COMPREHENSIVECOMPREHENSIVE PARKPARK ANDAND RECREATIONRECREATION FACILITIESFACILITIES PLANPLAN 2018 - 2023
In association with the: Ocean Shores Park Board Adopted February 26, 2018 City Of Ocean Shores Washington P.O. Box 909, Ocean Shores, Washington 98569
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CITY OF OCEAN SHORES COMPREHENSIVE PARK & RECREATION FACILITIES PLAN
2018 - 2023
Prepared by: City of Ocean Shores P.O. Box 909 Ocean Shores, Washington 98569
In association with the: Ocean Shores Park Board
Adopted February 26, 2018 CITY OF OCEAN SHORES COMPREHENSIVE PARK & RECREATION FACILITIES PLAN
2018 - 2023
OCEAN SHORES CITY COUNCIL Susan Conniry Bob Crumbpacker Steve Ensley Lisa Griebel Jon Martin Bob Peterson Holly Plackett
OCEAN SHORES MAYOR Crystal Dingler
OCEAN SHORES PARK BOARD Rich Otto Michael Darling David Deweese Dirgo Briant Olsen Dave Timbrook TBA TBA
Bob Peterson, Council Representative (during 2017-2018)
OCEAN SHORES PARK FOUNDATION Michael Darling Rich Otto Cathey Peterson Mary Walker Goals, Objectives and Participants Chapter 1
1.0 City Parks and Recreation Facilities Plan ...... 1 1.0.1 Introduction to Ocean Shores 1.0.2 City of Ocean Shores Planning for Parks and Recreation Facilities 1.0.3 Parks and Recreation Facilities at Ocean Shores
1.1 Ocean Shores Parks and Recreational Facilities Plan ...... 3 1.1.1 City Parks and Recreational Facilities Introduction 1.1.2 City Parks and Recreational Facilities Goals and Objectives 1.1.2.1 City Parks Goals and Objectives 1.1.2.2 City Recreational Facilities Goals and Objectives 1.1.2.3 City Maintenance of Parks and Recreational Facilities Goals and Objectives 1.1.3 City Parks Development and Improvement Participants 1.1.3.1 Park Board 1.1.3.2 Park Foundation 1.1.3.3 City Public Works 1.1.3.4 Service Organizations 1.1.3.5 City Sponsored Citizen Adopt-a-Park Teams 1.1.3.6 Park Board Volunteer Teams
1.2 Ocean Shores Recreation Program Plan ...... 8 1.2.1 City Recreation Program Introduction 1.2.2 City Recreation Program Goals 1.2.3 City Recreation Program Objectives 1.2.4 City Recreation Program Participants
City Parks, Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities Chapter 2
2.0 City Owned Parks, Recreational Facilities, and Open Spaces ...... 11
2.1 City Owned Parks ...... 12 2.1.1 Developed Parks 2.1.1.1 North Bay Park 2.1.1.2 Chinook Park 2.1.1.3 Emerson Park 2.1.1.4 Milo Schneider (Lions Club) Park 2.1.1.5 Skateboard Park 2.1.1.6 Triangle Park 2.1.1.7 Marine View Park 2.1.1.8 Coastal Interpretive Center 2.1.2 Underdeveloped Parks 2.1.2.1 North End Grand Canal Park 2.1.2.2 South End Grand Canal Park 2.1.2.3 Texmar Park 2.1.2.4 King Cyrus Park 2.1.2.5 Geoduck Loop Park 2.1.2.6 Spinnaker Dog Park 2.1.2.7 Limpet Park 2.1.2.8 Peninsula Court Bay Access Park (Access Closed Due to Wave Damage) 2.1.2.9 Gunderson Park 2.1.3 Future/Undeveloped Parks 2.1.3.1 Mariner Court Bay Park 2.1.3.2 Sunrise Avenue Bay Park 2.1.3.3 Sand Dune Ocean Park 2.1.3.4 Beachwood Loop Park 2.1.3.5 Mount Olympus Park 2.1.3.6 Agate Court Park 2.1.3.7 Mink Court Park 2.1.3.8 Wakina Loop Park 2.1.3.9 North Bay Court Bay Park 2.1.3.10 Cardinal Avenue Park
2.2 City Owned Recreational Facilities ...... 17 2.2.1.1 Pt Brown Bike Path 2.2.1.2 East Ocean Shores Blvd Bike Path 2.2.1.3 Taurus Avenue Bike Path 2.2.1.4 Ocean Lake Way Bike Path 2.2.1.5 Pacific Blvd Bike Path 2.2.1.6 West Chance a la Mer Bike Path 2.2.1.7 Canal Drive SE (Elementary School to Ocean Lake Way) Pedestrian Path 2.2.1.8 Future East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path 2.2.1.9 Future Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path 2.2.1.10 Future Point Brown (Library to Discovery Ave) Pedestrian Path 2.2.1.11 Future High Dunes Trail 2.2.2 City Lakes and Canals 2.2.2.1 Duck Lake 2.2.2.2 Lake Minard 2.2.2.3 Grand Canal 2.2.2.4 Bell Canal 2.2.2.5 Bass Canal 2.2.3 City Access to Ocean Dunes and Beaches 2.2.3.1 Sportsman Beach Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.2 Driftwood Beach Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.3 Ocean View Beach Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.4 Marine View DR Beach Access Pedestrian Paths 2.2.3.5 Decatur Beach Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.6 Butterclam Beach Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.7 Tonquin (Tonquin and Marine View Dr.) Beach Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.8 Damon Point (at Discovery Ave.) Beach Access Area 2.2.3.9 Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/Pedestrian Path 2.2.3.10 Oyehut State Park Vehicle Beach Access 2.2.3.11 Chance a la Mer State Park Vehicle Beach Access 2.2.3.12 Pacific Blvd Vehicle Beach Access 2.2.3.13 Ocean Lake Way Vehicle Beach Access 2.2.3.14 Taurus Blvd Vehicle Beach Access
2.2.4 City Access to Grays Harbor Bayfront 2.2.5 City Access to WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Bayfront Hunting Area 2.2.6 City Access to WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Oyhut Wildlife Area 2.2.6.1 Wastewater Treatment Plant (Ocean Shores Blvd. east of Jetty) Oyhut Access Path 2.2.6.2 Spinnaker Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.6.3 Sportsman Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.6.4 Tonquin Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path 2.2.6.5 Neptune Access Pedestrian Path to the Estuary 2.2.7 City Access to Quinault Indian Nation Marina 2.2.8 Marty McMoran Memorial Walk 2.2.9 Facilities Supporting Recreation Programs
2.3 Types of City Owned Open Spaces ...... 27 2.3.1 Ocean Shores Golf Course and Driving Range 2.3.2 City Owned Undeveloped Open Spaces/Passive Areas
2.4 Map: Ocean Shores Recreation and Public facilities ...... 28
2.5 Types of City Sponsored Recreational Programs ...... 29 2.5.1 Sports Recreational Programs 2.5.2 Educational Recreational Programs 2.5.3 Service Oriented Programs
North Beach School District Recreational Facilities Chapter 3
3.0 Types of North Beach School District Recreational Facilities ...... 33
3.1 North Beach Jr./Sr. High School Recreational Facilities
3.2 Ocean Shores Elementary School Recreational Facilities
WA State Parks, Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities Chapter 4
4.0 Types of WA State Parks, Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities ...... 35
4.1 WA State Parks 5.1.1 Ocean City State Park 4.1.2 Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park 4.1.3 Oyhut State Park 4.1.4 Chance a la Mer State Park
4.2 WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities . . . . 36 4.2.1 State Fish and Wildlife Hunting Area at Ocean Shores Airport 4.2.2 State Fish and Wildlife Hunting Area at Oyehut Wildlife Refuge
4.3 WA DNR Recreational Area ...... 37 4.3.1 Damon Point “State Park”
4.4 WA State Highway Set Aside as a Recreational Area ...... 38
Demand and Need Analysis Chapter 5 5.0 Factors Impacting Recreational Demand ...... 40
5.1 Demographic Factors Affecting Recreational Demand ...... 41
5.2 Other Trends Affecting Recreational Demand ...... 47 5.2.1 Anecdotal Reports of Interest In Exercise, Including Walking And Biking 5.2.2 Anecdotal Reports of Economic/Social Factors. 5.2.3 WA State Recreation and Conservation Office Reported Recreation Trends 5.2.4 OSWA Public Works Parks and Recreation Facility Usage Data 5.2.5 Public Input on OSWA Parks and Recreation Facility Needs
5.3 Document Existing Park/Recreation Facilities Condition/Deficiencies . . . . . 52 5.3.1 City Owned Parks 5.3.2 Underdeveloped Parks 5.3.3 Future/Undeveloped Parks 5.3.4 City Owned Recreational Facilities
5.4 Document “Desired State” for Park/Recreation Facilities by Park/Facility . . . .66
5.5 Determine Improvements Necessary to Get to “Desired State” by Park/Facility . 66
5.6 Document Potential Park Improvement Projects (PIPs) by Park/Facility . . . . 66
5.7 Document Future Parks by Theme ...... 67 5.7.1 Water/Spray Park (See Hoquiam, Concrete) 5.7.2 Veterans Flag Pavilion Park 5.7.3 Police/Fire/Veterans Memorial Park 5.7.4 Nature Walk 5.7.5 Art in the Park (See Leavenworth) 5.7.6 Wedding Gazebo Park
Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Chapter 6
6.0 Introduction: CIP Goal and Policies ...... 72
6.1 Step One: Inventory ...... 104
6.2 Step Two: Future Needs ...... 161
6.3 Step Three: Cost Analysis and Fund Source Identification ...... 76
Plan Development, Adoption and Implementation Chapter 7
7.0 Introduction ...... 79
7.1 Development and Adoption of Updated Comprehensive Park & Recreation Plan .79 7.1.1 Planning for Update 7.1.2 Solicit Public Involvement for Data Acquisition 7.1.3 Perform Site Surveys to Update Park/Recreation Facility Condition 7.1.4 Park Board Develops Update to Comprehensive Park and Recreation Plan 7.1.5 Park Board Tentatively Approves Plan Update for Public Review 7.1.6 Park Board Coordinates With Mayor for Approval to Proceed to Public Review 7.1.7 City Schedules Open Houses/Public Meetings for Public Review of Draft Update 7.1.8 Park Board Conducts Public Meetings for Public Review of Draft Update 7.1.9 Park Board Incorporates Public Comment into Plan Update 7.1.10 Park Board Coordinates With Mayor for Approval to Submit to City Council 7.1.11 City Council Consideration, Public Hearing and Resolution of Adoption 7.1.12 Summary of Public Comments 7.1.12.1 2012 Update Public Comments 7.1.12.2 2018 Update Public Comments
7.2 Implementation of Updated Comprehensive Park & Recreation Plan ...... 83 7.2.1 Park Board Park Improvement Project (PIP) Development 7.2.2 PIP Incorporation into Park Board Budget Recommendation 7.2.3 Implementation of Budgeted PIPs 7.2.3.1 Public Works Implementation 7.2.3.2 Public Works/Contractor Implementation 7.2.3.3 Public Works/ Park Board Volunteer Implementation 7.2.4 Implementation of PIPs not in Budget 7.2.4.1 City Adopt-a-Park Team - Self Funded 7.2.4.2 City Adopt-a-Park Team - Park Foundation Funded 7.2.4.3 Service Organization Team - Self Funded 7.2.4.4 Service Organization Team - Park Foundation Funded 7.2.4.5 Park Board Volunteer Team - Park Foundation Funded
Appendix: A-1 A-1.1 Public Involvement Detail ...... 86 A-1.2 #1 Proposed New Water Park Proposal ...... 86 A-1.3 #2 Proposed New Memorial Park Proposal ...... 89 A-1.4 #3 Proposed New Veterans Flag Pavilion Proposal ...... 92 A-1.5 #4 Proposed New Nature Walk Park Proposal ...... 97 A-1.6 #5 Proposed New Proposed New Park Map Shelter Proposal ...... 101 A-1.7 #6 Observation Tower ...... 103
Appendix: A-2 A-2.1 Council Adgenda Bill for Passage ...... 107
Appendix: A-3 A.-3.1 CFP: Inventory ...... 108 A.-3.2 CFP: Priority ...... 122 A.-3.3 CPF: Future Needs ...... 165
Chapter 1
Goals, Objectives and Participants 1.0 City Parks and Recreation Facilities Plan
1.0.1 - Introduction to Ocean Shores Ocean Shores occupies the Point Brown peninsula, a long narrow peninsula of land, about 2 miles wide and 5 miles long. It forms the northern land mass at the mouth of Grays Harbor. The city is about 6,000 acres, or 9.4 square miles. It is accessible from the central Puget Sound area by way of Interstate 5 south to Olympia, and due west via State Routes 8, 12, 101, 109 and 115.
The City of Ocean Shores, is in Grays Harbor county, on the Pacific coast of the Olympic Peninsula in the state of Washington, in the northwest corner of the lower 48 states.
This Washington state county is named after Grays Harbor, a large estuarine bay near its southwestern corner. This bay, in turn, is named after Captain Robert Gray who discovered and entered it on May 7, 1792. Grays Harbor County was formed out of Thurston County, home to Olympia, the state capital, on April 14, 1854. Originally named Chehalis County, it took its present name in 1915.
The city was incorporated in 1970, having been planned by private developers who platted almost the entire acreage and augmented the stunning natural features by adding additional canal waterways connected with Duck Lake and other smaller lakes, and built an 18-hole golf course within city limits. In addition to its six miles of ocean beaches, the city has about 23 miles of interconnected freshwater canals and lakes, offering many residents their own direct water access.
Long before the arrival of European explorers and settlers, the peninsula was used by the various local tribes for trading and other purposes. The Chinook, Chehalis, and Quinault Tribes used the area, as well as others that now make up the Quinault Indian Nation. On May 7, 1792 Captain Robert Gray sailed into the bay and named the area Bullfinch Harbor. Later, Captain George Vancouver renamed 1 the area after Captain Gray, now called Gray’s Harbor. The first white established settler on the Point was Matthew McGee, who settled in the early 1860s. He sold the southern portion of the peninsula to A.O. Damon in 1878 for a trading supply center whose dock extended into the Oyehut channel. [1]
A.O. Damon took over the entire peninsula from McGee with the land passed along to his grandson, Ralph Minard, who used the area as a cattle ranch from 1929 until he sold to the Ocean Shores Development Corporation in 1960 for $1,000,000. By December, 1960, 25 miles (40 km) of canals were planned, a six-hole golf course was drawing players, and the mall shopping area was ready for the 1961 Ocean Shores Estates construction boom. The mall, 100 motel units, three restaurants and the airstrip sprang up from the sandy ground with the marina opening in 1963. The SS Catala was brought up from California to become a “boatel” and charter fleet office. Two years later a southwest winter storm drove her into the sand and for many years she was the most famous shipwreck on the Washington Coast. In 1966 the famous gates to the city were installed. [1]
1.0.2 - City of Ocean Shores Planning for Parks and Recreation Facilities The 2010 U.S. Census shows the Ocean Shores population at 5,569, updated to 5,955, in 2016 by the Grays Harbor Council of Governments (GHCOG). Grays Harbor County has 71,600 people, updated to 72,820, in 2016 by the GHCOG.[2] Ocean Shores is the third largest city in Grays Harbor, after Aberdeen and Hoquiam, which cities are about 20 miles east at the mouth of the harbor. The documentation of demographic data and its analysis will be further addressed in Chapter 6.1 “Demographic Factors Affecting Recreational Demand” and its impact on park and recreational facility planning.
1.0.3 - Parks and Recreation Facilities at Ocean Shores The City of Ocean Shores is blessed with a large number of City owned parks and recreation facilities, which include: (1) City owned parks, which fall into one of the three categories (a) developed, (b) underdeveloped, and (c) future or undeveloped; (2) City owned recreational facilities (pedestrian/bike paths, lakes and canals, the Coastal Interpretive Center); (3) the Ocean Shores golf course and driving range; and (4) city owned undeveloped open spaces/passive areas.
Additionally, the City provides city access, either via a park or an access trail to (1) ocean dunes and beaches; (2) Grays Harbor bayfront; (3) the WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Bayfront Hunting Area (by the Ocean Shores Airport); (4) the WDFW Oyhut Wildlife Area; (5) WA Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Damon Point open space, and recreational area; and (6) Quinault Indian Nation Marina.
Beside those parks and recreation facilities provided by the City, other parks and recreation facilities are also available, some with access limitations: 2 • Ocean Shores Community Club, which operates a number of parks, open spaces, and recreational facilities, all of which are limited to member only access. • North Beach School District which provides a number of recreational facilities located in and on the school district’s properties, all of which are limited to prior approval only access. • WA State parks, open spaces, and recreational facilities that are accessible via the public road system in and around Ocean Shores. It should be noted that in the case of the WDFW Duck Lake open space, neither the state nor the City currently provides access. • Quinault Indian Nation Marina and surrounding recreational areas.
This plan will address all of the above from an informational perspective but focus on the City owned parks and recreation facilities and access trails to non-city owned recreational areas, possibly designating them as parks. For example, it is not necessary for the City to provide swimming pools in the City owned parks as this amenity is already provided by (1) the Community Club for full time residents, part time residents, and their guests, who are members, and (2) the local hotels for visitors staying at a hotel overnight.
The non-City owned parks and recreational facilities are included in this plan to: • Primarily aid the City in determining what doesn’t need to be provided by the City, as it is already available in or around Ocean Shores through other resources (e.g., Community Club, State, hotels). • Aid the City in determining the priority of park/recreational facility development/ improvement, as it is more important to develop/ improve a park/recreational facility with unique amenities sooner than one which will replicate amenities which are already available in or around Ocean Shores through other resources. • Inform the public (e.g., full time residents, part time residents, visitors, and guests) of the totality of parks and recreational facilities which are available and those which have access restrictions (e.g., Community Club parks and recreational facilities are only available to those who are members and their guests).
1.1 Ocean Shores Parks and Recreational Facilities Plan 1.1.1 - City Parks and Recreational Facilities Introduction The City of Ocean Shores defines a park, per the Municipal code, as an area of land, with or without water, developed and used for public recreational purposes, including landscaped tracts, picnic grounds, playgrounds, athletic fields, recreation centers, camps, foot, bicycle and bridle paths, motor vehicle drives, wildlife sanctuaries, museums, zoological and botanical gardens, facilities for bathing, boating, hunting and fishing, as well as other recreational facilities for the use and benefit of the public. (Chapter 2.48.010.B)
1.1.2 - City Parks and Recreational Facilities Goals and Objectives The following goals are broad statements of intent with respect to the park and recreation system in the City of Ocean Shores. They describe the city’s desired outcomes for its park and recreation facilities and programs. They provide the framework for development of this plan. Goals do not exist in a vacuum, and the goals presented here recognize serious constraints on park funding opportunities, some of which have arisen statewide since the adoption of the previous park plan in 2003 and the update in 2012.
In addition, these goals recognize state requirements of the Washington State Resource Conservation Office (RCO) which require certain planning elements in order for the city to be eligible for state funding programs. These goals combine previous park planning goals of Ocean Shores and current approaches of the City Council, Parks Board and city parks staff. Importantly, they reflect the 3 usage and interests of the citizens of Ocean Shores as set forth in the following chapters on demand and need analysis and on public participation.
Ocean Shores primary goal for parks and recreational facilities is to provide sufficient City owned parks and recreational facilities to satisfy the diverse needs of the city’s population – permanent, second-home and tourist – while creating a wholesome and fulfilling recreation experience within the resources available to Ocean Shores.
Objectives are more specific and measurable statements of actions the city intends to undertake, in meeting each stated goal. It is reasonable to expect to hear a discussion at budget time, among Council, Mayor, staff and citizens, on progress reached among these objectives during the past year, and on actions which will become part of the work program for the city during the budget year to come.
The parks portion of the city’s Capital Improvement Program is a major vehicle to be used to measure progress for the capital portion of the park and recreation plan. Each line item is to be backed up and further defined by a Park Improvement Project (PIP). The PIP is a detailed plan to accomplish the objective of each line item listed in the Capital Improvement Program. The intent is that each PIP is constrained in scope to represent an “easily” achievable/short duration project. Thus the total development/improvement planned for a particular park or recreational facility would normally consist of multiple PIPs so that when all of the PIPs for a particular park are completed the park will be considered a developed and well maintained park. This also supports the Mayor’s and City Council’s desire to support and affirm volunteers’ efforts with City owned parks and recreational facilities. Thus a group or service organization may choose to undertake either a particular PIP or all PIPs for a park under either the City’s Adopt-a-Park program or the Park Board’s Park Corps volunteer program.
Each PIP lists the following: • Project Title • Project Number (Park initials - Year - PIP Number for Park, e.g., NBP-2017-1) • Project Description • Estimated Cost • Estimated Schedule • Priority • List of Detailed Tasks (numbered from 1 and on) necessary to accomplish the PIP • Detailed Estimate for Each Detailed Task
PIPs are used to define the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities whether accomplished via (1) the annual parks and recreation budget or (2) non-budgeted projects in support of accomplishing the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities Capital Improvement Program.
Other important non-capital areas covered by these objectives include maintenance, recreational programs, new park facility or program development, and funding activities such as grant applications and volunteer development.
1.1.2.1 City Parks Goals and Objectives The Ocean Shores City parks goal is to (1) maintain adequate parks, in terms of acreage, quantity, quality, and level of development to meet the present and future needs of all of the City’s population and (2) accomplish this by using volunteer effort to the maximum extent possible. The twelve objectives for this goal are as follows: 4 • Objective 1-1: Develop and maintain parks, in such a manner to provide sufficient recreational opportunities for all segments of the OS population. • Objective 1-2: Remain in conformance with other locally adopted plans for consistent and coordinated recreational development as other development occurs. • Objective 1-3: Encourage easement, long-term leases or land trades for land considered highly desirable for recreational development. • Objective 1-4: Coordinate recreational opportunity and site development with other entities to provide a balanced and efficient park system. • Objective 1-5: Encourage the preservation of high value scenic vistas, wildlife habitat areas and other natural areas. • Objective 1-6: Provide public access opportunities to the fresh waterway system and North Bay. • Objective 1-7: Develop sites in a manner that is sensitive to the natural attributes of the area. • Objective 1-8: Promote the retention and/or replacement of vegetation in open areas and along the shorelines to maintain quality wildlife habitat, water quality and aesthetic attractiveness of the city. • Objective 1-9: Encourage volunteer efforts to work with the City to develop new or improve existing parks via the City Adopt-a-Park program. • Objective 1-10: Encourage Service Organization volunteer to work with the City to develop new or improve existing parks via the Parks Board “Parks Corps” volunteers program. • Objective 1-11: Encourage volunteer efforts to work with the City to develop new or improve existing parks via the Parks Board “Parks Corps” volunteer program. • Objective 1-12: Encourage non-budget funding of volunteer efforts via the Ocean Shores Park Foundation, via either IRS 501(c)(3) charitable donations or obtaining grants available to IRS 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.
1.1.2.2 City Recreational Facilities Goals and Objectives The Ocean Shores City parks goal is to provide a broad spectrum of recreation facilities and experiences to meet the needs of all Ocean Shores residents and visitors of all ages. The six objectives for this goal are as follows: • Objective 2-1: Coordinate with adjacent local governments, school district and state agencies in providing recreational facilities which provide region-wide benefits. • Objective 2-2: Develop facilities that are available to all segments of the population – permanent, second-home, and visitors. • Objective 2-3: Incorporate a site-planning process into facility development and design that provides multi-use considerations for park structures, including the potential for public use of structures for emergency and disaster purposes. • Objective 2-4: Ensure that existing facility redevelopment and new development accommodate all users with physical and mental disabilities. • Objective 2-5: Promote development of a multi-use pathway system linking existing recreation sites to a region-wide pathway while enhancing pedestrian safety. • Objective 2-6: Continue to actively seek state and federal funds and seek grants and donations for recreation facility development and, where feasible, for multi-use purposes such as emergency and disaster use of structures.
1.1.2.3 City Maintenance of Parks and Recreational Facilities Goals and Objectives The Ocean Shores City parks goal is to provide efficient and cost-effective maintenance of parks, open space and recreation facilities to ensure a secure and aesthetically pleasing recreational experience for all Ocean Shores residents and visitors. The three objectives for this goal are as follows: • Objective 3-1: Maintain adequate park and maintenance operations funding. 5 • Objective 3-2: Encourage volunteer efforts to assist with park and litter clean-up and promote a local watch for vandalism. • Objective 3-3: Seek to provide facilities that balance cost-effectiveness, user safety and visual attractiveness.
1.1.3 - City Parks Development and Improvement Participants The City of Ocean Shores desires to include its residents in the development and improvement of City owned parks and recreational facilities to the maximum extent possible.
1.1.3.1 Park Board The Ocean Shores Park Board is a City chartered board of park commissioners, whose mission, per the City’s Municipal Code, is to advise the Ocean Shores City Council, the Mayor, and the department of Public Works regarding the general supervision and control of all parks and recreational facilities of the city. The Board consists of seven (7) members, who shall be appointed by the Mayor, with the consent of the City Council, from citizens of recognized fitness for such positions who reside in this city. The Park Board is specifically chartered under and its roles and responsibilities are defined by the City Municipal Code Chapter 02.48.
The Park Board is responsible to the Ocean Shores City Council and the Mayor to: • Update and maintain the Ocean Shores Comprehensive Parks and Recreational Facilities Plan and present it to the Mayor and City Council for approval. • Develop recommendations for the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities. This is accomplished primarily during the annual budget process, by (1) working with the City Department of Public Works to develop proposed Park Improvement Projects (PIPs) for City owned parks and recreational facilities, (2) obtaining budgetary estimates for each PIP and summarizing up to the individual park/recreational facility level, (3) selecting the park/recreational facility and individual PIPs to be included in the budget recommendation, and (4) presenting the Park Board recommendation to Mayor/City Council to support the annual budgeting process. • Develop and lead an Ocean Shores “Park Corps” of volunteers willing to work on a PIP for an individual City owned park/recreational facility. The implementation of Park Corps volunteer labor in accomplishing a PIP will be led by either (1) City Department of Public Works project leader, (2) the Park Board project leader, or (3) the project leader from the selected responsible Service Organization, who is teaming with the Park Board. Implementation of PIPs under item (1) above will normally be funded by the City using budgeted funds. While implementation of PIPs under item (2) above will normally be funded by the Ocean Shores Park Foundation either through charitable donations to Ocean Shores parks or grants. Implementation of PIPs under item (3) above will normally be funded by either the Ocean Shores Park Foundation either through charitable donations to Ocean Shores parks or grants or by grants received directly by the responsible Service organization. • Advise the Mayor, City Council and City Department of Public Works (responsible for administering parks), regarding the general supervision and control of all parks and recreational facilities of the City and to recommend rules and regulations for the government, management, supervision, and control of city parks and recreational facilities.
1.1.3.2 Park Foundation The Ocean Shores Park Foundation is a citizen founded corporation which was incorporated as a Washington State Charitable Foundation and IRS Tax Exempt 501(c)(3) corporation in 2015. The specific purpose of the Ocean Shores Park Foundation is to assist the City of Ocean Shores (1) in funding current and future City parks, as defined in City Municipal Code Chapter 2.48.010 and (2) 6 with capital improvement projects, maintenance, public education, and recreational opportunities for all visitors and residents.
The Park Foundation provides the means for citizen’s and corporations to make charitable contributions in support of the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities and to receive a U.S. Department of Internal Revenue approved tax receipt. Additionally, the Park Foundation may apply for charitable grants to be used for the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities. Charitable contributions may be in the form of (1) cash, (2) checks, (3) stocks and bonds, and (4) materials required by a particular PIP.
The Ocean Shores Park Foundation works together with the Ocean Shores Park Board in improving the quality and usability of the City owned parks and recreation facilities. These joint activities include, but are not limited to: (1) organizing volunteer park work parties, (2) supporting the implementation of PIPs, (3) providing support to the City Department of Public Works in their implementation of City budgeted improvements to city parks and recreational facilities, and (4) park related fundraising. These are primarily implemented as follows, by working together with: • The Ocean Shores Park Board by funding City approved PIPs, to be implemented by the Park Board’s volunteer labor Park Corps, which have not been included in the City’s Parks and Recreation annual budget, if funds are available. • The Ocean Shores Park Board by funding City approved PIPs, to be implemented by local Service Organizations, frequently supplemented by the Park Board’s volunteer labor Park Corps, which have not been included in the City’s Parks and Recreation annual budget, if funds are available. • The Ocean Shores Department of Public Works by funding City approved PIPs, to be implemented by the Department of Public Works or their contractors, which have not been included in the City’s Parks and Recreation annual budget, if funds are available. • Citizen teams of volunteers that may form, be recognized by the City, and volunteer to develop, improve, or maintain a city park or recreational facility under the City operated Adopt- a-Park program. The Park Foundation may participate in funding City approved PIPs, to be implemented by the Adopt-a-Park team, if (1) the team does not self fund, (2) the team requests funding/reimbursement, and (3) Park Foundation funds are available.
1.1.3.3 City Public Works The Ocean Shores Department of Public Works is responsible to the Mayor and City council for the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities in accordance with City internal policies and procedures.
1.1.3.4 Service Organizations Service Organizations located in Ocean Shores may choose to participate in the development, improvement, and maintenance of City owned parks. This may occur in one of the following ways: • Adopt-a-Park: Organize a team from their membership to form a Service Organization sponsored Adopt-a-Park team, select a park for their focus, coordinate with the Park Board to see if there is an existing PIP they want to take over responsibility or to create a new PIP for a City owned park. Then to be recognized by the City as an Adopt-a-Park team and (1) propose the PIP they wish to implement for approval and (2) to volunteer under the City operated Adopt- a-Park program. Note: The Service Organization may either choose to be self funding or to coordinate being funded via the Park Foundation. • Park Board PIP Volunteer: Coordinate with the Park Board to select a park, a PIP, then form a team of volunteers, which may or may not be supplemented by the Park Board’s volunteer labor 7 Park Corps. The Park Board submits a Volunteer PIP proposal to the Mayor for coordination and approval. Then in conjunction with the Park Board implement the PIP per the City approved proposal. Note: The Service Organization may either choose to be self funding or to coordinate being funded via the Park Foundation, if funds are available. • Park Volunteer: Coordinate with the Park Board to determine the opportunities to support the Ocean Shores Department of Public Works in the implementation of a PIP for the development, improvement, and maintenance of City owned parks, which has been included in the annual City parks and recreation budget.
1.1.3.5 City Sponsored Citizen Adopt-a-Park Teams Any group of citizens may choose to form a team of volunteers to support the development, improvement, and maintenance of City owned parks, under the City operated Adopt-a-Park program. The citizens may form the Adopt-a-Park team, be recognized by the City, and volunteer to develop, improve, or maintain a city park or recreational facility under the City operated Adopt-a-Park program. The Adopt-a-Park team then selects a park for their focus, coordinate with the Park Board to see if there is an existing PIP they want to take over responsibility or to create a new PIP for a City owned park. Then they follow existing City procedures to be recognized by the City as an Adopt-a-Park team and (1) propose the PIP they wish to implement for approval and (2) to volunteer under the City operated Adopt-a-Park program. Notes: • The Adopt-a-Park team may either choose to be self funding or to coordinate being funded via the Park Foundation, if funds are available. • The above is intended to be informational only - details on the Adopt-a-Park program and how it operates may be obtained from City administration.
1.1.3.6 Park Board Volunteer Teams At the direction of the Mayor, the Park Board has established a framework to solicit volunteers to help in the development, improvement, and maintenance of City owned parks, this is called the Park Corps. Normally, these volunteers may support parks efforts in the following manner: • Park Board PIP Volunteer: The Park Board’s volunteer labor Park Corps provides volunteer labor in support of implementation of a City approved PIP, which has not be included in the annual City parks and recreation budget, under either direct Park Board management or under a joint Service Organization/Park Board management. • Park Volunteer: The Park Board’s volunteer labor Park Corps provides volunteer labor in support of the Ocean Shores Department of Public Works in the implementation of a PIP for the development, improvement, and maintenance of City owned parks, which has been included in the annual City parks and recreation budget.
1.2 Ocean Shores Recreation Program Plan 1.2.1 - City Recreation Program Introduction 1.2.2 - City Recreation Program Goals Establish and provide recreational programs sufficient to meet the needs of all resident and visitor age groups in the City.
1.2.3 - City Recreation Program Objectives • Objective 4-1: Encourage and promote coordination and cooperation with the North Beach School District, local service organizations and volunteers for joint recreation programs. • Objective 4-2: Promote recreation programs that encourage growth, community spirit and civic pride • Objective 4-3: Encourage indoor recreation facilities for use during periods of inclement weather.
8 1.2.4 - City Recreation Program Participants - TBA
[1] Wikipedia “Ocean Shores History” (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_Shores,_Washington) [2] GHCOG Demographics Brochure
9 Chapter 2
City Owned Parks, Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities The current park and recreation system in Ocean Shores consists primarily of four main providers: the City of Ocean Shores; the Ocean Shores Community Club, a private club created for residents of the city when it was originally subdivided; Washington State Parks, and the North Beach School District. The facilities provided by the city, state and school district are open to the general public. Whereas, the Community club facilities are only available through membership by city property owners and their guests or renters. Other recreation providers include the private hotel and motel industry, a variety of private businesses offering moped and bicycle rentals, miniature golf, horseback riding on the beach, arcade games, go-kart racing and bowling.
This chapter deals only with providing an inventory of the parks and recreational facilities which are owned by the City of Ocean Shores and the amenities provided by each. In order to guide park and recreational facility planning efforts, this chapter also develops and assigns a theme for each park. The use of themes is intended to minimize overlaps and to ensure that the City has addressed the amenities deemed necessary but not already provided through other sources.
Subsequent chapters may address the parks and recreational facilities which provided by the Ocean Shores Community Club, Washington State (Parks, WDFW, and DNR), and the North Beach School District, from an informational only aspect. Those recreational facilities/ services/ items which are provided to the public by the hotel and motel industry and a variety of private businesses are not addressed in this plan.
2.0 City Owned Parks, Recreational Facilities, and Open Spaces
Ocean Shores provides its residents, property owners, guests, and visitors with a system of City owned parks, recreational facilities, and open spaces.
Per Chapter 2.48.010 of the Ocean Shores Municipal Code a “Park” means an area of land, with or without water, developed and used for public recreational purposes, including landscaped tracts, picnic grounds, playgrounds, athletic fields, recreation centers, camps, foot, bicycle and bridle paths, motor vehicle drives, wildlife sanctuaries, museums, zoological and botanical gardens, facilities for bathing, boating, hunting and fishing, as well as other recreational facilities for the use and benefit of the public.
For the purposes of this plan: • City Owned Parks meet the portion of the definition of “Park” in Chapter 2.48.010 of the Ocean Shores Municipal Code that includes an area of land, with or without water, developed and used for public recreational purposes, including landscaped tracts, picnic grounds, playgrounds, athletic fields, recreation centers, camps, wildlife sanctuaries, museums, zoological and botanical gardens, facilities for bathing, boating, hunting and fishing, as well as other recreational facilities for the use and benefit of the public. • City Owned Recreational Facilities meet the portion of the definition of “Park” in Chapter 2.48.010 of the Ocean Shores Municipal Code that foot/bicycle/bridle paths, motor vehicle drives, city owned fresh waterways, and city owned access to dunes, ocean beaches, bayfront, and non-city owned recreational areas. • City Owned Open Spaces are segregated into two categories (1) the Ocean Shores golf course and driving range and (2) undeveloped open spaces/passive/unimproved areas which are primarily planned to provide wetland and wildlife habitat. This supports the desire to have Ocean Shores remain an area that can provide wildlife viewing opportunities to its residents, visitors, and guests.
11 2.1 City Owned Parks
Ocean shores parks are segregated into three groups solely based upon the current development status of the individual park. This includes (1) developed parks, providing the level of recreational experiences normally expected from a City park; (2) Underdeveloped parks, which are parks that have started the development process but are not yet completed enough to be classified as a full experience developed park; and (3) undeveloped parks, which while may be able to provide some basic level of recreational experience are unimproved and normally do not provide any or at best the mere basic amenities expected of park facility. In order to better meet the needs of the full- time residents, part-time residents, guests, and visitors each park/recreational facility is assigned a theme. The theme not only tells the planned purpose of the park but it also guides the development/ improvement of the park. In this manner only park improvement projects, used to accomplish the development/ improvement of the park, which are consistent with the park’s theme are proposed and authorized.
2.1.1 - Developed Parks A park is considered “developed” once it has been landscaped, has a parking area, and has had recreational equipment (e.g., picnic structures/tables, boating/fishing ramps/docks, sports fields/ courts) installed.
2.1.1.1 North Bay Park Theme: Premier City Multi-use land/water sports and family outing park. North Bay Park is the premier City owned park in Ocean Shores and one of our largest and most heavily used parks in the city. The park is located at 299 Albatross St. NE at the intersection of Duck Lake Drive, Albatross St. NE, and East Chance a la Mer Avenue. This park contains 7.1 acres on the north end of Duck Lake, only 1 mile from the downtown business district, and just west of the airport. Additionally, this park provides amazing views of the Olympic mountains, Grays Harbor, Mount Rainier, and the Ocean Shores airport, as well as providing boat and fishing access to Duck Lake. This park provides the primary Public access to Duck Lake, via the primary City owned boat launch ramp, additionally it provides two docks for fishing, hand launching of canoes/kayaks or just enjoying the lake.
Fir trees shade the south end of the park. In addition to boating and fishing this park offers a baseball diamond with backstop and bleachers, a soccer field with goals and bleachers. There are public parking areas (including boat trailer parking), a covered picnic facility, barbecue grills, uncovered picnic tables, playground equipment, a tennis court with benches and a practice backboard, and a basketball court. It also provides an ADA accessible restroom facility, porta-potty facilities and two parking lots. It is the perfect park for family picnics, fishing, boating, sports (Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis), bird watching, wildlife viewing, kite flying, and even weddings.
It is also the primary park used to host a number of events during the year, e.g., youth fishing derby, WOOF-a-thon, bike-a-thon, paddle-a-thon.
2.1.1.2 Chinook Park Theme: Multi-use land/water sports and family outing park. Chinook Park, on 543 Duck Lake Drive 12 SE, encompasses 3.2 acres and is located on the east shoreline of Duck Lake. It provides Public access to Duck lake via the second of two City owned boat launch ramps on Duck Lake, additionally it includes an ADA accessible fishing dock, fishing shack, and public parking. Other facilities include a large, multi-purpose play field with soccer goals and bleachers, picnic tables, playground equipment (e.g., swings, a slide, and climbing equipment), portable restrooms and a water fountain. It is a fine park for family picnics, fishing, boating, sports (e.g., Soccer), bird watching, wildlife viewing, and kite flying.
