10.04.18_Full_AgendaCITY OF CUPERTINO
AGENDA
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
7:00 PM
10300 Torre Avenue, City Hall EOC
Thursday, October 4, 2018
Televised Special Meeting
NOTICE AND CALL FOR A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CUPERTINO PARKS AND
RECREATION COMMISSION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting of the Cupertino Parks and
Recreation Commission is hereby called for Thursday, October 4, 2018, commencing at
7:00 p.m. at the City Hall, EOC, 10300 Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014. Said special
meeting shall be for the purpose of conducting business on the subject matters listed below
under the heading, "Special Meeting".
SPECIAL MEETING
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1.Subject: Regular Meeting on September 6, 2018
Draft Minutes
CEREMONIAL MATTERS AND PRESENTATIONS
2.Subject: Teen Center and Teen Programs Presentation
POSTPONEMENTS
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
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October 4, 2018Parks and Recreation Commission AGENDA
This portion of the meeting is reserved for persons wishing to address the commission
on any matter not on the agenda. Speakers are limited to three (3) minutes. In most
cases, State law will prohibit the commission from making any decisions with respect to
a matter not listed on the agenda
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
OLD BUSINESS
3.Subject: Jollyman Park Unfenced Dog Off-Lease Area Trial Survey
Staff Report
A - Jollyman Park: Unfenced Dog Off-leash Area (DOLA) Trial Survey
4.Subject: 2018-2019 Draft Work Plan
Work Plan
NEW BUSINESS
STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS
5.Subject: Director's Report
ADJOURNMENT
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October 4, 2018Parks and Recreation Commission AGENDA
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CITY OF CUPERTINO
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
Community Hall
10350 Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA
Thursday, September 6, 2018
7:00 PM
MEETING
DRAFT MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER
Vice Chair Biyani called the meeting to order at 7:00p.m. in the Community Hall, at 10350
Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Commissioners present: Helene Davis, Meenakshi Biyani, Neesha Tambe (arrived at
8:50pm), Carol Stanek, Judy Wilson
Commissioners absent: None
Staff present: Timm Borden, Chad Mosley, Jeff Milkes, Gail Seeds, Kevin
Khuu
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Regular Meeting on August 2, 2018 – Commissioner Stanek motioned to approve
the minutes of August 2, 2018. Commissioner Wilson seconded. Motion passed
with 4 yes and 1 absent.
CEREMONIAL MATTERS AND PRESENTATIONS
None
POSTPONEMENTS
None
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Noel Eberhardt, Cupertino resident, thanked the Parks and Recreation
Commission and Cupertino Public Works Department. Requested the City provide a
continuously accessible porta potty out at the Kennedy Middle School field.
Dan Marshall, Cupertino resident, shared some recreation ideas to implement at
parks to the Commission.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
None
Vice Chair Biyani moved item number 4 to next on the agenda.
NEW BUSINESS
4. Initiate design for a multi-modal trail along the old haul road between McClellan
Road and Linda Vista Park, east of Deep Cliff Golf Course.
Timm Borden, Director of Public Works, introduced Chad Mosley, City Engineer,
to present a possible new design project for a trail along the old haul road at Linda
Vista Park, connecting it to McClellan Ranch. Requested feedback from the
Commission.
Dan Marshall, Cupertino Resident, supported this project.
Elizabeth Tu, Cupertino Resident, also supported the study, but asked for greater
focus on the safety of the street crossing at McClellan Road.
The Commission supported the study, but emphasized focusing on the safety of
crossing the street at McClellan Road and getting feedback from the neighbors
whose homes are adjacent to the trail.
OLD BUSINESS
2. Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan – Park Recommendations,
New Park and Recreation Facilities, and Added Recreation Elements
Gail Seeds, Parks Improvement Manager, presented to the Commission an update
on the Master Plan. First reviewed the major facilities table that was uploaded with
the agenda and asked for feedback from the Commission.
Vice Chair Biyani suggested accomplishing the 1 to 2 year goals first to ensure the
community’s interest to build the long term large facilities. Commissioner Stanek
suggested more priority on the Teen Center and Teen Programming.
Commissioner Wilson suggested looking at the partnerships first to fulfill some of
the goals.
Dan Marshall, Cupertino resident, suggested utilizing the Vallco Area or Oaks
Shopping Center Area to accomplish some of the goals.
Elizabeth Tu, Cupertino resident, asked for an analysis of the current usages of the
Senior Center, Teen Center, etc. and to study existing sites first and then prioritize
based on the studies and community input.
