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Home My WebLink About08/01/00JOINT WORKSHOP: HERMOSA BEACH CITY COUNCIL AND THE PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMISSION MEETING OF TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 2000 CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1315 VALLEY DRIVE - 7:00 PM AGENDA Roll Call. Flag Salute Approval of Commission Minutes: July 6, 2000. Public Comment: Anyone wishing to address the Council and Commission on other items pertaining to parks and recreation may do so at this time. Workshop: Hermosa Valley Park Renovation Recommendation: 1. To listen to a presentation about Hermosa Valley Park, 2. Listen to a presentation by Steve Sheridan from LA County about a prospective water detention basin located in Valley Park and determine whether or not to pursue this program, 3. Approve a preliminary plan and prioritize improvements for Hermosa Valley Park, and 4.. Schedule a date, to present the proposed plan as a Municipal Matter at a future City Council Meeting. Topics: A. Park Design Presentation: Evans and Associates B. Water Detention Basin Discussion: Steve Sheridan - LA County C. Phase I and Phase II Priorities. Other Issues Related to Parks and Recreation. a. Council b. Commission VII. Staff Report(s) a. June 2000 Activity Report VIII. Public Comment: Anyone wishing to address the Council and Commission on other items pertaining to parks and recreation may do so at this time. Adjournment SUPLEMENTAL INFORMATION • AFRMOSA VALLEY PARK WORKSHOP Below is an updated•summary of estimated revenue the City will receive from State Proposition 12 (Safe Park Act): Per Capita I Per Capita II Rob erti-Zb erg-Harri s AVAILABLE FY 2000-2001 FY 2000-2001 FY 2001-2002 AMOUNT $121,250 52;380 64,020 PARKS, RECREATION AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMISSION MINUTES OF THE JULY 6, 2000 MEETING Roll Call Present: Chairperson Gonzales, and Commissioners Bell, Fishman, Francis, and Hirsch Staff: Rooney/Flaherty Approval of June 6, 2000 Minutes Motion: "Approved" Bell/Hirsch Bell/Hirsch/Gonzales - Ayes Francis/Fishman - Abstain Correspondence Matters for Commission Consideration N/A Commissioners Items. A. Museum Subcommittee Motion: "To appoint Commissioners Fishman and Bell as the Jazz, Surf, and Historical Society Museum subcommittee members." Staff Notes: 1 Joint Meeting with the City Council is scheduled for Tuesday, August 1, 2000 at 7:00 PM. The major agenda topic will be a workshop to review Valley Park designs. 2. Place Museum Subcommittee on monthly agenda. Francis/Hirsch — All Ayes Adjournment: 7:35 PM Francis/Fishman - All Ayes July -27, 2000 Chairperson and Members of the Parks, Recreation and Community Resources Advisory Commission HERMOSA VALLEY PARK SCHEMATIC DESIGN WORKSHOP CITY COUNCIL/COMMISSION Recommendation Staff recommends that the Council and -Listen to a presentation by Evans and Associates about Hermosa Valley Park Design. 2. Listen to a presentation by Steve Sheridan from LA County about a prospective water detention basin located -in Valley • Park and determine whether or not .to pursue this program. 3. Approve a preliminary plan and prioritize improvements Hermosa Valley Park.` ..Schedule a date to present:the proposed plan as a Municipal Matter at a future City Council. Meeting. Background The City Council and the Parks, Recreation and Community Resources Advisory Commission assigned subcommittee members (Dunbabin/Oakes/Francis) to work with:staff and the architects to develop plans for the park renovation. The subcommittee has met four times with Evans. and Associates to develop this preliminary plan and budget (Attachments A and B). In addition, Public Works introduced the topic regarding the potential use of -Valley Park as a'waterdetention basin to the committee . Council requested a joint workshop meeting 'with the. Commission in order to discuss important topics related to parks and recreation. Analysis Hermosa Valley Park is the top priority park CIP for FY 2000- 2001. The workshop will allow both the Council and Commission to dedicate an entire meeting to review this plan so that the. project timeline can be accelerated. key issues for this meeting will b A. -Park design B. Water detention basin C. Prioritization The subcommittee has spent considerable time in developing the plan and list of improvements with the architects.- The Master. Plan addresses all of the improvements listed in the City's initial work program and would improve the park functionally and; aesthetically. After reviewing the proposed water detention basin project, the members of the committee concluded that it would not be in the best interest of'the park.. They felt that it would create potential maintenance problems with the turf and that it would change the overall character of the park. Furthermore, the majority of the land used for detention is in the. School District's portion` of. the. Park. Once the Council Members and Commission agree on a preliminary plan for the park, Evans and Associates will prepare a final schematic plan to be presented to the public at a future Council :meeting. The renovation of Hermosa Valley Park has been long awaited. Clearly, the Master Plan may exceed the existing CIP budget, however', it will allow the City to understand the funding requirements, phase the project as necessary, and seek additional funding with the benefit of an approved plan. FISCAL IMPACT: NONE. THE CURRENT HERMOSA VALLEY PARK CIP BUDGET IS $438,360. ESTIMATED PROPOSITION 12 FUNDS: $150,000. AVAILABLE IN VAROUS PARK IMPROVEMENTS: $100,000. TOTAL: $688,360 Attachments: . Valley Park - Schematic Improvement Plan B. Valley Park - Preliminary Cost Estimate Scheme C. City of Hermosa Beach Parks CIP Budget for FY 00-01 Respectfully submitted, Mary C ' • • • ey Direc'or, Community Resources CITY OF HERMOSA BEAD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. FY 2000-01 ADOPTED BUDGET Equip Prop A I ° Park Bldg St Gas I Asset Fire Ca M rtle Loma Dwntwn ' Forf _ Prot Improv Undrgm Undrgm Repl TOTAL General Enhance O.en S.I Rec 4%UUT Imp' Prop C Tax Sewer CDBG Grant • , Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund 1 CIP "-j CIP # 1 PROJECT NAME -Fund 001 ment Fund Fund 109 -j 121 1 125 Fund 126 1 127 1 Fund 146 Fund 115 160 140 150 170 180 301 1 307 308 715 FUNDING L IMPROVEMENTS TDA STREET & SAFETY • 20,300 20,300 00-140 11th PL, On -Street Pkg. Imp. 0,300 44264,000 99-144 Strand Bikeway & Ped Path - 1241 208,876 13,573 447,643 95-150 Hermosa -Pier Ave to 16th St. ttt .551 387,643 30,000 - 99-158 Developers Reimb/14th St. 141,000 213,500 213,500 00-171 Steetlmprovements, Ardmore 213,500 00-172 21st St: Imp, Valley to Power 21 ,500 577,082 2 21,234 97-182 Myrtle Ave. Utility Undergrnd. 