2.1.1.3 Emerson Park Theme: Multi-use land sports park. Emerson Park, on 452 Bass Ave. NE and West Court Loop, is a 1.5 acre landscaped park located south of Albatross St. NE in the northeast part of the city. It is the City’s primary tennis facility. Picnic tables, tennis courts, pickleball courts, tetherball and volleyball courts, benches, portable restroom, and public parking make up the facilities. It is a fine park for family picnics and outings, sports (e.g., tennis, pickleball, tetherball and volleyball), bird watching, and wildlife viewing.
2.1.1.4 Milo Schneider (Lions Club) Park Theme: Family outing park. Milo Schneider Park, also known as the Lions Club Park or the Children’s Park, is located on 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. NW near the hotels, the Lions Club building, and one of the City’s water towers, is a 1-acre landscaped park in the northwest part of the city. It was developed under the City Adopt-a-Park program by the Lions Club. Children’s play equipment (e.g., swings, slide, jungle gym), picnic tables, a small covered picnic structure, public parking, and a portable restroom make up the facilities. Although not part of the park, the Lions Club building located behind the park is available, through the Lions Club as a public meeting hall.
2.1.1.5 Skateboard Park Theme: Skateboarding park. Skateboard Park, on Minard Ave. NW near W. Chance a la Mer, is one of the newest parks in Ocean Shores, opening in 2010. It is near the central downtown area of Ocean Shores, located behind the Bennets Fish House, on Minard Ave NW, just south of Chance a la Mer (Southwest of the Pt. Brown Avenue Roundabout). It is within walking distance to restaurants, shops, medical facilities, the grocery store, City Hall, the police and Fire stations, and the library. The skate park offers skateboarders jumps and a paved skating area, with associated parking.
2.1.1.6 Triangle Park Theme: Neighborhood serenity park. Triangle Park, on Wildwood Avenue SE and Chaparral Street midway up Duck Lake, is the newest City neighborhood park in Ocean Shores, opening in 2016, and is one of the City’s Adopt-a-Parks. The major feature of this neighborhood park is a sundial, which is registered with the North American Sundial Society (http://sundials.org/index.php/ component/sundials/oneDial/842). This large horizontal sundial has a gnomon in the shape of an anchor and concrete minimalist dial surface in the shape of a triangle, keeping the theme of the location “Triangle Park”. This diminutive park provides the sundial, a flag pole, benches, walking paths and landscaping.
2.1.1.7 Marine View Park Theme: Water boat launch/fishing dock and family outing park. Marine View Park, on Marine View Drive, east of Sea Breeze Loop and west of Wawona Ave, is on Lake Minard at the south end of the peninsula, near the water tower. It provides Public access to Lake Minard via the only City owned boat launch ramp on to Lake Minard. Additionally, it includes an ADA accessible fishing dock, unpaved public parking, and a porta-potty. 13 2.1.1.8 Coastal Interpretive Center The purpose and mission of the Non-profit operated Coastal Interpretive Center is to educate the public concerning natural and man-made environments on the Washington coast through presentation of the history and ecology of coastal life. Since January 1, 2012, the Interpretive Center Association operates the Center as a non-profit business. The non-profit group defined a broader mission statement, changing the name to the Coastal Interpretive Center to better reflect that mission. The Center continues to grow, to expand its exhibits and learning experiences, and provide a major attraction for visitors and local residents alike. [2]
As a part of the Coastal Interpretive Center the City provides a short nature trail, the Mathew McGee Trail, where in the evening you can listen for bird songs. A play area for smaller children is also provided.
2.1.2 - Underdeveloped Parks A park is considered “under developed” if it has had some form of recreational facility improvement started and provides for a level of recreational experience but the facilities have not been completed (e.g., landscaping, parking area, and recreational equipment (e.g., picnic structures/tables, boating/ fishing ramps/docks, sports fields/courts) installation).
2.1.2.1 North End Grand Canal Park Theme: Memorial and family outing park. North End Grand Canal Park, at 121 J. K. Lewis St. NE, just east of Pt. Brown Ave (behind the IGA) is bordered by the northern fairways of the Ocean Shores Golf Course and is considered an underdeveloped park. Currently, this landscaped 1.6 acre park provides a few picnic tables, grassed area, a nature walk, public parking area, and a potential view of the Grand Canal. It has the potential to be a fine park for family picnics, bird watching, taking a nature walk along the canal, and wildlife viewing.
2.1.2.2 South End Grand Canal Park Theme: Fishing park. South End Grand Canal Park, at 1021 Discovery Ave. SE, west of Catala, a fenced/gated area next to the Discovery Inn, is considered an underdeveloped park. Currently, this site provides only a gated/fenced boat/fishing dock. This park provides for fishing off of a dock, nature viewing, wildlife viewing, and bird watching.
2.1.2.3 Texmar Park Theme: Multi-use small boat hand launch and family outing park. Texmar Park, also known as Kayak Park, on Texmar Ave. SW between Cascade Avenue and Pacific Surf Street, is located on the west side of Lake Minard. It is considered an underdeveloped park. This City owned neighborhood park provides a hand launch area for small water craft (e.g., canoes, kayaks), a picnic table, and contains an approximately 10 foot square concrete slab with two sides fenced. This park provides for the hand launching of small water craft, family picnics/outings, wildlife viewing, bird watching, and nature walks.
2.1.2.4 King Cyrus Park Theme: Multi-use land sports and family outing park. King Cyrus Park, on King Cyrus Loop SW and South Razor Clam DR SW. It is considered an underdeveloped park. This unimproved City owned neighborhood park provides potential for family picnics/outings and kite flying.
2.1.2.5 Geoduck Loop Park Theme: Multi-use land/water sports and family outing park. Geoduck Loop Park, on Geoduck Loop SW off of Ocean Shores Blvd has potential to provide access to Bell Canal and associated 14 waterways. It is considered an underdeveloped park. This unimproved City owned neighborhood park provides for family picnics/outings and kite flying.
2.1.2.6 Spinnaker Dog Park Theme: Off leash dog and family outing park. Spinnaker Park, bordered by both North and South Spinnaker Streets, west of Ocean Shores Blvd. via Spinnaker St. SW at the southwest end of the peninsula. It is considered an underdeveloped park. This park has been designated as the City dog park.
2.1.2.7 Limpet Park Theme: Multi-use small boat hand launch and family outing park. Limpet Park, on Copalis Ave. NE, on the northeast side of upper Duck Lake. The hand launch “boat ramp” is located on Copalis Avenue. It is considered an underdeveloped park. This park, was created from what was originally platted to be Limpet Court, going from Copalis to Duck Lake; however, apparently the road was either not installed or removed to make way for the hand-launch boat park. The park provides for (1) public parking, (2) a site with a ramp which is graded to a “no bank” waterfront for the hand launching of small water craft (e.g., canoes, kayaks), (3) a supposed area for family picnics/outings (but the picnic tables are no longer there), (4) wildlife viewing/bird watching, and (5) nature walks (No longer possible as the City open space is now used by neighboring home owners).
2.1.2.8 Peninsula Court Bay Access Park (Closed Due to Wave Damage) Theme: Bay access and viewing park. Peninsula Court Access provides a trail and stairs to the WDFW owned tide flats of Grays Harbor. It is considered an underdeveloped park. This park provides a public site to access Bill’s Spit via a stairway to the WDFW owned tide flats of Grays Harbor and a viewing bench. Note: Public parking is not available.
2.1.2.9 Gunderson Park Theme: Multi-use land sports and family outing park. Gunderson Park, on Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop at southeast end of Duck Lake near the Community Club, is one of the City’s first Adopt-a-Parks. This park is a several acre neighborhood park with a lot of potential however, it is considered an underdeveloped park. There are some facilities for family picnics/outings, including a picnic table, an assortment of benches, a fire pit, and some areas for outdoor games.
2.1.3 - Future/Undeveloped Parks
2.1.3.1 Mariner Court Bay Park Theme: Bay access/natural environment viewing and birding park. Mariner Court Bay Park, a future/undeveloped park, has an entrance between 776 and 778 Mariner Court, south of Wakina Loop with a potential view/access to the Grays Harbor waterfront and tidelands and other potential development. Currently this park/ bay access is not accessible. 15 2.1.3.2 Sunrise Avenue Bay Park Theme: Bay access/natural environment viewing and birding park. Sunrise Avenue Bay Park, a future/ undeveloped park, off of Sunrise Avenue (Between lots and Grays Harbor) about where Werner Court is located between the houses/lots and the bay. The City property is located north of the Ocean Shores Community Club’s open space. The entrance is 2 lots north of Werner CT. This park is a potential wildlife/ bird viewing park, with view/access to the Grays Harbor waterfront and tidelands and other potential development. Currently this park/bay access is not marked for public access, while the Ocean Shores Community Club’s open space is fenced with caution signs.
2.1.3.3 Sand Dune Ocean Park Theme: Beach/dunes access wildlife viewing and birding park. Sand Dune Ocean Dunes Park, a future/undeveloped park, has an entrance off of Sand Dune Avenue and Polaris Blvd, with a potential view/access to the ocean dunes and the Pacific Ocean and other potential development. Currently this park/ocean access is marked for public access, but (1) the park is covered with brush/weeds, with a trail “burrowed” into the brush, and (2) the beach access trail is currently flooded, with running water (Winter 2017).
2.1.3.4 Beachwood Loop Park Theme: Multi-use land sports and family outing park. Beachwood Loop Park, a future/undeveloped park, is bordered by Beachwood Loop on all sides, with a potential for wildlife viewing or other potential development.
2.1.3.5 Mount Olympus Park Theme: Multi-use land/water sports and family outing park. Mount Olympus Park, a future/ undeveloped park, is bordered by Mt Olympus Drive and Albion, with a potential view/access to the Grand Canal and other potential development. Currently this park/canal access is not marked for public access.
2.1.3.6 Agate CT Park Theme: Multi-use land/water sports and family outing park. Agate CT Park, a future/undeveloped park, has an entrance off of Wawona Ave SW between Agate CT and Pheasant CT, with a potential view/access to Lake Minard and other potential development. This open space is indicated as a boat launch on maps used by the City of Ocean Shores. However, currently this open space/park/lake access is not marked for public access.
2.1.3.7 Mink Court Park 16 Theme: Multi-use land/water sports and family outing park. Mink Court Park, a future/undeveloped park, is located south of and on the other side of the lake from Agate CT Park. It has an entrance off of Marine View Drive by Mink Court to undeveloped park, with a potential view/access to Lake Minard and other potential development. Currently this park/ lake access is not marked for public access.
2.1.3.8 Wakina Loop Park Theme: Natural state lagoon wildlife and water fowl viewing park. Wakina Loop Park, a future/ undeveloped park, has an entrance off of Wakina Loop south of Peninsula Court to undeveloped park, with a potential view/access to a lagoon in its natural state. Currently this park/bay access is not marked for public access.
2.1.3.9 North Bay Court Bay Park Theme: Bay access and viewing park. North Bay Court Bay Park (Future Park) Entrance off of North Bay Court off of North Bay Avenue just north of Peninsula Court to undeveloped park, on Grays Harbor. This park is a potential wildlife/ bird viewing park, with view/access to the Grays Harbor waterfront and tidelands and other potential development. Currently this park/bay access is not
marked for public access.
2.1.3.10 Cardinal Avenue Park Theme: Multi-use fishing dock and family outing park. The entrance for the Cardinal Avenue Park is to be located at the corner of East Rain St and Cardinal Ave. The park consists of the corner lot and an “unplatted” open space at the north end of Cardinal Ave. The park is bordered by 261 East Rain Street (north/east) and 780 Cardinal Ave on the south. Currently the park is severely overgrown with brush and trees. It is a potential Adopt-a-Park for a neighborhood group to take over and develop it into a fishing boat dock and family outing park.
2.2 City Owned Recreational Facilities
2.2.1 - City Pedestrian/Bike Paths 2.2.1.1 Pt Brown Bike Path The current Pt Brown bike path is a bike lane on the right hand side of the Point Brown roadway on both north and south lanes. Space is available separated from the roadway to have a combination bike/pedestrian paved pathway. From Ocean Lake Way north to the Library area this pathway has already been developed and is paved. However, significant sections remain undeveloped, unpaved and the usability of the existing bridge for this pathway is not clear (Currently bridge access is blocked off). 17 2.2.1.2 East Ocean Shores Blvd Bike Path The current East Ocean Shores Blvd bike path is a paved bike lane on the right hand side of the East Ocean Shores Blvd roadway on both east and west lanes, from where the roadway becomes divided by the Waste Treatment Plant to where the roadway changes to Sportsman Street SW until it intersects with Ocean Shores Blvd (on the west).
2.2.1.3 Taurus Blvd Bike Path The current Taurus Blvd bike path is a paved bike lane on the right hand side of the Taurus Blvd roadway on both east and west lanes, from Pt Brown (on the east) past Ocean Shores Blvd to Sand Dune Avenue SW (on the west).
2.2.1.4 Ocean Lake Way Bike Path The current Ocean Lake Way bike path is a paved bike lane on the right hand side of the Ocean Lake Way roadway on both east and west lanes, from Pt Brown (on the east) past Ocean Shores Blvd to Sand Dune Avenue SW (on the west).
2.2.1.5 Pacific Blvd Bike Path The current Pacific Blvd bike path is a paved bike lane on the right hand side of the Pacific Blvd roadway on both east and west lanes, from Pt Brown (on the east) past Ocean Shores Blvd (on the west) to the vehicle entrance to the ocean.
2.2.1.6 West Chance a la Mer Bike Path The current West Chance a la Mer bike path is a paved bike lane on the right hand side of the West Chance a la Mer roadway on both east and west lanes, from Pt Brown round-about (on the east) to Ocean Shores Blvd (on the west).
2.2.1.7 Canal Drive SE (Elementary School to Ocean Lake Way) Pedestrian Path From Ocean Lake Way south to the Elementary School area this Canal Drive SE pathway has already been developed and is paved.
2.2.1.8 Future East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path Space is available separated from the roadway to have a combination bike/pedestrian paved pathway from the post office to North Bay Park. This is currently in an undeveloped state.
2.2.1.9 Future Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path Space is available, immediately next to the roadway not separated like it is at Pt Brown and East Chance a la Mer, to have a narrow pedestrian paved pathway from West Chance a la Mer to the Jetty. This is currently in an undeveloped state and will require effort to develop (e.g., moving some utility poles, fill, grading, paving).
2.2.1.10 Future Point Brown (Library to Discovery Ave) Pedestrian Path Space is available separated from the roadway to have a combination bike/pedestrian paved pathway. From Ocean Lake Way north to the Library area this pathway has already been developed and is paved. However, significant sections remain undeveloped, unpaved and the usability of the existing bridge for this pathway is not clear (Currently bridge access is blocked off).
2.2.1.11 Future High Dunes Trail Under a grant from the USDA Rural Development, the City authorized a High Dune Trail and Parking feasibility study completed in 2017. The proposed trail will follow the crest of the primary dune and avoid most of the wetlands in lower lying areas of the dunes, providing a non-motorized vehicle and 18 pedestrian access from approximately Marine View Drive to Damon Road within the City. A possible extension past the Ocean City State Park to the Quinault Beach Resort and Casino is also under discussion.
Details of the City portion of the planned trail provided in the “Feasibility Study Report - Dune Firebreak and Walk and Bike Path” may be found on the City website (http://osgov.com). In addition to its primary purpose, the path will feature viewing opportunities, rest areas, interpretive exhibits, and a defensive fire break. Hikers or bikers could begin the trail at either end of the trail or at any of the five beach approaches.
This planned trail is yet another way this Parks Plan is in supportive of and consistent with the City’s draft Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) where it identifies “the need to increase public access to publicly owned areas of the shoreline” including giving priority to developing paths and trails to shoreline areas and linear access along the City’s shorelines, especially those trail corridors that would be a regional recreational and transportation resources. The SMP also calls for “increasing recreational opportunities for the public in the April 12, 2017 shoreline” including encouraging and planning for development of public recreational facilities in the shoreline.
It is planned that the trail surface will accommodate the recreational uses proposed for the trail including walking, jogging, biking, and other wheeled uses such as strollers, wheelchairs and assisted walkers. The trail must also be capable of occasional use by maintenance and emergency vehicles.
It is planned that the trail will include parking for the users. The parking is provided at the major individual vehicle beach access points within the City . This will include an improved paved vehicle access, with parking and ADA parking, per Appendix C of the High Dune Trail Feasibility Study. Each major individual vehicle beach access point is addressed within this plan in paragraphs 2.2.3.11, 2.2.3.12, 2.2.3.13, and 2.2.3.14.
2.2.2 - City Lakes and Canals Ocean Shores is blessed with a number of fresh waterways, the Pacific Ocean shore, and the bayfront shore of Grays Harbor. The fresh waterways includes Duck Lake, which has 278 surface acres and 11 miles of shoreline, and a 23 mile interconnected canal system. The lake offers fair fishing for rainbow and cutthroat trout, largemouth bass, crappie and bluegill. It is open to fishing year-around. There are parks located on Duck Lake which provide parking, fishing docks, and boat launch facilities.
Fishing docks are provided in OSWA City owned parks located on Duck Lake at both North Bay Park (two docks), Chinook Park (two docks), Marine View Park on Lake Minard and Southend Grand Canal Park. Should any individual citizen or group of citizens or local service organization desire additional fishing docks there are ample opportunities for them to volunteer/fund these projects. This process is further explained in chapter 8 of this document. Additionally, within Chapter 6 of this plan update four undeveloped parks are designated to have fishing docks when they are developed, one is located on north Duck Lake, the Cardinal Avenue Park, two are located on Lake Minard, the Agate CT Park and Mink Court Park, and, finally, one is located on the Grand Canal, the Mount Olympus Park.
2.2.2.1 Duck Lake The Ocean Shores owned portion of Duck Lake is geographically separated into four sections. The south or lower Duck Lake starts at the Overlake Street NE bridge and goes south to the end of the lake. The main or central portion of Duck Lake starts at the Overlake Street NE bridge and goes north to the Albatross Street NE bridge at North Bay Park. The north or upper Duck Lake is divided in half 19 by the East Chance a la Mer bridge into lower and upper north Duck Lake. Lower North Duck Lake starts at the Albatross Street NE bridge at North Bay Park and goes north to the East Chance a la Mer bridge. Upper North Duck Lake starts at the East Chance a la Mer bridge and goes north to end of the lake at East Rain Street NE. Additionally, at the very south end of Duck Lake is the Emmily and Hanna B. Waterway.
Duck Lake is stocked by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Each year the WDFW posts their stocking schedule on their website.
So although Duck Lake is the largest lake in Grays Harbor county, per WDFW, it does not receive the largest allotment of fish for stocking. This is further skewed by not including Lake Minard, and all of the connected canals, shown below. Any questions on the fish availability on Duck Lake, Lake Minard, and all of the connected canals and the stocking of fish should be directed to the WDFW. The 2016 WDFW fish stocking schedule is available at URL: http://wdfw.wa.gov/publications/01792/wdfw01792. pdf.
WDFW provides the following fishing prospects calendar for Duck Lake:
It should also be noted that there is another portion of Duck Lake in Ocean Shores, which is not readily apparent. It is located just north of East Rain Street NE and south of SR 115. It does not have a public access at this time.
2.2.2.2 Lake Minard Lake Minard is in the south end of the Ocean Shores peninsula. Ostensibly, it goes from Marine View Drive, at the water tower, up to the Bell Canal system. However, a Ocean Shores waterways naming activity has the community naming the waterways which has increased what was once considered Lake Minard into (1) Oyhut Canal, (2) Lake Minard, (3) Marr’s Shallows which still feeds into the Bell Canal system, The recreational access to the fresh waterways have not changed but the community feeling of ownership has and the addition of new names for portions of the existing fresh waterways has improved navigation.
2.2.2.3 Grand Canal The Grand Canal is bordered in the north by J. K. Lewis St. NE and in the south end of the City by Discovery Ave. It is bordered on the west by Pt Brown Ave and on the east by Canal Drive. The water which flows into the Grand Canal originates in the wetlands that parallel SR 115 and finally enters the Grand Canal via an underground culvert that runs from East Chance a la mer in the north to J. K. Lewis St. NE in the south. The Grand Canal also has a number of smaller canals 20 and fresh waterways which branch off of it, two of which (Ocean Wins and Bridges Bayou) create Chicago Island. These include (1) Blue Heron Bayou, (2) Twaunnie’s Dream, Raccoon Lagoon, Otter Alley, and Ballou Bayou. Additionally, a canal at the south end of the Grand Canal (Wm C Marr Fishhook waterway) connect it with Duck Lake.
2.2.2.4 Bell Canal Like Lake Minard the Bell Canal system has been subdivided into a number of smaller canals, waterways and passages. These include Starrynight Passage, Party Pup Passage, Oreja’s Agua, Karoo’s Kanal, and Grow Old Along With Me Passage.
2.2.2.5 Bass Canal Bass Canal is a north/south fresh waterway the goes from the Albatross Street NE in the north to just north of Ocean Lake Way in the south, where it feeds into Duck Lake.
2.2.3 - City Access to Ocean Dunes and Beaches Ocean Shores provides access to the Pacific Ocean dunes and beaches via both vehicle access and pedestrian pathways. • Pedestrian only access is provided by the City of Ocean Shores at the following identified access paths. (1) Sportsman beach access pedestrian path; (2) Driftwood St beach access pedestrian path; (3) Ocean View beach access pedestrian path; (4) Marine View DR beach access pedestrian path; (5) Decatur beach access pedestrian path; (6) Butterclam beach access pedestrian path; and (7) Tonquin (Tonquin and Marine View Dr.) beach access pedestrian path. • Additionally the City provides beach access with vehicle parking at Damon Point beach access 21 area and at the Jetty beach access area. • Vehicle access is provided by both Washington State Parks and City of Ocean Shores (e.g., Chance a la Mer State Park and the Oyhut State Park) at both West Chance a la Mer NW and SR115/Damon road, respectivlely and spearately by the City of Ocean Shores at Pacific Blvd, Ocean Lake Way SW and Taurus Blvd. So the public is provided a number of access points to the Pacific Ocean beaches and dunes within the greater Ocean Shores area.
2.2.3.1 Sportsman Beach Access Pedestrian Path Unimproved pedestrian access path from Ocean Shores Blvd at the intersection with Sportsman Street, between two houses (1199 Ocean Shores Blvd and 1201 Ocean Shores Blvd). Currently this beach/dune pedestrian access path is not marked for public access.
2.2.3.2 Driftwood St Beach Access Pedestrian Path Unimproved pedestrian access path at the end of Driftwood St, just west of intersection with Ocean Shores Blvd. Paved road until just before path would start. No Parking. Not marked by name or as beach access.
2.2.3.3 Ocean View Beach Access Pedestrian Path Unimproved pedestrian access path from Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 Ocean Shores Blvd (South) and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd (North). No Parking (on very busy Ocean Shores Blvd - so local access). No sign. No trail. Not identified as a beach access.
2.2.3.4 Marine View DR Beach Access Pedestrian Paths
2.2.3.4.1 Marine View DR Ocean Beach Access Pedestrian Path Marine View DR ocean beach access pedestrian path is a clearly marked beach access at the end of Marine View DR past the intersection with Sand Dune. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign, but has a blue Beach Access sign.
2.2.3.4.2 Marine View DR Damon Pt Beach Access Pedestrian Path Marine View DR Damon Pt beach access pedestrian path is an unimproved pedestrian access path located (1) where Neptune Avenue is identified on the GHC MapSifter county tax record map (Note: Neptune Avenue was platted but never improved), (2) on a severely “pot holed” gravel road that runs parallel to Marine View DR (also called Marine View 22 DR) and (3) is across Marine View DR from the water tower., (2) on a severely “pot holed” gravel road that runs parallel to Marine View Drive (also called Marine View Drive) and (3) is across Marine View Drive from the water tower. Path was developed as part of a Boy Scout service project. Path to the beach is rudimentary. Currently this beach/dune pedestrian access path is clearly marked for public access.
2.2.3.5 Decatur Beach Access Pedestrian Path Decatur beach access pedestrian path is an unimproved pedestrian beach access at the end of Decatur past the intersection with Sand Dune. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a beach access.
2.2.3.6 Butterclam Beach Access Pedestrian Path Butterclam beach access pedestrian path is an unimproved pedestrian beach access at the end of Butterclam past the intersection with Sand Dune. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel/dirt road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a beach access.
2.2.3.7 Tonquin (Tonquin and Marine View Dr.) Beach Access Pedestrian Path The Tonquin beach access pedestrian path starts at the end of Tonquin Ave after the road becomes a dirt/gravel roadway past (1) the intersection with Marine View DR and (2) the Tonquin CT area. . The Beach Access is a the very end of the road, while the oyhut area access trail (Chapter 2.2.7.4) comes off of the wide portion of the dirt road south of the Tonquin CT area. There is some space to park but no designated/formal parking area at either trail head. The beach access trail is at the very end of road. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign and the trail is not identified as a beach access.
2.2.3.8 Damon Point (at Discovery Ave.) Beach Access Area The Damon Point beach access is an unimproved right of way (R/W), currently consisting of the old road spur, porta-potties, and two unimproved parking areas, which are planned for improvement to provide access to what once was the Damon Point State Park and is now Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land. In 2010 the Ocean Shores Planning Commission provided a recommendation to the City Council to develop graveled parking area, signage, and restroom facilities at the Discovery Ave. Damon Point beach access. In the 2012 update to this plan it stated that “a priority capital project is parking needs at Damon Point. The project includes: signage, trash receptacles, parking design and paved parking construction.”
As of 2017, the Damon Point beach access has a trash receptacle, but it does not have signage or a parking design and paved parking construction, with the existing unimproved parking not providing sufficient spaces or a safe parking environment to meet the demand which frequently results in people parking on the shoulder of Discovery avenue, where a shoulder doesn’t exist, resulting in a dangerous situation. Additionally, this area is in need of landscaping to make it more inviting. Currently this remains an underdeveloped area, requiring expansion and improvement to support the public usage.
2.2.3.9 Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/Pedestrian Path The Southend beach/jetty access area has an improved parking area, underdeveloped rest room facilities (only porta-potties exist), and undeveloped vehicle/pedestrian paths. Currently this remains
23 an underdeveloped area, requiring expansion and improvement to support the current and anticipated future public usage.
2.2.3.10 Oyhut State Park Vehicle Beach Access At the Oyhut State Park vehicle beach access the City provides vehicle access to the ocean beaches via Damon road/SR115.
2.2.3.11 Chance a la Mer State Park Vehicle Beach Access At the Chance a la Mer State Park vehicle beach access the City will provide an improved 310 ft X 30 ft wide paved vehicle access, with angled back-in parking and ADA parking, as a part of the High Dune Trail project per Appendix C
of the High Dune Trail Feasibility Study (see OSWA City web site).
2.2.3.12 Pacific Blvd Vehicle Beach Access At the Pacific Blvd vehicle beach access the City will provide an improved 775 ft X 30 ft wide paved vehicle access, with angled back-in parking and ADA parking, as a part of the High Dune Trail project per Appendix C of the High Dune Trail Feasibility Study (see OSWA City web site).
2.2.3.13 Ocean Lake Way Vehicle Beach Access At the Ocean Lake Way vehicle beach access the City will provide an improved 850 ft X 30 ft wide paved vehicle access, with angled back-in parking and ADA parking, as a part of the High Dune Trail project per Appendix C of the High Dune Trail Feasibility
Study (see OSWA City web site).
2.2.3.14 Taurus Blvd Vehicle Beach Access At the Taurus Blvd vehicle beach access the City will provide an improved 510 ft X 30 ft wide 24 paved vehicle access, with angled back-in parking and ADA parking, as a part of the High Dune Trail project per Appendix C of the High Dune Trail Feasibility Study (see OSWA City web site).
2.2.4 City Access to Grays Harbor Bay Front The City provided access to the Grays Harbor bay front and tide flat lands, for the most part have been classified as “City Owned Parks”, the only exception to this are the access to Unit 1 (Oyhut Unit) and Unit 3 (Ocean Shores Airport Unit) of the WDFW Johns River Wildlife Area, see paragraphs 2.2.6 and 2.2.7.
2.2.5 City Access to WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Bay Front Hunting Area Ocean Shores provides access to the WA Department of Fish and Wildlife Unit 3” Ocean Shores Airport Unit”, identified below as the “WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Bay Front Hunting Area” through the Ocean Shores airport, with parking available in the visitor parking area. Follow the sign with instructions and rules for traveling to wildlife area, located in the parking lot. Another potential City access to the WDFW unit 3 is at Pearsall Street NE (east of Duck Lake Drive) where the road dead ends at WDFW unit 3.
2.2.6 City Access to WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Oyhut Wildlife Area Ocean Shores provides access to the WDFW Johns River Wildlife Area Unit 1 “ Oyhut Unit”, identified as the “WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Oyhut Wildlife Area” (wdfw.wa.gov/lands/wildlife_areas/ johns_river/Oyhut/) via the following below identified access paths: (1) Wastewater Treatment Plant (Ocean Shores Blvd. east of Jetty) Oyhut Access Path; (2) Spinnaker Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path; (3) Sportsmen Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path; (4) Tonquin Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path; and (5) Neptune Access Pedestrian Path to the Estuary.
2.2.6.1 Wastewater Treatment Plant (Ocean Shores Blvd. east of Jetty) Oyhut Access Path Wastewater Treatment Plant Oyhut access path is located off of a spur from East Ocean Shores Blvd between private property and the fence for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. There is what appears to be a 4 wheel drive access “road” to the trail head from the spur; however, that is on private property with no public acess. There is no formal/designated parking area. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as an Oyhut access trail.
2.2.6.2 Spinnaker Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path Spinnaker Oyhut access pedestrian path at one time had been developed, off of East Ocean Shores Blvd, near the intersection with Spinnaker. Currently the only part that remains is a concrete pathway that leads out to the trail. There was a parking area which needs to have gravel added and re-graded. Debris remains which needs to be removed for safety reasons. There is no formal/designated parking area. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path past the concrete walkway. No OS Park Sign and no blue access sign. Not identified as an Oyhut access trail.
2.2.6.3 Sportsman Oyhut Access Pedestrian Path Sportsman Oyhut access is either a pedestrian path or a 4-wheeler “road”, it is not clear which. Initially an unimproved roadway, which was once covered with gravel, takes off of East Ocean Shores Blvd, where it curves to become Sportsman. There is no formal/designated parking area. There is no (1) formal/designated access pedestrian path, (2) OS Park Sign or blue community way finding access sign. Not identified as an Oyhut access trail.
25 2.2.6.4 Tonquin Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path Tonquin Oyhut access starts midway down Tonquin Ave after the road becomes a dirt/gravel roadway past (1) the intersection with Marine View DR and (2) the Tonquin CT area. The Oyhut access trail comes off of the wide portion of the dirt road south of the Tonquin CT area. There is some space to park but no designated/ formal parking area at either trail head. The Oyhut access trail starts where the dirt road is wide enough for parking in the midpoint from the Marine View DR intersection until the end of road. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a beach access.
2.2.6.5 Neptune Access Pedestrian Path to the Estuary Neptune Ave was platted but never improved. It is identified on the GHC MapSifter county tax record map as being “off” Marine View DR across Marine View DR from the water tower. See chapter 2.2.3.4 “Marine View DR Beach Access Pedestrian Path.”
2.2.7 City Access to Quinault Indian Nation Marina Ocean Shores provides access to the Quinault Indian Nation Marina via Discovery Avenue. However, the marina is currently closed and fenced off.
2.2.8 Marty McMoran Memorial Walk At the west Chance a la Mer State Park ocean beach vehicle access is the Marty McMoran Memorial Walk, an unsigned walkable trail with views of the ocean, dunes and shoreline informational signs.
2.2.9 Facilities Supporting Recreation Programs Ocean Shores has facilities available in the City owned parks and at the North Beach School District to support most recreational programs.
2.3 Types of City Owned Open Spaces Open Spaces owned by the City of Ocean Shores are classified as either (1) developed (Currently, the only developed open space in Ocean Shores is the Ocean Shores Golf Course and Driving Range.) or (2) undeveloped open spaces/passive areas.
2.3.1 Ocean Shores Golf Course and Driving Range Ocean Shores Golf Course is a challenging, yet fun-to-play course. Par for the course is 71. Don’t be fooled by the modest 6,252 yardage of Ocean Shores Golf Course since the heavy ocean air, and moderate trade winds make it play much longer. The front nine includes three par 5s, three par 4s and three par 3s weaving through serene stands of lofty fir, hemlock and spruce trees. Here, accuracy 26 is rewarded more than power. Starting the back nine, you’ll immediately notice the change to links- style golf. If you’re lucky enough to have some wind you just might think you’re in Scotland, playing generous fairways lined with beach grass and water. Ocean Shores also offers some of the best greens in the State. They are all elevated and maintained at a very brisk speed in comparison to most public facilities. The course offers excellent drainage in the winter, especially the front nine. Even if a couple inches of rain fall during the night, no standing water will be found the next day. You will find that the course offers both the openness of a links style course and the shot-making challenges of a narrow, wooded course. [3]
2.3.2 City Owned Undeveloped Open Spaces/Passive Areas In addition to developed, underdeveloped and undeveloped park sites, access paths, and bike/ pedestrian paths the City owns a number of open space areas. Most of these spaces are small, but they provide wetland and wildlife habitat. These are identified in the on-line Ocean Shores park map (http://osgov.com/files/parksMap5-6-11_11x17.pdf)
27 2.4 Map: Ocean Shores Recreation and Public facilities
28 2.5 Types of City Sponsored Recreational Programs
2.5.1 Sports Recreational Programs - TBD 2.5.2 Educational Recreational Programs - TBD 2.5.3 Service Oriented Programs - TBD
[1] PNW Hikes (http://www.pnwhikes.com/Pacific-Coast/Washington-Coast/Weatherwax-Trail ) [[2] Coastal Interpretative Center’s web site (http://www.interpretivecenter.org/) [3] Ocean Shores Golf Course web site (http://oceanshoresgolf.com/golf-course/)
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North Beach School District Recreational Facilities 3.0 Types of North Beach School District Recreational Facilities - TBA
3.1 North Beach Jr./Sr. High School Recreational Facilities Baseball Diamonds (2) Running Track Football Stadium Weight Room Indoor Basketball Courts
3.2 Ocean Shores Elementary School Recreational Facilities Covered Basketball Courts (4) Outside Basketball Courts (2) Outdoor playground equipment: Climbing Bars, Hopskotch, 4 Square, etc.
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Washington State Parks, Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities This chapter deals with the parks and recreational facilities/open spaces provided by the state of Washington in or about the Ocean Shores area. A significant portion of the Pacific Ocean beach at Ocean Shores is a Washington state highway.
4.0 Types of Washington State Parks, Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities Different agencies with the government of Washington state provide parks, open spaces, and recreational facilities. Parks are provided by the Washington State Park system. Open spaces and recreational facilities are provided by the WDFW. Additionally, the Washington DNR provides recreational facilities.
4.1 Washington State Parks Washington state has provided four state parks in and around Ocean Shores, two (Ocean City State Park and Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park) are full parks, the other two (Oyhut State Park and Chance a la Mer State Park) are primarily ocean beach vehicle access parks, providing parking and restroom facilities.
4.1.1 Ocean City State Park Ocean City State Park is located on WA SR 115 between Ocean Shores and the Quinault Nation Resort and Casino. It is a year-round, 170-acre camping park, featuring ocean beach, dunes and dense thickets of shore pine. The park provides Water Activities Other Activities four sheltered and ten unsheltered picnic tables. Claming Beach exploration The parking lot accommodates 100 vehicles. Freshwater fishing Bird watching Migratory birds may be viewed at the park and Diving Wildlife viewing beach exploration is a popular activity. Personal watercraft Amphitheater
4.1.2 Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park is a 364-acre marine park with 8,316-feet of saltwater shoreline on the Pacific Ocean and 9,950-feet of freshwater shoreline on the Copalis River. Day-use accommodations includes a reservable picnic shelter for groups of up to 50 people, with one kitchen shelter (electricity). The park offers 10 unsheltered picnic tables, two windscreens with three picnic tables each, and a play field. The parking area includes space for 37 cars and three non-camping RVs. The park has a restroom facility. The park extends from the beach through low dunes to the river, then north to the river’s mouth. Vehicle access to the beach is closed, due to road erosion.
The Griffiths-Priday State Park is primarily for walkers, the natural spit features low sand dunes that are protected as a wildlife refuge bordered by Conner Creek on one side and the Copalis River on the other. The dunes and beach are equal attractions here. Walk to the far side of the picnic area and find the trail beyond the tables. You’ll soon pick up the wide trail alongside Conner Creek through the grassy dunes. Enjoy this mile-long walk. Look for bald eagles and other shorebirds here and enjoy the views of Copalis Beach and the ocean from various perches on the dunes. 35 The park is the northern border of the National Marine Sanctuary, and the Copalis Spit natural area is a designated wildlife refuge, particularly for birds. This ocean side beach day-use park extends through walkable low dunes to a river. A boardwalk connects the dunes with the beach.
Water Activities Other Activities
• Claming • Beach exploration • Freshwater fishing • Bird watching • Saltwater fishing • Mountain biking • Wildlife viewing
4.1.3 Oyhut State Park Oyhut State Park is located at WA SR115 (a.k.a., Damon Road, Cuddy CT NW) provides a public parking area, picnic facilities, and rest room facilities. It is located just prior to the vehicle entrance to Pacific Ocean beach at Ocean Shores. In Washington State the ocean beach is a state highway.
4.1.4 Chance a la Mer State Park Chance a la Mer State Park is located at the western end of the Chance a la Mer Avenue in Ocean Shores. It provides a public parking area and rest room facilities. It is located just prior to the vehicle entrance to Pacific Ocean beach at Ocean Shores. In Washington State the ocean beach is a state highway.
4.2 WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Open Spaces, and Recreational Facilities The WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) open spaces, and recreational facilities in and around Ocean Shores are part of the WDFW Johns River Wildlife Area which covers more than 6,700 acres, and is managed in a total of 15 units located near the Pacific coast on the Olympic Peninsula. The total WDFW Johns River Wildlife Area provides estuary and wetland habitats to support a diversity of wildlife, from big and small game species to songbirds, as well as native fish populations, some federally endangered. Units are managed by the WDFW either for recreation associated with fish and wildlife or for the protection of specific species and their habitats.
4.2.1 State Fish and Wildlife Hunting Area at Ocean Shores Airport The Ocean Shores Airport unit is 185 acres located on the east side of the Ocean Shores Peninsula 36 of Grays Harbor in Grays Harbor County. It is maintained in a natural state and managed for hunting opportunities. This area is located between the Ocean Shores airport and Grays Harbor. Ocean Shores provides access to WA Department of Fish and Wildlife bayfront hunting area through the Ocean Shores airport, with parking available in the visitor parking area. Follow the sign with instructions and rules for traveling to wildlife area, located in the parking lot.