Commissioner Davis suggested adding being creative on new park spaces, for the
trails to call out the UP corridor, and to see the gym and swim facilities linked at
the same site. Also the arts theater should be close to downtown and to mention
the Blesch House and Barn at McClellan Ranch.
Vice Chair Biyani asked for more detail on the public engagement process. For the
short term, suggested adding a pilot program to move the Teen Center over to
Creekside Park and to move the Monta Vista Recreation Center preschool to the
Portal Park, if their footprints are close enough in size.
Noel Eberhardt, Cupertino Resident, suggested relooking at the usage of the
Senior Center during off hours and looking towards the block leader program to
gather more feedback from the public.
Gail then covered the Added Recreation Elements table and the Park
recommendations table and asked for feedback.
For Jollyman Park, Commissioner Wilson suggested adding sustaining existing
field usages and Commissioner Davis suggested adding the off leash dog survey
to the table. For Linda Vista Park, Commissioner Wilson suggested adding a senior
par course and to renovate the current equipment already there. For the Sports
Center, Commissioner Wilson suggested adding expanding upwards and rooftop
use.
Due to technical difficulties, Vice Chair Biyani called a break at 8:57pm.
Chair Tambe called the meeting back to order at 9:16pm.
Commissioner Davis asked to call out historical interpretive signage for the
Stevens Creek Corridor. Commissioner Stanek asked to add in the table the
proposal of the haul road trail. Commissioner Wilson asked to change the word
renovated to repurposed for the Memorial Park Pond. Vice Chair Biyani asked to
flush out the short term plans, especially for the Teen Center and preschool. Chair
Tambe agreed with prioritizing the Teen Center and wanted to see the healing
garden as a stand alone item.
3. 2018-2019 Draft Work Plan
The Commission reviewed the work plan. Jeff Milkes, Director of Recreation and
Community Services, confirmed moving out the Organizational Structure
Presentation item and the Department Strategic Plan Study Session. Suggested
inviting the Teen Coordinator to come speak about the Teen Center to the October
meeting. Commissioner Stanek asked to move the work plan presentation for City
Council to the first meeting in October.
STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS
4. Director’s Report
Jeff Milkes presented on the following:
- ActiveNet work is currently ongoing and on schedule.
- Community Gardens contract will go to City Council in October.
- Neighborhood Events are wrapping up, will come back with a
summary. Strategic plan coming up soon.
- Date Night Event this Saturday, showing La La Land.
- Will have a draft Citywide Parks Master Plan by November.
Vice Chair Biyani attended the Mayor’s meeting and reported the following: Teen
Commission is hosting Bobatino on September 15, Sustainability Commission is moving
forward with their work plan, will continue giving grants for schools, and hosting the
Sustainability Speaker Series, Library Commission is also working on their work plan
and highlighted GogoBiblio, a library on wheels, Technology, Information &
Communication Commission will have an AI workshop at the Teen Center and is
focusing on better broadband connectivity. Had attended the Chess Neighborhood
Event, Teen Commission’s Dinner, Commissioners’ Dinner, Regnart Trail meeting,
Indian Independence Day flag raising, and yoga in the park. Commissioner Davis
attended the Regnart Trail Meeting and 3 of the Neighborhood Events. Commissioner
Stanek participated in National Night Out, Commissioners’ Dinner, Neighborhood
Events, and Regnart Trail Meeting. Commissioner Wilson also attended the City
Council Meeting, block parties, and the Neighborhood Astronomy Event. Chair Tambe
attended the Commissioners’ Dinner.
ADJOURNMENT – Chair Tambe adjourned the meeting at 9:38 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Kevin Khuu, Administrative Assistant
Recreation and Community Services Department
Minutes approved at the___ regular meeting
RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
QUINLAN COMMUNITY CENTER
10185 NORTH STELLING RD • CUPERTINO, CA 95014-5732
TELEPHONE: (408) 777-3120 www.cupertino.org
PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION STAFF REPORT
Meeting: October 4, 2018
Subject
Jollyman Park Unfenced Dog Off-Leash Area Trial Survey
Recommend Action
Receive report and provide staff with guidance on proceeding with a six-month trial of
a Dog Off-Leash Area (DOLA) at Jollyman Park.
Background
A survey was completed in July 2018 to determine if Cupertino residents that live in the
immediate area of Jollyman Park would accept a three to six month trial of an off-leash
dog area within the park. The DOLA would only be available during the last two hours
the park is open. The location is in the Southeast section of the park.