411;7451 577,082 11,745 97-183 Loma Dr. Utility Undergmd. J 27 Planters 27,4D0 1,000,000 00-191 00-192 14th St. Landcaped _ Street Imp - Loma Area 1,027,400 3,493,904 SUBTOTAL 161,300 241,551 596,519 13,573 30,000 1 1,462,134 577,082 411,745 STORM DRAIN IMPROVEMENTS �® 1,268,747 1,268,747 98-304 16th St. Storm Drain Improv. 60,491 - ®® 394,740 99-305 Install CDS Clarifier Units 334,249 ® 45,864 99-306 Install Catch Basin Inserts , 40,250 5,614 1,709,351 SUBTOTAL' 1374,499 66,105 1,268,7471 SEWER IMPROVEMENTS ® 103,925 Manhole Repair/Reconstruc. 103,9255 511,500 89-409 Loma Area 511,500 87,900 00-410 00-411 Sewer Rehab - Sewer Rehab -Target Area 1 87,900 77,500 00-412 Sewer Rehab - Target Areal 77,500 ^® 101,400 00-413 Sewer Rehab - Target Area 3 101,400 a ® 62,300 00-414 Sewer Rehab -Target Area 4 62,300 944,525 SUBTOTALI _ i 944,525 Jlj i PARK IMPROVEMENTS 438,630 95-507 Valley Park Improvements 157,622 281,008 107,100 99-529 Clark Field Improvements 107,100 100,0001 99-530 Various Park Improvements 100,000 645,730 SUBTOTAL 364,722 281,008 PUBLIC BUILDINGS & GROUNDS IMPROVEMENTS 296,017 99-610 Fire Station Remodel 296,017 753,490 96-622 City Hall Remodel, ADA Upgrade 329,369 134,076 154,045 53,000 83,000 217,199 99-627 Comm. Center Improvmnts. 217.199 1,037,266 234,216 - 00-630 99-631 Pier Renovation/Phase 111 Beach Restrooms Rehab. - -- • 803.050 --- 43,500 43,500 SUBTOTAL 1,132,419 260,6991 134,076 234,216 154,045 53,000 296,0171 83,000 2,347,472 83,000 9,140,982 FUND TOTALS 1,132,419 161,3001 616,050 625,421 281,008 134,076 596,5191 13,573 1,274,846 154,045 1,268,747 53,000 296,017 1,462,134 577,082. 411,745 Chairperson and Members of the Parks, Recreation and Community Resources Advisory Commission Regular Meeting of August 1, 2000 The Department of Community Resources has been involved in the following activities for the month of June 2000: Recreation Programming: Civic Theater Events: June 1.0 "Dance With Penny's"s private dance studio recital for family and friends. June 17 - "Bagpipes at the Beach" presented by the Cabar Feidh Pipe Band to a full house audience. June 20 & 21- Hermosa Valley School Rehearsal and Graduation of the 8th Grade Class of about 90 students. A reception and dance followed at the Clark Building. Recreation Classes & Programs- The Surf Camps, sponsored in part by Chevron, started off with a "splash" with four one -week-long camps this month. The youths ages 10-17 learned basic surfing techniques, etiquette, and water safety at a great low price of $38.00. The first of the Summer season classes started, with the After -Summer -Blast sports camps and the Skyhawks sports camps being the most requested. Golf surfing, Tai Chi, Yoga, and Dog Obedience were the popular classes for adults. Summer Blast Day Camp: The first week of a 12 -week Camp started this month. Day campers, ages 6-12, participated in a variety of recreational activities geared toward a weekly theme ("Blast From the Past"). The week's excursion to El Capitan's Theater enhanced the theme with a dinosaur exhibit. Program highlights include sports, drama, music, cooperative games, crafts, and outdoor activities. An average of 60 children attend each week. Skate Track: The expanded Summer Open Skate hours for all ages began this month with the close of Hermosa Beach schools on June 22nd. The last week of the month prior to the Fourth of July was full to capacity for most of the open hours. The Track continues to have private party rentals every weekend. About a dozen patrons took advantage of Saturday morning "board"ing school and a similar number for another workshop "Skate With a Pro". Roller Hockey: The Spring Youth League (ages 5-15) is still in the middle of the season, with end -of -league playoffs scheduled in August. Special Events: Mervyn's Beach Bash: Top performing athletes and musicians attracted large spectator audiences (an estimated 80,000) to the second annual four-day Beach Bash. Entertainment venues featured the AVP Men's Hermosa Beach Open, the BVA Women's Pro Beach Open, and the professional extreme 'sports competitions ,(skateboarding, in-line skating, and bicycle stunts) on the "Soul Bowl". ":All activities took place on the beach side of the Strand. Excursions: (No excursions planned this month.) Adult Sports Leagues & Tournaments: Men's and Co-ed Slow -Pitch Softball Leagues: Over -The -Line Softball Tournament: The fifth and sixth tournaments of a ten tournament series of play between adult and teen males was held on the beach with 4 teams and 12 teams respectively participating. Upcoming Events: International Surf festival & BCHD Health Fair Aloha Days. Surf Contest & Festival Shakespeare by the Sea CBVA Volleyball Tournament Over -The -Line Softball Tournament Festival of the Arts Excursion August 4-6 August 12-13 August 13 August 19 August 19 August 20 Facility 6/00 User Hours 6/99User Hours Clark Building 188 190 Clark Field 239 155 Theatre 65 78 Gym 147 168 Room 8 64 50 Room 10 101 ' 83 Room 12 74 81 Valley Park Field 107 52 South Park Hockey Rink 215 105 DEPARTMENT REVENUE Current This Month Month Last FY $72,995 $67,781 REVENUE FY 1999-00 for 100% of the Fiscal Year is: $560,293 or 105% of the projected figure of $534,422. DONATIONS (in addition to Department Revenue): EXPENDITURE FY 1999-00 for 100% of the Fiscal Year is: $706,337 (estimated) or 96% of the projected figure of $742,219. Attachment: FY 99-00 Donation Grid Respectfully Submitted, 1.141/1/IMPAI Concur: Mitch Assumma Recreation 'Supervisor r, Community Resources FY 99-00 DONATIONS Donor Hawthorne Savings 1999 Sunset. Concerts on the Beach July, 1999 $10,000 Anheuser Busch 1999 Sunset Concerts on the Beach July, 1999 $5,000 Hill and Knowlton 1999 Sunset Concerts on.the Beach July, 1999 $10,000 Hermosa Kiwanis Foundation Roller Hockey Jerseys July, 1999 $500 Chevron Chevron Surf Camp August, 1999 $3,758 (of $6,000 for FY 99-00) Surf Rider Foundation Chevron Surf Camp August, 1999 $1,000 Round Table Pizza Roller Hockey Program September, 1999 $250 Tony Marone s Famous Gourmet Pizza Roller Hockey Program September, 1999 $150 Rollerblade Roller Hockey Program October, 1999 $100 Hermosa Beach Rotary Club Hallowen Howl October, 1999 $350 Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Club Halloween Howl and Sand Snowman Contest October, 1999 $300 Woman's Club of Hermosa Beach Halloween Howl October, 1999 $250 Hennessey' s