Viewing Opportunities Birds Mammals Other Birds of Prey Deer Reptiles/ Eagles Small Mammals Amphibians Shorebirds Songbirds Wading Birds Waterfowl
4.2.2 State Fish and Wildlife Hunting Area at Oyhut Wildlife Refuge The 683-acre Oyhut unit is located at the south end of the Ocean Shores Peninsula in Grays Harbor County. The property is maintained as waterfowl habitat and for associated recreational opportunities. It is one of four remaining snowy plover nesting sites in the state. Please respect “closed to Public access” signs to protect nests. This is a popular waterfowl hunting and birding area.
Viewing Opportunities Birds Mammals Other Birds of Prey Deer Reptiles Eagles Small Mammals Amphibians Marine Birds Shorebirds Songbirds Wading Birds Waterfowl
4.2.3 Duck Lake Wildlife Refuge The Duck Lake Wildlife Refuge unit is located on the north end of Ocean Shores and is comprised of 40 acres surrounding “Duck Lake.” However, it should be noted that this portion of Duck Lake is not visibly connected to the main portion of Duck Lake in Ocean Shores, rather it is WDFW land just north of East Rain Street NE and south of SR 115 (see WDFW map). It does not have a public access at this time (i.e., No established parking and no restrooms).
Viewing Opportunities Birds Mammals Other Birds of Prey Deer Reptiles/ Eagles Small Mammals Amphibians Songbirds Upland Birds Wading Birds Waterfowl
4.3 WA DNR Recreational Area 4.3.1 Damon Point “State Park” 37 Damon Point “State Park” once was a part of the Washington State Parks system, but is no longer a state park, rather it is now a recreational area under the management of the Washington State DNR. Access to Damon Point “Park” is provided by the Ocean Shores City provided beach access. This is an unimproved right of way, currently consisting of the old road spur, porta-potties, and two unimproved parking areas.
Damon Point, a 61-acre day-use recreational area is the southeastern tip of the Ocean Shores’ Point Brown Peninsula. It consists of a one-mile-long, half-mile-wide stretch of land jutting out into the Pacific Ocean from the mainland to Protection Island. This recreational area stretches from the Oyhut Wildlife Area to the bay, behind the old jetty, on the west to Protection Island on the east, and the narrow spit that connects the island to the mainland. At it northern border is the Quinault Nation’s RV campground. It provides about four miles of beach walking and water on three sides, Damon Point is one of the best places to hike and view wildlife on Washington’s Pacific Coast.
Damon Point offers spectacular views of Westport, Grays Harbor, the Olympic Mountains, and Mount Rainier. The point contains one of the few remaining nesting sites of the snowy owls and snowy plover, and is a textbook example of accreted land and natural plant selection. This is a popular site for bird watching and agate rock collecting. Keep your distance from these birds, especially since the snowy plovers are classified as endangered.
4.4 WA State Highway Set Aside as a Recreational Area On the beaches of Ocean Shores you can enjoy beach combing, building a beach fire, horseback riding, or driving your vehicle on the sand. In Ocean Shores you can drive your licensed and street legal vehicle along many miles of accessible beach as the beach is classified as part of the state highway and all the rules of the road apply. Forming the western border of the city, six miles of Pacific beaches are open to the public, accessed from streets such as Chance A La Mer, Pacific Boulevard and Ocean Lake Way. The speed limit is 25 mph, but drivers must take extra caution and be aware of not only other vehicles (both moving and parked), but also kite buggies, mopeds/motor cycles, horses, kite flyers, waders, pedestrians, beach debris, and possibly even sunbathers. You need to read and obey all posted signs on beaches and the beach approaches. Take care and only drive in the uppermost hard-packed sand and not in the surf or the sand dunes. Reckless or careless driving is not tolerated. The beach is patrolled frequently and all laws are strictly enforced. A word of warning take care of where you park, parking in unpacked or loose sand can end up with a tow to get your vehicle unstuck. Also, don’t park too close to the surf, as some have and ended up with their cars stuck in the ocean waves.
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Demand and Need Analysis Chapter 6: Demand and Need Analysis
5.0 Factors Impacting Recreational Demand In order to determine the factors impacting recreational demand, it is good to identify the frame work of parks and recreational facilities you choose to operate within. According to the American Planning Association, “parks provide intrinsic environmental, aesthetic, and recreation benefits to our cities. They are also a source of positive economic benefits. They enhance property values, increase municipal revenue, bring in homebuyers and workers, and attract retirees. At the bottom line, parks are a good financial investment for a community. Understanding the economic impacts of parks can help decision makers better evaluate the creation and maintenance of urban parks.” In fact one of the biggest drivers in community growth is the attitude of its people to the environment, or as the American Planning Association states “Parks, ponds, bike paths.” “Nearly five acres of woodland protected as a nature sanctuary” “My lake...my park...my home.” [1]
Additionally, as the American Planning Association states “one of the most popular planned community models today is golf-course residential development. However, surveys have shown that the majority of people who live in golf course communities don’t play golf regularly — as many as two thirds, according to ERA. They are attracted to the dedicated open space, the expansive views, and the guarantee that both elements will stay the same. By promoting, supporting, and revitalizing urban parks, cities can help attract a significant portion of the home buying community.” [1]
Per the Executive Summary of the P97 Surfrider WA Coastal Recreational report a WA state coastal recreation study was conducted from 2014 to 2015. The “internet panel survey tool” collected (1) 6,129 survey responses and (2) 10,252 spatial recreational activity data points. The “opt-in survey tool” collected (1) 397 survey responses and 7,286 spatial recreational activity data points. [2]
This study found out that over the 12 month study period 59.8% of the trips to the Washington coast were for recreational purposes, 23.9% for tourism/leisure, 8.8% for visiting friends and family and 7.5 percent for work or other reasons. [2]
Per the Washington Surfrider website, “on May 1st, 2014, Surfrider launched an ocean recreational use survey of the Washington Coast. The “Rec Use Study” collected data on numerous non- consumptive uses by the public including beach-going, kayaking, surfing, wildlife viewing, and camping.” Additionally, in “2014, Washington residents took an estimated 4.1 million trips to the coast, with nearly 60 percent indicating their primary purpose was recreation”. [2]
These above statements and the result of the referenced study provide both a synopsis of Ocean Shores and its unique open spaces, parks and recreational area system (provided by the City, the Community Club, and by the State of Washington) and a description of the supporting commercial infrastructure available at Ocean Shores.
This chapter discusses the factors that impact park and recreational demands and needs. Demands analysis attempts to quantify the demands that the existing park and recreational lands and facilities will experience. Factors to consider in demands analysis include existing demographics and projected demographics trends. This is important to define the target population group that uses or is intended to use the existing park and recreational lands and facilities.
Needs analysis compares existing park and recreational lands and facilities to anticipated demand for them based upon recent usage and population trends for the area. In this chapter recent park usage statistics, population characteristics and state and local trends are presented. Information 40 from adopted goals and policies is used; and the public involvement process is also used to identify resident preferences. The methodology used to determine park and recreational needs is a combination of this information.
5.1 Demographic Factors Affecting Recreational Demand Population Trends - Consideration of various local trends in recreation participation and interests provide insight into future recreation patterns. These trends are a result of changing Ocean Shores and visitor demographics, work habits, income levels, and activity preferences.
Population trends to be considered in determining the recreational needs in Ocean Shores include: 1. Ocean Shores’ population is growing, while the county recently has seen only modest growth (23 residents between 2010 and 2016). • In 2008 the Ocean Shores population was estimated at 5,029. According to 2010 U.S. census figures Ocean Shores had 5,569 fulltime residents, a 10.7% increase from 2008 (This means 2008 population was 5,031 people.). According to the 2016 OFM estimates, provided by the GHCOG Grays Harbor County brochure, the 2016 estimate is 5,955 fulltime residents, an 18.4% increase from 2008. The 2010 census figure is a 45% increase from the year 2000, when the population numbers were 3,836. The 2016 OFM estimate figure is a 55% increase from the year 2000, when the population numbers were 3,836. Year Ocean Shores Grays Harbor Cnty Aberdeen Hoquiam 2000 3,836 No Data No Data No Data 2008 5,031 No Data No Data No Data 2010 5,569 72,797 16,896 8,726 2016 5,955 72,820 16,780 8,580
• Ocean Shores remains the third most populous city in Grays Harbor County, behind Aberdeen (16,896 in 2010, 16,780 in 2016) and Hoquiam (8,726 in 2010, 8580 in 2016). 2010 Census shows Grays Harbor County with 72,797 people, while the 2016 OFM estimate shows 72,820 a slight increase in the last six years. This tells us that while the population in Aberdeen and Hoquiam went down between 2010 and 2016 the population of Ocean Shores increased.
2. Ocean Shores’ population is aging. • The national population is aging, and Ocean Shores as a favorite retirement location, follows this trend. Over the past four decades the percent of residents in the city age 65 and older has steadily risen. In 1980 15.2% of the total Ocean Shores population was 65 or older, while in 2000 that number had risen to 28%, however in 2010 that number had dropped to 21.9%. Correspondingly, data from the 2010 census yields the following percentages: (1) 60 and over - 31%; (2) 55 and over - 40.7%; and (3) 50 and over - 48.8%. • While about half of the county population is age 40 and older, Ocean Shores’ percentage of residents age 40 and older, is 79%. This fact should impact the planned demographic category targeted in the approach to planning for parks and recreation in Ocean Shores.
3. The aging trend of the county and state is tracked by Ocean Shores, only in greater percentages. The aging trend of Ocean Shores follows the general trend of Grays Harbor County and Washington State, with the important difference that the percentage of older residents in Ocean Shores is much higher. In 2010, for example, while 16.3 percent of GHC residents were 65 or older, in Ocean Shores that percentage was 31.1%.
4. The planning demographic for Ocean Shores based upon the above and the 2010 census data (see below) is the 55 years old to 74 years old category - the active adults. 41 According to the internet, the aging of the world’s population is increasing the over-60 market, who are being identified as a new demographic category, called the GRAMPIES, which is an acronym for “Growing [number of] Retired Active Monied People In an Excellent State. This category no longer constitute a dull and destitute grouping of people, but rather an exciting target demographic, who for the most part enjoys an active lifestyle, has disposable income, and is interested in volunteer service to their community as a means to “give back” for all that they have received.
According to the American Planning Association, “GRAMPIES want communities that provide leisure and recreation amenities. In a study by Miller et al. (1994), a retiree sample was asked to review 14 features and indicate their importance in the decision to move. The first three in rank order were scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and mild climate. Retirees bring expendable income into their communities. If 100 retired households come to a community in a year, each with a retirement income of $40,000, their impact is similar to that of a new business spending $4 million annually in the community. (Crompton, p. 65). They increase the tax base and are “positive” taxpayers, using fewer services than they pay for through taxes. For example, they pay taxes to school districts but do not send children there. Retirees transfer significant assets into local investment and banking institutions, expanding the local deposit base that can be used for commercial and industrial financing.” [1]
For the City of Ocean Shores, more so than most Washington cities the demographics must be viewed in three separate categories (1) full time residents, (2) part time residents, and (3) visitors/ guests. This is important because Ocean Shores is considered a recreational area so there are a greater number of people who own weekend/vacation homes than in a nominal Washington city. Additionally, the Ocean Shores recreational area is the host to over 4.2 million (4,253,864) guests in 2015, according to WA Department of Transportation data, and the number has been steadily growing each year.
Population by Age - From 2012 Plan Update (Compiled by Grays Harbor Council of Governments) Residents of Ocean Shores & Grays Harbor County, April 1, 2010 Ocean Shores Percent of Population Grays Harbor Percent of Ocean Shores County (GHC) Population GHC Total Population 5,569 100% 72,797 100% Under 5 Years 162 2.9% 4,260 5.9% 5 to 9 Years 166 3.0% 4,141 5.7% 10 to 14 Years 235 4.2% 4,493 6.2% 15 to 19 Years 227 4.1% 4,770 6.6% 20 to 24 Years 184 3.3% 4,312 5.9% 25 to 29 Years 176 3.2% 4,294 5.9% 30 to 34 Years 167 3.0% 4,266 5.9% 35 to 39 Years 213 3.8% 4,216 5.8% 40 to 44 Years 222 4.0% 4,390 6.0% 45 to 49 Years 326 5.9% 5,176 7.1% 50 to 54 Years 461 8.3% 5,707 7.8% 55 to 59 Years 580 10.4% 5,634 7.7% 60 to 64 Years 719 12.9% 5,289 7.3% 65 to 69 Years 653 11.7% 3,933 5.4% 70 to 74 Years 443 8.0% 2,936 4.0% 75 to 79 Years 330 5.9% 2,022 2.8% 80 to 84 Years 177 3.2% 1,509 2.1% 85 Years and Over 128 2.3% 1,449 2.0%
Source: 2010 US Census, SF1 Analysis: For Ocean Shores WA: (1) 62.7% of the population is 50 years and over; (2) 54.4% of the population is 55 years and over; (3) 44% of the population is 60 years and over; and (4) 31.1% of the population is 65 years and over. Additionally, 14.2% of the Ocean Shores population is under 20 years. 42 For Grays Harbor county WA: (1) 39.1% of the population is 50 years and over; (2) 31.3% of the population is 55 years and over; (3) 23.6% of the population is 60 years and over; and (4) 16.3% of the population is 65 years and over. Additionally, 24.4% of the Grays Harbor county WA population is under 20 years.
Comparison: Based upon the above data a comparison shows that: (1) 31.3% of the Grays Harbor county WA population is 55 years and over vs.54.4% of the Ocean Shores population is 55 years and over; and (2) 24.4% of the Grays Harbor county WA population is under 20 years vs. 14.2% of the Ocean Shores population is under 20 years. Thus Ocean Shores has a comparatively smaller population of residents under 20 years old and a significantly larger population of residents over 55 years old. So the vast majority of full time residents are over 50 years old. That would lead one to believe that the parks in Ocean Shores should primarily be tailored towards this population group of active adults. Secondarily it should be noted that a number of these active adults also have grand children that visit them here at Ocean Shores.
The problem with demographics is that the data is normally based on US Census data, which focuses on residents that have Ocean Shores officially listed as their permanent residence. So we may address the full time residents via this data set, but it does not cover either the part time residents or visitors/guests.
Additional data at the GHC level shows that the county as a whole continues to age and in 2016 the over 65 population was estimated to be 20% of the total county population. [2]
Further data, provided by GHCOG, updates the population estimates for GHC and its constituent cities, as depicted in the table on the left: [2]
This data shows that one of the primary areas of population growth in GHC is Ocean Shores and that the Ocean Shores population was estimated to rise to 5,955 during 2016, while the two larger cities (Aberdeen and Hoquiam) are decreasing in population.
Grays Harbor County has also developed a county wide forecast out through 2040 which shows the potential for significant population growth (High and Medium forecasts) at the county level. Since Ocean Shores is the fastest growing city in the county and the only two larger cities (Aberdeen and Hoquiam) continue to experience a population decline, it is reasonable to assume that the preponderance of the population growth would be experienced by the City of Ocean Shores. [2] 43 The analysis of demographic data for parks and recreational facilities planning must also take into consideration that Ocean Shores normally has about 4 million visitors per year, as documented by the Washington State Department of Transportation (DOT) records, depicted in the following table: [3]
Combining the demographics for Ocean Shores Residents, Non-resident property owners (derived
Ocean Shores Visitor Count D.O.T. Counters at City Month/Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 January 239,090 267,988 221,763 235,240 259,984 261,098 272,354 305,911 February 266,108 248,230 255,932 241,529 244,122 285,546 353,961 March 299,488 290,683 249,613 301,401 315,323 360,351 357,020 April 311,656 321,720 311,867 332,788 326,069 359,378 433,882 May 297,328 311,034 318,406 315,669 355,386 350,805 498,950 June 338,272 343,359 290,406 308,125 377,182 441,310 419,645 July 453,902 453,746 461,540 472,574 464,208 522,217 574,702 August 424,212 419,044 438,751 371,394 430,924 446,797 530,908 September 337,835 312,261 328,123 320,546 385,641 363,928 431,278 October 324,302 297,392 300,565 301,721 302,202 304,930 326,835 November 236,425 254,008 242,947 266,783 234,013 291,861 319,117 December 220,717 239,801 241,272 221,755 283,101 268,643 317,286 Total 3,749,335 3,759,266 3,661,185 3,689,525 3,978,155 4,256,864 4,835,938 305,911 -5.95% 0.26% -2.61% 0.77% 7.82% 7.01% 13.60% 12.32% from resident population) and visitors using the non-ocean beach parks (derived from OSWA visitor count provided by the Washington Ocean Shores Visitor Count State Department 700,000 of Transportation (DOT) the following composite 600,000 demographics data is developed. 500,000 At this point some analytical CY 2010 400,000 CY 2011 assumptions must CY 2012 be made. CY 2013 CY 2014 • First we must 300,000 CY 2015 assume that CY 2016 for the part Number of Visitors per Month 200,000 time resident Historically, between March and October (eight months of the year) Ocean Shores has experienced over 300,000 category (1) visitors per month, per WA State DOT vehicle count. the relative 100,000 demographic percentages 0 between age April May June July March August groups is January February October September November December similar if not Months the same as with the full time residents covered by the census data and (2) it is no more than 25 percent of the full time residents census data. This will allow us to use the census data, as updated by the 44 GHCOG, for both the full time residents and part time residents. Thus the below population by age for residents should be 125 percent of the numbers listed in the below table. • Secondly, we assume, (1) based on anecdotal observation that the of average 4 million guests per year only 25 percent on average would be availing themselves of the Ocean Shores Parks and Recreational facilities versus the remaining 75 percent attending the major events which are hosted at Ocean Shores each year and the ocean beach, and (2) that the demographics of the guests availing themselves of the Ocean Shores Parks and Recreational facilities are represented on average by 2.5 adults, 0.5 teen child, and one pre-teen child, spread evenly over 365 days per year to allow for a comparison to the resident census data. This would result in a daily average of 11,654 people total. Of the total, it is estimated that 25 percent would be using the Ocean Shores Parks and Recreational facilities, which would be 2,912 (Round up to 2,916 to make whole numbers when segregated) people (segregated into 1,824 (20 to 59 yrs, spread evenly - 1,824/8=228) adults, 364 (10 to 19yrs) teenagers, and 728 pre-teen (0 to 10 yrs, spread evenly) children).
Population by Age Park Visitors to Ocean Shores and Park Percent of Ocean Percent of Visitors Population Shores Population Ocean Part Time Residents to Ocean Park Visitors Part Time Shores Part Time Shores to Ocean Residents Residents Shores Total Population 2,916 100% 1392 100.0 Source: Analytically derived (see text Under 5 Years 364 12.6% 41 2.9 5 to 9 Years 364 12.6% 42 3.0 above) 10 to 14 Years 182 6.3% 59 4.2 15 to 19 Years 182 6.3% 57 4.1 20 to 24 Years 228 7.8% 46 3.3 25 to 29 Years 228 7.8% 44 3.2 30 to 34 Years 228 7.8% 42 3.0 Population by Age 35 to 39 Years 228 7.8% 53 3.8 40 to 44 Years 228 7.8% 56 4.0 Composite Residents, Park Visitors 45 to 49 Years 228 7.8% 82 5.9 50 to 54 Years 228 7.8% 115 8.3 to Ocean Shores and Part Time 55 to 59 Years 228 7.8% 145 10.4 60 to 64 Years 0 0 180 12.9 Residents 65 to 69 Years 0 0 163 11.7 70 to 74 Years 0 0 111 8.0 75 to 79 Years 0 0 83 5.9 Source: Analytically derived (see text 80 to 84 Years 0 0 44 3.2 above) 85 Years and Over 0 0 32 2.3
Ocean Shores Ocean Shores Park Visitors to Composite Residents, Percent of Full Time Part Time Ocean Shores Park Visitors to Ocean Composite Residents Residents Shores and Part Time Residents Total Population 5,569 1392 2,916 9,877 100.0 Under 5 Years 162 41 364 567 5.7 5 to 9 Years 166 42 364 572 5.8 10 to 14 Years 235 59 182 476 4.8 15 to 19 Years 227 57 182 466 4.7 20 to 24 Years 184 46 228 458 4.6 25 to 29 Years 176 44 228 448 4.5 30 to 34 Years 167 42 228 437 4.4 35 to 39 Years 213 53 228 494 5.0 40 to 44 Years 222 56 228 506 5.1 45 to 49 Years 326 82 228 636 6.4 50 to 54 Years 461 115 228 804 8.1 55 to 59 Years 580 145 228 953 9.6 60 to 64 Years 719 180 0 899 9.1 65 to 69 Years 653 163 0 816 8.3 70 to 74 Years 443 111 0 554 5.6 75 to 79 Years 330 83 0 413 4.2 80 to 84 Years 177 44 0 221 2.2 85 Years and Over 128 32 0 160 1.6
1. Analysis of Composite Demographics: For the resident population 31.1% of the population is 65 years and over; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage drops to 21.9%. Important but lessening in importance as this demographic is in the range of 1/5th of the population, yet it is still more than the 19 years old and younger demographic, which is 21.1%. 45 2. For the resident population 44% of the population is 60 years and over; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage drops to 31%. Important but less than 1/3 rd of the population. 3. For the resident population 54.4% of the population is 55 years and over; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage drops to 40.7%. Still an important demographic to address in the development, improvement and maintenance of the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities system. 4. For the resident population 62.7% is 50 years and over; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage drops to 48.9%. So all told about one half of the potential users of the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities system are over 50 years old. This is a very important demographic to address in the development, improvement and maintenance of the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities system. 5. For the resident population 13.7% of the Ocean Shores population is between 35 and 49 years old; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage increases to 16.6%, showing the impact of visitors to Ocean Shores. 6. For the resident population 9.5 of the Ocean Shores population is between 35 and 49 years old; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage increases to 13.6%, showing the impact of visitors to Ocean Shores. 7. For the resident population 14.2% of the Ocean Shores population is under 20 years; but when non-full time residents and visitors are added that percentage increases to 21.1%, showing the impact of visitors to Ocean Shores.
Based upon analysis, the most important demographic to consider/address in the development, improvement and maintenance of the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities system is the 50 years and over demographic, since that addresses about 50% of the composite parks and recreational facilities system usage target audience, much more so if only residents are considered (62.7%). The next largest demographic is the 19 years and younger category at 21.1% for the composite, but much less so if only residents are considered (14.2%).
However, a trend/factor to consider when viewing these two significant demographic categories it the “grand parent effect”. That being a significant number of the people who fall into the 50 years and over demographic also have grand children who would tend to visit their grand parents. This is an unquantifiable trend/factor to consider, but can only tend to make the 19 years and younger category increase in importance.
So the results of the demographic analysis, when other factors/trends are considered is that the parks and recreational facilities system usage target audience is best described by a bimodal distribution focusing on both the 50 years and over category and the 19 years and younger category, with a significant weighting towards the 50 years and over category.
Viewing the results of the demographic analysis and the guidance from the American Planning Association’s web site a very important demographic category to address is the active adult community in the 50 years and over category.
Analysis of the below composite demographics data reveals that for Ocean Shores WA: (1) 62.7% of the population is 50 years and over; (2) 54.4% of the population is 55 years and over; (3) 44% of the population is 60 years and over; and (4) 31.1% of the population is 65 years and over. Additionally, 14.2% of the Ocean Shores population is under 20 years.
Additionally, the City of Ocean Shores planning for parks and recreation facilities must take into 46 Non-Res Resident Resident Non-Res Population Composite Population Population Population Percentage Visitors Composite Percentage Percentage Total Population 5,569 1392 100.0 2,916 9,877 100.0 100.0 Under 5 Years 162 41 2.9 364 567 5.7 2.9 5 to 9 Years 166 42 3.0 364 572 5.8 3.0 10 to 14 Years 235 59 4.2 182 476 4.8 4.2 15 to 19 Years 227 57 4.1 182 466 4.7 4.1 20 to 24 Years 184 46 3.3 228 458 4.6 3.3 25 to 29 Years 176 44 3.2 228 448 4.5 3.2 30 to 34 Years 167 42 3.0 228 437 4.4 3.0 35 to 39 Years 213 53 3.8 228 494 5.0 3.8 40 to 44 Years 222 56 4.0 228 506 5.1 4.0 45 to 49 Years 326 82 5.9 228 636 6.4 5.9 50 to 54 Years 461 115 8.3 228 804 8.1 8.3 55 to 59 Years 580 145 10.4 228 953 9.6 10.4 60 to 64 Years 719 180 12.9 0 899 9.1 12.9 65 to 69 Years 653 163 11.7 0 816 8.3 11.7 70 to 74 Years 443 111 8.0 0 554 5.6 8.0 75 to 79 Years 330 83 5.9 0 413 4.2 5.9 80 to 84 Years 177 44 3.2 0 221 2.2 3.2 85 Years and Over 128 32 2.3 0 160 1.6 2.3 5569 1392 100.0 2916 9877 100.0 100.0
Analysis of the above composite demographics data reveals that 50 and over = 48.8 62.7 for Ocean Shores WA: (1) 62.7% of the population is 50 years 55 and over = 40.7 54.4 and over; (2) 54.4% of the population is 55 years and over; (3) 60 and over = 31.0 44 44% of the population is 60 years and over; and (4) 31.1% of the 65 and over = 21.9 31.1 population is 65 years and over. Additionally, 14.2% of the 19 and under = 21.1 14.2 Ocean Shores population is under 20 years. 20 to 34 = 13.6 9.5 35 to 49 = 16.6 13.7 account that the City does not provide all of the parks and recreation facilities that are accessible at Ocean Shores and include for reference the parks and recreational facilities provided by other sources.
An additional factor to consider is the median income of the residents. Per the GHCOG the median income for Grays Harbor County continues to rise although it also continues to lag behind the average for the state of Washington. [2]
5.2 Other Trends Affecting Recreational Demand The other trends to be included in the planning analysis for Ocean Shores parks, open spaces, and recreational facilities need to be responsive to the needs of our key demographic categories and the results of the referenced Coastal Recreational Use Study.
In summary, the referenced Coastal Recreational Use Study referenced Coastal Recreational Use Study stated “that recreation included a variety of activities including beach going (67%), sightseeing (62%), photography (36%) hiking and biking (33%), surfing/ kayaking/ boating (7%) and
47 wildlife viewing (40%).” Further, “the study, funded by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources and private foundations, is part of a larger coastal planning effort called Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) that will inform policy, decision making, and management of our ocean resources.” For this reason it is referenced here as a part of this chapter. [4]
5.2.1 Anecdotal Reports of Interest In Exercise, Including Walking And Biking Continuing and increasing interest in exercise, including walking and biking because recreation is viewed, by the Ocean Shores primary target demographic category, as an important factor in maintaining health and a healthy body weight. The relatively flat terrain and miles of paved roads linking park and open space areas makes Ocean Shores a popular place for pedestrian and biking activities year-round. Youth and adults of almost every age can walk or bike around the city, either for short or long distances.
5.2.2 Anecdotal Reports of Economic/Social Factors. Ocean Shores has always offered a destination resort experience for vacationers from Puget Sound as well as more distant places. With recent economic downturns, families and individuals wanting a less expensive or lengthy vacation are increasingly turning to vacations within the very diverse landscapes of Washington state. Ocean Shores is three hours by car from central Puget Sound, by way of the only divided highway to the Pacific coast. It offers an ocean location as well as direct access to the wonders of the Olympic Peninsula and temperate rainforest.
5.2.3 WA State Recreation and Conservation Office Reported Recreation Trends In a 2002 statewide participation survey conducted for the WA state Recreation and Conservation Office and Funding Board, the top eight favored activities included a desire to recreate closer to home: (1) walking, (2) team and individual sports activities, (3) nature (photography and gardening), (4) sightseeing, (5) bicycle riding, (6) indoor recreational activities, (7) picnicking, and (8) water activities.
These top eight favored activities have remained popular in Washington as tracked in the State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan and most recent related participation survey. The survey of 2006 still notes this trend with respect to the top eight activities, with picnicking moving up to the fourth slot and bicycling to the eighth slot.
It is noteworthy that Ocean Shores offers excellent opportunities to participate in almost all of these top eight preferred activities. The city is almost completely surrounded by water, both fresh and saltwater. It rests on the world-famous Pacific Flyway and as such is a mecca for bird-watchers and photographers. Its many varieties of beaches and parks offer a full range of picnicking. Its flat terrain and many miles of roadway with relatively light traffic allow pedestrian and biking all around the city.
The categories in which the city offers relatively fewer activities include team sports and indoor activities, but the newer Convention Center is usually open on the weekend to public activities that include walking, and there has been recent interest in developing an indoor walking opportunity at the Convention Center. The survey notes that walking, team and individual sports and cycling and other 48 activities are key activities with respect to local communities such as Ocean Shores:
• Walking. Walking is “hugely popular” with 67% participation by all ages in all regions of the state, according to the state survey. Most of walking activity occurs on the existing transportation system: sidewalks when they are present, streets and roads. People prefer unpaved paths and sidewalks, and the public reports that they will support new, safe places to walk. Ocean Shores has the beaches, some that are not accessible to motor vehicles, which inherently makes them safer for pedestrians. There are some paved walking paths within Ocean Shores with space set aside for either combination bike/pedestrian paths or just pedestrian paths depending upon the needs of our residents, guests, and visitors.
• Team/Individual Sports. Playground use is the #1 preference in the sport category. Playgrounds host 34% of the population, with about the same numbers at park playgrounds as at school playgrounds. Swimming, basketball, soccer and baseball/softball are the preferred team sports.
• Ocean Shores City Based: North Bay Park is the primary park for providing ball field sites (e.g., baseball, soccer, basketball, and tennis). Chinook also provides a soccer/general sports field and Emerson park provided tennis courts, a pickle ball court, and a tetherball court. The Ocean Shores Golf course also provides a venue for team/individual golfing.
• Ocean Shores Community Club based: For its members, the Community club provides numerous playing fields, swimming pools, and courts at the Clubhouse and its parks.
• North Beach School District based: The High School and Elementary school located within Ocean Shores have numerous playing fields and courts.
• Cycling. About 1/3 of the population ride bikes at least once each year, with most of it done by youth, and most of it on roads and streets. As part of its recent pavement overlay program, the city striped a number of boulevards to provide for cycling lanes.
• Related Activities. Major resource recreation activities are those that depend upon natural, cultural and other resources and the settings in which they occur. Ocean Shores, of course, is abundant in natural resources with its miles of saltwater and freshwater frontage with public access points throughout the city and built into a number of the city’s parks. The survey notes a key point: The vast majority of resource activities do not take place on designated “recreation” lands – they take place on resource lands not necessarily counted as “recreation” lands. Thus it is important to recognize that the Ocean Shores recreation experience does not just take place on designated park lands, but occurs all over the city, wherever natural resources abound and can be viewed and enjoyed by the public.
• Camping. Ocean Shores offers tent camping on individually owned lots for prescribed periods of time each year, and nearby state parks offer camping areas as well. The 2006 RCO survey records that the peak month for camping in Washington State is July, while RVing peaks in September. The Quinault Indian Nation owns a tent and RV campground at the sound end of Ocean Shores adjacent to the marina, also owned by the Quinaults.
• Fishing. The 2006 survey records that about 16% of the population fishes either using a boat or from the water’s bank. Ocean Shores is built upon a system of freshwater lakes and canals that can be accessed at several public sites in city parks. Saltwater fishing occurs at the beaches and from the jetty at fisher’s risk. The survey reports that license sales are trending up since 49 1999 but not in proportion to population growth.
• Hunting. In peak season, the survey shows 6% hunting participation, with license sales steady but shrinking as a percent of population.
• Nature and Wildlife Photography. Photography of wildlife and nature is as popular as gardening, with about 31% participation reported in the 2006 state survey. This is an important demographic for Ocean Shores for several reasons: the city and its environments are so rich in this particular resource, and the population that engages in this activity is older: mostly adults 50 and older participate in photography of nature and wildlife, and this is a key demographic in Ocean Shores both with respect to residents as well as visitors. The 2006 state participation survey concludes with two management issues and three key messages, as depicted below:
• 2006 State Recreational Survey Management Issues
• All providers (federal, state and local) struggle with insufficient tools, resulting in under- managed land and infrastructure, official and unofficial.
• Capital dollars are easier to find than stewardship dollars.
2006 State Recreational Survey Key Messages • Our state has become more urban, and in-town recreation activities are the most popular. • Close-to-town state lands are seeing more use. • Federal Wilderness and Parks are experiencing a decline in backcountry use but the front country is as popular as ever, especially for sight-seeing. 2013 OSWA Park Reservation Data Number Name Group Park Name Attendees # Event Date Reserved 1 W. Spike Woof-a-Thon North Bay Park 200-300 Woof-a-Thon 8/10/2013 2 Dana Tri-Foot & Fest North Bay Park Tri-Foot & Fest 7/12 to 7/14 5.2.4 OSWA Public Works Parks and 3 L. Miller A CT North Bay Park 1000 A CT 8/31/2013 Recreation Facility Usage Data 4 M. Sw anson ELKS North Bay Park 160 Fishing Derby 5/11/2013 5 B. Mackey NBSD North Bay Park Baseball Pract 3/14/2013 Current CY 2013 data available: 6 A. Sprargno North Bay Park 15 Picnic 3/16/2013 7 T. Kountz Lions North Bay Park 300 Body & Soul 8/17 to 8/18 8 K. Sw anson Quinault North Bay Park Employee Picnic 8/20/2013 9 R. Y uly North Bay Park 150 6/29/2013 10 NBTA Bass Ave Park Tennis 6/29/2013 11 D. Denny North Bay Park 20 Picnic 8/17/2013 12 A.Ahrens North Bay Park Picnic 7/28/2013 13 C. Rodgers North Bay Park 7/6/2013 14 Accetturo North Bay Park 50 9/7/2013 15 A. Gray Bass Ave Park 8/3 & 9/14 16 R. Leatherman North Bay Park 8/9/2013 17 S. Ceritfahs North Bay Park 30 Birthday 8/24/2013
2014 OSWA Park Reservation Data
Number Name Group Park Name Attendees # Event Date Reserved 1 W. Spike North Bay Park Picnic/Soccer 8/16/2014 2 Dana Tri-Freaks North Bay Park Soccer 7/11 to 7/13 3 A CT North Bay Park 1000 Paddle the Shores 8/30/2014 Current CY 2014 data available: 4 M. Sw anson ELKS North Bay Park 300-400 Fishing Derby 5/10/2014 3/21, 3/22, 4/14, 5 M. Reed North Bay Park Baseball 4/16, 4/21 6 V. Gilthredt North Bay Park Picnic 6/28/2014 7 North Bay Park 25 5/26/2014 8 D. Stacey Bass Ave Park Tennis 6/21 & 6/22 9 E. Meyers North Bay Park Picnic 6/4/2014 10 Bryan NBST North Bay Park 400 Soccer Tourney 6/7 & 6/8 11 Bender North Bay Park 30 7/19/2014 12 H. Hic ks North Bay Park 80 7/4/2014 13 J. Stevens North Bay Park 30-40 Karoke 7/27, 8/31, 9/28 14 D. Hutchins North Bay Park 200 Movies in Ball Field 8/23/2014 Quinault B each 15 R es ort North Bay Park 260 Employee Picnic 9/7/2014 16 E. Moore North Bay Park 30 Picnic 8/10/2014 17 J. Saew ay Chinook Park 50 BBQ Picnic 8/30/2014 50 Current CY 2015 data available: 2015 OSWA Park Reservation Data
Number Name Group Park Name Attendees # Event Date Reserved 1 Paddle-a-Thon North Bay Park 50 Paddle-a-Thon 9/5/2015 2 P. Haines North Bay Park Reunion 7/11/2015 3 K. Ulrich North Bay Park Family Reunion 7/30/2015 4 W. Spike Woof-a-Thon North Bay Park 300 Woof-a-Thon 8/15/2015 5 M. Sw anson ELKS North Bay Park 300 Fishing Derby 5/9/2015 6 Maynard NBSD North Bay Park Baseball Field See Attached 7 Tri-Freaks North Bay Park 7/11 & 7/12 8 H. Hic ks North Bay Park 49 7/4/2015 9 P. Y or k North Bay Park 30 8/11/2015 Quinault Beach 10 K. Sw anson Resort North Bay Park 250 Employee Picnic 8/25/2015 11 J. Hatch North Bay Park 30 7/19/2015 12 B. Dorman Emerson 30 7/18/2015 13 Krystal North Bay Park 30 8/5/2015 14 S. Sanchez North Bay Park 50 8/21/2015 15 D. Murphy North Bay Park 45 Picnic 9/19/2015 16 T. Tripp North Bay Park 9/27/2015
5.2.5 Public Input on OSWA Parks and Recreation Facility Needs Public Comment Summary (From 2010 Update but Still Valid - See “notes” at end of each comment to see how public comment is being addressed). The following comments are highlights of feedback from members of the public during preparation and review of the park and recreation plan: • Need for Indoor Walking Opportunity. A request was made that the city allow use of the Convention Center (at a minimum, use of the main hallway) for individuals wishing to participate in walking exercise. Ocean Shores provides a great deal of outdoor walking terrain with its beaches and parks, but there are many days with rainy and/or windy and cool weather, and residents, particularly older residents enjoy an indoor walking opportunity to exercise during inclement weather. Note: Good idea but while walking falls under recreation the use of the Convention Center does not, since the Convention Center doesn’t fall under the Municipal Code definition of a park and is separately administered - Need to have this addressed City’s Convention Center Administration. • Capital Plan and Funding. The City Council should plan ahead to fund park capital project improvements, setting aside funds in each budget cycle. When outside grant opportunities arise, they typically require a local match which usually requires some amount of funding in addition to any in-kind employee contribution. Note: See Chapter 1.1.3 (City Parks Development and Improvement Participants) and subchapters. Park board is responsible to Mayor and City Council to provide park recommendations for City budget cycle (Reference City Municipal Code Chapter 2.48.010). Outside grants are addressed by Public Works for the City and the Park Foundation for non-budgeted park improvement projects. Additionally, the City’s Adopt-a-Park program is self funding or supported by the Park Foundation. • Bike and pedestrian pathways. Residents strongly favor additional bike and pedestrian pathways to extend the current pathways and connect them where possible. A bike/ pedestrian plan should be developed together with a map showing priority segments to be added. Note: Since Bike/Pedestrian pathways fall under the definition of a park per the City Municipal Code (Chapter 2.48.010) this needs to be included in this plan. • Signage. Throughout the city’s parks, signage, either new or enhanced, is a priority. One example is the area at the entrance to Damon Point State Park, where an ad hoc parking area has developed, and where the capital facilities plan calls for development of a designated parking area. . Note: Addressed in this update as a need on a park by park basis (See Chapter 5.3.1 subchapters). • Volunteer Activity. Park volunteers are crucial to the Ocean Shores park system, particularly for park programs. From donations of supplies, cash, supervisory time and expertise, to neighbors adopting local parks and improving them, the volunteer residents of Ocean Shores keep park programs alive, develop local parks, and are vital to the city’s park system success. Note: See 51 Chapter 1.1.3 (City Parks Development and Improvement Participants) and subchapters • Spinnaker Dog Park Improvements. Fencing should be part of planned improvements. Also, a small covered area should be provided for pet owners to shelter in, during bad weather while dogs exercise. Addressed in this update as a need (See Chapter 6.3.2.6). • Population number. A citizen noted a needed correction of the current 2010 census number for Ocean Shores, to 5,569 (original draft of plan was written before 2010 census was complete). Note: Corrected in released 2012 update, while this update includes the 2010 census numbers and GHCOG provided 2016 estimates. • Need for ¾ mile walkway along E. Ocean Shores Blvd. Public comment at the Council public meeting on the park plan supported construction of a walkway along E. Ocean Shores Blvd. at the south end of the city. This would connect the Jetty area to the sewer treatment plant, and connect to existing and planned walkways at either end. Note: Addressed in this update as a need (See Chapter 6.3.4.3.9). • Adopt a Park Program. A question was raised at the Council meeting, whether this program was listed in the park plan. Staff replied that, while it was not officially listed, a number of groups of volunteers are working at various park sites including neighborhood parks, and Park Board members are distributing a flyer and talking with the local radio station about the program. Note: See Chapter 1.1.3 (City Parks Development and Improvement Participants) and subchapters.