Discussion
A self-selected survey was made available and marketed to households in the
immediate vicinity of Jollyman Park, between June 29 and July 23, 2018. Fourteen
questions were asked in total. Out of the 304 people who took the survey, 138
completed the survey by registering into the system, while 166 completed the survey
anonymously.
Key findings from the survey:
Registered Respondents:
97.8% of respondents lived within the City of Cupertino
73.9% owned a dog. 59% of those dogs were 24 inches or shorter.
74% of respondents live within ½ mile of the park.
65% of respondents would use the dog off leash area
77.5% think the location is good while 76.6% believe the time the DOLA is available is
good.
Overall, 76.8% of respondents supported the trial dog off leash area.
Unregistered Respondents:
97.0% of respondents lived within the City of Cupertino
61.2% owned a dog. 59% of those dogs were 24 inches or shorter
50.6% of respondents live within ½ mile of the park
52.7% of respondents would use the dog off leash area
71.2% think the location is good while 64.6% believe the time the DOLA is available is
good.
Overall, 70.0% of respondents supported the trial dog off leash area. The trail will
require a significant amount of staff time to engage local neighbors and therefore will
need to be included in the Department’s approved work plan for 2019/2020.
Fiscal Impact
None
______________________________________________________________________________
Prepared by: Jeff Milkes, Director, Recreation and Community Services
Approved for Submission by: Jeff Milkes, Director, Recreation and Community
Services
Attachments:
A – Jollyman Park: Unfenced Dog Off-Leash Area (DOLA) Trial Survey
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Area (DOLA) Trial Survey
July 23, 2018, 9:07 AM
Contents
i.Summary of registered responses 2
ii.Summary of unregistered responses 8
iii.Survey questions 14
iv.Individual registered responses 16
v.Individual unregistered responses 121
Summary Of Registered Responses
As of July 23, 2018, 9:07 AM, this forum had:Topic Start
Attendees:394 June 29, 2018, 2:59 PM
Registered Responses:138
Hours of Public Comment:15.2
QUESTION 1
1. Is your household located within City of Cupertino limits?
%Count
Yes 97.8%135
No 2.2%3
QUESTION 2
2. Do you or someone in your household own a dog?
%Count
Yes 73.9%102
No 20.3%28
Prefer not to state 5.8%8
QUESTION 3
If yes, please indicate how many:
Average 1.35
Total 138.00
Count 102
Skipped 36
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QUESTION 4
How many of your dogs are less than 24 inches tall?
Average 0.82
Total 81.00
Count 99
Skipped 39
QUESTION 5
How many of your dogs are taller than 24 inches?
Average 0.52
Total 48.00
Count 93
Skipped 45
QUESTION 6
3. How far do you live from Jollyman Park?
%Count
Adjacent 8.7%12
Within 2 blocks 21.7%30
Within ¼ mile 14.5%20
Within ½ mile 17.4%24
Within 1 mile 13.8%19
Farther than 1 mile 23.9%33
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QUESTION 7
4. Would you take your dog(s) to the Jollyman Park Off-Leash Area and run them off leash if the proposal is
implemented?
%Count
Yes 65.0%89
No 8.8%12
Not sure 9.5%13
I do not own a dog 16.8%23
QUESTION 8
5. Do you feel the location of the proposed dog off-leash area is appropriate?
%Count
Yes 77.5%107
No 22.5%31
QUESTION 9
6. Jollyman Park is closed one hour after sunset. Do you feel allowing dogs off-leash the last two hours before
park is closed is satisfactory? The times would change throughout the year (3:30 p.m. - 5:50 p.m. on short winter
days and 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. on longest summer days).
%Count
Yes 76.6%105
No 23.4%32
QUESTION 10
7. It would be the owner’s responsibility to control their dog(s) with voice or visual commands. Do you feel
comfortable that you could control your dog(s) while in the dog off-leash area?
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%Count
Yes 68.6%94
No 4.4%6
I do not own dog 16.8%23
I do not plan to walk my dog off-leash 10.2%14
QUESTION 11
8. What days of the week would you most likely take your dog to the off-leash area?
%Count
Weekdays: Monday-Friday 18.1%19
Saturdays 8.6%9
Sundays 6.7%7
Every day 66.7%70
QUESTION 12
9. How many days per week (on average) would you take your dog to the off-leash area?
Average 4.26
Total 469.00
Count 110
Skipped 28
QUESTION 13
Would you like more information on joining this volunteer group?