Tavern Millennium Celebration November, 1999 $250 Anheuser Busch Millennium Celebration December, 1999 $10,000 Woman's Club of Hermosa Beach Sand Snowman Contest January, 2000 $150 Skate Park Raffle Skate Park Staffing January, 2000 $235 Millennium Brick Fundraiser Millennium Celebration January, 2000 $73,000 Beach Cities Health District Fire reserve staff for Millennium Celebration January, 2000 $1,000 International Merchandising Corporation Skate Park Staffing . January; 2000 $10,000 Patrick Kovac Skate Park Materials/Supplies January, 2000 $100 Hennessey's Tavern Skate Park Materials/Supplies January, 2000 $100 Robert Courtney, Inc. Skate Park Materials/Supplies January, 2000 $100 Hawthorne Savings • Spring Eggstravagan7a February, 2000 $400 Michael Norris, Inc: Skate Park Materials/Supplies ,February, 2000 $100 Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Skate Park Materials/Supplies February, 2000 $1,000 Rubin Postair & Associates Skate Park Staffing February, 2000 $1,000 Chevron Chevron Surf Camp February, 2000 $8,000 Skate Park Raffle Skate Park Staffing March, 2000 $263 Skate Park Raffle Skate Park Materials/Supplies March, 2000 $116 Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Skate Park Materials/Supplies April, 2000 $1,000 Hermosa Beach Kiwanis Spring Eggstravagan7a Bunny April, 2000 $250 Intrepid Marketing Group (Uncle Bens Rice) 2000 Sunset Concerts on the Beach May, 2000 $10,000 Skate Park Raffle Skate Park Staffing May, 2000 $168 Anheuser-Busch (Budwieser) 2000 Sunset Concerts on the Beach June 19, 2000 $10,000 Surfrider Foundation -South Bay Chapter Chevron Surf Camp 2000 June 19, 2000 $750 Anheuser-Busch (Budwieser) 2000 Sunset Concerts on the Beach June 21, 2000 $10,000 TOTAL $169,640 1rs".`•Z>st?s••:Y�+l • �t?S "Sf�"'7=. v - =-� �� For the second "consecutive year, the. .Mervyn's California Beach Bash will be'` _ bashing its `way into Hermosa Beach along `;; with`an arsenal'of pro beach volleyball ;' players, extremeathletes' and thousands of spectators :alike:: Starting Thursday, June S, -the largest combined beach volleyball,..? extreme sports and music festival will .take over .much of the area surrounding pier. - The event, which last year gave an..; • early summer lift to Pier Avenue bars and local hotels, will he .broadcast on ESPN : j. and various other extreme: ports -friendly • 4 stations ,; For _more -information :on the event, the California Eeach Bash Web site .,at www.beachbash.vidnet cow The Mervyn's California Beach Bash 2000 will be returning to Hermosa Beach this summer: The event, which is touted as the na- tion's largest combined beach volleyball extreme sports and music festival, will run froin June $. to 11:. Like, last year's event, this:year's Beach Bash will include the "Soul Bowl" where top skateboarders, in-line skaters.•and bicycle stunt riders will compete for prizes The festival swill =also include.-.. .performances by Saye Ferns, Common' -•xx tin, S:ense, Royal,,Croivni-Revue, Joe Weed, Band and;theRed Elvises a �, }� .• �::_ Fors rnore, information,--.vi.sit :the Mervyn s CaltforniaBeach Bash Web • ,:site at:www beachbash.vidnet:com-or call 4:73- .:.0411 •t}"[i�-.`T�F:IT=.'�.'F�>:da%L>afiVt'w'Ti.� .ai4.�..-yD._yrt.. ='.•It looks kke a Moroccan village is sprouting up on •Hermosa Belch,'. but actually' is Elie skeletal beginnings of the huge Mervyn's Beach Bash encarnprrient as it looked ozi:714 '1Photo by Robb Fulcher :' `• :1': VOLUME NUMBER 43 • JUNE 15, 2000 by Robb Fulchercul Last year's fledgling . Mervyn's California Beach Bash may.have been • big, but this year•the four-day orgy of extreme sports, pro volleyball and music was Bolstered in part by the explosive popularity of extreme 'Skateboarding, bicyclingand inline skating, -the free event last weekend drew tens of hou- sands of people to a temporary village the size of three fOotball' fields.- On Saturday • throngs moved shoulder -to - shoulder . acioss the venue ,'• • Which' stretched: across the sands from a concert . stage at 11th Street to the outermost volley- ball courts skirting. 15th Street. Organizers estimat- ed the four-day atten- dance at 80,000, but ;police -. estimates soared even higher, placing Saturday's: crowd at :50,000,;', that clogged the. Pier Plaza proxnenade .where.;a40-fent tail, 14 foot wide Jumbotron screen :Shbv;red from the Bash: The event Showcased Hermosa to . television .audiences via -Poi,. Sports Net ESPN and 'While a web site -strearned the Bigh to 'countless others. :The - spirts. events drew coverage from every -large Los: Angeles -Area _media let and from pUblica-. tions such as •"Sports Illustrated" and "USA Photo by Today." Ray Vidal All in all, the Bas emerged this year as - . the only rival to Hermosa's . other huge summer party, the Fourth of July, which traditionally fills streets with revelers of a more alcohol -sod- den nature. • - • The crowd was so large Saturday • that when event promoter James Leitz looked out across it, he freaked.- He turned to Hermosa Beach Police Officer Paul Wolcott and expressed his sudden concern.. . • "I know it sounds weird, because I'm the promoter, but I turned to [Wolcott] and I said 'Look at all those people:" Leitz said. "He just said, 'Oh, they're . • • In its second year, the massive Beach Bash of extreme sports, volleyball and music took over Hermosa and emerged as one of the town's two premier summer parties j •fine.' He was real cool. He was a breath of fresh air" The 1 Bash caused police "no problems at all," said Wolcott, who also serves as the department's • spokesman. He could not recall even a minor incident that police needed to handle at the heavily attended event. "Everyone was well-behaved," Wolcott said. "It went off without a hitch." Leitz recalled "a couple of fights over the four days;" but compared that favor- ably to a typical summer weekend on the Pier Plaza. Wolcott said auto traffic flowed fairly well, With some tie-ups occurrink 'Pier Avenue east to Valley Drive at the -conclusion of some of the key- sports_•• events. - The tie ups occurred deipite shuttle buses that Carried people. from Mira Costa High School to the event and back again, running every 20 minutes on Saturday and Sunday. The morning after On Monday morning Leitz, vice pres-• ident ' of International Management Group of Los Angeles, which puts on . . the event for Mervyn's, was overseeing I the dismantling of the sport village that took over the town. He' sat inside the. IMG trailer, talking on two desk tele- phones between calls on his cell phone and a radio clipped to his belt. >-13 ;'-Eito.Yasutoko,,16 of Osaka Japan, goes Itamakazi to ....capture second.place.in the men's' vertical.shating com- „yetition. His brother Takeshi,13, finished first. Photo. ..,by Ray Vidal , . • . • • • Save Ferris' Monique Powell. and Nick Hernandez ofCommon Sense put their shoulders to. the wheel Saturday afternoon. Photos by*ay•Vidal ' • ••••,'"',:.