5.3 Document Existing Park/Recreation Facilities Condition/Deficiencies 5.3.1 City Owned Parks The below sections document problem conditions/deficiencies in City owned parks. These conditions/ deficiencies are documented below for each individual park as proposed PIPs, which are intended to remediate the problem condition/deficiency.
5.3.1.1 Developed Parks 5.3.1.1.1 North Bay Park Current condition is good to adequate, depending on which part of the park is reviewed. Currently, there are some safety issues (being addressed under 2017 budget), due to current state of disrepair of the large picnic structure’s grill/fireplace. The park needs repair and improvements to make it the premier Ocean Shores park. Required repairs/improvements as follows: • NBP-2016-1 - (Budgeted) Existing park irrigation system does not work allowing “sand spurs” to grow which are harmful to people and pets (Need repair to existing Park irrigation system and install New Well point for irrigation water). • NBP-2016-3 - Sport field bleacher problems (one aluminum bleacher stolen other in Public Works locked-up yard, only concrete block bleacher remains (Need sport field aluminum bleacher replacement and install both with added theft deterrence - concrete hard points, chains, locks and welding). • Safety NBP-2017-1 - (Budgeted) Existing large picnic structure has safety issues with fireplace (broken bricks/holes in chimney, Grills under roof-fill up with smoke, Limited Police visibility into structure and improve usability, front corner units are dilapidated, Needs repair/repaint, picnic tables need repair/replacement and anchoring. • NBP-2017-2 - Rest Room facilities are in poor condition, people prefer to use porta-potties. Facilities are marginally useable - interior walls need cleaning (e.g., power wash and disinfect) and repainting w/glossy paint, missing/defective fixtures (e.g., towel dispensers, mirrors); interior too dark lighting ineffective (need to: (1) add “sun tunnels” to bring in natural light and (2) repair/replace lighting fixtures), no power venting to remove smells (need to add exhaust fans), and exterior wall need repair/repainting. • NBP-2017-3 - Problem with visibility of sign (visible from Chance a la Mer but not Albatross), not identified as a city park (need common city approved signage that makes clear city owned 52 park). • NBP-2017-4 - No off leash dog area/support facilities for park that hosts Woof-a-thon (need to add Small 30’ X 50’ fenced and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with amenities). • NBP-2017-4.1 - Need to add off leash dog area for park that hosts Woof-a-thon. Add Small 30’ X 50’ fenced and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with amenities. • NBP-2017-4.2 - No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) exist causing people to leave their dog’s poop all over the park. (Need stand alone dog poop stations like the two at the Community club.). • NBP-2017-5 - Not enough day use covered picnic areas to support more than one group at a time. Need to add multiple small stand-alone covered “day use” picnic areas, up to five, to allow more than only one group to use the picnic area at the park at once. Need to add covered picnic areas, each including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • NBP-2017-6 - Paved parking lot by boat launch has potholes and is in very poor repair (Needs to be (1) regraded, leveled, and prepared for construction (digout/subgrade preparation at various locations); (2) install storm improvements as necessary; (3) need to repave boat launch parking lot w/asphalt and re-stripe parking slots.). • NBP-2017-7 - Park playground equipment and sports courts need repair/improvement, as follows: • NBP-2017-7.1 - Park tennis court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt, resurface and repaint court and (2) repair net and chain link fence, as required). • NBP-2017-7.2 - Park playground equipment in disrepair (need to (1) repair equipment, as required, for example “talking pipe”, and (2) add additional wood chips to playground area). May need to address ADA compliance issue? • NBP-2017-7.3 - Park basketball court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt and repaint court, and (2) repair basketball hoop chain nets (Fence/gate, Pole, Backboard, and Hoop, as required). • NBP-2017-8 - Park supports “Paddle-a-thon” but does not have kayak/canoe launch facilities at the park. Need to add a new American With Disabilities Act (ADA) compatible kayak launch dock to existing dock at North Bay Park (Dock closest to Albatross Ave bridge) by: • NBP-2017-8.1 - Adding new ADA compliant floating kayak launch dock adjacent and connected to existing fishing dock on the bridge side. • NBP-2017-8.2 - Adding new ramp w/railing from existing dock at shoreline to new kayak launch dock.). Ramp should be ADA compatible. • NBP-2017-9 - Park doesn’t provide covered facilities (e.g., Ramada, gazebo, etc.) to support existing events or future events (e.g., weddings, art-in-the-park events, public open air concerts). • NBP-2017-9.1 - Add new gazebo w/removable benches between lake and parking lot. • NBP-2017-9.2 - Add new concrete pads, in front of the gazebo, for display tents, for events. • NBP-2017-9.3 - Add new gravel paths from the gazebo to the parking area. • NBP-2017-9.4 - Add new exterior park benches, behind gazebo, between gazebo and Duck Lake. • NBP-2017-9.5 - Add new landscaping around gazebo and concrete pads. • NBP-201X-1 - Park Shed/Office in need of repair/repainting. • NBP-201X-2 - Park gravel parking area requires expansion to accommodate events hosted at the park: (1) expand size of gravel parking area, and (2) grade and gravel shoulder on Albatross Street NE to provide for off-street parking. 53 • NBP-201X-3 - Park now has two grove of trees roughly paralleling Albatross Street NE, planted during 2017 Arbor Day event. Need to design, develop, and install appropriate attendant landscaping (deer resistant plants). • NBP-201X-4 - Park needs to expand play area to include TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) - determine exact content based on public input. • NBP-201X-5 - Park needs a fishing shed on shore by the dock nearest to the bridge.
5.3.1.1.2 Chinook Park Current condition is adequate, with one safety issue (playground equipment. Current condition is adequate, issues/required repairs/improvements are as followed: • Safety CP-201X-1 - Timber playground equipment is getting old and needs to either be repaired or replaced. • CP-201X-2 - Stand-alone swings set needs to either be repaired or replaced. • CP-201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • CP-201X-4 - Need to add new ADA compliant floating kayak launch dock by fishing shack to allow for the launching of canoes/kayaks to keep operators away from the launching of boats at the boat ramp. Also include ADA compatible pathway to dock. Potential safety issue. • CP-201X-5 - Need to repair/refresh half-court basket ball court area. • CP-201X-6 - Need to add a second porta-potty station by existing one w/wind break. • CP-201X-7 - Need to add clay fill to driveway and re-grade (to remove pot holes) and add new gravel/re-grade. • CP-201X-8 - Currently Fishing shack is in good repair but interior needs repaint to cover over graffiti/carvings. • CP-201X-9 - Need to add grove of trees along side of the driveway at least 20 feet back from the new sign. • CP-201X-10 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two covered picnic areas, each including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain.
5.3.1.1.3 Emerson Park • EP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the shoulder of Bass Avenue which is easily visible going both north and south on the road. • EP-201X-2 - Need to expand and re-gravel the parking area. • EP-201X-3 - Park needs to expand play area to include TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) - determine exact content based on public input. • EP-201X-4 - Need to add covered picnic areas, each including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • EP-201X-5 - Need to add new exterior park benches.
5.3.1.1.4 Milo Schneider (Lions Club) Park Need to increase usability and safety of the park. Gravel around swing sets has been kicked away and needs to be replaced. Two swings have been destroyed and need to be replaced. • MSLCP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the 54 driveway park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • MSLCP-201X-2 - Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. • MSLCP-201X-3 - Need to repair playground swing set for older children and perform as required maintenance on play ground equipment. • MSLCP-201X-4 - Need to add a second swing set playground swing set for older children. • MSLCP-201X-5 - Need to add new small children playground equipment. • MSLCP-201X-6 - Need to add new 42 in. high chain link fence on north and west sides of park area. • MSLCP-201X-7 - Need to add gravel to parking area and grade.
5.3.1.1.5 Skateboard Park Need to increase user safety (need to (1) repair/resurface existing skate board ramps and (2) add sufficient playground approved padding to provide a safe environment for the skateboard ramps) and fix signage problem with visibility of sign and not identified as a city park (need common city approved signage that makes clear city owned park). • SBP-201X-1 - Repair/resurface existing skate board ramps. • SBP-201X-2 - Add sufficient playground approved padding to provide a safe environment for the skateboard ramps. • SBP-201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (Minard), the community gravel parking lot, and West Chance a la Mer.
5.3.1.1.6 Triangle Park • TP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from both roads (Wildwood and Chaparral).
5.3.1.1.7 Marine View Park • MVP-201X-1 - Park driveway to ramp is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one or the other for safety (Need to grade and gravel driveway). • MVP-201X-2 - Park parking area is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one or the other for safety. (Need to grade and gravel parking area.) • MVP-201X-3 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add one covered picnic area, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • MVP-201X-4 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (Marine View Drive).
5.3.2 Underdeveloped Parks 5.3.2.1 North End Grand Canal Park • NEGCP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (JK Lewis ST). • NEGCP-201X-2 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one covered picnic area, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete 55 pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • NEGCP-201X-3 - Need to add circular grove of trees with flag poles. • NEGCP-201X-4 - Potential to add memorial to honor (1) veterans, (2) police personnel, and (3) fire personnel.
5.3.2.2 South End Grand Canal Park • SEGCP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (Discovery Avenue). • SEGCP-201X-2 - Need to add wooden benches to upper level dock/pier. • SEGCP-201X-3 - Need to re-grade (to remove pot holes) parking area and add new gravel/re- grade.
5.3.2.3 Texmar Park • TP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (Texmar Ave). • TP-201X-2 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas, only a single picnic table on a concrete pad, with a wind break. Need to add one covered picnic area, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • TP-201X-3 - Need to improve existing hand launch capabilities by adding new ADA compliant floating kayak launch to allow for the launching of canoes/kayaks. Also include ADA compatible pathway to dock, including railing. • TP-201X-4 - Need to add gravel to the parking area and regrade.
5.3.2.4 King Cyrus Park • KCP-201X-1 - Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, and plant grass. • KCP-201X-2 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • KCP-201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • KCP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • KCP-201X-5 - Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. • KCP-201X-6 - Need to add new small children playground equipment set. • KCP-201X-7 - Need to add older children playground equipment set. • KCP-201X-8 - Need to add 50+ Adult recreational equipment/facility set. • KCP-201X-9 - Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • KCP-201X-10 - Need to add gravel parking area.
5.3.2.5 Geoduck Loop Park • GLP-201X-1 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • GLP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. 56 • GLP-201X-3 - Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • GLP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • GLP-201X-5 - Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. • GLP-201X-6 - Need to add new small children playground equipment set. • GLP-201X-7 - Need to add older children playground equipment set. • GLP-201X-8 - Need to add 50+ Adult recreational equipment/facility set. • GLP-201X-9 - Need to add gravel parking area. • GLP-201X-10 - Need to clear the access path, from the road (Geoduck) to the canal, pave path with wood chips, install benches by water, and put up a canal public access sign at road.
5.3.2.6 Spinnaker Dog Park • SDP-201X-1 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • SDP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • SDP-201X-3 - Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • SDP-201X-4 - Need to designate fenced and unfenced off leash dog areas and support facilities for designated city dog park (need to add Small 30’ X 50’ fenced and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with amenities). • SDP-201X-4.1 - Fenced Dog Area - Need to designate fenced and unfenced off leash dog areas and add support facilities for designated city dog park (need 75’ X 50’ fenced and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with amenities). • SDP-201X-4.2 - Unfenced Dog Area - No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) exist causing people to leave their dog’s poop all over the park. (Need stand alone dog poop stations like the two at the Community club.). • SDP-201X-4.3 - Need park irrigation system to get rid of “sand spurs” which are harmful to people and pets (Need new Park irrigation system and install New Well point for irrigation water). • SDP-201X-4.4 - Need dog watering area from new New Well point. • SDP-201X-4.5 - Need small covered area for pet owners to shelter in, during bad weather while dogs exercise (Similar to, but larger than, Chinook Park’s Fishing shed. • SDP-201X-5 - Need to add gravel parking area. • SDP-201X-6 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain.
5.3.2.7 Limpet Park • LP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • LP-201X-2 - Need to add gravel to the parking area and regrade. • LP-201X-3 - Park (Hand launch Area) has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add 57 one covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain.
• 6.3.2.8 Peninsula Court Bay Access Park (Access Closed Due to Wave Damage) • PCBAP-201X-1 - Need to prepare site: • PCBAP-201X-1.1 - Mark City right of way boundary lines (Need Help from City PW). • PCBAP-201X-1.2 - Stabilize shoreline (e.g., add new bulkhead). Have U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (or eqv) inspect and OK plan forward. • PCBAP-201X-1.3 - Need to remove exposed tree roots and debris on beach. • PCBAP-201X-2 - Need to remove existing stairway. • PCBAP-201X-3 - Need to build a rock bulkhead with rock stairs, from existing neighbor’s bulkhead (south), to new rock stairs, to property line on north. • PCBAP-201X-4 - Need to landscape area: • PCBAP-201X-4.1 - Trim tree branches (to 7 ft high) and clear area. • PCBAP-201X-4.2 - Remove branches and brush and spread wood chips on trail/under trees. • PCBAP-201X-5 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.2.9 Gunderson Park • GP-201X-1 - Need to create a park entrance, with (1) a grove of trees near entrance (existing or planted), and (2) gravel driveway and gravel parking area. • GP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • GP-201X-3 - Need to add porta-potties with wind screens. • GP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • GP-201X-5 - Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. • GP-201X-6 - Need to add new small children playground equipment set. • GP-201X-7 - Need to add older children playground equipment set. • GP-201X-8 - Need to add 50+ Adult recreational equipment/facility set. • GP-201X-9 - Need to refurbish existing play areas. • GP-201X-10 - Need to remove trash (e.g., trashy fenced garden area, floats at mail boxes) from the park. • GP-201X-11 - Need to create landscaped areas to beautify the park.
5.3.3 Future/Undeveloped Parks 5.3.3.1 Mariner Court Bay Park This is a perfect park for the Adopt-a-Park program for one or more “birding” organizations to adopt and clear trails from road for both entrances leading through the natural environment to Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). • MCBP-201X-1 - Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of- ways. 58 • MCBP -201X-2 - Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. • MCBP -201X-3 - Need to create two trails from the park entrances to clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (Create clearings as well). • MCBP -201X-4 - Need to spread wood chips on trail from road to clearings and on clearings as well. • MCBP -201X-5 - Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds).
5.3.3.2 Sunrise Avenue Bay Park This is a perfect park for the Adopt-a-Park program for one or more “birding” organizations to adopt and clear trails from road for both entrances leading through the natural environment to Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). • SABP-201X-1 - Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of- ways. • SABP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance which is easily visible from the road. • SABP-201X-3 - Need to create one trail from the park entrances to clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (Create clearings as well). • SABP-201X-4 - Need to spread wood chips on trail from road to clearings and on clearings as well. • SABP-201X-5 - Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds).
5.3.3.3 Sand Dune Ocean Park Marked as a Beach Access. A major development activity would be required to make this into an ocean beach/sand dune access park. The park is covered with brush/weeds. The beach access trail is flooded, with running water in the winter. Due to the cost and amount of effort development is not recommended, unless a group chooses this as an Adopt-a-Park and self funds the development. However, this should be clearly marked as a future City Park. • SDOP-201X-1 - Need to add new single faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park’s trail entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.3.4 Beachwood Loop Park • BLP-201X-1 - Need to create a park entrance, with (1) a grove of trees near entrance (existing or planted), and (2) gravel driveway and gravel parking area. • BLP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • BLP-201X-3 - Need to add a porta-potty with wind screens. • BLP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain.
5.3.3.5 Mount Olympus Park • MOP-201X-1 - Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, and plant grass. • MOP-201X-2 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • MOP-201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. 59 • MOP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • MOP-201X-5 - Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • MOP-201X-6 - Need to add gravel parking area. • MOP-201X-7 - Need to add fishing dock.
5.3.3.6 Agate Place Park • APP-201X-1 - Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, and plant grass. • APP-201X-2 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • APP-201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • APP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • APP-201X-5 - Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • APP-201X-6 - Need to add gravel parking area. • APP-201X-7 - Need to add fishing dock
5.3.3.7 Mink Court Park • MCP-201X-1 - Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, and plant grass. • MCP -201X-2 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • MCP -201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • MCP -201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • MCP -201X-5 - Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • MCP -201X-6 - Need to add gravel parking area. • MCP -201X-7 - Need to add fishing dock
5.3.3.8 Wakina Loop Park • WLP-201X-1 - Need to create park entrance in the city public access right-of-ways. • WLP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. • WLP-201X-3 - Need to create trail from the park entrance to small clearing for benches for Bird/ wildlife and lagoon in its natural state viewing (Create clearings as well). • WLP-201X-4 - Need to spread wood chips on trail from road to clearings and on clearings as well. • WLP-201X-5 - Add two park benches for its natural state Bird/wildlife/lagoon viewing.
60 5.3.3.9 North Bay Court Bay Park This is a perfect park for the Adopt-a-Park program for one or more “birding” organizations to adopt and clear trails from road leading through the natural environment to the bayfront. • NBCBP-201X-1 - Need to create a park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. • NBCBP-201X-2 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. • NBCBP -201X-3 - Need to create trail from the park entrance to clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing (Create clearings as well). • NBCBP-201X-4 - Need to spread wood chips on trail from road to clearings and on clearings as well.
5.3.3.10 Cardinal Avenue Park • CAP-201X-1 - Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, and plant grass. • CAP-201X-2 - Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. • CAP-201X-3 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • CAP-201X-4 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • CAP-201X-5 - Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens. • CAP-201X-6 - Need to add gravel parking area. • CAP-201X-7 - Need to add fishing dock
5.3.4 City Owned Recreational Facilities 5.3.4.1 City Pedestrian/Bike Paths 5.3.4.1.1 Pt Brown Bike Path For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required. For the combined pedestrian/bike path, separated (on the east side) from the roadway (Note: Library to Ocean Lake Way - No improvements are required.): • PBBP-201X-1 - Roundabout to Library - (1) Grade and pave, and (2) add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path from Library to Ocean Lake Way. • PBBP-201X-2 - Ocean Lake Way to Discovery Avenue - (1) Grade and pave, and (2) add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path from Library to Ocean Lake Way.
5.3.4.1.2 East Ocean Shores Blvd Bike Path For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required.
5.3.4.1.3 Taurus Avenue Bike Path For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required.
5.3.4.1.4 Ocean Lake Way Bike Path For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required.
5.3.4.1.5 Pacific Blvd Bike Path For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required.
5.3.4.1.6 West Chance a la Mer Bike Path 61 For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required..
5.3.4.1.7 Canal Drive SE (Elementary School to Ocean Lake Way) Pedestrian Path For the paved bike path which is part of the roadway: No improvements are required
5.3.4.1.8 Future East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path • ECMBPP-201X-1 - Need to mark and grade path. Need to be careful where driveway intersect path. • ECMBPP-201X-2 - Need to cover with gravel/pave with asphalt (for both Bike and Pedestrians) or wood chips (for only Pedestrians). Need to be careful where driveway intersect path. • ECMBPP-201X-2 - Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” signs. Need to be careful where driveway intersect path.
5.3.4.1.9 Future Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path It is not clear that sufficient space, either on the shoulder or further away from roadway/shoulder, exists to create the pathway. • OSBPP-20X1-1 - Determine path requirements and layout alongside Ocean Shores Blvd from Chance a la Mer to Jetty to be sure sufficient room is available. Resolve space issues/get approvals. • OSBPP-20X1-2 - Need to grade path and pave with asphalt (for only Pedestrians). • OSBPP-20X1-3 - Need to mark (No Motor Vehicles/Bikes) path.
5.3.4.1.10 Future Point Brown (Roundabout to Discovery Ave) Pedestrian Path Covered under chapter 6.3.4.1.1, above.
5.3.4.2 City Access to Ocean Dunes and Beaches Only the City owned pedestrian path beach accesses are addressed in this section as the major improvements to the vehicle ocean beach accesses are addressed as a part of the City High Dune Trail project (see appendix C of the High Dune Trail Feasibility Study).
5.3.4.2.1 Sportsman Beach Access Pedestrian Path • SBAPP-201X-1 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access path entrance that is easily visible from the road. • SBAPP-201X-2 - Need to create a beach access trail from the access path entrance through the dunes to the ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. 5.3.4.2.2 Driftwood Drive Beach Access Pedestrian Path • DDBAPP-201X-1 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access path entrance that is easily visible from the road. • DDBAPP-201X-2 - Need to create a beach access trail from the access path entrance through the dunes to the ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed.
5.3.4.2.3 Ocean View Beach Access Pedestrian Path A major development activity would be required to make this into an ocean beach/sand dune access park. The park is not clearly marked, is covered with brush/weeds, and there is no sign of a beach access trail. On Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 Ocean Shores Blvd (South) and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd (North). No Parking (on very busy Ocean Shores Blvd - so local access). No sign. No trail. Not identified as a beach access. Currently this park/ocean access is not marked for public access. 62• OVBAPP-201X-1 - Need to clear brush and create a park entrance. • OVBAPP-201X-2 - Need to create a beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to the ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. • OVBAPP-201X-3 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.4.2.4 Marine View DR Beach Access Pedestrian Path 5.3.4.2.4.1 Marine View DR Ocean Beach Access Pedestrian Path Marine View DR ocean beach access pedestrian path is a clearly marked beach access at the end of Marine View DR past the intersection with Sand Dune. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign, but has a blue Beach Access sign. Currently this beach/dune pedestrian access path is clearly marked for public access. • MVOBAPP-201X-1 - Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to the ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. • MVOBAPP-201X-2 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.4.2.4.2 Marine View DR Damon Pt Beach Access Pedestrian Path Marine View DR Damon Pt beach access pedestrian path is an unimproved pedestrian access path located (1) where Neptune Avenue used to exist, (2) on a severely “pot holed” gravel road that runs parallel to Marine View Drive (also called Marine View Drive) and (3) is across Marine View Drive from the water tower. Path was developed as part of a Boy Scout service project. Path to the beach is rudimentary. Currently this beach/dune pedestrian access path is clearly marked for public access. • MVBAPP-201X-1 - Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to the ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. • MVBAPP-201X-2 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.4.2.5 Decatur Beach Access Pedestrian Path Decatur beach access pedestrian path is a clearly marked beach access at the end of Decatur past the intersection with Sand Dune. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign, but has a blue Beach Access sign. Currently this beach/dune pedestrian access path is clearly marked for public access. • DBAPP-201X-1 - Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to the ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. • DBAPP-201X-2 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.4.2.6 Butterclam Beach Access Pedestrian Path Butterclam beach access pedestrian path is an unimproved pedestrian beach access at the end of Butterclam past the intersection with Sand Dune. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a beach access. • BCBAPP-201X-1 - Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the 63 dunes to the ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. • BCBAPP-201X-2 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.4.2.7 Tonquin (Tonquin and Marine View Dr.) Beach Access Pedestrian Path Tonquin Damon Point beach access (Chapter 6.3.4.3.7) is at the end of the road down a dirt/gravel roadway stub past the intersection with Marine View Drive. The Beach Access is a the very end of the road, while the oyhut wildlife area access trail (Chapter 6.3.4.7.4) comes off of the Tonquin CT area, located half way past the intersection with Marine View Drive. There is no formal parking area at either trail head. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path with a paved stub of roadway leading to a gravel/dirt road at trail head. Access trail at end of road. Not identified as a beach access. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a beach access. • TBAPP-201X-1 - Combine Tonquin (Tonquin and Marine View Dr.) Beach Access Pedestrian Path and Tonquin Oyhut Wildlife Area Access Pedestrian Path into a single City park with two clearly marked access trails to the (1) beach at Damon Point and (2) Oyhut Wildlife Area area. • TBAPP-201X-2 - Create park entrance at end of Tonquin with a gravel/paved parking lot and a grove of trees. If paved need to pave to the paved portion of Tonquin. • TBAPP-201X-3 - Clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. • TBAPP-201X-4 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and a double faced sign that is easily visible from the road (Marine View Drive). • TBAPP-201X-5 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add one covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • TBAPP-201X-6 - Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen.
5.3.4.2.8 Damon Point (at Discovery Ave.) Beach Access Pedestrian Path Per the 2012 update to this plan “a priority capital project is parking needs at Damon Point. The project includes: signage, trash receptacles, parking design and paved parking construction.” The following PIPs are identify to meet this previously priority project needs. • DPBAP-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. • DPBAP-201X-2 - Expand length of south parking area, then grade and pave (Water/access side), either gravel or asphalt. • DPBAP-201X-3 - Expand length of north parking area, then grade and pave (across the street), either gravel or asphalt. • DPBAP-201X-4 - Make ADA compatible ramp from old road bed to beach.
5.3.4.2.9 Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/Pedestrian Path • SEBAA-201X-1 - Beach/Jetty Access Paths: Pedestrian paths exist from parking area to Beach/ Jetty but needs improvement. • SEBAA-201X-1.1 - Path needs to be graded. • SEBAA-201X-1.2 - Path needs to have wood chips spread to improve walk way to keep people from tripping/falling on paths. • SEBAA-201X-2 - Jetty Pedestrian Path: Need to create pedestrian path from Jetty area to water 64 treatment area. • SEBAA-201X-2.1 - Path needs to be graded. • SEBAA-201X-2.2 - Path needs to have wood chips spread to create an improved walk way to keep people from tripping/falling on paths.
5.3.4.4 City Access to WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Bayfront Hunting Area • No improvements are required at this time. 5.3.4.5 City Access to WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Oyhut Wildlife Area 5.3.4.5.1 Wastewater Treatment Plant (Ocean Shores Blvd. east of Jetty) Oyhut Access Path Wastewater treatment plant Oyhut access path is located off of a spur from East Ocean Shores Blvd past the Wastewater treatment plant. There is a 4 wheel drive access “road” to the trail head from the spur. There is no formal/designated parking area. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a Oyhut Wildlife Area access trail. • WWTPAP -201X-1 - Need to improve access trail and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far as allowed. • WWTPAP -201X-2 - Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road.
5.3.4.5.2 Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Area Access Pedestrian Path Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Area access pedestrian path at one time had been developed. Currently the only part that remains is a concrete pathway that leads out to the trail. There was a parking area which needs to have gravel added and re-graded. Debris remains which needs to be removed for safety reasons. There is no formal/designated parking area. It is an unimproved pedestrian access path past the concrete walkway. No OS Park Sign and no blue Beach Access sign. Not identified as a Oyhut Wildlife Area access trail. • SOWRAPP-201X-1 - Create park entrance off of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove of trees. • SOWRAPP-201X-2 - Add new gravel to the parking lot/re-grade. • SOWRAPP-201X-3 - Remove debris, clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. • SOWRAPP-201X-4 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). • SOWRAPP-201X-5 - Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add one covered picnic areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; and (5) add new garbage can on 3’ x 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. • SOWRAPP-201X-6 - - Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen.
5.3.4.5.3 Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Area Access Pedestrian Path Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Area access is either a pedestrian path or a 4-wheeler “road”, it is not clear which. Initially an unimproved roadway, which was once covered with gravel, takes off of East Ocean Shores Blvd, where it curves to become Sportsman. There is no formal/designated parking area. It is not clear if there is a There is no formal/designated access pedestrian path. No OS Park Sign and no blue access sign. Not identified as a Oyhut Wildlife Area access trail. • SMOWRAPP-201X-1 - Create park entrance off of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove of trees. • SMOWRAPP-201X-2 - Add new gravel parking lot/re-grade and gravel entrance road. • SMOWRAPP-201X-3 - Remove clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. • SMOWRAPP-201X-4 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). 65 5.3.4.5.4 Tonquin Oyhut Wildlife Area Access Pedestrian Path See Tonquin Damon Point beach access (Chapter 6.3.4.3.7).
5.3.4.6 Marty McMoran Memorial Walk At the west Chance a la Mer State Park ocean beach vehicle access is the Marty McMoran Memorial Walk, an unsigned walkable trail with views of the ocean and dunes. • MMMW-201X-1 - Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road.
5.4 Document “Desired State” for Park/Recreation Facilities by Park/Facility The desired state for each park is defined as the current condition of the park plus incorporation of each of the above PIPs.
5.5 Determine Improvements Necessary to Get to “Desired State” by Park/Facility The PIPs which need to be incorporated into each park to achieve the desired state are listed above. As a PIP becomes defined, funded (budgeted or extra budget source via Park Foundation of direct City Grant) or if the PIP is defined and incorporated into a Park Board budget request the date portion of the PIP number is updated (e.g., SMOWRAPP-201X-1 becomes SMOWRAPP-2018-1, if the PIP is defined/funded in 2018).
5.6 Document Potential Park Improvement Projects (PIPs) by Park/Facility Each of the above chapters identify the potential PIPs by park/recreational facility. The parks portion of the city’s Capital Improvement Program has each line item be backed up and further defined by a PIP. Each year as a part of the Park budget recommendation, from the Park Board to the City Council/Mayor, the Park Board will complete and document the PIPs, using the two page budget recommendation forms.
The PIP is a detailed plan to accomplish the objective of each line item listed in the Capital Improvement Program. Each PIP lists the following: • Project Title • Project Number (Park initials - Year - PIP Number for Park, e.g., NBP-2017-1) • Project Description • Estimated Cost • Estimated Schedule • Priority • List of Detailed Tasks (numbered from 1 and on) • Detailed Estimate for Each Detailed Task
PIPs are used to define the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities whether accomplished via (1) the annual parks and recreation budget or (2) non-budgeted projects in support of accomplishing the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities Capital Improvement Program.
5.7 Document Future Parks by Theme Need to establish the theme for each new park as well as each existing to provide the basis for the development and improvement of the park.
5.7.1 Water/Spray Park (See Hoquiam, Concrete) Plan for a NEW “Spray Park” off West Chance A la Mer behind the bus station by the State Park main 66 beach entrance at the edge of Dune Area behind hotel and bus station. Actions include the following: • Need to modify restrooms in middle of street to be equipped for swimwear changes • Need to develop spray/fountain area for kids to play (with recycling water pumps/filters), including water jets and dueling spray cannons; rotating sprinklers, arches and various ground spray fixtures; colored solar lights embedded in a winding stream feature for night lighting effects. • Foot rinse/outdoor shower (waist high) area for post beach cleanup. • Add landscaping, seating, and lighting. • Add winding stream feature (or something similar). • As required, add bollards, raised curbing, and additional parking. • Model park development after activities of other WA cities: • Much smaller than Ocean Shores: (1) Concrete, WA proposed/in work silo park transformation (http://www.concrete-herald.com/) • Similar size to Ocean Shores: (1) Hoquiam, WA Art Pocklington Central Playfield spray park • Bigger than Ocean Shores: (1) Tacoma, WA metro parks sprayground (http://www. metroparkstacoma.org/spraygrounds/); (2) Seattle, WA (10 spray parks); (3) Lynnwood, WA (http://www.lynnwoodwa.gov/playlynnwood/parks/daleway-park/spray-parks.htm); (4) Marysville, WA spray park (http://www.marysvillewa.gov/657/spray-park); (5) Kent, WA town square plaza (http://kentwa.gov/content.aspx?id=11976) • Actions Going Forward: Coordinate with Concrete, WA work with mayor/public works department (parks) use them as a pathfinder for: (1) securing funding (funding sources they looked at and successes); planning (step by step - find out what they have done and still have to go); lessons they have learned so far in their effort to develop a spray park; what worked - smoothly; what worked - more difficult/labor intensive; what did not work; and things to remember/avoid.
5.7.2 Veterans Flag Pavilion Park Make small park in either (1) Convention Center parking lot behind sign/ Seahorse or (2) in the North End Grand Canal park to provide a US flag pavilion with a memorial w/ cast metal plaque to honor veterans.
Salient Issues: • Any public flag pavilion located in Ocean Shores should be in a city park, which would fall under the park board to provide a recommendation to the Mayor and City Council. • Any flag pavilion should have a memorial w/ cast metal plaque honoring veterans born or living in Ocean Shores WA. • Home Depot is very big into supporting veterans, they may also want to help fund. • Could be major event - Ocean Shores Mayor and City Council honoring veterans - could get county and state executives involved. • Would make a very patriotic focal point for Ocean Shores.
Need to develop proposal (Park Board/Public Works/VFW): • Develop sketches/drawings of requested location and four alternatives. • Develop estimates for construction, installation, and landscaping. • Develop estimates for sources and amounts of funding to be provided. • Solicit public input on location. • Use local radio station to solicit citizen input. • Contact local businesses through Chamber of Commerce. • Park Board develop Facebook page and post alternatives for public input.
67 Selection Process: • Park Foundation/VFW line up funding (e.g., grants) • Park Board/Public Works Director down select proposed location, using public input • Park Board/Public Works Director present to Mayor/City Council • Mayor/City Council provides approval/disapproval • Publish approval/disapproval • Proceed accordingly
If Approved, declare proposed location a city park: • Make this city park an Adopt-a-Park for VFW Post to adopt • Install (X Number) of flag poles w/lighting • Install pavers and planter in focal point of flag poles • Install Veterans granite monument and plaque in front display • Complete finishing landscaping • Conduct opening ceremony • Mayor/City Council/VFW Lead • Invite other Veteran groups • Invite providers of funding (e.g., grants) • Invite applicable state and federal representatives covering Ocean Shores • Invite WA State Governor
5.7.3 Police/Fire/Veterans Memorial Park (Alternative to Chapter 6.7.2) Make small park in either (1) Convention Center parking lot behind sign/ Seahorse or (2) in the North End Grand Canal park to provide a US flag pavilion with a memorial w/ cast metal plaque to honor Police/Fire/Veterans.
Salient Issues: • Any public flag pavilion and/or Police/Fire/Veterans memorial located in Ocean Shores should be in a city park, which would fall under the park board to provide a recommendation to the Mayor and City Council. • Any flag pavilion should have a memorial honoring Police/Fire/Veterans born, living, and/or serving in Ocean Shores WA. • Home Depot is very big into supporting veterans, they may also want to help fund. • Could be major event - Ocean Shores Mayor and City Council honoring veterans - could get county and state executives involved. • Would make a very patriotic focal point for Ocean Shores.
Need to develop proposal (Park Board/Public Works/Service Organizations): • Develop sketches/drawings of requested location and four alternatives. • Develop estimates for construction, installation, and landscaping. • Develop estimates for sources and amounts of funding to be provided. • Solicit public input on location. • Use local radio station to solicit citizen input. • Contact local businesses through Chamber of Commerce. • Park Board develop Facebook page and post alternatives for public input.
Selection Process: • Park Foundation/Service Organizations line up funding (e.g., grants) • Park Board/Public Works Director down select proposed location, using public input • Park Board/Public Works Director present to Mayor/City Council 68 • Mayor/City Council provides approval/disapproval • Publish approval/disapproval • Proceed accordingly
If Approved, declare proposed location a city park: • Make this city park an Adopt-a-Park for the selected Service Organizations to adopt • Install (X Number) of flag poles w/lighting • Install pavers and planter in focal point of flag poles • Install Police/Fire/Veterans memorial granite monument and plaque in front display • Complete finishing landscaping • Conduct opening ceremony • Mayor/City Council/ Service Organizations Lead • Invite other affected groups, statewide • Invite providers of funding (e.g., grants) • Invite applicable state and federal representatives covering Ocean Shores • Invite WA State Governor
5.7.4 Nature Walk Coordinate with the State representatives, Governor, and the WDFW to set aside a strip of land in the WA Dept of Fish and Wildlife Bayfront Hunting Area closest to the Ocean Shores airport runway to create a wood chip (most environmentally friendly option) covered nature walk trail. Set aside viewing areas for (1) trees/plants, (2) waterfowl viewing, wildlife viewing, and (3) birding.
Salient Issues: • Need state approval to use land and make rules for sharing between hunters and users of the nature walk/wildlife viewers and birders. • There may be state grants available for environment education/ access to nature. • Option #1 - Use current Ocean Shores provided Hunter access, entrance/parking at airport parking lot. Create the nature walkway. Add Signage at Airport parking lot. • Option #2 - Ocean Shores would need to create (1) a Park from the Smith Street right away for vehicle access w/Signage, park entrance, gravel parking area, park area, and path to nature walkway and (2) the nature walkway. • Birders, Hunting organizations, and wildlife federations may want to help fund citizen viewing access to nature/wildlife viewing. • Could be major event - Ocean Shores Mayor and City Council honoring veterans - could get county and state executives involved.
Need to develop proposal (Park Board/Public Works/VFW): • Develop sketches/drawings of requested location. • Develop estimates for construction, installation, and landscaping. • Develop estimates for sources and amounts of funding to be provided. • Solicit public input on location. • Use local radio station to solicit citizen input. • Contact local businesses through Chamber of Commerce. • Contact donors for grants. • Park Board develop Facebook page and post alternatives for public input/go fund me page.
Selection Process: • Park Foundation/Service Organization line up funding (e.g., grants) • Park Board/Public Works Director down select proposed location, using public input 69 • Park Board/Public Works Director present to Mayor/City Council • Mayor/City Council provides approval/disapproval • Publish approval/disapproval • Proceed accordingly
If Approved, declare proposed location a city park: • Make this city park an Adopt-a-Park for Service Organization to adopt • Install gravel access road and sign at entrance • Install parking area • Install nature walk trail • Complete finishing landscaping • Install viewing stations • Conduct opening ceremony • Mayor/City Council/Service Organization Lead • Invite other interested groups • Invite providers of funding (e.g., grants) • Invite applicable state and federal representatives covering Ocean Shores • Invite WA State Governor
5.7.5 Art in the Park (See Leavenworth) Use Gazebo and related infrastructure built under PIP NBP-2017-9 in North Bay Park to create an Art-in-the-Park activity modeled after the one hosted by Leavenworth, WA.