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%Count
Yes 35.9%47
No 64.1%84
QUESTION 14
Name (optional)
Answered 74
Skipped 64
QUESTION 15
Email (optional)
Answered 62
Skipped 76
QUESTION 16
Phone (optional)
Answered 35
Skipped 103
QUESTION 17
11. Based upon your knowledge of park use and this proposal, do you support establishing the dog off-leash area
on a trial basis at Jollyman Park as proposed?
%Count
Yes 76.8%106
No 22.5%31
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%Count
Not sure 0.7%1
QUESTION 18
12. If you are opposed to the trial dog off-leash area, please note why and what changes could make you feel
more supportive.
Answered 40
Skipped 98
QUESTION 19
Additional Comments:
Answered 45
Skipped 93
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Summary Of Unregistered Responses
As of July 23, 2018, 9:07 AM, this forum had:Topic Start
Attendees:394 June 29, 2018, 2:59 PM
Unregistered Responses:166
Hours of Public Comment:15.2
QUESTION 1
1. Is your household located within City of Cupertino limits?
%Count
Yes 97.0%161
No 3.0%5
QUESTION 2
2. Do you or someone in your household own a dog?
%Count
Yes 61.2%101
No 33.3%55
Prefer not to state 5.5%9
QUESTION 3
If yes, please indicate how many:
Average 1.25
Total 129.00
Count 103
Skipped 63
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QUESTION 4
How many of your dogs are less than 24 inches tall?
Average 0.85
Total 82.00
Count 96
Skipped 70
QUESTION 5
How many of your dogs are taller than 24 inches?
Average 0.49
Total 48.00
Count 97
Skipped 69
QUESTION 6
3. How far do you live from Jollyman Park?
%Count
Adjacent 2.4%4
Within 2 blocks 16.3%27
Within ¼ mile 16.9%28
Within ½ mile 15.1%25
Within 1 mile 22.3%37
Farther than 1 mile 27.1%45
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QUESTION 7
4. Would you take your dog(s) to the Jollyman Park Off-Leash Area and run them off leash if the proposal is
implemented?
%Count
Yes 52.7%87
No 9.1%15
Not sure 7.9%13
I do not own a dog 30.3%50
QUESTION 8
5. Do you feel the location of the proposed dog off-leash area is appropriate?
%Count
Yes 71.2%116
No 28.8%47
QUESTION 9
6. Jollyman Park is closed one hour after sunset. Do you feel allowing dogs off-leash the last two hours before
park is closed is satisfactory? The times would change throughout the year (3:30 p.m. - 5:50 p.m. on short winter
days and 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. on longest summer days).
%Count
Yes 64.6%104
No 35.4%57
QUESTION 10
7. It would be the owner’s responsibility to control their dog(s) with voice or visual commands. Do you feel
comfortable that you could control your dog(s) while in the dog off-leash area?
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%Count
Yes 56.8%92
No 6.2%10
I do not own dog 31.5%51
I do not plan to walk my dog off-leash 5.6%9
QUESTION 11
8. What days of the week would you most likely take your dog to the off-leash area?
%Count
Weekdays: Monday-Friday 21.6%24
Saturdays 9.9%11
Sundays 9.0%10
Every day 59.5%66
QUESTION 12
9. How many days per week (on average) would you take your dog to the off-leash area?
Average 3.59
Total 370.00
Count 103
Skipped 63
QUESTION 13
Would you like more information on joining this volunteer group?
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%Count
Yes 18.0%27
No 82.0%123
QUESTION 14
Name (optional)
Answered 42
Skipped 124
QUESTION 15
Email (optional)
Answered 31
Skipped 135
QUESTION 16
Phone (optional)
Answered 15
Skipped 151
QUESTION 17
11. Based upon your knowledge of park use and this proposal, do you support establishing the dog off-leash area
on a trial basis at Jollyman Park as proposed?
%Count
Yes 70.0%112
No 27.5%44
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%Count
Not sure 2.5%4
QUESTION 18
12. If you are opposed to the trial dog off-leash area, please note why and what changes could make you feel
more supportive.
Answered 42
Skipped 124
QUESTION 19
Additional Comments:
Answered 39
Skipped 127
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Survey Questions
QUESTION 1
1. Is your household located within City of Cupertino limits?
• Yes
• No
QUESTION 2
2. Do you or someone in your household own a dog?
• Yes
• No
• Prefer not to state
QUESTION 3
If yes, please indicate how many:
QUESTION 4
How many of your dogs are less than 24 inches tall?