•:" •••• , ••• • . . • 7: • :'• ; 2 • The sand made for forgiving landings in the mosli pit. 13ayyidal dlik3211N3ON3d3CIN1 • jolpi:Parizgr of Tempe Arizona' flies to third place in the Stuntman Vertical 1%inals Photo by David Fairchild. • ' ' • 777)97§1-5X5rd.LN.4: Jol..auo .tptm 4pncrioafoid a SPLIOE/ c41--),PP:19CfA)3sz. Eff.mensanzummosomes • • "Vrt •4;.:,..z '4,V41,`.4;:%4.4•;•`47„,.! .....;:.,r4M11'`M • 0#4 ••• . :;;;•: • , .'.*Whirnsical sand dragon.dddidto the estimated $1.7 million Mervyn's spent to • party in Hermosa. Photo' by:ICevin Cody' Hermosa Beach reserve firefighter Jennifer Pavley gets' support Sunday morning from fellow firefighters. • ,• ; • • • She and teammate Jen Meredith finished.third..PhotOs by Kevin Cody' • • ••••- 'r ';': . • , , • • ,;,; Dain Blanton loolzs up. hopefully as•Rric•Foripimoarra goesjln:for;the,hltl• . Saturday against the Brazilian Olyzirpig..tear:n:..ofjoseloiegq:and,EmmanUeU,':'',. Rego. -The'Brazillans Wan:15-12on their' Way'to winningthc tournament Fonoimoana and Blanton finished fiftliPhoto byyevin.COily • . • :: ets �f m :the Soutliem=`ITemisphere AVP.77'.14 .SKM Yjr;014bai.1, MTSi'P. 'fr9 iggirgR l,srnr,in, , At ?..;EXii&oieopwr AtWORMIGIMPOSTOM h�EklGi ti°St+VvtlA4,1,se;t• 4,,'i'j'irn"; `.t +gs a ur 3.t14 MINIM , • Iiiveken rem. On one side of the Mervyn'.s Beach'.Bash held -last weekend in Hermosa'; Beach; you,; i s n id fans cheering for digs,; sets and spikes. On the other.side, you had fan ,,, holleringfor;' ontside fakies and grinds: At 'first glance' the two`events would. seem completelyunre ted and incompatible;• yet somehow itall.blended together perfectly to make fora highl itertaining beach weekend.. . Mervyn's California put on the whole .. a� • vent, bringing together the men's and /omen's professional beachvolleybaIl aments, with stops on the professional tour ; kateboarding, in-line skating and bicycle,::. Lunt riding tours. The result was a some=. mes chaotic, but never boring weekend of each activities. The professional beach volleyball tourna- :.'. (lents have long been a staple on the sands'.. n Heigksa Beach. While the women's tour- iameiay :have been hampered by a de )leted lineup of.teams thanks to an Olympic.. ivalifying tournament in Italy. the -same, , vicekend, the men's tournament featured: he familiar names. It even 'produced first=" ime winners in the Brazilian duo, . of Jose ..oiola and Emanuel Rego.aThe same pair .. :inished second; in lastyear's tournament and second in the AVP stop:up the beach in '_ Manhattan Beach. A broken finger or two:isn't enough t It was a good weekend: to •be Brazilian. slow: down' the' extreme athletes,in the; • Soul Bowl last weekend in Herinosa (photo by To{n (Inde) til. ournament . contend for the`. title. The highest finishers from one' year ago .were, fifth -place finish - 4'r rt Last,?4eekend marked a,coupler�of firsts ersNancy.Reno•andLinda Hanley, who for;the Beach Volleyball! America's tourna- ' tied for fifth with: different. partners, Reno rrten�istoptn,iermosa Beach, part of ;the with. Holly McPeak and :Hanley with Gab - Mervyn's Beach. Bash First off, rt was the• rielle Reece,.This time they teamed up and aebut of a newly, formed league for -women were the;top-seeded team, but fell the replacing the old Women'.s'Professional earlier rounds • A leyball Associationtv hichadisbanded •a `•"`The winners•jumped outto a.9-5 Lead on years•ago.Secondly,•the finals :featured d.Busch service: ace• and just when it '6 teamsvying for -their first professional seemed•they Were, in contr•ol' of the match, v+4� '� w- . �""` ra '''y "y' •""'`Wacholder and' Mason came right back be- n'theend,•the teamof Leanne`Schuster hind the: serving of Mason, scoring four arrie Busch )outlasted Nancy Mason straight, points to -.regain. the lead at 10-9. achel Wacholder, 15-r13, m an exert- Busch and.Schuster thenfell behind; 12-10, lib final On,thekgames final ,point, Schus- before, surging ahead again at 13-12, when er•.raced back:to retrieveiaiballsent her ,Mason•'s;ret•u•rn went. long 'They increased •ay;:from�a dung dig byMason.:Then she their lead by one, .14-12, before Mason hit t;theball back toT ,uscb twhoswa4t,near a winner down the left side to stay alive at; the'tiet and finished it with a cross -court• 14-13. • x s 'The game plan was to try to go after, •winner ,�, ,,:�: .tit t .:: . e' obviously, practice „with them twice Carrie,"" said Mason. Its hard with that week," said}„B.usch'. They know what we team because they *both are great passers like'.to do, and our strengths and weak and great setters, and maybe we stayed on., nesses,,Ilitit` I° think it jusfikincl oflsliows • . Carrie too much. Carrie, I think, is the best Leanne;andI':are;_starting t6 Make' little setter out here on the tour. steps getting better, and hopefully it will "We missed some serves," she added o " 7r. " ;..,;x.,.!;•,;•':;,�; • later:. We just needed to stay a little more a' The *tournament was missing`four of the aggressive.: • • op. five seeded,,'teams •,which. were: partici : Schuster, who. hails from Mesa, Ariz., • :Hating .ina,TIVB sanctioned _event_in • and Busch, from Milwaukee, Wis.,' began Cagliari,,:Italy, an Olympic ,qualifying by,playing in two tournaments together last •year before making moves up the Last year's champions; Liz'M•asakayan ladd•er on, this season's tour. 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";(Continued from Page 36' • L-oiola-and Rego did.thur vocal rooting section proud with: their victory Only a few hours earlier in what=is known is the Soul s:!s,�a-a Bowl 4co n ryman Cnstiano Mateus shred de h$wway to a wm to the 'oung Guns fi nils• earning a cool $4,000 Fellowrazil tint Bob Brnqust of kSab4 Pa 1 shed e�g'hth y; "` was�a lotfo • end -is _he:signed'autographs for a throng of:fans ;international appeal of this `sport ,have a:: - hada lot of friends watching.' ther' Combine these'performancesr-with Gustavo Kueten's French Open tennis title and Brazilians worldwide may•have forgot sten about the country's 'r"evered soccerteam ';for a day,, Well; let's not get crazy here." • •��look at the'results..The Jap anesebro team;of Takeshi•.Yasutoko'and Eito`Yasu toko took•one and two in the half pipe .Eito . ,: won the Soul Bowl contes•t On the street course, SvenBoekhorst Holland took firstplace honors;*while ?