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THE CITY OF Parks and Recreation Commission <br /> 1'til Staff Report <br /> pLEASANTONC June 12, 2014 <br /> Item 4 <br /> SUBJECT: REVIEW OF SCHEMATIC DESIGN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAIN <br /> STREET GREEN PARK <br /> SUMMARY <br /> To commemorate the 50-year anniversary of Rotary Club International's presence in <br /> Pleasanton, the City plans to develop Main Street Green Park and to possibly rename it: "Rotary <br /> Park." A detailed Schematic Plan has been created for the development of Main Street Green <br /> Park, which roughly follows the Master Plan that was adopted in 2002 (Downtown Parks and <br /> Trails System Master Plan). <br /> The Schematic Plan, prepared by the City's Landscape Architectural consultant, Keller Mitchell <br /> and Company, was developed with the support and suggestions from the Rotary Clubs of <br /> Pleasanton, the Pleasanton Downtown Association and the City Parks Maintenance Division. <br /> The Commission is asked to review and consider the proposed design of the Park and to make <br /> any comments or suggestions it deems appropriate before presenting the project to the City <br /> Council. <br /> STAFF RECOMMENDATION <br /> That the Parks and Recreation Commission take the following actions: <br /> 1. Review the schematic design for Main Street Green Park; <br /> 2. Receive feedback from the park's adjacent neighborhood and the community at- <br /> large regarding the schematic design for Main Street Green Park; <br /> 3. If applicable, provide staff with suggestions or direction for its modification; and <br /> 4. Recommend approval of the Schematic plan to the City Council. <br /> FINANCIAL STATEMENT <br /> Based upon the preliminary cost opinion prepared by the City's Landscape Architectural <br /> Consultant, it is anticipated that the total cost for the development of Main Street Green Park will <br /> be approximately $420,000. Funding for the construction will be through the Community Park <br /> Improvement and Acquisition Reserve, and the Clock Tower will be acquired through a <br /> generous donation (approximately $25,000) from the Rotary Clubs of Pleasanton. <br />