5.7.6 Wedding Gazebo Park Use Gazebo and related infrastructure built under PIP NBP-2017-9 in North Bay Park to create a Wedding Gazebo Park Wedding Gazebo Park.
References: [1] American Planning Association web site (https://www.planning.org/cityparks/briefingpapers/ economicdevelopment.htm) [2] GHCOG Demographics Brochure [3] Ocean Shores City Website [4] Washington Surfrider Website (https://washington.surfrider.org/rec-use/)
70 Chapter 6:
Capital Improvement Program (CIP) 6.0 Introduction: CIP Goal and Policies
From the 2012 update (previously released version) City Of Ocean Shores Comprehensive Park & Recreation Facilities Plan, it identified a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), sometimes termed a Capital Facilities Plan (CFP), as the operational tool in use. To be consistent with the heart of the CIP planning effort the CIP contents have been revised to include: • An existing inventory of all capital facilities (a.k.a., Step 1 – Inventory). • A forecast of future needs (a.k.a., Step 2 – Future Needs). • A forecast of the costs of meeting the future needs and the required fund sources (a.k.a., Step 3 – Costs and Funding Sources).
Also, from the 2012 plan update, it was made clear that prior to 2011 the city used various formats for its specific capital facilities project planning. Beginning in 2011 the public works staff began developing a simpler electronic format and adoption process for a comprehensive capital facilities plan for the city. One element of the overall CIP is the Parks and Recreation Element. Once completed and adopted, the CIP can be easily updated by staff. Importantly, it can be integrated into the existing annual or semi-annual budget adoption process and updated along with each budget.
The CIP is also used to implement comprehensive land use plans, and in the case of parks and recreation, the CIP’s park element is intended to implement the updated park and recreation plan.
The CIP organizes and prioritizes all capital needs and costs for at least the next 6 years. Some jurisdictions choose to plan for the next 20 years. This helps keep scarce capital budget expenditures focused on true system-wide, established priorities. CIPs are increasingly required to support state and federal loan and grant funding requests.
Even though Grays Harbor County is not a mandatory Growth Management Act jurisdiction, and therefore its municipalities are not required to adopt capital improvement plans, the awarding of grants and loans are increasingly competitive, and local governments who can demonstrate careful planning for their capital needs will score higher on evaluations of their applications for grants and loans.
Unfortunately, the 2012 update to this plan did not consistently list all parks and recreational facilities which fall under the Municipal Code definition of a park (i.e., Chapter 2.48.010). Thus not adequately addressing Step 1. Additionally, there was not a one-for-one correspondence between Step 1 and Step 2. This update attempts to remedy this situation and provides the detailed information required to develop planning and execute good decisions.
Step 1 – Inventory - To that end, from an Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities perspective, Chapter 2 of this updated plan shows a detailed existing inventory of all parks and recreational facilities which fall under the Municipal Code definition of a park (i.e., Chapter 2.48.010). In a similar manner Chapters 3, 4, and 5 depict a detailed inventory of parks and recreational facilities available within the Ocean Shores areas by (1) Ocean Shores Community Club, (2) North Beach School District and (3) WA state. These demonstrate Ocean Shores compliance with Policies CIP-7.1, 7.2, and 7.3.
Step 2 – Future Needs - To that end, from an Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities perspective, Chapter 6 of this updated plan shows a detailed identification of each individual need/ improvement required for each park and recreational facility to bring it up to the desired level of
72 providing a recreational experience to the full-time residents, part-time residents, guests, and visitors. This Chapter 6 listing covers each park and recreational facility listed in Step 1 (Chapter 2). Each “future need” is identified as a PIP, with an identifying number assigned related to the applicable park, year, and serial number.
Step 3 – Costs and Funding Sources - To that end, from an Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities perspective, costs are estimated at a Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) level in this plan. As identified in Chapter 1.1.2, the parks portion of the city’s Capital Improvement Program is a major vehicle to be used to measure progress for the capital portion of the park and recreation plan. Each line item is to be backed up and further defined by a PIP. The PIP is a detailed plan to accomplish the objective of each line item listed in the Capital Improvement Program. Each PIP lists the following: • Project Title • Project Number (Park initials - Year - PIP Number for Park, e.g., NBP-2017-1) • Project Description • Estimated Cost • Estimated Schedule • Priority • List of Detailed Tasks (numbered from 1 and on) • Detailed Estimate for Each Detailed Task
However, for the purposes of this plan only the (1) PIP number, (2) PIP title, (3) top level PIP description will be included in Step 2 and only the high level PIP planning ROM estimate will be included in Step 3. The detailed estimates are not included in this document, rather for all of the proposed PIPs for a selected park are only developed at the PIP level and rolled up to the park level during the annual budget cycle.
PIPs are used to define the development, improvement, and maintenance of all City owned parks and recreational facilities whether accomplished via (1) the annual parks and recreation budget or (2) non-budgeted projects in support of accomplishing the Ocean Shores parks and recreational facilities Capital Improvement Program.
Other important non-capital areas covered by these objectives include maintenance, recreational programs, new park facility or program development, and funding activities such as grand applications and volunteer development.
From the 2012 update (previously released version) City Of Ocean Shores Comprehensive Park & Recreation Facilities Plan, Ocean Shores’ it was identified that the capital improvement goals and policies, which provide the following direction with respect to parks, trails and open space, are as follows:
• Goal CIP-7: The City should coordinate planning of parks, trails, and preserves with other local governments so as to serve all residents. • Policy CIP-7.1: The City should work with the County and other local governments to coordinate park needs throughout the City and to identify regional funding strategies. • Policy CIP-7.2: Future acquisition of parks, trails and preserves, if desired, should occur in a coordinated manner, within an overall plan that identifies priorities, funding sources, and a timetable for acquisition. • Policy CIP-7.3: The City should cooperate with other public agencies to share public facilities for park and year round recreational use.
73 Also, from the 2012 plan update, it was made clear that the excerpt from the Ocean Shores Capital Improvement Plan 2007-2011 (adopted June 25, 2007) identified that in 2008 Ocean Shores had applied to the state Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) for four grants in the Local Parks category. This application provided for improvements in Lions/Milo Schneider Park, Chinook Park, North Bay Park and Spinnaker Loop Park. Although the application received an offer of state funding, the city could not at that time provide sufficient matching dollars and services to meet the mandatory WA state 50% match amounts. This example shows the challenge in trying to forecast “public/private grants/loans” one year in advance much less six years in advance, as is required in Step 3. To that end (1) park funding will primarily come from the City budget and (2) non-budgeted park improvement projects will obtain funding from one or any of the following funding sources (a) City solicited grants, (b) Ocean Shores Park Foundation solicited grants, (c) Park Foundation funding using donated funds, and/or (d) Adopt-a-Park/Service organization implementing a volunteer park improvement project self funding.
Reality in 2017 is that the primary source of any funding for parks is from the Ocean Shores budget ($29,700 - For North Bay Park - Only PIP NBP-2017-1). There is no separate Ocean Shores Capital Improvement Fund to be used for either the development or improvement of Ocean Shores parks and recreation facilities. Therefore the funding of improvements listed in Step2 and Step 3 will primarily be via the annual Ocean Shores budget. So Step 3 (see below) will depict the overall need on an annual basis which may be expected to be significantly larger than the annual budget may provide for Ocean Shores parks and recreation facilities.
Additional funding is anticipated to be addressed by the awarding of grants for a specific park/ PIP combination. These grants will normally include some form of dollar matching funding requirements. The types of grants and the amounts can only be identified as a park/PIP is selected to be submitted as a grant request.
Additionally, some funding can be expected from the Park Foundation which is soliciting donations for park as charitable contributions. However, currently the funding that could be provided by the Park Foundation is not at a significant level.
The data from Step2 and Step 3 will be used by the Park Board to develop the annual budget request for the Mayor/City Council. It is neither anticipated nor expected that the annual “dollarized” need projections be fully funded by the annual budget. So each year the budget recommendation submitted to the Mayor, by the Park Board, will be based on this data but will reflect the current City financial situation. Normally, this would mean that the annual budget recommendation would be less than the need listed in Step2 and Step 3.
Thus this Update provides the basis for future updates by in the future (1) refining the individual PIPs for each listed park/recreational facility, as required; (2) refining the estimated costs for each PIP, as required; (3) rolling unbudgeted/uncompleted PIPs into future years; and (4) re-balancing the costs “by year” to an equal/consistent “dollarized level of need.”
Also, from the 2012 plan update, it stated that “this plan uses cost estimates and grant/match breakdowns for the four listed parks, and carries those cost estimates through the cost/fund source (third) spreadsheet in this chapter. In-kind amounts are totaled together with grant amounts in the “Public/Private Grants/Loans” line under fund sources.”
Capital Improvement Plan Spreadsheets The heart of the Ocean Shores parks and recreation plan capital planning effort is contained in 74 the following spreadsheets, which include specific recommendations for 2012-2017 priority projects and expenditures:
Spreadsheet #1B: Step 1 – CIP Inventory - See Appendix A-3.1 Spreadsheet #1A: Step 1 – CIP Priority - See Appendix A-3.2 Spreadsheet #2: Step 2 – CIP Future Needs - See Appendix A-3.3 Spreadsheet #3: Step 3 – CIP Costs and Funding Source Identification - See Appendix A-3.3
75 $8 $6 $1 $45 $34 $29 $24 $43 $32 $77 $62 $21 $13 $76 $279 Total 20 Year 20 Year beyond 2024 and $- $1 $1 $- $- $75 $- $13 $75 $12 $- $13 $- $12 $31 $- $56 $- $31 $46 $- $56 $46 $- $46 $- $7 $46 $- $7 $46 $- $7 $46 $- $7 $46 $46 $- $46 $9 $46 $51 $9 $51 $8 $6 $1 $45 $34 $29 $24 $43 $32 $77 $76 $279 6 Year Total 6 Year $62 $21 $62 $13 $21 $13 $76 $77 $92 $36 $5 $1 $1 $14 $1 $13 $19 $1 $7 $11 $1 $1 $5 $22 $4 $1 $18 $5 $20 $3 $28 $1 $111 $11 $11 $13 $6 $26 $35 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 North Bay Park Chinook Park Emerson Park MS/Lions Club Park Skateboard Park Park Triangle Park Marine View North End Grand Canal Park South End Grand Canal Park Park Texmar King Cyrus Park Geoduck Loop Park Spinnaker Dog Park Limpet Park Access Park Bay Peninsula CT Gunderson Park Bay Park Mariner CT Bay Park Ave Sunrise Sand Dune Ocean Park Beachwood Loop Park Mount Olympus Park Agate Place Park Mink Court Park Loop Park Wakina North Bay Court Park Cardinal Avenue Park Pt Brown Bike Path #1 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path Cost (in thousands) Cost/Funding Sources Step 3 - Cost and Funding Source Identification 7 3 4 5 8 9 6 2 1 11 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 10 20 12 14 15 16 13 76 $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $395 $(956) $(601) $- $- $- $2 $- $2 $- $5 $2 $- $3 $2 $- $3 $5 $- $3 $3 $- $3 $3 $28 $- $3 $12 $- $3 $28 $- $8 $12 $- $3 $- $3 $8 $26 $- $3 $- $7 $3 $26 $- $1 $7 $1 $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $(355) $(102) $(107) $(83) $(11) $(1) $(16) $30 $50 $60 $75 $75 $75 $46 $80 $30 $132 $395 $50 $167 $158 $60 $86 $75 $76 $75 $96 $75 $750 $80 $601 $395 $1,351 $- $395 Sportsman Beach Access Pedestrian Path Sportsman Beach Access Pedestrian Path Driftwood Drive Beach Access Pedestrian Path Beach Ocean View Access Ped Path DR Ocean Beach Marine View Access Ped Path DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach Access Pedestrian Path Butterclam Beach Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin Access Pedestrian Path Damon Point Beach Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/Pedestrian Path Area and Pedestrian Path Nature Weatherwax Access Path Plant (WWTP) Oyhut Treatment WW Access Ped Path Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Ped Path Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Marty McMoran Memorial Walk Other Park/Rec Debt Payments General Fund etc) Capital Fund (REET, Bond Proceeds Debt Proceeds Grants (federal and state) Developer Impact Mitigation Fees other) Loans (USDA, PWTF, Park Levy Costs Funding Sources Summary Funding Sources Balance 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 10 31 77 Chapter 7:
Plan Development, Adoption and Implemetation Plan 7.0 Introduction This chapter addresses the planning associated with the development of the periodic updated to the Ocean Shores Comprehensive Parks and Recreational Facilities Plan (this document).
7.1 Development and Adoption of Updated Comprehensive Park & Recreation Plan The planning process for updating the Ocean Shores Park and Recreation Plan included a series of processes, each of which provided the opportunity for public comment and involvement. Public comment was welcomed and incorporated at every point. Public involvement in some cases included an iterative process in which reviews and resulting comment result in revision to plan contents which moved back down the chain of review. This is standard in plan development.
The current update began in early 2017, with the Mayor of the City of Ocean Shores authorizing the Park Board, consisting of volunteers from the citizens of Ocean Shores, to initiate an update to this plan. The process proceeded with the following steps.
7.1.1 Planning for Update This plan is maintained on a five year cycle, with an update developed, approved, and released every five years covering the future five year period. In the case of this update (1) the current update covers calendar years 2012 through 2017, (2) this update is planned, developed, approved, and released in 2017, and (3) this update covers the next five years, calendar years 2018 through 2022, and (4) this update provides planning information for the nine next years, calendar years 2023 through 2031, a total of 14 years. The extended period of planning information is provided to support the governmental grant process, if the additional data is requested.
The Park Board has been tasked by the Mayor with the development of the updates to this document. Support is provided by the OSWA Department of Public Works on (1) park usage data, (2) the cost estimating of PIPs for the Capital Improvement Plan (Step 3 table), and (3) park maintenance planning data.
The Park Board is also empowered to coordinate with other government entities, such as the Grays Harbor Council of Governments (GHCOG) to obtain any required data and support. Data, especially demographics data, from the GHCOG, available in the public domain has been included in this update.
7.1.2 Solicit Public Involvement for Data Acquisition The Park Board, assisted by the Department of Public Works is empowered to solicit information from the public on what they desire from their City parks. First, in the 2017 update we started off with the public comments that are currently documented in the 2012 plan update, which are still valid and have yet to be addressed to resolution in the plan or fully implemented. To supplement this base of public comments each individual Park Board member asked for comments and inputs from the members of the public they encountered on a day-to-day basis. In addition, a call for comments was broadcasted via the Ocean Shores radio station. See Appendix A-1-1.
7.1.3 Perform Site Surveys to Update Park/Recreation Facility Condition The Park Board performed numerous on-site surveys to inspect every City owned park (developed, underdeveloped, and undeveloped), recreational facility (City access to beaches, bay, Oyhut, etc.), bike/pedestrian path in Ocean shores to determine (1) what was provided (Chapter 2 and CFP Step 1 table), (2) the condition (Chapter 6 and CFP Step 2 table), (3) what is needed to bring up to a useable standard (Chapter 6 and CFP Step 2 table). As a result the improvements/repairs needed were documented and assigned an individual PIP identifier (e.g., NBP-2017-1) which ties each PIP to a 79 project, the year it is to be budgeted, and a sequential numbering of the PIPs for that park.
As a result of this extensive site surveying Chapters 2 and 6, of this plan, provide an extensive inventory of City owned parks and recreational facilities. Additionally, for information only: • Chapter 3 provides an extensive listing of Community Club owned parks and recreational facilities in Ocean Shores. • Chapter 4 provides a general identification of North Beach School District recreational facilities. • Chapter 5 provides an extensive listing of Washington State owned parks and recreational facilities in Ocean Shores.
7.1.4 Park Board Develops Update to Comprehensive Park and Recreation Plan Based upon the previous 2012 update as supplemented by the extensive site surveying and public input a volunteer team, from within the Park Board, developed a new comprehensive update to identify the state of all City owned parks and recreational facilities and what needs to be done to bring them up to standard. This update facilitates planning and implementation by establishing individual PIPs for each City owned park and recreational facility. These PIPs are designed to be achievable and “implementable” projects which will enable their accomplishment by either (1) City budget efforts, (2) Grant funded City efforts, (3) Service Organization (self funded or Park Foundation funded) efforts, (4) Adopt-a-Park (self funded or Park Foundation funded), or (5) Park Board sponsored Park Corps volunteer efforts (or Park Foundation funded).
The volunteer team, from within the Park Board, completed the plan update and presented it to the Park Board for their tentative review and approval.
7.1.5 Park Board Tentatively Approves Plan Update for Public Review Once the Park Board provides their tentative review and approval for submittal to the public for review and comment, the Park Board president provides it to the Mayor for approval to proceed to the public comment phase, in accordance with existing City policies and procedures.
7.1.6 Park Board Coordinates With Mayor for Approval to Proceed to Public Review Park Board president and selected members of the board meet with the Mayor after having provided the Mayor with sufficient time to review the plan update. The Mayor either provides approval to proceed or directs changes that need to be made. The Park Board cycles through this step until approval to proceed for public comment is received.
7.1.7 City Schedules Open Houses/Public Meetings for Public Review of Draft Update In accordance with existing City policies and procedures the plan update is provided for public review. For the previous update this included the conduct of open houses/public meetings at the OSWA Convention Center.
After the Mayor approves public release for review and comment, a press release on the public review draft is published in the Aberdeen Daily World and in the North Coast News, advising of the availability of the public review draft online on the city’s website, and at the library, City Hall, and the permit office. The press release also advised that a public open house would be held.
Public comment was provided via public outreach by Park Board members, at Park Board meetings where progress on development of the plan update was discussed, at the public open house, via review copies at three separate locations in the city as described above, and at the Council meeting during plan consideration.
80 7.1.8 Park Board Conducts Public Meetings for Public Review of Draft Update The Park Board will conduct a public open house in the Ocean Shores Convention Center to receive public comment and discuss the draft park and recreation plan update. The update to the plan includes (1) plan text, (2) embedded statistical information, (3) pictures, (4) capital improvement plan tables (Step 1 -lists of inventory, Step 2 future needs, and Step 3 estimated costs and potential fund sources).
The open house contained stations which were staffed by city staff and Park Board members. Each station focused on a different chapter of the plan update. For example: • Chapter 1 - Introduction • Chapter 2 - Inventory of City owned parks and recreational facilities • Chapter 3 - Inventory of Community Club owned parks and recreational facilities • Chapter 4 - North Beach School District recreational facilities. • Chapter 5 - Washington State owned parks and recreational facilities in Ocean Shores. • Chapter 6 - Demand-Needs for development, improvement, and repair of City owned parks and recreational facilities • Chapter 7 - Capital Improvement Program (Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3, see above) • Chapter 8 - Plan Development, Adoption and Implementation • Appendix A-1 - Supporting Documentation • Appendix A-2 - Council Resolution
Public comment cards will be available at the open house, so that individuals can write their comments and have them considered by the Park Board in developing the final plan. The Park Board will host a public open house in the Convention Center to receive public comment and discuss the draft park and recreation plan update materials.
7.1.9 Park Board Incorporates Public Comment into Plan Update Once the comment period is over, public comments are received by the Park Board, reviewed and summarized, with a recommendation to the Mayor on how the comment should be addressed in the plan update. The comments and Park Board recommendations are presented to the Mayor for disposition by the Mayor. In accordance with the disposition direction from the Mayor the Park Board will address all public comments in the plan update.
The updated plan will be finalized and presented to the Mayor for approval to submit it to the City Council, which will be done in accordance with existing City policies and procedures.
7.1.10 Park Board Coordinates With Mayor for Approval to Submit to City Council Park Board president and selected members of the board meet with the Mayor after having provided the Mayor with sufficient time to review the plan update. The Mayor either provides approval to proceed or directs changes that need to be made. The Park Board cycles through this step until approval to proceed to the City Council is received.
7.1.11 City Council Consideration, Public Hearing and Resolution of Adoption The Ocean Shores City Council and Mayor hold regular monthly public meetings at the Convention Center on West Chance a la Mer. These meetings are open to the public, are routinely well-attended by residents and are televised to allow other residents to become informed on local city activities and issues.
The Council considered the Park Board recommendation on the plan at a public meeting after 81 hearing a staff presentation and took public comments on the recommended plan. Public comments received throughout the process are summarized in Chapter 8.1.12. After public comment and Council discussion, the Council votes to approve the new Update to the City of Ocean Shores Comprehensive Park and Recreation Plan, which is documented by a City Council Resolution, a copy of which will be included in appendix.
7.1.12 Summary of Public Comments The following comments are highlights of feedback from members of the public during preparation and review of the park and recreation plan.
7.1.12.1 2012 Update Public Comments • Need for Indoor Walking Opportunity. A request was made that the city allow use of the Convention Center (at a minimum, use of the main hallway) for individuals wishing to participate in walking exercise. Ocean Shores provides a great deal of outdoor walking terrain with its beaches and parks, but there are many days with rainy and/or windy and cool weather, and residents, particularly older residents enjoy an indoor walking opportunity to exercise during inclement weather. • Capital Plan and Funding. The City Council should plan ahead to fund park capital project improvements, setting aside funds in each budget cycle. When outside grant opportunities arise, they typically require a local match which usually requires some amount of funding in addition to any in-kind employee contribution. • Bike and pedestrian pathways. Residents strongly favor additional bike and pedestrian pathways to extend the current pathways and connect them where possible. A bike/pedestrian plan should be developed together with a map showing priority segments to be added. • Signage. Throughout the city’s parks, signage, either new or enhanced, is a priority. One example is the area at the entrance to Damon Point State Park, where an ad hoc parking area has developed, and where the capital facilities plan calls for development of a designated parking area. • Volunteer Activity. Park volunteers are crucial to the Ocean Shores park system, particularly for park programs. From donations of supplies, cash, supervisory time and expertise, to neighbors adopting local parks and improving them, the volunteer residents of Ocean Shores keep park programs alive, develop local parks, and are vital to the city’s park system success. • Spinnaker Dog Park Improvements. Fencing should be part of planned improvements. Also, a small covered area should be provided for pet owners to shelter in, during bad weather while dogs exercise. • Population number. A citizen noted a needed correction of the current 2010 census number for Ocean Shores, to 5,569 (original draft of plan was written before 2010 census was complete). • Need for ¾ mile walkway along E. Ocean Shores Blvd. Public comment at the Council public meeting on the park plan supported construction of a walkway along E. Ocean Shores Blvd. at the south end of the city. This would connect the Jetty area to the sewer treatment plant, and connect to existing and planned walkways at either end. • Adopt a Park Program. A question was raised at the Council meeting, whether this program was listed in the park plan. Staff replied that, while it was not officially listed, a number of groups of volunteers are working at various park sites including neighborhood parks, and Park Board members are distributing a flyer and talking with the local radio station about the program.
7.1.12.2 2017 Update Public Comments • Volunteer Activity. While park volunteers are crucial to the Ocean Shores park system, the Ocean Shores demographics must be taken into consideration. As the resident population of Ocean Shores ages, in general, their physical abilities may tend to diminish. How does Ocean Shores ensure they do not expect too much physical effort from volunteers? From the information 82 provided by this plan - almost 1/3 of the resident population of Ocean Shores is 65 years and over so only ask people to do what they physically can do. • Signage. When will Ocean Shores have signs on parks/trails that clearly show they are City parks. Why can’t the City have signs that look the same when the Community Club can? How can I know if a park is a City park or a Community Club park? • Geese. What can Ocean Shores do about the geese (and their poop) on the play fields at North Bay Park and Chinook parks? • Contingency Fund. How does Ocean Shores plan to get and maintain a contingency fund to be able to immediately take of major problems that happen, like the Chinook Park playground equipment that has been closed off by “yellow tape” or the Peninsula CT bay access stairs that have been closed off? • Open Spaces and Future Parks - City has maps that show some future parks and a lot of open spaces, how can I find them and can I use them? • Open Spaces - I can I know where public access spaces are located. Others have told me that local property owners say there are no public accesses and only private property. • Open Spaces - How can I walk along Duck Lake where the city map shows city open space along the lake from East Rain all the way to North Bay Park?
7.2 Implementation of Updated Comprehensive Park & Recreation Plan This update to the plan identifies all know development, improvement, and repair projects for the City owned Parks and recreation facilities. Additionally, this plan update also identifies potential parks which could be developed on either existing City owned land or newly acquired City owned land. This facilitates long range planning and aids implementation, by clearly defining and scoping achievable projects and sizing the projects in such a manner that they can be taken on by the City (budget or grants), service organization, Adopt-a-Park groups, and the Park Board Park Corps volunteers.
7.2.1 Park Board Park Improvement Project (PIP) Development Each PIP contained in this plan only contains sufficient detail to describe the project to be implemented. The Park Board in conjunction with the City Department of Public Works and, as applicable, the implementers (e.g., service organization, Adopt-a-Park groups, Park Board Park Corps volunteers) will expand on the detail of a PIP when it is either to be included in the Park Board annual budget recommendation or a proposal is being developed for the Mayor/City Council to approve the implementation of a PIP by either (1) a service organization, (2) an Adopt-a-Park group, or (3) the Park Board Park Corps volunteers. The development of a PIP will be down to the individual task level so as to support both estimating costs and implementation.
7.2.2 PIP Incorporation into Park Board Budget Recommendation As a part of the annual budget process, the Park Board is required by the City Municipal Code to provide the Mayor and the City Council with their budget recommendation. The Park Board in conjunction with the City Department of Public Works selects the park(s) to focus on for the budget cycle and then prioritizes the PIPs listed in this plan. The Parks/PIPs with the highest priority are selected for incorporation into the annual budget. The PIPs are then completed in accordance with the Park Board’s budget process document (OSPB-001a) and the two part PIP work sheets are completed and included in the budget recommendation.
7.2.3 Implementation of Budgeted PIPs Budgeted PIPs are implemented by the City Department of Public Works, in accordance with existing City policies and procedures. As requested, the Park Board supports the City Department of Public Works in this implementation.
83 7.2.3.1 Public Works Implementation Depending on the PIP the implementation activity may be solely carried out by the City Department of Public Works, in accordance with existing City policies and procedures.
7.2.3.2 Public Works/Contractor Implementation Depending on the PIP the implementation activity may have to be carried out by both the City Department of Public Works and their selected contractor(s), which will be accomplished in accordance with existing City policies and procedures.
7.2.3.3 Public Works/ Park Board Volunteer Implementation Depending on the PIP the implementation activity may be carried out by both the City Department of Public Works and Park Board provided volunteers, which will be accomplished in accordance with existing City policies and procedures.
7.2.4 Implementation of PIPs not in Budget The detail of required development, improvement, and repairs included in this plan and the number of years required to implement them all (i.e., planned out through CY 2031) provide park/recreational facilities PIPs which may be implemented outside of the City’s annual budget. These may be accomplished in any of the following five means, depicted below.
7.2.4.1 City Adopt-a-Park Team - Self Funded In accordance with existing City policies and procedures a group may come together and choose to adopt a park or just a PIP within a park. They may choose to self fund their efforts.
7.2.4.2 City Adopt-a-Park Team - Park Foundation Funded In accordance with existing City policies and procedures a group may come together and choose to adopt a park or just a PIP within a park. They may choose to (1) request funding from the Park Foundation, after providing a cost estimate, or (2) fund their efforts as a combination of Park Foundation funding and self funding.
7.2.4.3 Service Organization Team - Self Funded In accordance with existing City policies and procedures an Ocean Shores Service Organization may choose to (1) adopt a park or just a PIP within a park or (2) work with a Park Board volunteer team. They may choose to self fund their efforts.
7.2.4.4 Service Organization Team - Park Foundation Funded In accordance with existing City policies and procedures and, as applicable Park Board policies and procedures, an Ocean Shores Service Organization may choose to (1) adopt a park or just a PIP within a park or (2) work with a Park Board volunteer team. They may choose to (1) request funding from the Park Foundation, after providing a cost estimate, or (2) fund their efforts as a combination of Park Foundation funding and self funding.
7.2.4.5 Park Board Volunteer Team - Park Foundation Funded In accordance with existing City policies and procedures and Park Board policies and procedures, the Park Board may recruit a Park Corps volunteer team to implement a PIP, with funding from the Park Foundation, after providing a cost estimate.
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Appendices: A-1 A-2 A-3.1 A-3.2 A-3.3 A-1.1 Public Involvement Detail
A-1.1.1 Addressing Previous Public Comments Public comments which were received and documented in the previous (2012) update to the Ocean Shores Comprehensive Parks and Recreational Plan were reviewed and verified that they were addressed in the text of that update. If they were not addressed, the team ensured that they were addressed in the 2017 update.
A-1.1.2 Team Soliciting Public Inputs Update team requests comments on Ocean Shores City parks from residents, part time residents, guests, and visitors. Team obtains comments during public meetings, Adopt-a-Park team meetings, public activities, and chance encounters with the public to obtain a wide distribution of sources.
Comments are provided to draft focal for (1) including in draft plan and (2) addressing public comments in the development of the new draft for the 2017 Update of the Ocean Shores Comprehensive Parks and Recreational Facilities Plan.
A-1.1.3 Public Service Announcements Update team requested comments on Ocean Shores City parks from residents, part time residents, guests, and visitors, via a Public Service Announcement (PSA) on the Ocean Shores radio station.
Comments are provided to draft focal for (1) including in draft plan and (2) addressing public comments in the development of the new draft for the 2017 Update of the Ocean Shores Comprehensive Parks and Recreational Facilities Plan.
A-1.2 Proposed New Water Park Proposal
86 87 88 A-1.3 Proposed New Memorial Park Proposal
89 90 91 A-1.4 Proposed New Veterans Flag Park Proposal
92 93 94 95 96 A-1.5 Proposed New Nature Walk Park Proposal
97 98 99 100 A-1.6 Proposed New Park Map Shelter Proposal
101 102 6 - OSWA Storm Observation Tower Proposal
• Initiator: Public Input to Master Park Plan on: – There is no safe place in Ocean Shores to view our wonderful storms, so people walk down to the Jerry and get too close to the shore. A viewing tower, like the one in Westport, would not only be safer but it would also be an inexpensive and wonderful tourist attraction. • Salient Issues: – If Westport can do it - Why Can’t the City of Ocean Shores? – Need a place in Ocean Shores to view winter storms, specifically, need: • Safe tower (Once built no danger of falling over) 6• -Safe OSWA and easy Stormaccess to towerObservation (Address any TowerADA accessible Proposal issues) • Located where one is readily and safely able to view the winter storms/ocean surf/ breaking waves (Storm action) • Salient Issues: (Continued) – Need to find best viewing possible vs. location • Potential locations: – Ocean Dune - Surf viewing only at Marty McMoran Memorial Walk (Master Park Plan Chapter 2.2.9 Park Plan). Placing tower in dunes at end of memorial walk: » PROs: Already has: (1) paved parking (High Dune Trail will add more parking) and rest rooms available; (2) safe/easy access, via the Marty McMoran Memorial Walk (M3W); and (3) new trail (M3W to tower) should be short/relatively easy. » CONs: Limited viewing - surf only – Jetty Dune - View storm waves crashing over the Jetty (best storm viewing experience). Fits in with Master Park Plan Chapter 2.2.3.9 Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/Pedestrian Path. Could locate tower in “dune” area between parking lot and Jetty rocks. » PROs: Already has: (1) great viewing opportunities; (2) paved parking /porta-potties available; (3) located in more stable part of area (erosion- wise); and (4) could have a shorter tower and still provide viewing opportunities. » CONs: (1) Access trail from parking lot to tower would be longer; (2) area is all fill so potential foundation stability issues need to be resolved.
103 6 - OSWA Storm Observation Tower Proposal
• Salient Issues: (Continued) – Need to find best viewing possible vs. location (Continued) • Potential locations: (Continued) – Damon PT - View storm waves crashing over the old original Jetty rocks and the shore (good storm viewing experience). » PROs: Already has: (1) great viewing opportunities; (2) unpaved parking/porta-potties available; and (3) could have a shorter tower and still provide viewing opportunities. » CONs: (1) No City owned property in area (Possible use of Quinault area in unimproved RV park????); (2) great potential for erosion and loss of land (expected movement of shoreline) - located in unstable part of Ocean Shores (erosion-wise, possible loss of RV park and current beach access); (3) length of access trail from parking lot to tower could be longer - depends on what land is available and where tower is located; (4) potential foundation stability issues need to be resolved. » Too many “CONs” for this location, unless a property owner donates their property for this purpose, then could set the tower further back from the 6 - OSWAshoreline. Storm This wouldObservation be safer and have Tower shorter trail Proposal required. – Others??? (Need Public Input)
• Proposal: – Open for public comment/participation in planning process – Identify locations and build decision packages for each location – Mayor/City Council select location – Acquire property, if required – Get all permits/approvals – Prepare bid package and go out for contractor bids – Select contractor – Contractor builds tower, trail, and if necessary parking lot/rest rooms, per bid package/resultant contract – PW/PB builds and installs city approved park sign – Advertise opening/inaugural events – Mayor/City Council conducts opening/inaugural event
104 6 - OSWA Storm Observation Tower Proposal
FEATURED OBSERVATION TOWER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT (http://bridgebuilders.com/timber-bridge-construction/observation-tower-construction) Neal Preserve – Bradenton, FL tower construction project by BridgeBuilders USA, Inc • Observation Tower Construction at Neal Preserve: The construction of a 20・ observation tower in Neal Preserve was the second tower construction project by BridgeBuilders USA, Inc. in Manatee County, FL. The tower features a central stairway and covered observation platform. The addition of the observation tower to Neal Preserve is part of the scope of the overall plan by the Manatee County Natural Resources Department which will allow the county to preserve an irreplaceable alignment of coastal habitats in lower Tampa Bay. Due to the environmentally and archeologically sensitive area, the project presented several challenges. • Since the tower site was situated in a low lying area and at the tip of an island in close proximity to water, the foundations piles were set using a vibratory hammer mounted on heavy equipment. All soil moved on the tower site had to be sifted for artifacts resulting in the find of an arrowhead dated to 1200 BC.
• Relevant Project Elements: • Land Surveying • Geotechnical Investigation • Archeological Investigation • Environmental Compliance • Preparation of Plans and Specifications for 20・ observation tower
Ocean Dune - Surf viewing at Marty McMoran Memorial Walk
Proposed Location #2
Proposed Location #1
105 Jetty Dune - Jetty Wave viewing
Proposed Location #1
Proposed Location #1
Damon PT - Shore Wave/Old Jetty Rocks Viewing
Proposed Location #1
106 A-2.1 Council Resolution of Adoption
City of Ocean Shores AGENDA BILL
------COUNCIL MEETING DATE: February 26, 2018
SUBJECT: Comprehensive Park and Recreation Facilities Plan 2018-2023
CATEGORY: CONSENT AGENDA ORDINANCE STAFF REPORT PUBLIC COMMUNICATION RESOLUTION PROCLAMATION OLD BUSINESS XX REQUEST STUDY SESSION XX NEW BUSINESS CONSULTANT REPORT PUBLIC HEARING
ATTACHMENTS: None.
SUMMARY/BACKGROUND: The Ocean Shores Park Board has updated the Comprehensive Park and Recreation Facilities Plan. A written comment period and a public hearing were held to receive public comment on the draft plan. The Park Board has requested that the City Council approve the plan.
The plan is available for review on the City’s webpage at the following link: https://oceanshores.civicweb.net/filepro/documents/19567?preview=47184
EXPENDITURE AMOUNT: n/a
AMOUNT BUDGETED: n/a BUDGET MODIFICATION REQUIRED: No.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approve the Comprehensive Park and Recreation Facilities Plan 2018-2023.
MAYOR'S RECOMMENDATION: Approve the Comprehensive Park and Recreation Facilities Plan 2018-2023.