-0n .the1.19ical°front,?'Adil :Dyani, :who SydneY's Blake Dennis finished second an ivies in Redondo_Beachiby way:_of.idorway :San Diego's Louie Zamora finished thin aced =third Hermosa Beach.s Jake'Pb _Other competitors m the top 10 hatted'fro 'secki skated into;10th placer as far away as South Afnca Venezuela and They call these sports extreme sports'for ` Frani good reason The participants are typically - If• the sporting .events weren't eno g ..oun , as essive and fearless:`One skate .. y g ": agr keep you occupied there were plena boarder :took a spill, opening Upr. sizable other activities Sponsor Norelco offere. gash on this *hm only to nde on Another What it called'Adrene land," a rope climb left warmups and vomited off the side of h tng'rice where participants square off` a the bleachers, only to return and place zn =grace to thetopu Vartous?4onsors offere he top five Nowthat's extreme., booths v ith nformatton on their prods =But skateboarding has been. around for There was even a cyber cafe setup F some time, and old school skaters art still pressrvc sandcastle sculptures were;built:on eager to display thea soulful skills Lance �' the beach side "of the :volleyball ,stadium Mountain dazzled the crowd Saturday with After each day's events, live music aw s .some smooth skating"to win the'Masters featured on a•concert Stage erected on t , :Division 7 south side of the pier: - T The women skateboarders were conipet In thelend;`the weekend was tike mal in , ing on•the Street course a new 'addition to :a stop it Disneyland on' a iSaturday,after ;' the. Beach Bash 'Jesse Van emerged as'•the . - noon in the summer: not enough time to :`champion m Saturday s finals ;try all the rides. Now I know Why .they call The in-line skaters were:showcased on ; it a.=weekend of extreme sports. 'Getting the'_street course; the soul.bowl and the half ,:-:through it. all inakes�you :extremely :tired. pipe. 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Billing itself ': as. the nation's largest combined beach :' volleyball, extreme sports and music fes- tival;..the goal for organizers is to com- bine all of :the: elements.of :the:California.; lifestyle with•.world-class`competitioi.• from the'`nation's leading extreme, sports; and beach volleyball tours.°• • Beginning today, June 8, the world's premier beach volleyball players ana pro- fessional extreme athletes will battle for• more than $250,000 in total prize money. With the summer: Olympics on the .hori- zon,_ the, beach volleyball events will. serve as •the .three-month •warning point for the top stars in .both tours. • The Men's Sideout Hermosa Beach Open is one of the biggest stops on the AVP tour, and should be:hotly -contested by a strong lineup of teams.' Returning to the Hermosa Beach courts will be defend-.• ing champions David. Swatik and Mike Whitmarsh, who also won -the. coveted Manhattan Open later last. season. • , Standing in their way,will be Olympic:;. hopefuls and perennial favorites Karch Standing. in their way.will be Olympic . . hopefuls' and perennial favorites Karch.; Kiraly and Adam Johnson. Dain Blanton" and Eric Fonoimoana will also be primed and ready, following their recent win.at'; the. 2000 AVP Santa Cruz Open: Brent` Doble'. and Lee LeGrand won the tour's first tournament of the season, and will;be gunning for the cherished Hermosa title:'`:: Headlining the Women's Unionbay "`. Pro Beach Open will Lisa Arce and her partner, Manhattan Beach resident Barbra Fontana. The duo won the first BV tour- nament of the. .season. `Annett Davis and Jenny Johnson Jordan won. the recent.:... BVA Santa Monica Open, and figure.to contend. Not to be counted out are last:. year's champions Liz Mazakayan and:' Elaine Youngs. Three different extreme sports (skate- boarding, aggressiye.in-line skating and bicycle stunt•riding) will take center stage :•. with competitionsin three different 'disci- plines: the half pipe, the street course -and the uniquely constructed Lee Pipes "Soul Bowl." The_Soul. Bowl is a shaped like; an empty :swimming ' pool .and made out of hardwood. It made its North American debut at last year's event and has become a hit on the 'extreme. sports scene ever since. Designed in Germany, it.is'a;throw- back to the early •days -of skateboarding when •drained pools, with their smooth surface: and gentle. curves, 'were common destinations for'skating fanatics. "It's: similar to.the. vert' ramp, but in volves 'a lot more," 'said.Dbn Bostick, World Cup Skateboarding Tour director. "The skaters have todo more carving and: figure-eight riding. around therounded edges." • • The in-line skaters and the BMX'bicy- cle riders will also be trying to figure it out as well. While the. Soul'Bowl was, the only ex- trcme sports venue last year, this year's event will include the more traditional Clockwise from top right, Man- hattan Beach'sLisa Arce will bat- tle for the women's beach volley- ball title; inline skaters will take to the Soul Bowl; and so will the bicy- cle stunt riders. Manhattan Beach' David Swatik will try, and defen his 'title in 2000, and skateboarders • will venture back to the old school in the Soul Bowl. (photos by. Ray Vidal) •street course and half pipe (orAvert:ram, 'These disciplines )Yill::be erected on ah beach adjacent .to the"Soul:Bowl 'with a long row of'.bleachersproviding specta- tors with views' of: all threecourses:. Last year's: Soul'Bowl'.champs ;will be, returning., to defend .their! •includinL Lance:Mountain to the' Legends skate . boarding coinpetihon,,Itune Glifber to the. Invitational skateboarding division. r .. Dave' Mirra in' the Bicycle stunt ndin. and Manuel Bil iris in the io line comp Also included for•'thisvyear will competition for' the women m;; the in lin and skateboard ing. street course AIL of the events; are free, of charge,to ; the public, and shuttle service:will be'pro; vided from designated' lots.•'Fo'r mord'. in= formation,. •call 437-0411 or visit':www • beachbash,vidnet.com. • le asses • The city of. Hermosa Beach is spons ing beach volleyball 'classes for bot young people and adults this summer. Youth volleyball classes for ages 8 :..through 12 will begin Monday, June 18, from 4.45 to 5:45 p.m. The cost of the six - .week ix -week class is'$32, with 'a $2 discount for Hermosa residents. • Classes for' adults .(beginning through intermediate).•begin Monday or Tuesday, ' June .19 or.20,'from 6 t 7:30 p.m. The cost of the. six-week class is $38 with a $3 discount for,residents. • All classes meet on the south side of the Hermosa, pier. Sign up at the Hermosa Beach Community Center at 710 Pier Ave. For more information call Steve Fillman at 540-3615. by Robb 1 ulcher .