Bernal Community Park Master Plan

11 The Community Park is planned to be developed in four phases, as shown in Figure 3. Phase One – The first phase of the Community Park was given the “highest reasonable priority in the development of the Bernal Site,” in accordance with the citizens’ “Initiative to Save Our Community Park.” PUD development plans were approved by the City Council for the 13-acre Phase One area of the Community Park in July 2005. Plans called primarily for the construction of two of the lighted baseball diamonds and an informal baseball field. The southernmost third of the future Pleasanton Avenue extension, starting at Valley Avenue, and extending northward is also included in Phase One. Phase Two – This could include the lighted soccer stadium, the north-westernmost lighted soccer field, the soccer plaza, the small group picnic area, trails and parking. Phase Three – This phase might contain the lighted baseball stadium, the easternmost lighted soccer field, the 1,000-seat amphitheater, trails, parking, including 250 shared parking spaces within the Phase II Specific Plan Sub-Area 1 (site of the potential Cultural Arts Center) and the Park Maintenance Facility. This phase would also include the completion of Pleasanton Avenue, from its Phase One northerly terminus to Bernal Avenue. Phase Four – The final phase could include the remaining Community Park facilities, consisting of the lighted football/lacrosse field and other active open space uses at the five-acre site located east of the intersection of Valley Avenue and Pleasanton Avenue.