QUESTION 5
How many of your dogs are taller than 24 inches?
QUESTION 6
3. How far do you live from Jollyman Park?
• Adjacent
• Within 2 blocks
• Within ¼ mile
• Within ½ mile
• Within 1 mile
• Farther than 1 mile
QUESTION 7
4. Would you take your dog(s) to the Jollyman Park Off-Leash Area
and run them off leash if the proposal is implemented?
• Yes
• No
• Not sure
• I do not own a dog
QUESTION 8
5. Do you feel the location of the proposed dog off-leash area is
appropriate?
• Yes
• No
QUESTION 9
6. Jollyman Park is closed one hour after sunset. Do you feel allowing
dogs off-leash the last two hours before park is closed is
satisfactory? The times would change throughout the year (3:30
p.m. - 5:50 p.m. on short winter days and 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. on
longest summer days).
• Yes
• No
QUESTION 10
7. It would be the owner’s responsibility to control their dog(s) with
voice or visual commands. Do you feel comfortable that you could
control your dog(s) while in the dog off-leash area?
• Yes
• No
• I do not own dog
• I do not plan to walk my dog off-leash
QUESTION 11
8. What days of the week would you most likely take your dog to the
off-leash area?
• Weekdays: Monday-Friday
• Saturdays
• Sundays
• Every day
QUESTION 12
9. How many days per week (on average) would you take your dog to
the off-leash area?
QUESTION 13
Would you like more information on joining this volunteer group?
• Yes
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• No
QUESTION 14
Name (optional)
QUESTION 15
Email (optional)
QUESTION 16
Phone (optional)
QUESTION 17
11. Based upon your knowledge of park use and this proposal, do you
support establishing the dog off-leash area on a trial basis at
Jollyman Park as proposed?
• Yes
• No
• Not sure
QUESTION 18
12. If you are opposed to the trial dog off-leash area, please note why
and what changes could make you feel more supportive.
QUESTION 19
Additional Comments:
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DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES
QUINLAN COMMUNITY CENTER
10185 N. STELLING ROAD • CUPERTINO, CA 95014-5732
TELEPHONE: (408) 777-3135 • FAX: (408) 777-3137
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION DRAFT WORK PLAN
FISCAL YEAR 2018/19
Updated 9/20/18
August 2, 2018
Vallco Specific Plan Presentation
All Inclusive Playground Feasibility Study – Concept Plans
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan - Goals, Objectives and
Actions
September 6, 2018
Haul Road Trail Donation and Improvements
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan – Park Recommendations,
New Park and Recreation Facilities, and Added Recreation Elements
October 4, 2018 – Special Meeting
Teen Center and Teen Programs Presentation
Jollyman Park Unfenced Dog Off-Leash Area Trial Survey
November 1, 2018
Public Transportation Survey Results Presentation
Neighborhood Events Update
Organizational Structure Presentation
Community Gardens Construction Update
CIP Update and Priority Discussion
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Update
December 2018 – To Be Determined
Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Presentation
Sievert Property Presentation
Electronic Sign Presentation
Commission Priorities for the City Work Plan
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Draft Plan Presentation
January 3, 2019
Active-Net Presentation and Demonstration
Strategic Partnerships with Non Profits Work plan Item Update
Strategic Plan Approval
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Update
February 7, 2019
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Update – Draft Plan with
Public Input
Strategic Plan “Draft Plan” Review
Recreation Department Budget Packages
Connected or Smart City
March 7, 2019
CUSD Joint Use Agreement for Facilities Presentation
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Update
Corridor Master Plan Update
Marketing Plan presentation by consultant
April 4, 2019
Strategic Plan for Equity and Access to Recreation Programs – Update
Jollyman Dog Park Update
National Accreditation Update
Citywide Parks and Recreation System Master Plan Update – Council Comments
May 2, 2019
Sports Center Upgrades Presentation
June 6, 2019
National Accreditation Visit Update
July 4, 2019 (No Meeting)
August 1, 2019
Special Meetings to Be Scheduled
San Francisco Roof Top Park Visitation
Splash Pad Field Trip
Amphitheatre Visit
Items to schedule:
o Case Management Presentation
o Senior Advisory Council Presentation
o State of the Trails Presentation
o Emergency Services Update
o Bee Apiary/Bee Guild Update (put into Master Plan)
o Lawrence-Mitty Project Update
o Comprehensive Revenue Policy
o Partnerships with CUSD/Sedgwick Property