• As Many as:50,000 visitors. are expect. •ed to take_in the second annual Mervyn:s Beach Bash, an orgy of:world-class pro beach volleyball, extreme sports and live• ;• music today through Sunday •in a • mas-;• sive"festival-grounds:-near: Hermosa pier :< •Organizers :expect as many as 20,000 =., visitors a day: on the :two °weekend days • ' to watch the :world's. top ."pro volleyball players ;and :extreme;'athletcs . skate. ,boarders bicycle stunt riders and :':;'skaters=compete: for x$250,000.=in`::total ':.: prize money t { J ' On�_thevbeachwvolleyball� front,:,,,the , men's Sideout HermosaBeach.Open and;; women's Uniionbay .Pro Beach Open x•serve as important :pre Olympic events for` stars such as 'Karch _°Kiraly, : Adam Johnson, Lisa.::Arce and Holly McPeak :. _The, extreme.,sport snde,of'thmgs .will feature the "Soul Bo�nrl " which is °like. "Were moving the concert stage .frons •. the Pier -Plaza to south of the pier, which will free up`'the =plaza :and;brinig back - more of `a beach element to the con Certs, Leitz said. .n•. Ol m zan 1 arch,Sural zs;amo v th ., s' � big wooden swimming poo113 feet deep, Y P_ . Y a pry beach ▪ ,.Sunday- highlights include pro beacb.. vol' ball stars scheduled to compete in the AVPs j 64 feet long and 46 feet wide; flanked by 1volleyball fmais for women at 12:30 p m; . Sideout Hermosa Beach Opez:-•!:! the Beach Bash • bleachers to give spectators a •bud`s eye, _ ▪ fo; 2 p mand men at 3 `p m to 5 p m v}ewof the skaters and bikers cover the action, with•the largest one, 10 'Dung__ Guns" pro men`s skateboard, and a half feet _tall 'and: :14 feet wide, finals 11- a m to 12 30 p m , :6,411)T TV's small a• nd large ,r , � �� :fpm sited eastward: up •into the Pier Plaza 7n ... skating finals 2 p m to 3 p m Eoff Sports Net will broadcast portions �It'v ill be,�cool for: the people in:the of themen's and -.women's volleyball burs,".sand James 1 eitz,:vice president of 1.,,;i:'....;,?:''....:...-i..; ha Ching tournamerits,'while ESPN and espn2 will International Management;Group:of Los:: - .IMG officials .estimate the event will show skateboarding, bicycle,.stunts and Angeles, which puts on ...the; event :for pump 30:to 40 percent more money- • in-line . comp'etitions,. for a to#al of nine .Mrvyn's and a host of smaller sponsors the beach' citiesthan -last year. • el' hours of television coverage` ri �' The concert lineup. includes -the Red • In.1999 IMG_ . booked 241 local hot`�l :. -Big screens will 'be set�p;'at the bash Elvises, Comrriori Sense and the..nou .:rooms for an ave rage` two.and a halff - as well: Three "Jumbotron"; screens will veau-swing Royal Crown Revue v.• "PFgri riti . . • • • • ;4.4:040,41.A.. ermosa.'s -Registration is ongoing for the Her times will be 6:15,`7:30 -and 8:45 p.m. mora Beach summer men's and coedslot" Fees for the league_ are $425 per tearn, league. •I ` Pitch softball lea� us refundable forfeit feeand a'$3- The league begins June 22. Games will � per-pl• ayer fee for each player who is nota. be played at Clark Field, 861 Valley-resident'of Hermosa. The officials fee is Drive, on six nights for the season. The �zincluded in the team fee. "B" Division will play Thursday nights;- z = f"Full yand a corn feted sports payment P. P the "C"Division will play. Sunday, Tues { roster is required at the time of registra- day and Friday nights; -the :"D" Division £ tion a -will play Wednesday nights; and the Coed a" For more information, call 318 0280. rDivision will play Monday nights Game;4 The city of Hermosa Beach -is sponsor., ing beach _Volleyball _classes for_botii? young people and adults this summer. Youth volleyball classes for ;ages 8 through 12 will begin Monday, .June -18« from 4 45 16 _5:0 p m The cost of the slxl' week -class •is $32 w_ ith a $2. discount Heimosa residents K June 15 -2000 The city. of Hermosa Beach is accepting Orris for the fourth -annual summer over-:. the-1ine'•softball tournament, Saturday;. . > June 10, at the Hermosa Beach pier g-, Classes -for 'adults (beginning througha .The, entry_fe . is $4$ per team 'ind' each z intermediate) begin _Monday or Tuesday';=, team is guaranteed to play at aeast four June .19 or 20, _from 6 to 7 30 pain The, •garnes:.There will be both rrien's..and t cost of the six week class as"$38 v ith a $3` Women's divisions with play beginning at iscount for;residerits .< r 9 a.m ::. All classes :meet on the. south side of g :For more information, call'0655-.866- .the city at is the Hermosa pier 'Sign up at the Hermosa 318-0280 or -Russ Johnson at (562) :866- �Beach•Community Center at 710 Pier Ave. 3 -.8685. "or more informationcall Steve_Fillman at: in -3615 1K Y T y l J �9, e. -r :BacrHaggismakes'a pecial appeard'nce-in !",Bagpipes 'ef- the <Be c3 , st`arting of 7130 '_p:m:: Safiiiday n tiie"-He'rmosa`Beach • :Community Theater :See listing, or call 370-8406:: :.:.. - ;.- r..... ....:'r.='_•..;:..cam=:=:�-.a::',;;:;--:-..'� _ _ -- �1��r_ �iq�i:.= `%cY��"`�tizt Px„.,j��s. ""'T.�.�f ;:.5�. .�:ix•�- g`.1�. , �'r„y ' •;:;.r�Knm-e.:`etF' otn•oce-idaa'wee.xfrwomee-b5e-5g.ati- etrhebec- oruornt-sinsl•.u'-t�hn;�e ••f•9-hY*£�o > • 2Qrm"iT-se co�est .c ii4gM9, x the•outh of The Hermosa 4`538,butHermosairesidents:get a S3 ._•is:sh • -:-.Y �s - - Beach peer. The cost is 332 -abut Hermosa' �> count • - Si `= - t -th ” `H .,x . , r;.� nL y.`. t s 2= '•s s� tit ?a,:: _,,r: residerits' et•a $2 discount fSi nu 'at�the, `'• e .,` ni • ,;t.:r_r; ��softball leagues_=�re:�fomung�and;wi1• � •�'• •� g �- :g,. p • � Pc •-�..��mmunity`Cente�r�7�0 EierAveriue,�orr�.,-; y k re { ..<• • ...1 Hermosa . Community . Center .710. Pier • ,-: call Steve Fi1lm i at' 310 540 3615 begin play the week of June r18 Cost to t- Meld -a. _team--�is:,5350;f�1tegisErahoiliiiiis .' •Avenue Or call-- Sfeve Fillman .at j310) � Axa; Redondo Youth:Su=f._Cmp. A youth. _�;_, throe h ` une'`9 'o e lst'gr tr fo`n`?runs `i:i540-3615..;:k rig ; r 4. rt :surfing carie orJ ds'ags, 7-16.wi11 be . t : oug J •• - g ste s --. t -Herrnosa•Beach AVolleyba11•Classes lieldY' urie`"'261'30 ion t1fe `• beach'?•in' =' info:; call Dave Albright ^at 1$-0610, ext .,1 Signups are under,way;for. beach volley;. ''1Redondo: _Thei'rfive day: camp Wrll .offer'" f '3$33{ c b�''.^lv'ki.,-I�t'i'ls�?s•rt ' r.' �.. 1�' .. ... - Hermosa Beach Yo''th°'y Ball Class 1 ball 'classes for adults -in: the beginning';. ..vo session's;'Lf�rorn `-9.3_O_a.rri.: or `9:45 's - r 9;. -: .,z- ,,.•-ti • •_ _ through:-•intermediate`'skill.,tlevels.