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BACKGROUND The Parks and Recreation Master Plan (Master Plan) identifies the need for two additional off- leash dog parks as follows: • One additional off-leash dog park at least 2-acres in size to meet existing demand • One additional off-leash dog park at least 1-acre in size to meet anticipated future demand In recognition of this situation, and in response to a long standing interest in having a dog park on the Bernal Property, the Commission and City Council identified the approximately 1.5-acre site on the Bernal Property as noted below for a future dog park. Preferred Off-Leash Dog Park Site Bernal Specific Plan Sub-Area 13) IP . ' . . �� w WWI f , , • ? e 0 `xr Option=1 (A) ..` . 4 ,- Acres 1.50 �,:. F ,_• , , .\ :.1 As the Commission may recall, this specific site is part of a larger 13-acre Bernal Property sub- area that according to the Bernal Specific Plan is to be used for an environmental education center. Native American history reflective area, open space, park and recreation, public utilities. trails, and other public and quasi-public uses that may be determined to be compatible with the surrounding land uses by the City Council. The sub-area is underdeveloped and includes the existing Marilyn Murphy Kane Trail staging area with twelve parking spaces, a paved entrance area, benches and a covered table, and a water line. The site was selected primarily due to its size, adjacency to the parking at the Marilyn Kane Trail staging area, distance from residences, availability of water, compatibility with Measure P which endorsed the Bernal Specific Plan. PaEgc 2