PRESENTED BY: Mayor Dingler
(BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY CITY CLERK’S OFFICE)
COUNCIL ACTION: APPROVED CONTINUED DENIED COUNCIL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION:
11-14-07 updated
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107 1/2017 5/2016 1/2016 1 Now 2017 Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2019?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Priority/ Year Park supports “Paddle-a-thon” but does not have kayak/canoe launch facilities at the park. Need to add a Act (ADA) compatible kayak launch dock to existing at North Bay Park American With Disabilities new compliant floating kayak launch dock adjacent and ADA bridge) by adding new Ave Albatross (Dock closest to connected to existing fishing dock on the bridge side. Park basketball court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt and repaint court, (2) hoop chain nets (Fence/gate, Pole, Backboard, and Hoop, as required). Park playground equipment in disrepair (need to (1) repair equipment, as required, for example “talking pipe”, compliance issue? ADA and (2) add additional wood chips to playground area). May need address Park tennis court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt, resurface and repaint (2) net chain link fence, as required). Paved parking lot by boat launch in very poor repair (Needs (1) regraded, leveled, and prepared for construction (digout/subgrade preparation at various locations); (2) install storm improvements, as necessary; (3) need to repave boat launch parking lot w/asphalt and re-stripe slots.). Not enough day use covered picnic areas to support more than one group at a time. Need add small stand- alone covered “day use” picnic areas, , to allow more than only one group use the area at park concrete pad; (2) covering x 12’ at once. Need to add up five covered picnic areas, each including: (1) 12’ structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure; (4) two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add garbage can on concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. x 3’ 3’ No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) causing people to leave in park. (Need stand alone poop stations like at the Community club.). No off leash dog area/support facilities for park that hosts Woof-a-thon (need Small 30’ X 50’ fenced and gated X 50’ (need Small 30’ leash dog area/support facilities for park that hosts Woof-a-thon No off Dog Park area with amenities). Off-Leash Problem with visibility of sign (visible from Chance a la Mer but not Albatross), not identified as a city park Problem with visibility of sign (visible from Chance a la Mer but not (need approved signage for city owned park). Rest Room facilities are in poor condition/marginally useable - No hot water for cleaning facility, interior walls Rest Room facilities are in poor condition/marginally useable - No hot water for cleaning facility, need cleaning and repainting w/glossy paint, missing/defective fixtures; interior too dark, to: (1) add “sun tunnels” for natural light and (2) repair/replace lighting fixtures), need to add exhaust fans remove smells, and exterior wall need repair/repainting. Existing large picnic structure has safety issues with fireplace (broken bricks/holes in chimney, Grills under Existing large picnic structure has safety issues with fireplace (broken bricks/holes in chimney, front corner units are roof-fill up with smoke, Limited Police visibility into structure and improve usability, dilapidated, Needs repair/repaint, picnic tables need repair/replacement and anchoring. Sport field bleacher problems (one aluminum bleacher stolen other in Public Works locked-up yard, only Sport field bleacher problems (one aluminum stolen other in Public Works concrete block bleacher remains (Need sport field aluminum replacement and install both with added theft deterrence - concrete hard points, chains, locks and welding). Existing park irrigation system does not work allowing “sand spurs” to grow which are harmful people and point for irrigation water). pets (Need repair to existing Park irrigation system and install New Well Improvements Required NBP-2016-1, NBP-2016-3, NBP-2017-1, NBP-2017-2, NBP-2017-3, NBP-2017-4.1, NBP-2017-4.2, NBP- 2017-5, NBP-2017-6, NBP-2017-7.1, NBP-2017-7.2, NBP-2017-7.3, NBP-2017-8.1, NBP-2017-8.2, NBP- 2017-9.1, NBP-2017-9.2, NBP-2017-9.3, NBP-2017-9.4, NBP-2017-9.5, NBP-201X-1, NBP-201X-2, NBP- 201X-3, NBP-201X-4, NBP-201X-5 Present Condition 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 299 Albatross St. NE 299 A 299 Albatross St. NE 299 G 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 A 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P/SI 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 Location North Bay Park - Floating (Not Budgeted) Kayak Launch Dock North Bay Park - BB CT (Not North Bay Park - BB CT Budgeted) North Bay Park - Playground (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Tennis CT (Not CT Tennis North Bay Park - Budgeted) North Bay Park - Parking Lot 1 (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Covered PAs (Not North Bay Park - Covered PAs Budgeted) North Bay Park - Dog Poop (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Dog Area (Not North Bay Park - Dog Budgeted) North Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Large Picnic Structure (Budgeted - $29,700) North Bay Park - Bleachers (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Well (Budgeted North Bay Park - Well - $2,500) North Bay Park NBP-2017-8.1 NBP-2017-7.3 NBP-2017-7.2 NBP-2017-7.1 NBP-2017-6 NBP-2017-5 NBP-2017-4.2 NBP-2017-4.1 NBP-2017-3 NBP-2017-2 NBP-2017-1 NBP-2016-3 Park Number Facility Name/Description 1 NBP-2016-1 Spread Step 1 - CFP: Inventory 108 2 13 Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2020?? Now 2019?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2017?? Now 2018?? Now 2017?? Park needs to expand play area to include TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) - Park needs to expand play area include determine exact content based on public input. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two areas, each including: (1) pour concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park x 12’ new 12’ grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) garbage concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. x 3’ can on 3’ Park needs two grove of trees paralleling and next to Albatross Street NE along with attendant landscaping Park needs two grove of trees paralleling and next to (deer resistant plants) - Grove #1 -from gravel parking area driveway to paved driveway; #2 .from paved parking area driveway to bridge. Park gravel parking area requires expansion to accommodate events hosted at the park: (1) expand size of parking.Albatross Street NE to provide for off-street gravel parking area, and (2) grade shoulder on Now 2020?? Need to add new ADA compliant floating kayak launch dock by fishing shack to allow for the launching of ADA Need to add new ADA Also include canoes/kayaks to keep operators away from the launching of boats at boat ramp. compatible pathway to dock. Potential safety issue. After NBP-201X-9.1, add new concrete pads, in front of the gazebo, for display tents, for events (e.g., Art-in- After NBP-201X-9.1, add new concrete pads, in front of the gazebo, for display tents, events (e.g., the-Patrk). Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance is easily visible from the road. Park doesn’t provide covered facilities (e.g., Ramada, gazebo, etc.) to support existing events or future (e.g., weddings, art-in-the-park events, public open air concerts).Add new gazebo w/removable benches between lake and parking lot. After NBP-201X-8.1, add new ramp w/railing from existing dock at shoreline to kayak launch dock.). compatible. ADA Ramp should be Currently have barriers and yellow safety tape on timber playground equipment. Playground equipment needs to either be repaired or replaced. CP-201X-1, CP-201X-2, CP-201X-3, CP-201X-4, CP-201X-5, CP-201X-6, CP-201X-7, CP-201X-8, CP- 201X-9, CP-201X-10 EP-201X-1, EP-201X-2, EP-201X-3, EP-201X-4, EP-201X-5 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA Park needs a fishing shed on shore by the dock nearest to bridge (Like one at Chinook Park). 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A Need to add grove of trees along side the driveway at least 20 feet back from new sign. 299 Albatross St. NE 299 A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A Currently Fishing shack is in good repair but interior needs repaint to cover over graffiti/carvings. 299 Albatross St. NE 299 A in need of repair/repainting Park Shed/Office 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A Need to add clay fill driveway and re-grade (to remove pot holes) new gravel/re-grade. 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA After NBP-201X-9.1, add new landscaping around gazebo and concrete pads. 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A Need to add a second porta-potty station by existing one w/wind break. 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A Need to repair/refresh half-court basket ball court area. 543 Duck Lake Drive SE NA 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE P/SI replace missing swings. Stand-alone swings set needs repair, 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE P/SI 543 Duck Lake Drive SE NE Ave. 452 Bass North Bay Park - Fish Shed (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Adult Play (Not North Bay Park - Budgeted) (Not Chinook Park - Covered PAs Budgeted) North Bay Park - Trees (Not Trees North Bay Park - Budgeted) Chinook Park - Trees (Not Trees Chinook Park - Budgeted) North Bay Park - Parking Lot 2 (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Fish Shack (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Shed (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Driveway (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo LS (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - BB CT (Not Chinook Park - BB CT Budgeted) Chinook Park - Kayak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo Pads (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Play Eqpt 2 (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Ramp to Floating Kayak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Play Eqpt 1 (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park Emerson ParkEmerson Park NBP-201X-5 NBP-201X-4 CP-201X-10 NBP-201X-3 CP-201X-9 NBP-201X-2 CP-201X-8 NBP-201X-1 CP-201X-7 NBP-2017-9.5 CP-201X-6 NBP-2017-9.4 North Bay Park - Gazebo Bench (Not Albatross St. NE 299 NA After NBP-201X-9.1, add new exterior park benches, behind gazebo, between gazebo and Duck Lake. CP-201X-5 NBP-2017-9.3 North Bay Park - Gazebo Paths (Not Albatross St. NE 299 NA After NBP-201X-9.1, add new gravel paths from the gazebo to parking area. CP-201X-4 NBP-2017-9.2 CP-201X-3 NBP-2017-9.1 CP-201X-2 NBP-2017-8.2 2 CP-201X-1 3 109 3 6 14 42 Now 2021?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2019?? Now 2020?? Now 2019?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2019?? Now 2032?? Now 2019?? Need to add covered picnic areas, each including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build covering x 12’ Need to add covered picnic areas, each including: (1) pour new 12’ structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to repair playground swing set for older children(e.g., add four new swings replace missing or broken swings). Perform as required maintenance on play ground equipment. Park needs to expand play area to include TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) - Park needs to expand play area include determine exact content based on public input. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible Chance a la Mer. from the road (Minard), community gravel parking lot, and West Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one area, including: (1) pour new concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on x 12’ 12’ separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two x new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. 3’ Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of Need to add sufficient playground equipment. Park parking area is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one the other for safety (Need to grade and gravel parking area.). Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the shoulder of Bass Avenue which is Avenue Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the shoulder of Bass easily visible going both north and south on the road. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from both roads (Wildwood and Chaparral). Park driveway to ramp is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one the other for safety (Need grade and gravel driveway). MSLCP-201X-1, MSLCP-201X-2, MSLCP-201X-3, MSLCP-201X-4, MSLCP-201X-5, MSLCP-201X-6, MSLCP-201X-7 SBP-201X-1, SBP-201X-2, SBP-201X-3 TP-201X-1 MVP-201X-1, MVP-201X-2, MVP-201X-3, MVP-201X-4 A Need to add new exterior park benches. A A NA NA A Need to expand and re-gravel the parking area. A playground approved padding to provide a safe environment for the skateboard ramps. Add sufficient P A A Repair/resurface existing skate board ramps. P 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Need to add gravel parking area and grade. 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Need to add new 42 in. high chain link fence on north and west sides of park area. 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Need to add new small children playground equipment. 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Need to add a second swing set playground for older children. 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Minard Ave. NW Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Minard Ave. NW Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Minard Ave. NW Wildwood and Chaparral NA Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. Minard Ave. NW Wildwood and Chaparra Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water MS/Lions Club Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Fencing (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Benches (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - New Play (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Covered PAs (Not Emerson Park - Covered PAs Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - New Swings (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Adult Play (Not Emerson Park - Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Fix Swings (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Marine View Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Parking Area (Not Emerson Park - Parking Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Ramp Pads (Not Budgeted) Park - Parking Marine View (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Ramp Repair (Not Budgeted) Park - Signage Triangle (Not Budgeted) Marine View Park - Driveway (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park Skateboard Park Park Triangle Park Marine View MSLCP-201X-7 MSLCP-201X-6 EP-201X-5 MSLCP-201X-5 EP-201X-4 MSLCP-201X-4 EP-201X-3 MSLCP-201X-3 SBP-201X-3 MVP-201X-3 EP-201X-2 MSLCP-201X-2 SBP-201X-2 MVP-201X-2 EP-201X-1 4 MSLCP-201X-1 5 SBP-201X-1 6 TRP-201X-1 7 MVP-201X-1 110 5 7 8 25 Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2022?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2022?? Now 2021?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2021?? Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, including: (1) pour new concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on x 12’ 12’ separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two x new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. 3’ Need to improve existing hand launch capabilities by adding new ADA compliant floating kayak launch to allow ADA Need to improve existing hand launch capabilities by adding new compatible pathway to dock, including railing. ADA Also include for the launching of canoes/kayaks. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one area, including: (1) pour new concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on x 12’ 12’ separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two x new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. 3’ Park has no day use covered picnic areas, only a single table on concrete pad, with wind break. concrete pad; (2) build covering x 12’ Need to add one covered picnic area, including: (1) pour new 12’ structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible Drive). from the road (Marine View Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road (121 J. K. Lewis St. NE). Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible Avenue). from the road (Discovery Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible Ave). from the road (Texmar NEGCP-201X-1, NEGCP-201X-2, NEGCP-201X-3, NEGCP-201X-4 SEGCP-201X-1, SEGCP-201X-2, SEGCP-201X-3 TP-201X-1, TP-201X-2, TP-201X-3, TP-201X-4 KCP-201X-1, KCP-201X-2, KCP-201X-3, KCP-201X-4, KCP-201X-5, KCP-201X-6, KCP-201X-7, KCP- 201X-8, KCP-201X-9, KCP-201X-10 NA Potential to add memorial honor (1) veterans, (2) police personnel, and (3) fire personnel. NA Need to add gravel the parking area and regrade. NA NA Need to add circular grove of trees with flag poles. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of Need to add sufficient 121 J. K. Lewis St. Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR 121 J. K. Lewis St. SEAve. 1021 Discovery NA Need to re-grade (to remove pot holes) parking area and add new gravel/re-grade. Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible Now 2021?? 121 J. K. Lewis St. SEAve. 1021 Discovery NA Need to add wooden benches upper level dock/pier. Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Marine View Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 121 J. K. Lewis St. SEAve. 1021 Discovery NA Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR 121 J. K. Lewis St. SE Ave. 1021 Discovery Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR King Cyrus Park - Play Surface North End Grand Canal Park - Memorial (Not Budgeted) Park - Texmar Parking (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) NE Grand Canal Park - Trees/Flag (Not Budgeted) Pole South End Grand Canal Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Texmar Park - Floating Kayak Launch (Not Budgeted) Dock King Cyrus Park - Signage North End Grand Canal Park (Not Budgeted) - Covered PAs South End Grand Canal Park - Benches (Not Budgeted) Park Texmar - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Entrance/Trees Marine View Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) North End Grand Canal Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) South End Grand Canal Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Park - Texmar Signage (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Clearing/Grass (Not Budgeted) North End Grand Canal Park South End Grand Canal Park Park Texmar King Cyrus Park KCP-201X-5 NEGCP-201X-4 TP-201X-4 KCP-201X-4 NEGCP-201X-3 SEGCP-201X-3 TP-201X-3 KCP-201X-3 NEGCP-201X-2 SEGCP-201X-2 TP-201X-2 KCP-201X-2 MVP-201X-4 8 NEGCP-201X-1 9 SEGCP-201X-1 10 TP-201X-1 11 KCP-201X-1 111 9 10 Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2021?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2021?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2021?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2021?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2021?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Need to clear the access path, from road (Geoduck) canal, pave path with wood chips, install and put up a canal public access sign at road. benches by water, Need park irrigation system to get rid of “sand spurs” which are harmful people and pets (Need new Park point for irrigation water). irrigation system and install New Well Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of Need to add sufficient playground equipment. poop Area - No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) exist causing people to leave their dog’s Unfenced Dog all over the park. (Need stand alone dog poop stations like two at Community club.). Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, including: (1) pour new concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on x 12’ 12’ separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two x new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. 3’ leash dog areas and support facilities for designated city park Need to designate fenced and unfenced off Area - Dog Park area with amenities). Fenced fenced and gated Off-Leash X 50’ (need to add Small 30’ Dog Park area with amenities. fenced and gated Off-Leash X 50’ Add 75’ Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. GLP-201X-1, GLP-201X-2, GLP-201X-4, GLP-201X-5, GLP-201X-6, GLP-201X-7, GLP-201X-8, GLP-201X-9, GLP-201X-10, GLP-201X-11 SDP-201X-1, SDP-201X-2, SDP-201X-3, SDP-201X-4.1, SDP-201X-4.2, SDP-201X-4.3, SDP-201X-4.4, SDP-201X-5, SDP-201X-6 NA NA Need to add gravel parking area. NAAdult recreational equipment/facility set. Need to add 50+ NA Need to add older children playground equipment set.Need set. Now 2022?? NA point. Need dog watering area from new New Well NA Need to add new small children playground equipment set. NA NA NA NA NA NA Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. NA Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. NA NA NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA Need to add gravel parking area. Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-potties with wind screens. Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets King Cyrus Loop SW & South NAAdult recreational equipment/facility set. Need to add 50+ Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA Need to add older children playground equipment set. Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets King Cyrus Loop SW & South NA Need to add new small children playground equipment set Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets Geoduck Loop Park - Path to Canal (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Older Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Water (Not Budgeted) Geoduck LP Park - SM Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Irrigation (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Parking Geoduck Loop Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Area 2 (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Rest Rooms Geoduck Loop Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Area 1 (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Adult Play Geoduck Loop Park - Rest Rooms (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Rest Rooms (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Older Kid Play Geoduck Loop Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - SM Kid Play Eqpt Geoduck LP Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park Spinnaker Dog Park GLP-201X-10 GLP-201X-9 GLP-201X-8 GLP-201X-7 SDP-201X-4.4 GLP-201X-6 SDP-201X-4.3 KCP-201X-10 GLP-201X-5 SDP-201X-4.2 KCP-201X-9 GLP-201X-4 SDP-201X-4.1 KCP-201X-8 GLP-201X-3 SDP-201X-3 KCP-201X-7 GLP-201X-2 SDP-201X-2 KCP-201X-6 12 GLP-201X-1 13 SDP-201X-1 112 4 31 11 Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2018?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2024?? Now 2018?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Park (Hand launch Area) has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one areas, Park (Hand launch concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. x 3’ new garbage can on 3’ Need to build 4ftX25 ft walkway/deck and railings from shore stairs connect (1) deck (2) deck railing to stairs railing. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, including: (1) pour new concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on x 12’ 12’ separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two x new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. 3’ Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Army Corps of Engineers (or eqv) inspect Need to stabilize shoreline (e.g., add new bulkhead). Have U.S. and OK plan forward. LP-201X-1, LP-201X-2, LP-201X-3 PCBAP-201X-1, PCBAP-201X-2, PCBAP-201X-3, PCBAP-201X-4, PCBAP-201X-5 GP-201X-1, GP-201X-2, GP-201X-3, GP-201X-4, GP-201X-5, GP-201X-6, GP-201X-7, GP- 201X-8, GP-201X-9, GP-201X-10, GP-201X-11 grove of trees near entrance (existing or planted), A Need to create a park entrance, with (1) and (2) gravel driveway parking area. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use Need to add sufficient of the playground equipment. NA Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from road. NA Need to spread wood chips on trail from road deck. NA NA NA NA Need to add gravel the parking area and regrade. NA Need to repair and stabilize stairway. NA Need to add gravel parking area. NA NA Peninsula Court Peninsula Court Copalis Ave. NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court North and South Spinnaker Streets NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court North and South Spinnaker Streets NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court Copalis Ave. NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop NA Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P PGunderson Loop SE and Need to add porta-potties with wind screens. Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P P Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - (Not Budgeted) Signage Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - Trail (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Access Park (Not Budgeted) - Deck w/Rails Spinnaker Dog Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Repair/Stabilize - Park Access Bay CT Peninsula Stairs (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Access Park - Stabilize Bay Peninsula CT Shoreline (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park Access Park Bay Peninsula CT Gunderson Park Gunderson Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) PCBAP-201X-5 PCBAP-201X-4 LP-201X-3 PCBAP-201X-3 SDP-201X-6 LP-201X-2 PCBAP-201X-2 SDP-201X-5 14 LP-201X-1 15 PCBAP-201X-1 16 GP-201X-1 GP-201X-2 GP-201X-3 GP-201X-4 GP-201X-5 113 26 12 41 27 Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Now 2018?? Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create two trails from the park entrances clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (Create clearings as well). Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. MCBP-201X-1, MCBP-201X-2, MCBP-201X-3, MCBP-201X-4, MCBP-201X-5 SABP-201X-1, SABP-201X-2, SABP-201X-3, SABP-201X-4, SABP-201X-5 SDOP-201X-1 BLP-201X-1, BLP-201X-2, BLP-201X-3, BLP-201X-4 Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create two trails from the park entrances clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (Create clearings as well). Need to add sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances are easily visible from the road. NA Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of-ways. NA NA NA NANA Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and as well. Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). Now 2024?? Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop PGunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop PGunderson Loop SE and Need to add older children playground equipment set. Mt St Helens Loop PGunderson Loop SE and Adult recreational equipment/facility set. Need to add 50+ Mt St Helens Loop P Need to refurbish existing play areas. P Need to remove trash (e.g., trashy fenced garden area, floats at mail boxes) from the park. Now 2024?? Need to create landscaped areas beautify the park. Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CTWerner Sunrise Ave between NA CT/Juniper CTWerner NA Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CTWerner Sunrise Ave between NA CT/Juniper CTWerner NA Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and as well. Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). Now 2025?? Beachwood LoopBeachwood Loop NA NA Need to add a porta-potty with wind screens. Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Need to add new small children playground equipment set Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CT Werner Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CTWerner NA Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of-ways. and Ave Sand Dune Polaris Blvd and Ave Sand Dune Polaris Blvd Beachwood Loop Beachwood Loop NA Need to create park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Gunderson Park - Older Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Refurbish Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Detrashify (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Landscape (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Make (Not Budgeted) Trails Sunrise Ave Bay Park - (Not Budgeted) Wood Chip Trails Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Birding (Not Budgeted) Shed Beachwood Loop Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Beachwood Loop Park - (Not Budgeted) Rest Room Gunderson Park - SM Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Eqpt Bay Park Mariner CT Mariner CT Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Bay Park Ave Sunrise Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Sand Dune Ocean Park Sand Dune Ocean Park - (Not Budgeted) Signage Beachwood Loop Park Beachwood Loop Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Make (Not Budgeted) Trails Mariner CT Bay Park - (Not Budgeted) Wood Chip Trails Mariner CT Bay Park - Birding (Not Budgeted) Shed GP-201X-7 GP-201X-8 GP-201X-9 GP-201X-10 GP-201X-11 SABP-201X-2 SABP-201X-3 SABP-201X-4 SABP-201X-5 BLP-201X-2 BLP-201X-3 GP-201X-6 17 MCBP-201X-1 18 SABP-201X-1 19 SDOP-201X-1 20 BLP-201X-1 MCBP-201X-2 MCBP-201X-3 MCBP-201X-4 MCBP-201X-5 114 16 18 17 Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2025?? Now 2026?? Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. MOP-201X-1, MOP-201X-2, MOP-201X-3, MOP-201X-4, MOP-201X-5, MOP-201X-6, MOP- 201X-7 APP-201X-1, APP-201X-2, APP-201X-3, APP-201X-4, APP-201X-5, APP-201X-6, APP- 201X-7 MCP-201X-1, MCP-201X-2, MCP-201X-3, MCP-201X-4, MCP-201X-5, MCP-201X-6, MCP- 201X-7 NA Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Mt Olympus DR/Albion NAMt Olympus DR/Albion NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NAMt Olympus DR/Albion NA Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens. Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. NA SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona NA PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona NAPL/Pheasant CT) NA Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens NA Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. Beachwood LoopMt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) NA Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Drive by Mink Marine View Cour Drive by Mink Marine View Court Mount Olympus Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Fishing Dock (Not Budgeted) Beachwood Loop Park - (Not Budgeted) Covered PAs Mount Olympus Park Mount Olympus Park - Clear Land (Not Budgeted) Agate Place Park Mink Court Park MOP-201X-2 MOP-201X-3 MOP-201X-4 MOP-201X-5 MOP-201X-6 MOP-201X-7 APP-201X-2 Agate Place Park - Entrance/Trees APP-201X-3 Agate Place Park - Signage APP-201X-4 Agate Place Park - Covered PAs APP-201X-5 Agate Place Park - Rest Rooms APP-201X-6 Agate Place Park - Parking APP-201X-7 Agate Place Park - Fishing Dock BLP-201X-4 21 MOP-201X-1 22 APP-201X-1 Agate Place Park - Clear Land 23 MCP-201X-1 Mink Court Park - Clear Land 115 23 32 43 Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Now 2026?? Now 2026?? Now 2026?? Now 2026?? Now 2026?? Now 2026?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance are easily visible from the road. Need to create trail from the park entrance clearing for Bird/wildlife viewing (Create clearing as well). Need to add new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create trail from the park entrance clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing benches (Create clearings as well). WLP-201X-1, WLP-201X-2, WLP-201X-3, WLP-201X-4, WLP-201X-5 CAP-201X-1, CAP-201X-2, CAP-201X-3, CAP-201X-4, CAP-201X-5, CAP-201X-6, CAP- 201X-7 Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. NA NBCBP-201X-1, NBCBP-201X-2, NBCBP-201X-3, NBCBP-201X-4 NA Need to create a park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-way. NA NA NA Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearing and as well. NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. NA Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. NA NA NANA Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens NA Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Wakina Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina NA Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina NA Peninsula Court NA NA Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and as well. Add two park benches for Bird/wildlife and lagoon in its natural state viewing Now 2027?? Marine View Drive by Mink Marine View Court Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court NA Need to create park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST Marine View Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST North Bay Court off of North North Bay Court off just North of Avenue Bay Peninsula Court of North North Bay Court off just North of Avenue Bay Peninsula Court of North North Bay Court off just North of Avenue Bay Peninsula Court of North North Bay Court off just North of Avenue Bay Peninsula Court of North North Bay Court off just North of Avenue Bay Peninsula Court North Bay Court Bay Park - (Not Budgeted) Signage North Bay Court Bay Park (Not Budgeted) - Make Trails Chip North Bay Court Park - Wood (Not Trails Budgeted) Wakina Loop Park Wakina North Bay Court Park North Bay Court Bay Park (Not Budgeted) - Entrance Cardinal Avenue Park NBCBP-201X-2 NBCBP-201X-3 NBCBP-201X-4 WLP-201X-2 Loop Park - Signage Wakina WLP-201X-3Trails Loop Park - Make Wakina WLP-201X-4 Trails Chip Loop Park - Wood Wakina WLP-201X-5 Loop Park - Benches Wakina MCP-201X-2 Mink Court Park - Entrance/Trees 24 WLP-201X-1 Loop Park - Entrance Wakina 25 NBCBP-201X-1 26 CAP-201X-1 Park - Clear Land Avenue Cardinal MCP-201X-3 Mink Court Park - Signage MCP-201X-4 Mink Court Park - Covered PAs MCP-201X-5 Mink Court Park - Rest Rooms MCP-201X-6 Mink Court Park - Parking MCP-201X-7 Mink Court Park - Fishing Dock CAP-201X-1 Park - Entrance/Trees Avenue Cardinal 116 21 22 20 43 Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2028?? Now 2029?? Now 2028?? Now 2028?? Now 2028?? Now 2031?? PBBP-201X-1.1, PBBP-201X-1.2 Add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. PBBP-201X-2.1, PBBP-201X-2.2 ECMBPP-201X-1, ECMBPP-201X-2, ECMBPP-201X-3 OSBPP-20X1-1, OSBPP-20X1-2, OSBPP-20X1-3 Determine path requirements and layout alongside Ocean Shores Blvd from Chance a la room is available. Resolve space issues/get approvals.Mer to Jetty be sure sufficient Now 2031?? Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add two areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Need to cover with gravel/pave asphalt (for both Bike and Pedestrians) or wood chips (for only Pedestrians). NA NA Grade and pave, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way.NA Now 2029?? NA Need to mark and grade path. NA NA signs. Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” NA NANA Need to add a porta-potty with wind screen NA Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. Cardinal Avenue and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST Pt Brown Bike Path - Roundabout to Library Pt Brown Bike Path - Roundabout to LibraryPt Brown Bike Path - NARoundabout to LibraryPt Brown Bike Path - NA Grade and pave, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. to Ocean Lake Way Discovery Avenue Now 2028?? Pt Brown Bike Path - to Ocean Lake Way Discovery Avenue East Chance a la Mer to NBP) (Post Office East Chance a la Mer to North Bay (Post Office Park) East Chance a la Mer to North Bay (Post Office Park) East Chance a la Mer to North Bay (Post Office Park) Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path NA Pt Brown Bike Path - to Ocean Lake Way Discovery Avenue Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path NA Need to grade path and pave with asphalt (for only Pedestrians). Cardinal Avenue and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST Pt Brown Bike Path #1 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Prepare Bike East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Pave Bike East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Signage Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Prepare Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Grade and Pave CAP-201X-3 Park - Signage Avenue Cardinal 27 PBBP-201X-1.1 Pt Brown Bike Path #1 - 28 PBBP-201X-2.1 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 - 29 ECMBPP-201X-1 ECMBPP-201X-2 ECMBPP-201X-3 30 OSBPP-20X1-1 PBBP-201X-1.2 Pt Brown Bike Path #1 - Signage PBBP-201X-2.2 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 - Signage OSBPP-20X1-2 CAP-201X-4 Park - Covered PAs Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-5 Park - Rest Rooms Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-6 Park - Parking Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-7 Park - Fishing Dock Avenue Cardinal 117 34 36 30 35 37 39 Now 2031?? Now 2029?? Now 2029?? Now 2029?? Now 2029?? Now 2029?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? SBAPP-201X-1, SBAPP-201X-2 Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access path entrance is easily visible from the road. DDBAPP-201X-1, DDBAPP-201X-2 Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access path entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to create a beach access trail from the path entrance through dunes ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road or as far allowed. Now 2029?? OVBAPP-201X-1, OVBAPP-201X-2, OVBAPP-201X-3 Need to create a beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. MVBAPP-201X-1, MVBAPP-201X-2 MVBAPP-201X-1, MVBAPP-201X-2 DBAPP-201X-1, DBAPP-201X-2 Need to create a beach access trail from the path entrance through dunes ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road or as far allowed. Now 2029?? Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. the beach access trail head entrance requirements, at Need to add new sign, that meets City that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. the beach access trail head entrance requirements, at Need to add new sign, that meets City that is easily visible from the road. NA NA NA NA Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian PathOcean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street Ocean Shores Blvd NAat Sportsman Street, and 1201 between 1199 Ocean Shores Blvd signs. Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” NA Ave End of Driftwood AveEnd of Driftwood NA AveEnd of Driftwood Ocean Shores Blvd NA between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 NAOcean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd Need to clear brush and create a park entrance. between 1065 and 1063 NA Ocean Shores Blvd DR past the Marine View intersection with Sand NA Dune DR past the Marine View intersection with Sand Dune DR past the Marine View intersection with Sand Dune Across DR Marine View Tower From Water Across DR Marine View Tower From Water Across DR Marine View Tower From Water End of Decatur past Sand Dune Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street, and 1201 between 1199 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Pedestrian Sportsman Beach Path Access Pedestrian Sportsman Beach Path - Signage Access Driftwood Drive Beach Pedestrian Path Access Driftwood Drive Beach Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Driftwood Drive Beach Pedestrian Path - Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path - Clear/Entrance Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path - Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path - Signage Access DR Ocean Beach Marine View Pedestrian Path Access DR Ocean Beach Marine View Pedestrian Path - Access DR Ocean Beach Marine View Pedestrian Path - Signage DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path - DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach Sportsman Beach Access Pedestrian Sportsman Beach Path - OSBPP-20X1-3 31 SBAPP-201X-1 32 DDBAPP-201X-1 DDBAPP-201X-2 33 OVBAPP-201X-1 OVBAPP-201X-2 OVBAPP-201X-3 34 MVOBAPP-201X-1 MVOBAPP-201X-2 35 MVBAPP-201X-1 MVBAPP-201X-2 36 SBAPP-201X-2 118 40 33 15 24 Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? BCBAPP-201X-1, BCBAPP-201X-2 TBAPP-201X-1, TBAPP-201X-2, TBAPP-201X-3, TBAPP-201X-4, TBAPP-201X-5, TBAPP- 201X-6 Access Pedestrian Path and Beach Dr.) and Marine View (Tonquin Tonquin Combine Access Pedestrian Path into a single City park with two Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Tonquin clearly marked access trails to the (1) beach at Damon Point and (2) Oyhut Wildlife Refuge area. DPBAP-201X-1, DPBAP-201X-2, DPBAP-201X-3, DPBAP-201X-4 SEBAA-201X-1.1, SEBAA-201X-1.2, SEBAA-201X-2.1, SEBAA-201X-2.2 Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. the beach access trail head entrance requirements, at Need to add new sign, that meets City that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. the beach access trail head entrance requirements, at Need to add new sign, that meets City that is easily visible from the road. with a gravel/paved parking lot and grove of trees. Tonquin Create park entrance at end of Tonquin. If paved need to pave the portion of Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and a double Drive). faced sign that is easily visible from the road (Marine View Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. side), either gravel Expand length of south parking area, then grade and pave (Water/access or asphalt. Expand length of north parking area, then grade and pave (across the street), either gravel or asphalt. Path needs to have wood chips spread improve walk way keep people from tripping/ falling on paths. NA NA NA NA NA NA Path needs to be graded NA NA NA NA compatible ramp from old road bed to beach. ADA Make End of Decatur past Sand Dune End of Decatur past Sand Dune End of Butterclam past Sand Dune End of Butterclam past Sand Dune End of Butterclam past Sand Dune past Tonquin End of Drive Marine View past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area End of Tonquin past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA NA Clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA NADamon Point at Discovery Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen. Ave. Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Decatur Beach Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach - Path Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach - Signage Access Pedestrian Butterclam Beach Path Access Pedestrian Butterclam Beach Path - Access Pedestrian Butterclam Beach Path - Signage Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin Layout Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path - Signage Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/ Pedestrian Path Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/ Pedestrian Path - Grade Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/ Chips Pedestrian Path - Wood Tonquin Beach Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - Entrance Access Pedestrian Path - Beach Tonquin Clear& Grade Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - Signage Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - CAs Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin -Rest Room Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path - South Parking Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path - North Parking Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach compatible ramp ADA Path - DBAPP-201X-1 DBAPP-201X-2 37 BCBAPP-201X-1 BCBAPP-201X-2 38 TBAPP-201X-1 39 DPBAP-201X-1 40 SEBAA-201X-1.1 SEBAA-201X-1.2 TBAPP-201X-2 TBAPP-201X-3 TBAPP-201X-4 TBAPP-201X-5 TBAPP-201X-6 DPBAP-201X-2 DPBAP-201X-3 DPBAP-201X-4 119 29 38 19 28 45 Now 2032?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Now 2018?? Now 2033?? Path needs to have wood chips spread improve walk way keep people from tripping/ falling on paths. WWNAPP-201X-1 Need to improve access trail and spread wood chips on from road beach or as far as allowed. the beach access trail head entrance requirements, at Need to add new sign, that meets City that is easily visible from the road. WWTPAP-201X-2 WWTPAP-201X-1, Need to improve access trail and spread wood chips on from road beach or as far as allowed. the beach access trail head entrance requirements, at Need to add new sign, that meets City that is easily visible from the road. SOWRAPP-201X-1, SOWRAPP-201X-2, SOWRAPP-201X-3, SOWRAPP-201X-4, SOWRAPP-201X-5, SOWRAPP-201X-6 Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each x 3’ concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. SMOWRAPP-201X-1, SMOWRAPP-201X-2, SMOWRAPP-201X-3, SMOWRAPP-201X-4 Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road. NANA Path needs to be graded NA NA NANA of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove trees. Create park entrance off NA Add new gravel to the parking lot/re-grade. NA Remove debris, clear and grade a park area just past the entrance NA NA Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen. NANA of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove trees Create park entrance off NA Add new gravel parking lot/re-grade and entrance road. NA Remove clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. NA Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Area - Nature Weatherwax Lake Ocean Way Area - Nature Weatherwax Lake Ocean WayArea - Nature Weatherwax Lake Ocean Way at E Ocean Shores WWTP NA Blvd. at E Ocean Shores WWTP NA Blvd. at E Ocean Shores WWTP Blvd. East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman Chance a la Mer at West State Park Chance a la Mer at West State Park Southend Jetty Pedestrian Path - Grade Path Southend Jetty Pedestrian Path - Chips Wood Area and Pedestrian Nature Weatherwax Path Area and Pedestrian Nature Weatherwax Path - Parking Area and Pedestrian Nature Weatherwax Path - Plant (WWTP) Treatment Wastewater Oyhut Access Path Plant (WWTP) Treatment Wastewater Trail Access Path - Oyhut Plant (WWTP) Treatment Wastewater Access Path - Signage Oyhut Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Entrance Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Parking Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Area Pedestrian Path - Park Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - CAs Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Rest Room Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path - Entrance Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path - Parking Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Area Access Pedestrian Path - Park Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path - Signage Marty McMoran Memorial Walk - Marty McMoran Memorial Walk Signage SEBAA-201X-2.1 SEBAA-201X-2.2 41 WWNAPP-201X-1 WWNAPP-201X-2 42 WWTPAP-201X-1 WWTPAP-201X-2 43 SOWRAPP-201X-1 SOWRAPP-201X-2 SOWRAPP-201X-3 SOWRAPP-201X-4 SOWRAPP-201X-5 SOWRAPP-201X-6 44 SMOWRAPP- 201X-1 SMOWRAPP- 201X-2 SMOWRAPP- 201X-3 SMOWRAPP- 201X-4 45 MMMW-201X-1 120 VG G A P SI NA Good Adequate Poor Safety Issues Not Available 1. Condition:Very Good 1. Condition:Very Key: 121 Prior- 2 13 3 14 42 6 5 NBP-2016-1, NBP-2016-3, NBP-2017-1, NBP-2017- 2, NBP-2017-3, NBP-2017-4.1, NBP-2017-4.2, NBP-2017-5, NBP-2017-6, NBP-2017-7.1, NBP- 2017-7.2, NBP-2017-7.3,NBP-2017-8.1, NBP-2017- 8.2, NBP-2017-9.1, NBP-2017-9.2, NBP-2017-9.3, NBP-2017-9.4, NBP-2017-9.5, NBP-201X-1, NBP- 201X-2, NBP-201X-3, NBP-201X-4, NBP-201X-5CP-201X-1, CP-201X-2, CP-201X-3, CP-201X-4, 1 CP-201X-5, CP-201X-6, CP-201X-7, CP-201X-8, CP-201X-9, CP-201X-10 EP-201X-1, EP-201X-2, EP-201X-3, EP-201X-4, EP-201X-5 MSLCP-201X-1, MSLCP-201X-2, MSLCP-201X-3, MSLCP-201X-4, MSLCP-201X-5, MSLCP-201X-6, MSLCP-201X-7 SBP-201X-1, SBP-201X-2, SBP-201X-3 TP-201X-1 MVP-201X-1, MVP-201X-2, MVP-201X-3, MVP- 201X-4 NEGCP-201X-1, NEGCP-201X-2, NEGCP-201X-3, NEGCP-201X-4 SEGCP-201X-1, SEGCP-201X-2, SEGCP-201X-3 7 299 Albatross St. NE 543 Duck Lake Drive SE 452 Bass Ave. NE 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. Ave. Minard NW and Wildwood Chaparra Marine View Drive (By Water Tower) 121 J. K. Lew- is St. 1021 Discov- ery Ave. SE Emerson ParkEmer- son Park North End Grand Ca- nal Park South End Grand Ca- nal Park Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 12 North Bay Park 3 Chinook Park 45 MS/Lions Club Park 6 Skateboard Park Park Triangle 78 Park Marine View 9 Step 1 - CFP: Priority 122 Prior- 9 10 31 4 11 26 12 TP-201X-1, TP-201X-2, TP-201X-3, TP-201X-4 8 KCP-201X-1, KCP-201X-2, KCP-201X-3, KCP- 201X-4, KCP-201X-5, KCP-201X-6, KCP-201X-7, KCP-201X-8, KCP-201X-9, KCP-201X-10 GLP-201X-1, GLP-201X-2, GLP- 201X-4, GLP-201X-5, GLP-201X-6, GLP-201X-7, GLP-201X-8, GLP-201X-9, GLP-201X-10, GLP- 25 201X-11 SDP-201X-1, SDP-201X-2, SDP-201X-3, SDP- 201X-4.1, SDP-201X-4.2, SDP-201X-4.3, SDP- 201X-4.4, SDP-201X-5, SDP-201X-6 LP-201X-1, LP-201X-2, LP-201X-3 PCBAP-201X-1, PCBAP-201X-2, PCBAP-201X-3, PCBAP-201X-4, PCBAP-201X-5 GP-201X-1, GP-201X-2, GP-201X-3, GP-201X-4, GP-201X-5, GP-201X-6, GP-201X-7, GP-201X-8, GP-201X-9, GP-201X-10, GP-201X-11 MCBP-201X-1, MCBP-201X-2, MCBP-201X-3, MCBP-201X-4, MCBP-201X-5 SABP-201X-1, SABP-201X-2, SABP-201X-3, SABP-201X-4, SABP-201X-5 King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR Geoduck Loop SW Texmar Ave. Ave. Texmar SW North and South Spinna- ker Streets Ave. Copalis NE (Where Limpet CT is on map) Peninsula Court Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT King Cyrus Park Peninsula CT Bay Ac- Peninsula CT Bay cess Park 11 12 Geoduck Loop Park Park Facility Name/De-10 Location Park Texmar Pres- Improvements Required 13 Spinnaker Dog Park 1415 Limpet Park 16 Gunderson Park 17 Mariner CT Bay Park 18 Bay Park Ave Sunrise 123 1/2017 5/2016 1/2016 1/2016 Now 2017 Prior- Existing large picnic structure has safety issues with fireplace (broken bricks/holes in chimney, Grills under roof-fill up with smoke, Limited Police visibility into structure and improve us- front corner units are dilapidated, Needs ability, repair/repaint, picnic tables need repair/replace- ment and anchoring. Sport field bleacher problems (one aluminum locked- bleacher stolen other in Public Works up yard, only concrete block bleacher remains (Need sport field aluminum bleacher replace- ment and install both with added theft deterrence - concrete hard points, chains, locks and weld- ing). Existing park irrigation system does not work allowing “sand spurs” to grow which are harmful to people and pets (Need repair existing Park point for irrigation system and install New Well irrigation water). NBP-2016-1, NBP-2016-3, NBP-2017-1, NBP-2017- 2, NBP-2017-3, NBP-2017-4.1, NBP-2017-4.2, NBP-2017-5, NBP-2017-6, NBP-2017-7.1, NBP- 2017-7.2, NBP-2017-7.3, NBP-2017-8.1, NBP-2017- 8.2, NBP-2017-9.1, NBP-2017-9.2, NBP-2017-9.3, NBP-2017-9.4, NBP-2017-9.5, NBP-201X-1, NBP- 201X-2, NBP-201X-3, NBP-201X-4, NBP-201X-5 1 299 Albatross St. NE P/SI 299 Albatross St. NE P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 Albatross St. NE P North Bay Park - Large Pic- nic Structure (Budgeted - $29,700) North Bay Park - Bleachers (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Well (Budgeted - $2,500) NBP- 2017-1 NBP- 2016-3 1 North Bay Park NBP- 2016-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 124 Now Now Now Now Prior- No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) caus- ing people to leave dog poop in park. (Need stand alone dog poop stations like at the Com- munity club.). No off leash dog area/support facilities for park X 50’ (need Small 30’ that hosts Woof-a-thon fenced and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with amenities). Problem with visibility of sign (visible from Albatross), not identi- Chance a la Mer but not fied as a city park (need approved signage for city owned park). Rest Room facilities are in poor condition/mar- ginally useable - No hot water for cleaning facil- interior walls need cleaning and repainting w/ ity, glossy paint, missing/defective fixtures; interior too dark, need to: (1) add “sun tunnels” for natu- ral light and (2) repair/replace lighting fixtures), need to add exhaust fans remove smells, and exterior wall need repair/repainting. 