- lhel,-,:•9'..f$.1a m `Students %i11'`Iearn' water y Sr nu s=ar"e=underywa ,fo_r :a•;beach._�ol.:. !Iian . ig P .. Y.. may f .icla. e"s"-meet•once;a'week'for six'weels:sfet,' efficienfsboa d handling;slalls; ale ball ciass •for•. -oiiths 8;I2 ,The -classes _, r• �� » �,�a _ ` y= from -6;7:30:P.M., 'and ,will .be conducted .,: ,moi yBg OTT£'ON )q x.L 9I:LT 00/SZ/L0 City of Het -Mesa Beach Valley Park Improvements Preliminary: Cost Estimate Scheme 3 ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY. UNIT PRICE EXTENDED PRICE 1 Mobilization LS 1 $ 25,000.00 $ 25,000-00 2 DemolitionLS 1 $ 24,000.00 $ 24,000.00 3 6" concrete header LP 1,955 $ 7.00, $ 13,685.00 4 Landscape Screening LS 1 $ 20,000-00 $ 20,000.00 5 Handicap "Van Accessible" Parking EA 6 $ 600.00 $ 3,600.00 6 Concrete wheelstop EA 43 $ 100.00 $ 4,300.00 7 4' wide concrete pathway SF 10770 $ 4.00 $ 43,080.00 8 New light pole BA 25 $ 1,500.00 $ 37,500.00 9 Trash receptacle EA 16 $ 500.00 ' $ 8,000.00 - 10 Picnic Table EA 11 $ -.1,200.00 $ 13,200.00 11 BBQ unit EA 6 $ 900.00 $ 5,400.00 12 Ash urn EA 4 $ 1,000.00 $ 4,000.00 13 Drinkin Fountain EA 3 $ 1,800.00 $ 5,400.00 14 EA 2 $ 1,000.00 $ 2,000.00 15 Countertop EA 1 $ 1,200.00 ' $ 1,200.00 16 Decorative Concrete paving SF 1564 $ 6.00 $ 9,384.00 17 Relocated boulders at fire pit IS 1 $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 IS Decomposed granite with stabilizer SF 8846 $ 0.60 $ 5,307.60 19 Replace existing wall cap (Amphitheater wall) IF 114 $ 12.00 $ 1,368.00 24) Level catch basin ' •- , LS 1. $ 400.00 $ 400.00. 21 New moan bounce location _ - - $ = 22 New electrical outlet for moon bounce LS 1 $ 400.00 $ 40000. 23 Relocated backstop LS 1 $ 300.00 $ 300.00 24 . 200' x 330' soccer field with sand base LS 1 $ ' 50,000.00 $ - 50,000.00 25 Full court basketball LA 1 . $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 26 Relocated boulders LS 1 $ 4,000.00 $ 4,000.00 27 12" round lodge poles LS 1 $ I2,500.00 $ 12,500.00 28 Playground area curb (12" wide) LF 400 $ 24.00 $ 9,600.00 29 Resilient surfacing . . SP 1,275 $ 12.00 $ 15,300.00 30 "Landscape Structure" composite structure (age 5 - 12) LS I $ 50,000.00 $ 50;00000 2 bay swing set (age s-12) EA 1 $ 6,000.00 $ 6,000.00 1 bay swing set (: _e 2-5) EA 1 $ 3,000.00 $ 3,000.00 33 "Kompan" composite structure (age 2-5) LS` 1' $ 25,000,00 $ 25,000.00 34 New beach sand 12" below surrounding finish grade X 382 $ 25.00 $ 9,550-00 35 Decorative bench EA 2 . $ 1,200.00 $ - 2,400.00 36 24" - 36" high poured -in-place concrete retaining wall LF 55 $ 12000 $ 6,60000 37 Poured in place round pilaster 6" above top of wall EA 10 $ 1,500.00 $ 15,000.00 38 Concrete steps with handrail LS _ 1 $ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00 39 Restroom building with storage and electrical room LS 1 $ 105,00.00 $ 105,000.00 40New concrete stairway with poured in place concrete 1cheek walls . LS 1 , . $ . 20,000.00 $ 20,000.00 Zd WdS T :SO 0002 SE - I nr LSLST8t7606 : "ON Xd.d Page 1 oft. O 12iU1NO SNt 2 (Irma : WOd= £00'd : OTT£'ON X 9I:LT 00/5Z/L0 City of Hermosa Beath Valley Park Improvements Preliminary Cost Estimate Scheme 3 ITEM NO. al) DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY. UNIT PRICE EXTENDED f PRICE 41 New rustic:monument sign - see attached sketches :EA I $ 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00 42 6' wide concrete walk SF. 704 $ 4.00 $ 2,816.00 43 : 18" high poured in place seat wall LF 25 $ 35.00 $ . 875.00 44 Relocated boulders at drainage inlet . LS . 1 $ . 2,000.00 $ 2,00(100 45 Cobble drainage swale 1,S -.. 1 $ 6,000-00 $ . 6,000.00 46 Lodge pole barrier LS - t $ 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00. 47 Concrete pad and picnic table Soccer goals • EA EA 3 2 $ 2,500.00 $ 2,400.00 $ 7,500.00 $ 4,800.00 48 49 Relocated play equipment (Big Foot & but. climbers) LS 1 $ 6,000.00 $ 6,000.00 50 _ Grading LS 1 $ . 25,000.00 $ 25,000.00 51 Landscaping shrub/ground cover LS 1 $ 40,000.00 $ 40,000.00 52 Renovated Turf . SF 182,575 $ . ' 0.12 . $ 21,909.00 53 Irrigation System SF 2.50,.388 $ . 0.75 $ 187,791.00 54 Electrical/Lighting System L.S 1 $ 20,000.00 $ 20,000.00 55 . A.C. paving in northerly parking area SF 7875 $ 3.00 $ 23,625.00 - 56 A.C- paving in sotherly parking area SP 16007 $ 3.00 $ 4802100 = SUB -TOTAL: 15% CONTINGENCY: TOTAL: h a $ 1,014,311 60 $ 152,146:74, $.1,166,458 34 $ 28 t * Item 7 - Alternate cost if concrete replaced with decomposed granite (D.G.) {includes redwood ea er otrg , , Please note that the life expectancy of D.G. is approximately 5 years vs. concrete with a life expectancy of 20 years ar more: £d Wd6T : S@ 0(0Z SZ .In: Prepared by: David Evans and Associates, Inc. 800N. Haven Avenue, Suite 300 Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 481-5750 Fax: (909) 481-5757 LSLST8t7606 : 'ON Xtid O IZIW.N0 SNUA3 : o I nUa : W02L-` i700'd 0 T T C' ON Xl 9T=LI 00/SZ/L0 City of H.etmosa Beach Valley Park Improvements Preliminary Cost Estimate Scheme 3 (Phase x) ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION UNIT Q Y UNIT PRICE EXTENDED PRICE 1 Mobilization 2 Demolition 3 LS LS. 6" concrete header 1..F $ 25.000.00 $ 25,000.00 1 $ 24,000.00 $ 24.000.00 1,955 $ 7.00 $ 13,685.00 4 : Landscape Screening 5 �.S .1 $ 20,000.00 $ 20,000.00 4' wide concrete pathway New light pole SF.. EA 10770 25 7 Trash receptacle 8 Picnic Table 9 BBQ unit 10 Ash urn EA '16 $ 4.00 $ 43,080.00 $ 1,500.00 $ 37,500-00 $ 500.00 $ 8,000.00 EA 11 6 EA 4 1,200.00 $ 13,200.00 $ 900.00 $ 5,400_00 $' • 1,000.00 $ 4,000.00 11 Drinking Fountain 12 Sink (3) 13 14 EA 3 EA 2 $ 1,$00.00 $ 5,400.00 $ 1;000.00 $ 2,000.00 Countertop Decorative Concrete paving EA 1. SF 1564 $ 1,200.00 : $ 1,200.00 $ 6.00 $ 9,384.00 15 Relocated boulders at lire pit LS 1 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00, 16 Decomposed granite with stabilizer 17 R •lace existi wall • (: •• • SF 8846 hitheater wall) LF 114 0.60 $ 5,307.60 12.00 $ 1,368.00 19 New moon bounce location 20 New electrical outlet for moon bounce 21 Relocated backstop 22 200' x 330' soccer field with sand base 23 'Atli court basketball 24 1 $ 4,000.00 • $ 4,000-00 1 $ 12,500.00 • $ 12,500.00: 400 $ 24.00 $ 9,600.0°- 1,275 $ 12.00 $ 15300.00 I $ 50,000.00 $ 50,000;00., 30 1 bay swing set (age 2-5) 31 ' "Kotnpan corn • • site structure (age 2-5) New beach sand 12" below surrounding finish grade 32 33 i24" - 36" high poured -in-place concrete retaining CY 382 wa l 34 Poured in place round pilaster 6" above top of wall 55 EA $ 3,000.00 $ 25,000.00 $ 25.00 $ 3,000.00 $ 25,000-00 $ 9,550.00 120.00 10 $ 1,500.00 35 Concrete steps with handrail 35 Restroom building with storage and electrical room 37 38 New rustic monument sign - see attached sketches 18" hi • h • • ured in place seat wall 39 1Concrete pad and picnic table 7/25/00 LS 1 $ 5,000-00 EA 1 $ 105,000.00 $ 7,000.00 LP. EA 17d ' WdOE:SO 008 SZ 'In.0 LSLST8V606 : 'ON XHd 25 3 35-00 2,500.00 $ 6,600.00 $ 15,000.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 105,000.00 $ 7,000.00 $ 875.00 $ 7,500.00 Page 1 of 2 OladINO sNdn3 alnba : Wog- OTTE'ON City of Jiermosa Beach Valley Park Improvements Preliminary Cost Estimate Scheme 3 (Phase 1) Wdoz:SO 0002 s :'i f David Evans and Associates, Inc. 800 N. Haven Avenue, Suite 300 Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 481-5750 Fax: (909) 481-5757 Page 2of2 LSLST817606 :. 'ON Xdd OI601NO SNd(t3 0IAUti : WO L ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION UNIT " ' QTY. UNIT PRIG EXTENDED PRICE '. 40 !Relocated play equipment (Big Foot & bug climbers) LS I $ 6,000.00 $ 6,000.00 41 - Grading LS I $ 25,000.00 $ 25,000.00 42 Landscaping shrub/ground cover. IS I $ 25,000.00 $ 25,000.00 43 Renovated Turf 5F.. 152,575. . 5 0.12 $ 21.909.00 44 Irrigation System SF 250,388 $ 0.75. $ 187,791.00 SUE -TOTAL: 15% CONTINGENCY: TOTAL: $ 859,249.61) $ 128,88744 $ 988,137.04 Wdoz:SO 0002 s :'i f David Evans and Associates, Inc. 800 N. Haven Avenue, Suite 300 Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 481-5750 Fax: (909) 481-5757 Page 2of2 LSLST817606 :. 'ON Xdd OI601NO SNd(t3 0IAUti : WO L 9T:LT 00/SZ/L0 City of Hermosa Beach Valley Park Improvements Preliminary Cost Estimate Scheme 3 (Phase 2) UNCI' QTY. 1 Decorative bench 2 . New concrete stairway with poured in place concrete chock walls Relocated boulders at drainage inlet 4 Cobble drainage Swale 5 Lodge pole barrier . 6' wide concrete walk 7Soccer goals Electrical/Lighting System EA LS LS. 2 1 UNIT PRICE $ 1.200.00 $ 20,000-00 $ 2,000.00 EXTENDhU PRICE $ 2,400.00 $ 20,000.00 $ 2,000.00 LS LS SF 1• 1 704 $ 6,000.00 $ 2.500.00 EA 4.00 $ 2,400.00 LS 1 $ 20.000-00 SUE -TOTAL: 15% CONTINGENCY: TOTAL: $ 6,000.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 2,816.00 $ 4,800-00 $ 20,000.00 $ 60,516.00 $ 9,077.40 $ 69,593.40 David Evans and Associates, Inc. 800 N. Haven Avenue, Suite 300 Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 481-5750 Pax: (909) 481-5757 9d WdTE:SO 000E SE 'Inr LSLST817606 : 'ON XdJ rage I. of 1 O I 8d1NO SN 3( Q I (1ba WO21 LOO'd OTT£'ON NO. 1 2 3 4 9I:LT 00/SZ/L0 Valley Park improvements Preliminary Cost Estimate Scheme 3 (Park Perimeter) DESORPTION UNC QTY. UNIT PRICE Handicap "Van Accessible" Parking A.C. paving in northerly parking area A.C. paving in sotherly parking area Concrete wheelstop EA 6 SF 7875 $ 600.00. $ 3.00 SF 16007 $ 3.00 EXTENDED PRICE $ 3,600.00 $ 23,625.00 EA 43 $ 100.00 $ 48,021.00 $ * 4,300.00 SUB -TOTAL: 15% CONTINGENCY: TOTAL: $ 79,546.00 $ 11,931.90 $ 91,477.90 7/25/00 Ld WdTE:$0 000 $Z 'int Prepared by. David Evans and Associates, Inc_ 800 N. Haven Avenue, Suite 300 Ontario, CA 91764 (909) 481-5750 Fax: (909) 48) -5757 rage 1 of 1 LSLST817606 : 'ON XHd OI WINO SWAB (HMI WOe Ixr 07/24/00 10:25:45 Ixr • P:\H\Herrn0001\AcadVetailaVonumntdwg 650J.DPT.PC2 • HERM0001 Ixr 07/24/00 10:24:44 Ixr P:\HVIerm0001\AciadVetaile\Monumnt.dwg CHAIN LINK FENCE CHAIN LINK FENCE 1' HIGH RETAINING WALL 6' HIGH BLOCK WALL oN`SrRFFT pAR4NG 0 SCHJEMA TIC IMPR 0 VEMENT LAN 3' HIGH HAND RAIL •fl*R111flflflR1111 --rr • • • 25 • • • • • • Eta • BASKETBALL COURT • • •• • •• C llflf11•11M sII1u A.C. RAMP 6' HIGH BLOCK WALL 1' HIGH RETAINING WALL PROPOSED PARK IMPROVEMENTS 0 0 O O O 0 11 0 23 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 36 0 39 0 o 42 48 0 0 51 52 6' HIGH BLOCK WALL WOOD FENCE 6" CONCRETE HEADER LANDSCAPE SCREENING HANDICAP "VAN ACCESSIBLE" PARKING CONCRETE WHEELSTOP 4' WIDE CONCRETE PATHWAY NEW LIGHT P011 TRASH RECEPTACLE PICNIC TABLE BBQ UNIT ASH URN DRINKING FOUNTAIN SINK (2) COUNTERTOP DECORATIVE CONCRETE PAVING RELOCATED BOULDERS AT FIRE PIT DECOMPOSED GRANITE WITH STABILIZER REPLACE EXISTING WALL CAP LEVEL CATCH BASIN EXISTING TREES TO REMAIN NEW MOON BOUNCE LOCATION NEW ELECTRICAL OUTLET FOR MOON BOUNCE RELOCATED BACKSTOP 195' X 330' SOCCER FIELD WITH SAND BASE DETENTION BASIN BASKETBALL COURT (FULL) REMOVE EXISTING TREES RELOCATED BOULDERS 12" ROUND LODGE POLES PLAYGROUND AREA CURB (12" WIDE) RESILIENT SURFACING "LANDSCAPE STRUCTURE" COMPOSITE STRUCTURE (AGE 5-12) 2 BAY SWING SET (AGE 5-12) 1 BAY SWING SET (AGE 2-5) "KOMPAN" COMPOSITE STRUCTURE (AGE 2-5) NEW BEACH SAND 12" BELOW SURROUNDING FINISH GRADE DECORATIVE BENCH 24" - 36" HIGH POURED IN PLACE CONCRETE RETAINING WALL POURED IN PLACE ROUND PILASTER 6" ABOVE TOP OF WALL CONCRETE STEPS WITH HANDRAIL RESTROOM WITH STORAGE AND ELECTRICAL ROOM NEW CONCRETE STAIRWAY WITH POURED IN PLACE CONCRETE CHEEK WALLS NEW RUSTIC MONUMENT SIGN - SEE ATTACHED SKETCHES 6' WIDE CONCRETE WALK 18" HIGH POURED IN PLACE SEAT WALL RELOCATED BOULDERS AT DRAINAGE INLET COBBLE DRAINAGE SWALE LODGE POLE BARRIER CONCRETE PAD AND PICNIC TABLE SOCCER GOALS (PORTABLE) RELOCATED PLAY EQUIPMENT (BIG FOOT & BUG CLIMBER) COUNTERTOP WITH "DEEP SINK" PROVIDE NEW PICNIC TABLES ALONG VALLEY DRIVE PARK PERIMETER. FINAL LOCATIONS AND QUANTITY TO BE DETERMINED N 00 PP Guy PARK ENTRY LIJ 0 W J St. Light 2x2 CATCH BASIN Control Box 4/O WOOD -r FENCE CHAIN LINK— FENCE WOOD RAIL FENCE t. Light RESIDENTIAL CITY OF HERMOSA VALLEY P SC EME 3 SMH 14" Tree EACH A.C. PARKING LOT SSMH SCALE: 1" = 20' 0 I I MN II■iiu■I■ui EML ISM 12 ..l 1 111111 11 1111 0 iiiMiVMiM?MRM?iiM1s1,b.ISM IIIIII 11111: 1111 II II II II 1111 II II11II Il 11 • ji WEST VIEW ''I 1 iiii333tIj1 l 77 II)1'1 .ti illi, l li 1 ) II joi•J', gy,IpIccAucTO 11 iln li ri1 1111 11 1' V'll l!y ,11111'. I .1 li 1l 00111 , rill 111'111: Ii 1 Il' :1111, I; 111'111111 11111 111'1' 1;10 1911' I'' ' I '+' 'i • l'' i' TOILET TOILET SOUTH VIEW 01!1111' NORTH VIEW 0 PROPOSED PARK IMPROVEMENTS 0 4 0 6 0 0 0 10 11 GO WEATHER VANE — TO BE SELECTED WOOD FRAME CUPOLA W/ 1" X 6" LAP BOARDS OVER MOISTURE PROOF PAPER. CONCRETE ROOF SHINGLES #HE9700 BENNINGSTON BLEND BY EAGLE. 4' X 4' FIRE RAT ' COUNTER DOOR BY R&S PRODUCTS. 6 X 7 DBL HOLLOW METAL DOOR W/ STIFFENER PRE—FINISHED POWDER �OATED. 3 X 7 HOLLOW METAL 000R W/ STIFFENERS PRE=—FINIShi:D POULER COPED. LEXAN PANEL WIND°WS PEBBLE FINISH IN WOOD FRAME, WOOD FASCIA PRIMcS AND PAINTED. EAVE PRIMED AND PAINTED. 1" X 6" LAP BOARD OVER MOISTURE PROOF PAPER. 8" X 16" X 8" CMU WITH VERTICAL COMBED FINISH EXTERIOR. 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