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE P 299 Albatross St. NE A North Bay Park - Dog Poop (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Dog Area (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) NBP- 2017-4.2 NBP- 2017-4.1 NBP- 2017-3 NBP- 2017-2 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 125 Now Now Prior- Park playground equipment in disrepair (need to (1) repair equipment, as required, for example “talking pipe”, and (2) add additional wood chips ADA to playground area). May need address compliance issue? Park tennis court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt, resurface and repaint court (2) re- pair net and chain link fence, as required). Now Paved parking lot by boat launch in very poor repair (Needs (1) regraded, leveled, and prepared for construction (digout/subgrade preparation at various locations); (2) install storm improve- ments, as necessary; (3) need to repave boat launch parking lot w/asphalt and re-stripe park- ing slots.). Not enough day use covered picnic areas to support more than one group at a time. Need to add small stand-alone covered “day use” picnic areas, , to allow more than only one group use the picnic area at park once. Need to add up to five covered picnic areas, each including: concrete pad; (2) covering structure x 12’ (1) 12’ - wood frame with metal roof; (3) two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure; (4) two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add concrete pad near x 3’ new garbage can on 3’ structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Now 299 Albatross St. NE G 299 Albatross St. NE P 299 Albatross St. NE P 299 Albatross St. NE NA North Bay Park - Playground (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Ten- nis CT (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Parking Lot 1 (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) NBP- 2017-7.2 NBP- 2017-7.1 NBP- 2017-6 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required NBP- 2017-5 126 Prior- Now Now Now Now After NBP-201X-9.1, add new concrete pads, in front of the gazebo, for display tents, events Art-in-the-Patrk). (e.g., Park doesn’t provide covered facilities (e.g., Ramada, gazebo, etc.) to support existing events or future events (e.g., weddings, art-in-the-park events, public open air concerts).Add new gaze- bo w/removable benches between lake and park- ing lot. After NBP-201X-8.1, add new ramp w/railing from existing dock at shoreline to new kayak launch compatible.ADA dock.). Ramp should be Now Park supports “Paddle-a-thon” but does not have kayak/canoe launch facilities at the park. Disabilities American With Need to add a new Act (ADA) compatible kayak launch dock to ex- isting dock at North Bay Park (Dock closest to com- ADA bridge) by adding new Ave Albatross pliant floating kayak launch dock adjacent and connected to existing fishing dock on the bridge side. Park basketball court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt and repaint court, (2) basketball hoop chain nets (Fence/gate, Pole, Backboard, and Hoop, as required). NA After NBP-201X-9.1, add new exterior park Now NA After NBP-201X-9.1, add new gravel paths from Now 299 Albatross 299 Albatross 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE A North Bay Park - Gazebo Pads (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Ramp to Floating Kayak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Floating Kay- ak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - BB CT (Not Budgeted) Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required NBP- North Bay Park NBP- North Bay Park NBP- 2017-9.2 NBP- 2017-9.1 NBP- 2017-8.2 NBP- 2017-8.1 NBP- 2017-7.3 127 Now 2 Now Now Now Prior- Now Park needs a fishing shed on shore by the dock nearest to the bridge (Like one at Chinook Park). CP-201X-1, CP-201X-2, CP-201X-3, CP-201X-4, CP-201X-5, CP-201X-6, CP-201X-7, CP-201X-8, CP-201X-9, CP-201X-10 Park needs to expand play area include TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) - determine exact content based on pub- lic input. Park needs two grove of trees paralleling and Albatross Street NE along with atten- next to dant landscaping (deer resistant plants) - Grove #1 -from gravel parking area driveway to paved parking area driveway; Grove #2 .from paved parking area driveway to bridge. Park gravel parking area requires expansion to accommodate events hosted at the park: (1) expand size of gravel parking area, and (2) grade Albatross Street NE to and gravel shoulder on provide for off-street parking. After NBP-201X-9.1, add new landscaping around gazebo and concrete pads. 543 Duck Lake Drive SE 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE NA 299 Albatross St. NE A 299 Albatross St. NE A Park Shed/Office in need of repair/repainting Now 299 Albatross St. NE NA North Bay Park - Fish Shed (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park Adult Play - (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Trees (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Parking Lot 2 (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Shed (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo LS (Not Budgeted) 2 Chinook Park NBP- 201X-5 NBP- 201X-4 NBP- 201X-3 NBP- 201X-2 NBP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De-NBP- 2017-9.5 Location Pres- Improvements Required 128 Now Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Now Need to add grove of trees along side the driveway at least 20 feet back from the new sign. Now Currently Fishing shack is in good repair but interior needs repaint to cover over graffiti/carv- ings. Need to add clay fill driveway and re-grade (to remove pot holes) and add new gravel/re-grade. Now Need to add a second porta-potty station by ex- isting one w/wind break. Need to repair/refresh half-court basket ball court area. Need to add new ADA compliant floating kayak ADA Need to add new launch dock by fishing shack to allow for the launching of canoes/kayaks to keep operators away from the launching of boats at boat compatible pathway to ADA Also include ramp. dock. Potential safety issue. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Stand-alone swings set needs repair, replace Stand-alone swings set needs repair, missing swings. Currently have barriers and yellow safety tape on timber playground equipment. Playground equipment needs to either be repaired or re- placed. 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE P/SI 543 Duck Lake Drive SE P/SI Chinook Park - Trees (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Fish Shack (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Park Driveway (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - BB CT (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Kay- ak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Play Eqpt 2 (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Play Eqpt 1 (Not Budgeted) CP- 201X-9 CP- 201X-8 CP- 201X-7 CP- 201X-6 CP- 201X-5 CP- 201X-4 CP- 201X-3 CP- 201X-2 Park Facility Name/De-CP- Location201X-1 Pres- Improvements Required 129 Now Now Prior- Now 13 Park needs to expand play area include TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) - determine exact content based on pub- lic input. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets Av- City requirements, at the shoulder of Bass enue which is easily visible going both north and south on the road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two covered picnic areas, each includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. EP-201X-1, EP-201X-2, EP-201X-3, EP-201X-4, EP-201X-5 A A Need to expand and re-gravel the parking area. Now A 452 Bass Ave. NE 452 Bass Ave. NE 452 Bass Ave. NE 452 Bass Ave. NE 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A Emerson Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Park- Area (Not ing Budgeted) Emerson ParkEmer- son Park Emerson Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) EP- 201X-3 EP- 201X-2 3 EP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required CP- 201X-10 130 Now Now Now 3 Prior- Now Need to add a second swing set playground swing set for older children. Need to repair playground swing set for older children(e.g., add four new swings to replace missing or broken swings). Perform as required maintenance on play ground equipment. Now Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance that is easily visible from the road. MSLCP-201X-1, MSLCP-201X-2, MSLCP-201X-3, MSLCP-201X-4, MSLCP-201X-5, MSLCP-201X-6, MSLCP-201X-7 Need to add covered picnic areas, each includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. A A Need to add new exterior park benches. Now A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 452 Bass Ave. NE 452 Bass Ave. NE MS/Lions Club Park - New Swings (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Fix Swings (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Park Benches (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) MSLCP- 201X-4 MSLCP- 201X-3 MSLCP- 201X-2 4 MS/Lions Club Park MSLCP- 201X-1 EP- 201X-5 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required EP- 201X-4 131 Prior- Now Now 42 Now 14 Now Now Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is and easily visible from both roads (Wildwood Chaparral). Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (Minard), com- Chance a la munity gravel parking lot, and West Mer. TP-201X-1 Add sufficient playground approved padding to provide a safe environment for the skateboard ramps. SBP-201X-1, SBP-201X-2, SBP-201X-3 Need to add new 42 in. high chain link fence on north and west sides of park area. Need to add new small children playground equipment. A Wildwood and Wildwood Chaparra and Wildwood Chaparral NA Minard Ave. Minard Ave. NW NA Minard Ave. Minard Ave. NW A Minard Ave. Minard Ave. NW Minard Ave. NW A Repair/resurface existing skate board ramps. Now 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Need to add gravel parking area and grade. Now 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Triangle Park Triangle - Signage (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Ramp Pads (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Ramp Repair (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Fencing (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - New Play (Not Budgeted) Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 6TRP- Park Triangle 201X-1 SBP- 201X-3 SBP- 201X-2 5SBP- 201X-1 Skateboard Park MSLCP- 201X-7 MSLCP- 201X-6 MSLCP- 201X-5 132 Prior- 5 Now Now 6 Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is Drive).easily visible from the road (Marine View Now NEGCP-201X-1, NEGCP-201X-2, NEGCP-201X-3, NEGCP-201X-4 Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one covered picnic area, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Park parking area is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one or the other for safety (Need to grade and gravel parking area.). Park driveway to ramp is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one the other for safe- ty (Need to grade and gravel driveway). Now MVP-201X-1, MVP-201X-2, MVP-201X-3, MVP- 201X-4 121 J. K. Lew- is St. Marine View Drive (By Water Tower) NA Marine View Drive (By Water Tower) NA Marine View Drive (By Water Tower) P Marine View Drive (By Water Tower) P Marine View Drive (By Water Tower) North End Grand Ca- nal Park Marine View Marine View Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Marine View Park Marine View - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Marine View Marine View Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Marine View Marine View Park - Driveway (Not Budgeted) Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 8 MVP- 201X-4 MVP- 201X-3 MVP- 201X-2 MVP- 201X-1 7 Park Marine View 133 Now Now Now Prior- Now Need to add wooden benches upper level dock/pier. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is Avenue).easily visible from the road (Discovery Now Potential to add memorial honor (1) veterans, (2) police personnel, and (3) fire personnel.SEGCP-201X-1, SEGCP-201X-2, SEGCP-201X-3 Now 7 Need to add circular grove of trees with flag poles. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one covered picnic area, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road (121 J. K. Lewis St. NE). NA NA 1021 Discov- ery Ave. SE 1021 Discov- ery Ave. SE 1021 Discov- ery Ave. SE 121 J. K. Lew- is St. NA 121 J. K. Lew- is St. NA 121 J. K. Lew- is St. NA 121 J. K. Lew- is St. NA South End Grand Canal Park - Benches (Not Budgeted) South End Grand Ca- nal Park South End Grand Canal Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) North End Grand Ca- nal Park - Memorial (Not Budgeted) NE Grand Canal Park - Trees/Flag Pole (Not Budgeted) North End Grand Canal Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) North End Grand Canal Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) SEGCP- 201X-2 9 SEGCP- 201X-1 NEGCP- 201X-4 NEGCP- 201X-3 NEGCP- 201X-2 Park Facility Name/De-NEGCP- Location201X-1 Pres- Improvements Required 134 Now Now Prior- Now Need to add gravel the parking area and re- grade. Need to improve existing hand launch capabili- compliant floating kayak ADA ties by adding new launch to allow for the launching of canoes/kay- compatible pathway to ADA Also include aks. dock, including railing. Park has no day use covered picnic areas, only a single picnic table on concrete pad, with wind break. Need to add one covered picnic concrete x 12’ area, including: (1) pour new 12’ pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in struc- ture; (4) add two new picnic tables to each con- crete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; concrete pad x 3’ (5) add new garbage can on 3’ near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Now Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is Ave). easily visible from the road (Texmar Now Need to re-grade (to remove pot holes) parking area and add new gravel/re-grade. TP-201X-1, TP-201X-2, TP-201X-3, TP-201X-4 8 NA Texmar Ave. Ave. Texmar SW NA Texmar Ave. Ave. Texmar SW NA Texmar Ave. Ave. Texmar SW NA Texmar Ave. Ave. Texmar SW Texmar Ave. Ave. Texmar SW NA 1021 Discov- ery Ave. SE Texmar Park Texmar - Parking (Not Budgeted) Texmar Park - Texmar Floating Kayak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) Texmar Park - Texmar Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Texmar Park Texmar - Signage (Not Budgeted) South End Grand Canal Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) TP- 201X-4 TP- 201X-3 TP- 201X-2 10 Park Texmar TP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De-SEGCP- 201X-3 Location Pres- Improvements Required 135 Now Now Prior- Now Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. KCP-201X-1, KCP-201X-2, KCP-201X-3, KCP- 201X-4, KCP-201X-5, KCP-201X-6, KCP-201X-7, KCP-201X-8, KCP-201X-9, KCP-201X-10 25 King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR NA King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR NA King Cyrus Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park King Cyrus Park - Clearing/Grass (Not Budgeted) KCP- King Cyrus King Cyrus NA Need to add gravel parking area. KCP- King Cyrus Park King Cyrus NA Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta-Now KCP-KCP- King Cyrus Park King Cyrus King Cyrus NA Need to add older children playground equip- King Cyrus Now NAAdult recreational equipment/ Need to add 50+ Now KCP- King Cyrus Park - King Cyrus NA Need to add new small children playground Now KCP- King Cyrus Park King Cyrus NA Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea Now KCP- 201X-4 KCP- King Cyrus King Cyrus NA Need to add new double faced sign, that meets Now KCP- King Cyrus Park King Cyrus NA Need to create a park entrance and plant grove Now Park Facility Name/De- Location11 Pres- Improvements Required KCP- 201X-1 136 Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Now 9 Need to add new small children playground equipment set. Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta- potties with wind screens. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. GLP-201X-1, GLP-201X-2, GLP- 201X-4, GLP-201X-5, GLP-201X-6, GLP-201X-7, GLP-201X-8, GLP-201X-9, GLP-201X-10, GLP- 201X-11 Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck LP Park Geoduck LP - SM Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Rest Rooms (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Geoduck LP Park Geoduck LP - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) GLP- 201X-6 GLP- 201X-5 GLP- 201X-4 GLP- 201X-3 GLP- 201X-2 Park Facility Name/De- Location12 Pres- Improvements Required Geoduck Loop Park GLP- 201X-1 137 Now Now Now Now 10 Now Now Now Prior- Need to add rest room facilities or multiple porta- potties with wind screens. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to clear the access path, from road (Geoduck) to the canal, pave path with wood and put up a ca- chips, install benches by water, nal public access sign at road. SDP-201X-1, SDP-201X-2, SDP-201X-3, SDP- 201X-4.1, SDP-201X-4.2, SDP-201X-4.3, SDP- 201X-4.4, SDP-201X-5, SDP-201X-6 Need to add 50+ Adult recreational equipment/ Need to add 50+ facility set. Need to add older children playground equip- ment set.Need to add older children playground equipment set. North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA North and South Spinna- ker Streets North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Need to add gravel parking area. Geoduck Loop SW NA Geoduck Loop SW NA Spinnaker Dog Park - Rest Rooms (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Path to Canal (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Older Kid Play (Not Budgeted) SDP- 201X-3 SDP- 201X-2 13SDP- Spinnaker Dog Park 201X-1 GLP- 201X-10 GLP- 201X-9 GLP- 201X-8 GLP- 201X-7 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 138 Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Need dog watering area from new New Well Need dog watering area from new New Well point. Need park irrigation system to get rid of “sand spurs” which are harmful to people and pets (Need new Park irrigation system and install New point for irrigation water). Well Unfenced Dog Area - No dog poop stations (bag, Unfenced Dog sign, and can) exist causing people to leave their poop all over the park. (Need stand alone dog’s dog poop stations like the two at Community club.). Need to designate fenced and unfenced off leash dog areas and support facilities for designated fenced X 50’ city dog park (need to add Small 30’ and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with ameni- fenced X 50’ Add 75’ Area - ties). Fenced Dog and gated Off-Leash Dog Park area with ameni- ties. North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA Need to add gravel parking area. North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA Spinnaker Dog Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Water (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Irrigation (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Area 2 (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Area 1 (Not Budgeted) SDP- 201X-5 SDP- 201X-4.4 SDP- 201X-4.3 SDP- 201X-4.2 SDP- 201X-4.1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 139 Now Now Now 31 Prior- Need to add gravel the parking area and re- grade. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. LP-201X-1, LP-201X-2, LP-201X-3 Copalis Ave. Ave. Copalis NE (Where Limpet CT is on map) NA Copalis Ave. Ave. Copalis NE (Where Limpet CT is on map) Ave. Copalis NE (Where Limpet CT is on map) NA North and South Spinna- ker Streets NA Limpet Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) LP- 201X-2 14 Limpet Park LP- 201X-1 SDP- 201X-6 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 140 Now Now Now Now 4 Prior- Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to spread wood chips on trail from road deck. Need to build 4ftX25 ft walkway/deck and railings from shore to stairs and connect (1) deck and (2) railing to stairs railing. Now Need to stabilize shoreline (e.g., add new bulk- Army Corps of Engineers (or head). Have U.S. eqv) inspect and OK plan forward. Park (Hand launch Area) has no day use covered Park (Hand launch picnic areas. . Need to add one covered concrete x 12’ areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in struc- ture; (4) add two new picnic tables to each con- crete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; concrete pad x 3’ (5) add new garbage can on 3’ near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Now PCBAP-201X-1, PCBAP-201X-2, PCBAP-201X-3, PCBAP-201X-4, PCBAP-201X-5 Peninsula Court NA Peninsula Court NA Peninsula Court NA Peninsula Court NA Need to repair and stabilize stairway. Peninsula Court Peninsula Court NA Copalis Ave. Ave. Copalis NE (Where Limpet CT is on map) NA Peninsula CT Bay Ac- Peninsula CT Bay cess Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - Trail (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - Deck w/Rails (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - Re- pair/Stabilize Stairs (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Ac- Peninsula CT Bay cess Park Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - Sta- bilize Shoreline (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) PCBAP- 201X-5 PCBAP- 201X-4 PCBAP- 201X-3 PCBAP- 201X-2 15 PCBAP- 201X-1 LP- 201X-3 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 141 Now Now 11 Prior- Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a park entrance, with (1) A grove A Need to create a park entrance, with (1) of trees near entrance (existing or planted), and (2) gravel driveway and parking area. Now GP-201X-1, GP-201X-2, GP-201X-3, GP-201X-4, GP-201X-5, GP-201X-6, GP-201X-7, GP-201X-8, GP-201X-9, GP-201X-10, GP-201X-11 Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Need to add porta-potties with wind screens. Now Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop NA Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) GP- 201X-4 GP- 201X-3 GP- 201X-2 GP- 201X-1 16 Gunderson Park Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 142 Now Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Need to create landscaped areas beautify the park. Need to remove trash (e.g., trashy fenced garden area, floats at mail boxes) from the park. Now Need to add 50+ Adult recreational equipment/ Need to add 50+ facility set. Need to add older children playground equip- ment set. Need to add new small children playground equipment set Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel to provide a safe environment for the use of the playground equipment. Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Need to refurbish existing play areas. Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Park - Landscape (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Detrashify (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Refurbish Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Older Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - SM Kid Play Eqpt (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) GP- 201X-11 GP- 201X-10 GP- 201X-9 GP- 201X-8 GP- 201X-7 GP- 201X-6 GP- 201X-5 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 143 Now Now Now 12 Now Now Now Now 26 Prior- Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). SABP-201X-1, SABP-201X-2, SABP-201X-3, SABP-201X-4, SABP-201X-5 Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and on as well. Need to create two trails from the park entrances to clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (Create clearings as well). Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of-ways. MCBP-201X-1, MCBP-201X-2, MCBP-201X-3, MCBP-201X-4, MCBP-201X-5 Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT NA Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT NA Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court NA Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court NA Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court NA Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court NA Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court NA Between 776 and 778 Mari- ner Court Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Birding Shed (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Wood Chip Trails (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Make Trails (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) SABP- 201X-2 18 Bay Park Ave Sunrise SABP- 201X-1 MCBP- 201X-5 MCBP- 201X-4 MCBP- 201X-3 MCBP- 201X-2 MCBP- 201X-1 17 Mariner CT Bay Park Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 144 Now Now Now 27 Now 41 Now Now Prior- Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Need to add sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. BLP-201X-1, BLP-201X-2, BLP-201X-3, BLP- 201X-4 Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). SDOP-201X-1 Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and on as well. Need to create two trails from the park entrances to clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (Create clearings as well). Beachwood Loop NA Need to add a porta-potty with wind screens. Now Beachwood Loop NA Beachwood Loop Beachwood Loop NA Sand Dune and Po- Ave laris Blvd Sand Dune and Po- Ave laris Blvd NA Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT NA Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT NA Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave between Wer- ner CT/Juni- per CT NA Beachwood Loop Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Beachwood Loop Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Beachwood Loop Park Beachwood Loop Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Sand Dune Ocean Park Sand Dune Ocean Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Birding Shed (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Bay Park Ave Sunrise - Wood Chip Trails (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Make Trails (Not Budgeted) BLP- 201X-3 BLP- 201X-2 20 BLP- 201X-1 19 SDOP- 201X-1 SABP- 201X-5 SABP- 201X-4 SABP- 201X-3 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 145 Now Now Now Now Prior- Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. MOP-201X-1, MOP-201X-2, MOP-201X-3, MOP- 201X-4, MOP-201X-5, MOP-201X-6, MOP-201X-7 16 Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Beachwood Loop NA Mount Olympus Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Clear Land (Not Budgeted) Beachwood Loop Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) MOP- 201X-3 MOP- 201X-2 21 Mount Olympus Park MOP- 201X-1 BLP- 201X-4 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 146 Now Now Now 18 Now Now Now Prior- Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. APP-201X-1, APP-201X-2, APP-201X-3, APP- 201X-4, APP-201X-5, APP-201X-6, APP-201X-7 Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Need to add fishing dock. Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Need to add gravel parking area. Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Agate Place Park - Entrance/Trees Agate Place Park - Clear Land Mount Olympus Park - Fishing Dock (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) APP- 201X-2 22APP- Agate Place Park 201X-1 MOP- 201X-7 MOP- 201X-6 MOP- 201X-5 MOP- 201X-4 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 147 Now Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. MCP-201X-1, MCP-201X-2, MCP-201X-3, MCP- 201X-4, MCP-201X-5, MCP-201X-6, MCP-201X-7 17 Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Cour Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Need to add fishing dock. Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Need to add gravel parking area. Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Wawona Ave Ave Wawona SW (Agate PL/ Pheasant CT) NA Mink Court Park - Clear Land Agate Place Park - Fishing Dock Agate Place Park - Parking Agate Place Park - Rest Rooms Agate Place Park - Covered PAs Agate Place Park - Signage 23 Mink Court Park MCP- 201X-1 APP- 201X-7 APP- 201X-6 APP- 201X-5 APP- 201X-4 APP- 201X-3 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 148 Now Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Need to add fishing dock. Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Need to add gravel parking area. Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Marine View Marine View Drive by Mink Court NA Mink Court Park - Fishing Dock Mink Court Park - Parking Mink Court Park - Rest Rooms Mink Court Park - Covered PAs Mink Court Park - Signage Mink Court Park - En- trance/Trees MCP- 201X-7 MCP- 201X-6 MCP- 201X-5 MCP- 201X-4 MCP- 201X-3 MCP- 201X-2 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 149 Prior- Now 32 Now Now Now Now Now 23 Need to create a park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-way. NBCBP-201X-1, NBCBP-201X-2, NBCBP-201X-3, NBCBP-201X-4 Add two park benches for Bird/wildlife and la- goon in its natural state viewing Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and on as well. Need to create trail from the park entrance clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing benches (Cre- ate clearings as well). Need to add new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. WLP-201X-1, WLP-201X-2, WLP-201X-3, WLP- 201X-4, WLP-201X-5 North Bay Court off of North Bay just Avenue North of Pen- insula Court NA North Bay Court off of North Bay just Avenue North of Pen- insula Court NA Wakina Loop Wakina south of Pen- insula Court NA Wakina Loop Wakina south of Pen- insula Court NA Wakina Loop Wakina south of Pen- insula Court NA Wakina Loop Wakina south of Pen- insula Court NA Wakina Loop Wakina south of Pen- insula Court Wakina Loop Wakina south of Pen- insula Court NA North Bay Court Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) North Bay Court Park Wakina Loop Park - Wakina Benches Wakina Loop Park - Wakina Chip Trails Wood Wakina Loop Park - Wakina Make Trails Wakina Loop Park - Wakina Signage Wakina Loop Park - Wakina Entrance Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required NBCBP- 201X-1 25 WLP- 201X-5 WLP- 201X-4 WLP- 201X-3 WLP- 201X-2 24 Loop Park Wakina WLP- 201X-1 150 Now Now Now Now Now Prior- Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearing and on as well. CAP-201X-1, CAP-201X-2, CAP-201X-3, CAP- 201X-4, CAP-201X-5, CAP-201X-6, CAP-201X-7 43 Need to create trail from the park entrance clearing for Bird/wildlife viewing (Create as well). Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that are easily visible from the road. - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA North Bay Court off of North Bay just Avenue North of Pen- insula Court NA North Bay Court off of North Bay just Avenue North of Pen- insula Court NA North Bay Court off of North Bay just Avenue North of Pen- insula Court NA Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Entrance/Trees Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Clear Land North Bay Court Bay Park - Wood Chip Trails (Not Budgeted) North Bay Court Park - Make Trails (Not Budgeted) North Bay Court Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) CAP- 201X-1 26 CAP- 201X-1 NBCBP- 201X-4 NBCBP- 201X-3 NBCBP- 201X-2 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 151 Now 21 Now Now Now Prior- PBBP-201X-1.1, PBBP-201X-1.2 Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add two covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Pt Brown Bike Path - Round- about to Li- brary - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA Need to add fishing dock. - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA Need to add gravel parking area. - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA Need to add a porta-potty with wind screen Now - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA - Cardinal Av enue and East Rain ST NA Pt Brown Bike Path #1 Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Fishing Dock Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Parking Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Rest Rooms Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Covered PAs Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park - Signage 27 CAP- 201X-7 CAP- 201X-6 CAP- 201X-5 CAP- 201X-4 CAP- 201X-3 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 152 Now 20 Now 22 Prior- Add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. ECMBPP-201X-1, ECMBPP-201X-2, ECMBPP- 201X-3 Grade and pave, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Now Add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. PBBP-201X-2.1, PBBP-201X-2.2 Grade and pave, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Now East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to NBP) Pt Brown Bike Path - Ocean to Lake Way Discovery Avenue NA Pt Brown Bike Path - Ocean to Lake Way Discovery Avenue Pt Brown Bike Path - Ocean to Lake Way Discovery Avenue NA Pt Brown Bike Path - Round- about to Li- brary NA Pt Brown Bike Path - Round- about to Li- brary NA East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path Pt Brown Bike Path #3 - Signage Pt Brown Bike Path #3 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 - Bike Path Pt Brown Bike Path #1 - Signage Pt Brown Bike Path #1 - Bike Path 29 PBBP- 201X-2.2 28 PBBP- 201X-2.1 PBBP- 201X-1.2 PBBP- 201X-1.1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 153 Now Now Now Now Prior- Need to grade path and pave with asphalt (for only Pedestrians). Determine path requirements and layout along- side Ocean Shores Blvd from Chance a la Mer to Jetty to be sure sufficient room is available. Re- solve space issues/get approvals. Need to cover with gravel/pave asphalt (for both Bike and Pedestrians) or wood chips (for only Pedestrians). Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedes- trian Path NA Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedes- trian PathOcean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedes- OSBPP-20X1-1, OSBPP-20X1-2, OSBPP-20X1-3 43 trian Path NA East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to North Bay Park) NA signs. Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” Now East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to North Bay Park) NA East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to North Bay Park) NA Need to mark and grade path. Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Grade and Pave Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Prepare East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Signage East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Pave Bike Path East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Prepare Bike Path OSBPP- 20X1-2 30 OSBPP- 20X1-1 EC- MBPP- 201X-3 EC- MBPP- 201X-2 EC- MBPP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 154 36 Now 34 Prior- Need to create a beach access trail from the access path entrance through the dunes to ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed.DDBAPP-201X-1, DDBAPP-201X-2 Now Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access path entrance that is easily visible from the road. SBAPP-201X-1, SBAPP-201X-2 End of Drift- Ave wood Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street, be- tween 1199 and 1201 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street, be- tween 1199 and 1201 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedes- trian Path NA signs. Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” Now Driftwood Drive Beach Access Pedes - trian Path Sportsman Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Path Sportsman Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path Sportsman Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Sig- nage 32 SBAPP- 201X-2 31 SBAPP- 201X-1 OSBPP- 20X1-3 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 155 Now Now 30 Now Prior- Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road beach or as far allowed. Need to create a beach access trail from the access path entrance through the dunes to ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Now OVBAPP-201X-1, OVBAPP-201X-2, OVBAPP- 201X-3 Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access path entrance that is easily visible from the road. NA NA Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Need to clear brush and create a park entrance. Now End of Drift- Ave wood End of Drift- Ave wood Ocean View Beach Ocean View Access Pedestrian Path - Signage Ocean View Beach Ocean View Access Pedestrian Path - Ocean View Beach Ocean View Access Pedestrian Path Ocean View Beach Ocean View Access Pedestrian Path - Clear/Entrance Driftwood Drive Beach Access Pedes - trian Path - Driftwood Drive Beach Access Pedes - trian Path - Signage 33 DD- BAPP- 201X-2 DD- BAPP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 156 Now 39 Now 37 35 Prior- Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. DBAPP-201X-1, DBAPP-201X-2 Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Now Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. MVBAPP-201X-1, MVBAPP-201X-2 Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Now MVBAPP-201X-1, MVBAPP-201X-2 End of Deca- tur past Sand Dune Marine View Marine View DR Across From Water Tower NA Marine View Marine View DR Across From Water Tower NA Marine View Marine View DR Across From Water Tower Marine View Marine View DR past the intersection with Sand Dune NA Marine View Marine View DR past the intersection with Sand Dune NA Marine View Marine View DR past the intersection with Sand Dune Decatur Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path Marine View DR Da- Marine View Ac- mon Pt Beach cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Marine View DR Da- Marine View Ac- mon Pt Beach cess Pedestrian Path - Path Marine View DR Da- Marine View Ac- mon Pt Beach cess Pedestrian Path Marine View DR Marine View Ocean Beach Access Pedestrian Path - Sig- nage Marine View DR Marine View Ocean Beach Access Pedestrian Path - Path Marine View DR Marine View Ocean Beach Access Pedestrian Path 36 35 MVO- BAPP- 201X-2 MVO- BAPP- 201X-1 34 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 157 Now Now Now 40 Prior- Combine Tonquin (Tonquin and Marine View Dr.) Dr.) and Marine View (Tonquin Combine Tonquin Oy- Access Pedestrian Path and Tonquin Beach Access Pedestrian Path into Refuge hut Wildlife a single City park with two clearly marked ac- cess trails to the (1) beach at Damon Point and Refuge area. (2) Oyhut Wildlife Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. TBAPP-201X-1, TBAPP-201X-2, TBAPP-201X-3, TBAPP-201X-4, TBAPP-201X-5, TBAPP-201X-6 33 Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Now Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through the dunes to ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and to spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Now End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive NA End of But- terclam past Sand Dune NA End of But- terclam past Sand Dune BCBAPP-201X-1, BCBAPP-201X-2 End of But- terclam past Sand Dune NA End of Deca- tur past Sand Dune NA End of Deca- tur past Sand Dune NA Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path Layout Butterclam Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Butterclam Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path Butterclam Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Path Decatur Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Decatur Beach Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Path 38 TBAPP- 201X-1 37 DBAPP- 201X-2 DBAPP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 158 15 Now Now Now Now Prior- DPBAP-201X-1, DPBAP-201X-2, DPBAP-201X-3, DPBAP-201X-4 Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the park entrance and a double faced sign that is easily visible from the road (Marine Drive). View Clear and grade a park area just past the en- trance. Create park entrance at end of Tonquin with a Create park entrance at end of Tonquin gravel/paved parking lot and a grove of trees. If paved need to pave the portion of Ton- quin. Damon Point at Discovery Ave. End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive NA Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen. Now End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive NA End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive NA End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive NA End of Ton- quin past Marine View Drive NA Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Path Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path -Rest Room Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path - CAs Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path - Clear& Grade Tonquin Beach Ac - Tonquin cess Pedestrian Path - Entrance 39 TBAPP- 201X-6 TBAPP- 201X-5 TBAPP- 201X-4 TBAPP- 201X-3 TBAPP- 201X-2 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 159 Now Now Now Now Now 24 Now Now Now Prior- Path needs to have wood chips spread im- prove walk way to keep people from tripping/fall- ing on paths. Path needs to have wood chips spread im- prove walk way to keep people from tripping/fall- ing on paths. Make ADA compatible ramp from old road bed to ADA Make beach. SEBAA-201X-1.1, SEBAA-201X-1.2, SEBAA- 201X-2.1, SEBAA-201X-2.2 Expand length of north parking area, then grade and pave (across the street), either gravel or as- phalt. Expand length of south parking area, then grade side), either gravel or and pave (Water/access asphalt. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. NA NA Path needs to be graded NA NA Path needs to be graded Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Damon Point at Discovery Ave. NA Damon Point at Discovery Ave. NA Damon Point at Discovery Ave. NA Damon Point at Discovery Ave. NA Southend Jetty Pe- destrian Path - Chips Wood Southend Jetty Pe- destrian Path - Grade Path Southend Beach/Jet- ty Access Area/Pe - destrian Path - Chips Wood Southend Beach/ Jetty Access Area/ Pedestrian Path Southend Beach/Jet- ty Access Area/Pe - destrian Path - Grade Path Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian compat- ADA Path - ible ramp Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Path - North Parking Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Path - South Parking Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Path - Signage SEBAA- 201X-2.2 SEBAA- 201X-2.1 SEBAA- 201X-1.2 40 SEBAA- 201X-1.1 DPBAP- 201X-4 DPBAP- 201X-3 DPBAP- 201X-2 DPBAP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 160 Now 19 Now Now 38 Now 29 Prior- Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. SOWRAPP-201X-1, SOWRAPP-201X-2, SOW- RAPP-201X-3, SOWRAPP-201X-4, SOWRAPP- 201X-5, SOWRAPP-201X-6 Need to improve access trail and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far al- lowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City require- ments, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. WWTPAP-201X-1, WWTPAP-201X-2 WWTPAP-201X-1, Need to improve access trail and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far al- lowed. WWNAPP-201X-1 NA NA East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker WWTP at E WWTP Ocean Shores Blvd. NA WWTP at E WWTP Ocean Shores Blvd. at E WWTP Ocean Shores Blvd. NA Weatherwax Weatherwax Nature Area - Lake Ocean Way Weatherwax Weatherwax Nature Area - Lake Ocean Way Weatherwax Weatherwax Nature Area - Lake Ocean Way Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path Wastewater Treat- Wastewater ment Plant (WWTP) Access Path - Oyhut Signage Wastewater Treat- Wastewater ment Plant (WWTP) Access Oyhut Path Treat- Wastewater ment Plant (WWTP) Access Path - Oyhut Trail Weatherwax Nature Weatherwax Area and Pedestrian Path - Weatherwax Nature Weatherwax Area and Pedestrian Path - Parking Weatherwax Nature Weatherwax Area and Pedestrian Path 43 WWT- PAP- 201X-2 42 WWT- PAP- 201X-1 WWN- APP- 201X-2 WWN- APP- 201X-1 41 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 161 Now Now Now Now Prior- Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one covered picnic areas, includ- concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ ing: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). Remove debris, clear and grade a park area just past the entrance Create park entrance off of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove of trees. NA Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen. Now NA NA NA NA Add new gravel to the parking lot/re-grade. Now NA East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinna- ker Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Rest Room Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - CAs Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Park Area Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Parking Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Entrance SOW- RAPP- 201X-6 SOW- RAPP- 201X-5 SOW- RAPP- 201X-4 SOW- RAPP- 201X-3 SOW- RAPP- 201X-2 SOW- RAPP- 201X-1 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 162 Now Now 45 Now Now Now Prior- Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). Remove clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. Add new gravel parking lot/re-grade and entrance road. Create park entrance off of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove of trees SMOWRAPP-201X-1, SMOWRAPP-201X-2, SMOWRAPP-201X-3, SMOWRAPP-201X-4 28 West Chance West a la Mer at State Park West Chance West a la Mer at State Park NA East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sports- man NA East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sports- man NA East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sports- man NA East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sports- man East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sports- man NA Marty McMoran Me- morial Walk Marty McMoran Me- - Signage morial Walk Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Signage Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Park Area Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Parking Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Ac - cess Pedestrian Path - Entrance 45 MMMW- 201X-1 SMOW- RAPP- 201X-4 SMOW- RAPP- 201X-3 SMOW- RAPP- 201X-2 SMOW- RAPP- 201X-1 44 Park Facility Name/De- Location Pres- Improvements Required 163 NA GoodAdequatePoor A Safety Issues SI G Not Available P Key: 1. Condition: Good Very VG 164 1/2016 5/2016 1/2017 1 Now 2017 Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2019?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Priority/ Year Project Needed Immediate Immediate Immediate Immediate Immediate Soon Soon Soon Soon Desirable Desirable Desirable Soon Desirable Desirable Desirable Existing park irrigation system does not work allowing “sand spurs” to grow which are harmful point for to people and pets (Need repair existing Park irrigation system install New Well irrigation water). locked-up yard, Sport field bleacher problems (one aluminum stolen othe r in Public Works only concrete block bleacher remains (Need sport field aluminum replacement and install both with added theft deterrence - concrete hard points, chains, locks and welding). Grills Existing large picnic structure has safety issues with fireplace (broken bricks/holes in chimney, front corner under roof-fill up with smoke, Limited Police visibility into st ructure and improve usability, units are dilapidated, Needs repair/repaint, picnic tables need repair/replacement and anchoring. Rest Room facilities are in poor condition/marginally useable - No hot water for cleaning facility, interior walls need cleaning and repainting w/glossy paint, mis sing/defective fixtures; too dark, need to: (1) add “sun tunnels” for natural light and (2) repair /replace lighting fixtures), to exhaust fans to remove smells, and exterior wall need repair/repainting. Albatross), not identified as a city Problem with visibility of sign (visible from Chance a la Mer b ut not Three signs. park (need approved signage for city owned park). fenced X 50’ (need Small 30’ leash dog area/support facilities for park that hosts Woof-a-thon No off Dog Park area with amenities). and gated Off-Leash No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) causing people to leave in park. (Need stand alone dog poop stations like at the Community club.). Not enough day use covered picnic areas to support more than one group at a time. Need add small stand-alone covered “day use” picnic areas, to allow more than only one group use the picnic area at the park once. Need to add up five covered areas, each including: (1) 12’ concrete pad; (2) covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) two new park grills on x 12’ separate concrete pad near structure; (4) two new picnic tables to each with a hard concrete pad near structure with a hard x 3’ point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ point, lock and chain. Paved parking lot by boat launch in very poor repair (Needs (1) regraded, leveled, and prepared for construction (digout/subgrade preparation at various locations); (2) install storm improvements, as necessary; (3) need to repave boat launch parking lot w/asphalt and re-stripe slots.). Park tennis court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt, resurface and repaint (2) net and chain link fence, as required). Park playground equipment in disrepair (need to (1) repair equipment, as required, for example ADA “talking pipe”, and (2) add additional wood chips to playground area). May need address compliance issue? Park basketball court in disrepair (need to (1) repair asphalt and repaint court, (2) basketball hoop chain nets (Fence/gate, Pole, Backboard, and Hoop, as required). Park supports “Paddle-a-thon” but does not have kayak/canoe launch facilities at the park. Need to Act (ADA) compatible kayak launch dock to existing at American With Disabilities add a new compliant floating kayak ADA bridge) by adding new Ave Albatross North Bay Park (Dock closest to launch dock adjacent and connected to existing fishing on t he bridge side. After NBP-201X-8.1, add new ramp w/railing from existing dock at shoreline to kayak launch compatible. ADA dock.). Ramp should be Park doesn’t provide covered facilities (e.g., Ramada, gazebo, etc.) to support existing events or future events (e.g., weddings, art-in-the-park events, public open air concerts).Add new gazebo w/ removable benches between lake and parking lot. After NBP-201X-9.1, add new concrete pads, in front of the gazebo, for display tents, events (e.g., Art-in-the-Patrk). Present Condition Improvements Required 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P/SI Albatross St. NE 299 Albatross St. NE 299 A Albatross St. NE 299 P Albatross St. NE 299 NA NA Albatross St. NE 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA Albatross St. NE 299 P Albatross St. NE 299 P Albatross St. NE 299 G A Albatross St. NE 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA Albatross St. NE 299 NA Albatross St. NE 299 NA NA 299 Albatross St. NE 299 P 299 Albatross St. NE 299 Location North Bay Park - Bleachers (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Large Picnic Structure (Budgeted - $29,700) North Bay Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Area (Not North Bay Park - Dog Budgeted) North Bay Park - Dog Poop (Not Budgeted) (Not North Bay Park - Covered PAs Budgeted) North Bay Park - Parking Lot 1 (Not Budgeted) (Not CT Tennis North Bay Park - Budgeted) North Bay Park - Playground (Not Budgeted) (Not North Bay Park - BB CT Budgeted) North Bay Park - Floating (Not Budgeted) Kayak Launch Dock North Bay Park - Ramp to Floating Kayak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Gazebo Pads (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Well (Budgeted North Bay Park - Well - $2,500) North Bay Park NBP-2016-3 NBP-2017-1 NBP-2017-2 NBP-2017-3 NBP-2017-4.1 NBP-2017-4.2 NBP-2017-5 NBP-2017-6 NBP-2017-7.1 NBP-2017-7.2 NBP-2017-7.3 NBP-2017-8.1 NBP-2017-8.2 NBP-2017-9.1 NBP-2017-9.2 Park/PIP Park/PIP Number1 Facility Name/Description NBP-2016-1 Step 2 - Future Needs 165 2 13 Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2017?? Now 2017?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Immediate Immediate Immediate Soon Soon Soon Soon Soon Desirable Desirable Immediate Desirable Desirable After NBP-201X-9.1, add new gravel paths from the gazebo to parking area. After NBP-201X-9.1, add new exterior park benches, behind gazebo, between gazebo and Duck Lake. After NBP-201X-9.1, add new landscaping around gazebo and concrete pads. Park Shed/Office in need of repair/repainting Park gravel parking area requires expansion to accommodate events hosted at the park: (1) expand Albatross Street NE to provide for size of gravel parking area, and (2) grade shoulder on parking. off-street Albatross Street NE along with attendant Park needs two grove of trees paralleling and next to landscaping (deer resistant plants) - Grove #1 -from gravel parking area driveway to paved area driveway; Grove #2 .from paved parking driveway to bridge. TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) Park needs to expand play area include - determine exact content based on public input. Park needs a fishing shed on shore by the dock nearest to br idge (Like one at Chinook Park). Currently have barriers and yellow safety tape on timber playground equipment. Playground equipment needs to either be repaired or replaced. replace missing swings. Stand-alone swings set needs repair, Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance is easily visible from the road. compliant floating kayak launch dock by fishing shack to allow for the ADA Need to add new launching of canoes/kayaks to keep operators away from the boats at boat ramp. compatible pathway to dock. Potential safety issue. ADA Also include Need to repair/refresh half-court basket ball court area. Need to add a second porta-potty station by existing one w/wind break. Need to add clay fill driveway and re-grade (to remove pot ho les) new gravel/re-grade. Currently Fishing shack is in good repair but interior needs re paint to cover over graffiti/carvings. Need to add grove of trees along side the driveway at least 20 feet back from new sign. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two areas, each including: concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) x 12’ (1) pour new 12’ add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock x 3’ and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ and chain. Avenue Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the shoulder of Bass which is easily visible going both north and south on the road. Need to expand and re-gravel the parking area. TBD courts for older adults (e.g., bocce ball, horse shoes) Park needs to expand play area include - determine exact content based on public input. A A A Present Condition Improvements Required 299 Albatross St. NE 299 Albatross St. NE 299 NA Albatross St. NE 299 A Albatross St. NE 299 A Albatross St. NE 299 NA Albatross St. NE 299 NA NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE543 Duck Lake Drive SE P/SI A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE543 Duck Lake Drive SE NA 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A A 543 Duck Lake Drive SE A NE Ave. 452 Bass NE Ave. 452 Bass 543 Duck Lake Drive SE P/SI NE Ave. 452 Bass 543 Duck Lake Drive SE NE Ave. 452 Bass Location North Bay Park - Gazebo Landscape (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Shed (Not Budgeted) North Bay Park - Parking Lot 2 (Not Budgeted) (Not Trees North Bay Park - Budgeted) Adult Play (Not North Bay Park - Budgeted) North Bay Park - Fish Shed (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Play Eqpt 2 (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Kayak Launch Dock (Not Budgeted) (Not Chinook Park - BB CT Budgeted) Chinook Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Driveway (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park - Fish Shack (Not Budgeted) (Not Trees Chinook Park - Budgeted) (Not Chinook Park - Covered PAs Budgeted) Area (Not Emerson Park - Parking Budgeted) Adult Play (Not Emerson Park - Budgeted) Chinook Park - Play Eqpt 1 (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Chinook Park Emerson ParkEmerson Park NBP-2017-9.4NBP-2017-9.5 North Bay Park - Gazebo Bench (Not Albatross St. NE 299 NBP-201X-1 NA NBP-201X-2 NBP-201X-3 NBP-201X-4 NBP-201X-5 CP-201X-2 CP-201X-3 CP-201X-4 CP-201X-5 CP-201X-6 CP-201X-7 CP-201X-8 CP-201X-9 CP-201X-10 EP-201X-2 EP-201X-3 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberNBP-2017-9.3 Facility Name/Description North Bay Park - Gazebo Paths (Not Albatross St. NE 299 NA 2 CP-201X-1 3 EP-201X-1 166 3 6 5 14 42 Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2018?? Now 2032?? Now 2019?? Now 2019?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2018?? Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Desirable Immediate Desirable Desirable Desirable Soon Desirable Desirable Soon Soon Immediate Immediate Desirable Desirable Desirable Immediate Desirable Need to add covered picnic area, each including: (1) pour new 12’ x 12’ concrete pad; (2) build x 12’ Need to add covered picnic area, each including: (1) pour new 12’ covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic x 3’ tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. Need to add new exterior park benches. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the driveway park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel provide a safe environment for the use of playground equipment. Need to repair playground swing set for older children(e.g., add four new swings replace missing or broken swings). Perform as required maintenance on play ground equipment. Need to add a second swing set playground for older children. Need to add new small children playground equipment. Need to add new 42 in. high chain link fence on north and west sides of park area. Need to add gravel parking area and grade. Repair/resurface existing skate board ramps. Add sufficient playground approved padding to provide a safe env ironment for the skateboard ramps. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily Chance a la Mer. visible from the road (Minard), community gravel parking lot, and West Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from both roads (Wildwood and Chaparral). Park driveway to ramp is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one the other for safety (Need to grade and gravel driveway). Park parking area is neither paved with gravel or asphalt needs one the other for safety (Need to grade and gravel parking area.). Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one area, including: (1) concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add x 12’ pour new 12’ two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock x 3’ and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily Drive). visible from the road (Marine View Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road (121 J. K. Lewis St. NE). A A NA P NA NA A A P NA Present Condition Improvements Required 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd.832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A A Minard Ave. NW Minard Ave. NW Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 452 Bass Ave. NE Ave. 452 Bass 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. A Minard Ave. NW Wildwood and Chaparral NA Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 121 J. K. Lewis St. 832 Ocean Shores Blvd. Minard Ave. NW Wildwood and Chaparral Drive (By Marine View Tower) Water 121 J. K. Lewis St. Location Emerson Park - Benches (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Fix Swings (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - New Swings (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - New Play (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Fencing (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Ramp Pads (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Park - Parking Marine View (Not Budgeted) Marine View Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Marine View Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Emerson Park - Covered PAs (Not Emerson Park - Covered PAs Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Skateboard Park - Ramp Repair (Not Budgeted) Park - Signage Triangle (Not Budgeted) Marine View Park - Driveway (Not Budgeted) North End Grand Canal Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) MS/Lions Club Park Skateboard Park Park Triangle Park Marine View North End Grand Canal Park EP-201X-5 MSLCP-201X-2 MSLCP-201X-3 MSLCP-201X-4 MSLCP-201X-5 MSLCP-201X-6 MSLCP-201X-7 SBP-201X-2 SBP-201X-3 MVP-201X-2 MVP-201X-3 MVP-201X-4 Park/PIP Park/PIP Number Facility Name/Description EP-201X-4 4 MSLCP-201X-1 5 SBP-201X-1 6 TRP-201X-1 7 MVP-201X-1 8 NEGCP-201X-1 167 7 8 25 Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2018?? Now 2020?? Now 2020?? Now 2018?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2020?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Desirable Desirable Immediate Desirable Desirable Immediate Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one area, including: (1) concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add x 12’ pour new 12’ two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock x 3’ and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ and chain. Need to add circular grove of trees with flag poles. Potential to add memorial honor (1) veterans, (2) police per sonnel, and (3) fire personnel. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily Avenue). visible from the road (Discovery Need to add wooden benches upper level dock/pier. Need to re-grade (to remove pot holes) parking area and add new gravel/re-grade. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily Ave). visible from the road (Texmar Park has no day use covered picnic areas, only a single table on concrete pad, with wind build (2) pad; concrete 12’ x 12’ new pour (1) including: area, picnic covered one add to Need break. covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic x 3’ tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and chain. compliant floating kayak ADA Need to improve existing hand launch capabilities by adding new compatible pathway to dock, ADA Also include launch to allow for the launching of canoes/kayaks. including railing. Need to add gravel the parking area and regrade. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, including: concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) x 12’ (1) pour new 12’ add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock x 3’ and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ and chain. Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel provide a safe environment for the use of playground equipment. Need to add new small children playground equipment set NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required 121 J. K. Lewis St. 121 J. K. Lewis St. SEAve. 1021 Discovery SEAve. 1021 Discovery NA NA Ave. SW Texmar Ave. SW Texmar Ave. SW Texmar NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South King Cyrus Loop SW and South Razor Clam DR NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South 121 J. K. Lewis St. SEAve. 1021 Discovery NA Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW and South Razor Clam DR 1021 Discovery Ave. SE Ave. 1021 Discovery Ave. SW Texmar King Cyrus Loop SW & South Razor Clam DR Location NE Grand Canal Park - Trees/Flag (Not Budgeted) Pole North End Grand Canal Park - Memorial (Not Budgeted) South End Grand Canal Park - Benches (Not Budgeted) South End Grand Canal Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Park Texmark - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Texmark Park - Floating Kayak Launch (Not Budgeted) Dock Park - Texmark Parking (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Entrance/Trees King Cyrus Park - Signage King Cyrus Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Play Surface King Cyrus Park - SM Kid Play Eqpt North End Grand Canal Park (Not Budgeted) - Covered PAs South End Grand Canal Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Park Texmark - Signage (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Clearing/Grass (Not Budgeted) South End Grand Canal Park Park Texmar King Cyrus Park NEGCP-201X-3 NEGCP-201X-4 SEGCP-201X-2 SEGCP-201X-3 TP-201X-2 TP-201X-3 TP-201X-4 KCP-201X-2 KCP-201X-3 KCP-201X-4 KCP-201X-5 KCP-201X-6 Park/PIP Park/PIP Number Facility Name/Description NEGCP-201X-2 9 SEGCP-201X-1 10 TP-201X-1 11 KCP-201X-1 168 9 10 Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2021?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2022?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Need to add older children playground equipment set. Adult recreational equipment/facility set. Need to add 50+ Need to add two porta-potties with wind screens. Need to add gravel parking area. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to add two porta-potties with wind screens. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, including: concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) x 12’ (1) pour new 12’ add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock x 3’ and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ and chain. Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel provide a safe environment for the use of playground equipment. Need to add new small children playground equipment set. Need to add older children playground equipment set.Need equipment set. Adult recreational equipment/facility set. Need to add 50+ Need to add gravel parking area. Need to clear the access path, from road (Geoduck) canal, pave path with wood chips, and put up a canal public access sign at road. install benches by water, Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to add two porta-potties with wind screens. leash dog areas and support facilities for designated city Need to designate fenced and unfenced off Dog Park area with amenities). fenced and gated Off-Leash X 50’ dog park (need to add Small 30’ Dog Park area with amenities. fenced and gated Off-Leash X 50’ Add 75’ Area - Fenced Dog Area - No dog poop stations (bag, sign, and can) exist causing people to leave their Unfenced Dog poop all over the park. (Need stand alone dog stations like two at Community dog’s club.). Need park irrigation system to get rid of “sand spurs” which are harmful people and pets (Need point for irrigation water). new Park irrigation system and install New Well point. Need dog watering area from new New Well NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required King Cyrus Loop SW and South NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets North and South Spinnaker Streets North and South Spinnaker Streets North and South Spinnaker Streets North and South Spinnaker Streets North and South Spinnaker Streets King Cyrus Loop SW and South NA King Cyrus Loop SW and South Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets Geoduck Loop SW North and South Spinnaker Streets Location King Cyrus Park - Adult Play King Cyrus Park - Rest Rooms King Cyrus Park - Parking Geoduck Loop Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Rest Rooms (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) Geoduck LP Park - SM Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Older Kid (Not Budgeted) Play Geoduck Loop Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park - Path to Canal (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Rest Rooms (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Area 1 (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Area 2 (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Irrigation (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Dog Water (Not Budgeted) King Cyrus Park - Older Kid Play Geoduck LP Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Spinnaker Dog Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Geoduck Loop Park Spinnaker Dog Park KCP-201X-8 KCP-201X-9 KCP-201X-10 GLP-201X-2 GLP-201X-3 GLP-201X-4 GLP-201X-5 GLP-201X-6 GLP-201X-7 GLP-201X-8 GLP-201X-9 GLP-201X-10 SDP-201X-2 SDP-201X-3 SDP-201X-4.1 SDP-201X-4.2 SDP-201X-4.3 SDP-201X-4.4 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberKCP-201X-7 Facility Name/Description 12 GLP-201X-1 13 SDP-201X-1 169 4 11 31 Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2018?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Now 2023?? Priority/ Year Now 2024?? Project Needed Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable Desirable ImmediateDesirable Now 2018?? Now 2024?? DesirableDesirable Now 2024?? Now 2024?? Need to add gravel parking area. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three areas, including: concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with metal roof; (3) x 12’ (1) pour new 12’ add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock x 3’ and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ and chain. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to add gravel the parking area and regrade. Area) has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one Park (Hand launch concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood frame with x 12’ areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a concrete pad near structure with a x 3’ hard point, lock and chain; (5) add new garbage can on 3’ hard point, lock and chain. Army Corps of Engineers (or eqv) Need to stabilize shoreline (e.g., add new bulkhead). Have U.S. inspect and OK plan forward. Need to repair and stabilize stairway. Need to build 4ftX25 ft walkway/deck and railings from shore stairs connect (1) deck and (2) deck railing to stairs railing. Need to spread wood chips on trail from road deck. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. grove of trees near entrance (existing or planted), and (2) A Need to create a park entrance, with (1) gravel driveway and parking area. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to add three porta-potties with wind screens. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add three concrete pad; (2) build covering structure x 12’ areas, including: (1) pour new 12’ - wood frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) Need to add sufficient playground fabric/pea gravel provide a safe environment for the use of playground equipment. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required North and South Spinnaker Streets NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court Peninsula Court Peninsula Court Peninsula Court North and South Spinnaker Streets NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Copalis Ave. NE (Where Limpet Ave. Copalis is on map) CT Peninsula Court Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Location Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Spinnaker Dog Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Repair/Stabilize - Park Access Bay CT Peninsula Stairs (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Access Park (Not Budgeted) - Deck w/Rails Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - Trail (Not Budgeted) Peninsula CT Bay Access Park - (Not Budgeted) Signage Spinnaker Dog Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Access Park - Stabilize Bay Peninsula CT Shoreline (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Limpet Park Access Park Bay Peninsula CT Gunderson Park Gunderson Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Play Surface (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) GP-201X-3 GP-201X-4 GP-201X-5 SDP-201X-6 LP-201X-2 LP-201X-3 PCBAP-201X-2 PCBAP-201X-3 PCBAP-201X-4 PCBAP-201X-5 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberSDP-201X-5 Facility Name/Description 14 LP-201X-1 15 PCBAP-201X-1 16 GP-201X-1 GP-201X-2 170 26 12 41 27 Priority/ Year Project Needed DesirableDesirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Now 2024?? DesirableDesirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Desirable Now 2024?? Now 2024?? DesirableDesirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Immediate Now 2018?? DesirableDesirable Now 2025?? Now 2025?? Need to add new small children playground equipment set Need to add older children playground equipment set. Adult recreational equipment/facility set. Need to add 50+ Need to refurbish existing play areas. Need to remove trash (e.g., trashy fenced garden area, floats at mail boxes) from the park. Need to create landscaped areas beautify the park. Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Bird/wildlife viewing clearings for park entrances to the trails from create two Need to shelters (Create clearings as well). Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and as well. Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). Need to create two park entrances in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Bird/wildlife viewing clearings for park entrances to the trails from create two Need to shelters (Create clearings as well). Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and as well. Need to add two new camouflaged Bird/wildlife viewing shelters (a.k.a., blinds). Need to add sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances are easily visible from the road. Need to create park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Need to add two new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Present Condition Improvements Required NA NA NA NA NA NA Location Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CT Werner and Ave Sand Dune Polaris Blvd Beachwood Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P P Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CTWerner Sunrise Ave between NA CT/Juniper CTWerner Sunrise Ave between NA CT/Juniper CTWerner Sunrise Ave between NA CT/Juniper CTWerner NA Beachwood Loop NA Gunderson Loop SE and Mt St Helens Loop P Between 776 and 778 Mariner Court Sunrise Ave between CT/Juniper CTWerner NA and Ave Sand Dune Polaris Blvd Beachwood Loop NA Mariner CT Bay Park Mariner CT Bay Park Ave Sunrise Sand Dune Ocean Park Beachwood Loop Park Gunderson Park - Older Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Adult Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Refurbish Play (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Detrashify (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - Landscape (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Mariner CT Bay Park - Make (Not Budgeted) Trails Mariner CT Bay Park - Wood (Not Budgeted) Chips Mariner CT Bay Park - Birding (Not Budgeted) Shed Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Make (Not Budgeted) Trails Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Wood (Not Budgeted) Chips Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Birding (Not Budgeted) Shed Beachwood Loop Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Gunderson Park - SM Kid Play (Not Budgeted) Eqpt Mariner CT Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Sunrise Ave Bay Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) Sand Dune Ocean Park - (Not Budgeted) Signage Beachwood Loop Park - Entrance (Not Budgeted) GP-201X-7 GP-201X-8 GP-201X-9 GP-201X-10 GP-201X-11 MCBP-201X-2 MCBP-201X-3 MCBP-201X-4 MCBP-201X-5 SABP-201X-2 SABP-201X-3 SABP-201X-4 SABP-201X-5 BLP-201X-2 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberGP-201X-6 Facility Name/Description 17 MCBP-201X-1 18 SABP-201X-1 19 SDOP-201X-1 20 BLP-201X-1 171 16 18 Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? DesirableDesirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? Now 2025?? DesirableDesirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? Desirable Now 2025?? Now 2025?? DesirableDesirable Now 2027?? Desirable Now 2027?? Now 2027?? DesirableDesirable Now 2027?? Desirable Now 2027?? Now 2027?? Need to add a porta-potty with wind screens. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add Need to add multiple porta-potties with wind screens. Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add three areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add concrete pad near structure with a hard point, lock and x 3’ new garbage can on 3’ chain. Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen Need to add gravel parking area. Present Condition Improvements Required Location Mt Olympus DR/Albion SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) Beachwood Loop NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA Wawona Ave SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) NA NA SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) SW (Agate Ave NA Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) NA NA Beachwood Loop NA Mt Olympus DR/Albion NA SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) NA Mount Olympus Park Agate Place Park Beachwood Loop Park - (Not Budgeted) Covered PAs Mount Olympus Park - Entrance/Trees (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Signage (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Covered PAs (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Rest Room (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Parking (Not Budgeted) Mount Olympus Park - Fishing Dock (Not Budgeted) Beachwood Loop Park - (Not Budgeted) Rest Room Mount Olympus Park - Clear Land (Not Budgeted) BLP-201X-4 MOP-201X-2 MOP-201X-3 MOP-201X-4 MOP-201X-5 MOP-201X-6 MOP-201X-7 APP-201X-2 Agate Place Park - Entrance/Trees APP-201X-3 Agate Place Park - Signage APP-201X-4 Agate Place Park - Covered PAs APP-201X-5 Agate Place Park - Rest Rooms APP-201X-6 Agate Place Park - Parking Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberBLP-201X-3 Facility Name/Description 21 MOP-201X-1 22 APP-201X-1 Agate Place Park - Clear Land 172 17 23 32 Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Now 2027?? DesirableDesirable Now 2026?? Desirable Now 2026?? Now 2026?? DesirableDesirable Now 2026?? Desirable Now 2026?? Desirable Now 2026?? Now 2026?? DesirableDesirable Now 2027?? Desirable Now 2027?? Desirable Now 2027?? Desirable Now 2027?? Now 2027?? DesirableDesirable Now 2030?? Desirable Now 2030?? Now 2030?? Need to add fishing dock. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from road. Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. Need to create park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-ways. Need to add new double faced signs, that meets City requirements, at the park entrances that are easily visible from the road. Need to create trail from the park entrance clearings for Bird/wildlife viewing benches (Create clearings as well). Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearings and as well. Add two park benches for Bird/wildlife and lagoon in its natural state viewing Need to create a park entrance in the city owned public access right-of-way. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that are easily visible from the road. Need to create trail from the park entrance clearing for Bird/wildlife viewing (Create clearing as well). Present Condition Improvements Required NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Location Marine View Drive by Mink Marine View Cour Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court of North Bay Court off just Avenue North Bay North of Peninsula Court North Bay Court off of North Bay Court off just Avenue North Bay North of Peninsula Court NA of North Bay Court off just Avenue North Bay North of Peninsula Court NA Marine View Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Drive by Mink Marine View Court Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina NA Peninsula Court Loop south of Wakina NA Peninsula Court NA NA Wawona Ave SW (Agate Ave Wawona PL/Pheasant CT) Drive by Mink NA Marine View Court Loop south of Wakina Peninsula Court NA of North Bay Court off just Avenue North Bay North of Peninsula Court NA Mink Court Park Loop Park Wakina North Bay Court Park North Bay Court Bay Park - (Not Budgeted) Signage North Bay Court Bay Park (Not Budgeted) - Make Trails North Bay Court Bay Park (Not Budgeted) - Entrance MCP-201X-2 Mink Court Park - Entrance/Trees MCP-201X-3 Mink Court Park - Signage MCP-201X-4 Mink Court Park - Covered PAs MCP-201X-5 Mink Court Park - Rest Rooms MCP-201X-6 Mink Court Park - Parking MCP-201X-7 Mink Court Park - Fishing Dock WLP-201X-2 Loop Park - Signage Wakina WLP-201X-3Trails Loop Park - Make Wakina WLP-201X-14 Trails Chip Loop Park - Wood Wakina WLP-201X-5 Loop Park - Benches Wakina NBCBP-201X-2 NBCBP-201X-3 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberAPP-201X-7 Facility Name/Description Agate Place Park - Fishing Dock 23 MCP-201X-1 Mink Court Park - Clear Land 24 WLP-201X-1 Loop Park - Entrance Wakina 25 NBCBP-201X-1 173 43 21 22 20 Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2030?? Desirable Now 2030?? Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2030?? Desirable Now 2030?? Desirable Now 2030?? Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2028?? Now 2028?? DesirableDesirable Now 2029?? Now 2029?? DesirableDesirable Now 2028?? Now 2028?? Need to spread wood chips on trail from road clearing and as well. Clear land and grade, layout park facilities, plant grass. Need to create a park entrance and plant grove of trees near entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road.Need to add new double faced sign, Park has no day use covered picnic areas. Need to add two areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen Need to add gravel parking area. Need to add fishing dock. Grade and pave, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Grade and pave, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Add no motor vehicle signs path, just like path (Pt Brown Bike Path #2) from Library to Ocean Lake Way. Need to mark and grade path. Need to cover with gravel/pave asphalt (for both Bike and Pedestrians) or wood chips (for only Pedestrians). Recommend wood ONLY NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Location Cardinal Avenue and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST Pt Brown Bike Path - Roundabout to Library Pt Brown Bike Path - to Ocean Lake Way Discovery Avenue East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to NBP) East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to North Bay East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to North Bay Park) Cardinal Avenue and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST Pt Brown Bike Path - Roundabout to Library NA Pt Brown Bike Path - to Ocean Lake Way Discovery Avenue North Bay Court off of North Bay Court off just Avenue North Bay North of Peninsula Court NA and East Avenue Cardinal Rain ST Pt Brown Bike Path - Roundabout to Library NA Pt Brown Bike Path - to Ocean Lake Way Discovery Avenue Cardinal Avenue Cardinal Avenue Park Pt Brown Bike Path #1 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Prepare Bike East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Pave Bike North Bay Court Park - Wood Chip Trails (Not Budgeted) CAP-201X-1 Park - Entrance/Trees Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-3 Park - Signage Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-4 Park - Covered PAs Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-5 Park - Rest Rooms Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-6 Park - Parking Avenue Cardinal CAP-201X-7 Park - Fishing Dock Avenue Cardinal PBBP-201X-1.2 Pt Brown Bike Path #1 - Signage PBBP-201X-2.2 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 - Signage Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberNBCBP-201X-4 Facility Name/Description 26 CAP-201X-1 Park - Clear Land Avenue Cardinal 27 PBBP-201X-1.1 Pt Brown Bike Path #1 - 28 PBBP-201X-2.1 Pt Brown Bike Path #3 - 29 ECMBPP-201X-1 ECMBPP-201X-2 174 43 34 36 30 35 Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Now 2028?? DesirableDesirable Now 2031?? Desirable Now 2031?? Now 2031?? Desirable Now 2029?? Desirable Now 2029?? DesirableDesirable Now 2029?? Now 2029?? DesirableDesirable Now 2029?? Immediate Now 2029?? Now 2029?? Desirable Now 2030?? Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” signs. Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” Determine path requirements and layout alongside Ocean Shores Blvd from Chance a la Mer to Jetty be sure sufficient room is available. Resolve space issues/get approvals. Need to grade path and pave with asphalt (for only Pedestrians). signs. Need to install “No Motor Vehicles” Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access path entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a beach access trail from the path entrance through dunes to the ocean beach and spread wood chips on trail from road or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access path entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to create a beach access trail from the path entrance through dunes to the ocean beach and spread wood chips on trail from road or as far allowed. Need to clear brush and create a park entrance. Need to create a beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes the ocean beach and to spread wood chips on trail from road or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required Location East Chance a la Mer (Post Office to North Bay Park) Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street Ave End of Driftwood AveEnd of Driftwood NA AveEnd of Driftwood NA Ocean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 Ocean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 NA Ocean Shores Blvd Ocean Shores Blvd between 1065 and 1063 NA Ocean Shores Blvd DR & Sand Marine View Dune NA DR past the Marine View intersection with Sand Dune Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian PathOcean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path NA NA Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street, and 1201 between 1199 Ocean Shores Blvd NA Ocean Shores Blvd (Chance a la Mer to Jetty) Pedestrian Path NA Ocean Shores Blvd at Sportsman Street, and 1201 between 1199 Ocean Shores Blvd NA East Chance a la Mer Bike/Pedestrian Path - Signage Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path Access Pedestrian Sportsman Beach Path Access Driftwood Drive Beach Pedestrian Path Access Driftwood Drive Beach Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Driftwood Drive Beach Pedestrian Path - Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path - Clear/Entrance Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path - Access Pedestrian Beach Ocean View Path - Signage Access DR Ocean Beach Marine View Pedestrian Path Access DR Ocean Beach Marine View Pedestrian Path - Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Grade and Pave Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Pedestrian Sportsman Beach Path - Ocean Shores Blvd Pedestrian Path - Prepare Access Pedestrian Sportsman Beach Path - Signage OSBPP-20X1-2 OSBPP-20X1-3 SBAPP-201X-2 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberECMBPP-201X-3 Facility Name/Description 30 OSBPP-20X1-1 31 SBAPP-201X-1 32 DDBAPP-201X-1 DDBAPP-201X-2 33 OVBAPP-201X-1 OVBAPP-201X-2 OVBAPP-201X-3 34 MVOBAPP-201X-1 175 37 39 40 33 15 Priority/ Year Project Needed Desirable Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2030?? Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2030?? Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2030?? Now 2030?? DesirableDesirable Now 2032?? Desirable Now 2032?? Desirable Now 2032?? Now 2032?? DesirableDesirable Now 2032?? Now 2032?? Desirable Now 2019?? Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve beach access trail from the park entrance through dunes ocean beach (make it easier to walk a relatively straight line without tripping) and spread wood chips on trail from road to beach or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. Access Pedestrian Path Beach Dr.) and Marine View (Tonquin Tonquin Combine Access Pedestrian Path into a single City park Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Tonquin and with two clearly marked access trails to the (1) beach at Damon Point and (2) Oyhut Wildlife Refuge area. with a gravel/paved parking lot and grove Tonquin Create park entrance at end of Tonquin. of trees. If paved need to pave the portion Clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and a Drive). double faced sign that is easily visible from the road (Marine View Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance that is easily visible from the road. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required NA Location Marine View DR past the Marine View intersection with Sand Dune Across DR Marine View Tower From Water Across DR Marine View Tower From Water Across DR Marine View Tower From Water End of Decatur past Sand Dune End of Decatur past Sand Dune End of Decatur past Sand Dune End of Butterclam past Sand Dune End of Butterclam past Sand Dune End of Butterclam past Sand Dune past Tonquin End of Drive Marine View Damon Point at Discovery Ave. End of Tonquin past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA NA past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA NA End of Tonquin past Tonquin End of DriveMarine View NA Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Marine View DR Ocean Beach Access DR Ocean Beach Marine View Pedestrian Path - Signage DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path - DR Damon Pt Beach Marine View Access Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach - Path Access Pedestrian Path Decatur Beach - Signage Access Pedestrian Butterclam Beach Path Access Pedestrian Butterclam Beach Path - Access Pedestrian Butterclam Beach Path - Signage Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path Tonquin Beach Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - Entrance Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - Clear& Grade Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - Signage Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin - CAs Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin -Rest Room Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path - Signage TBAPP-201X-2 TBAPP-201X-3 TBAPP-201X-4 TBAPP-201X-5 TBAPP-201X-6 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberMVOBAPP-201X-2 Facility Name/Description 35 MVBAPP-201X-1 MVBAPP-201X-2 36 DBAPP-201X-1 DBAPP-201X-2 37 BCBAPP-201X-1 BCBAPP-201X-2 38 TBAPP-201X-1 Access Pedestrian Path Beach Tonquin 39 DPBAP-201X-1 176 24 29 38 19 Priority/ Year Project Needed DesirableDesirable Now 2019?? Desirable Now 2019?? Now 2019?? DesirableDesirable Now 2032?? Desirable Now 2032?? Desirable Now 2032?? Now 2032?? DesirableDesirable Now 2032?? Now 2032?? DesirableDesirable Now 2032?? Now 2032?? DesirableDesirable Now 2033?? Desirable Now 2033?? Desirable Now 2033?? Now 2033?? DesirableDesirable Now 2033?? Now 2033?? Expand length of south parking area, then grade and pave (Water/access side), Expand length of south parking area, then grade and pave (Water/access either gravel or asphalt. Expand length of north parking area, then grade and pave (across the street), either gravel or asphalt. Aluminum Dock compatible ramp from old road bed to beach. (Use ADA Make Ramp w/concrete in road bed; bed graded, and concrete sand) Path needs to be graded Path needs to have wood chips spread improve walk way keep people from tripping/falling on paths. Path needs to be graded Path needs to have wood chips spread improve walk way keep people from tripping/falling on paths. Need to improve access trail and spread wood chips on from road beach or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. Need to improve access trail and spread wood chips on from road beach or as far allowed. Need to add new sign, that meets City requirements, at the beach access trail head entrance that is easily visible from the road. of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove trees. Create park entrance off Add new gravel to the parking lot/re-grade. Remove debris, clear and grade a park area just past the entrance Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). Park has no day use covered picnic areas. . Need to add one areas, concrete pad; (2) build covering structure - wood x 12’ including: (1) pour new 12’ frame with metal roof; (3) add two new park grills on separate concrete pad near structure, but far enough so smoke doesn’t accumulate in structure; (4) add two new picnic tables to each concrete pad with a hard point, lock and chain; (5) add Need to add one porta-potty with wind screen. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required NA NA NA Location Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area Area - Nature Weatherwax Lake Ocean Way Area - Nature Weatherwax Lake Ocean WayArea - Nature Weatherwax Lake Ocean Way at E Ocean Shores NA WWTP Blvd. at E Ocean Shores NA WWTP Blvd. at E Ocean Shores WWTP Blvd. East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker East Ocean Shores Blvd, near Spinnaker Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Damon Point at Discovery Ave. Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/ Pedestrian Path Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/ Pedestrian Path - Grade Southend Beach/Jetty Access Area/ Chips Pedestrian Path - Wood Southend Jetty Pedestrian Path - Grade Path Southend Jetty Pedestrian Path - Chips Wood Area and Nature Weatherwax Pedestrian Path Area and Nature Weatherwax Pedestrian Path - Parking Area and Nature Weatherwax Pedestrian Path - Plant (WWTP) Treatment Wastewater Oyhut Access Path Plant (WWTP) Treatment Wastewater Trail Access Path - Oyhut Plant (WWTP) Treatment Wastewater Access Path - Signage Oyhut Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Entrance Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Parking Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Area Pedestrian Path - Park Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Signage Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - CAs Access Spinnaker Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Pedestrian Path - Rest Room Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path - North Parking Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach ramp ADA Path - Damon Point Beach Access Pedestrian Damon Point Beach Path - South Parking DPBAP-201X-3 DPBAP-201X-4 Park/PIP Park/PIP NumberDPBAP-201X-2 Facility Name/Description 40 SEBAA-201X-1.1 SEBAA-201X-1.2 SEBAA-201X-2.1 SEBAA-201X-2.2 41 WWNAPP-201X-1 WWNAPP-201X-2 42 WWTPAP-201X-1 WWTPAP-201X-2 43 SOWRAPP-201X-1 SOWRAPP-201X-2 SOWRAPP-201X-3 SOWRAPP-201X-4 SOWRAPP-201X-5 SOWRAPP-201X-6 177 28 45 Priority/ Year Desirable Now 2033?? Project Needed DesirableDesirable Now 2033?? Desirable Now 2033?? Desirable Now 2033?? Now 2018?? Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road. Create park entrance off of East Ocean Shores Blvd with a grove trees Create park entrance off Add new gravel parking lot/re-grade and entrance road. Remove clear and grade a park area just past the entrance. Need to add new double faced sign, that meets City requirements, at the park entrance and is easily visible from the road (East Ocean Shores Blvd). A P G SI NA VG NA NA NA NA NA Present Condition Improvements Required Location East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman East Ocean Shores Blvd and Sportsman Chance a la Mer at West State Park Chance a la Mer at West State Park Very Good Very Good Adequate Poor Not Available Safety Issues Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path - Entrance Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path - Parking Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Area Access Pedestrian Path - Park Sportsman Oyhut Wildlife Refuge Access Pedestrian Path - Signage Marty McMoran Memorial Walk - Marty McMoran Memorial Walk Signage Park/PIP Park/PIP Number44 Facility Name/Description SMOWRAPP- 201X-1 SMOWRAPP- 201X-2 SMOWRAPP- 201X-3 SMOWRAPP- 201X-4 45 MMMW-201X-1 KeY - Condition: KeY 178