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Home My WebLink About1998-11-16; Parks & Recreation Commission; 1198-5; Data Collection for Park Facility/Activity GoalsAB# 1198-5 MTG. DATE: 11 -16-98 DEPT. CSD DIV. P&R STAFF: BEVERLY RECOMMENDED ACTION : INFO TITLE : DATA COLLECTION FOR PARK SITE FAClLINlACTlVlN GOALS & GUIDELINES Accept and file staff update. ITEM EXPLANATION : During the October Meeting, staff was directed to obtain the following information with reference to Agenda Item AB #I 098-5 “Park Site Facility/Activity Goals and Guidelines” 0 Demographics of Carlsbad 0 Facility Standards of surrounding communities 0 Update the existing inventory of Carlsbad ballfield and other amenities To date, and for an informational update, staff has obtained demographic information for the Carlsbad population and has obtained information on the Facility Standards of the surrounding communities of Oceanside, Vista, San Marcos and Encinitas. At this time, staff has yet to complete the ballfield/facility inventory. Staff will provide an informational update to the Commission on the information which has been collected with respect to park site/facility goals and guidelines. EXHIBITS: I. 2. Oceanside Recreation Element Standards 3. Vista Recreation Development Standards 4. SANDAG Publication - Population and Economic Characteristics Encinitas Needs Assessment for Specialized Facility I c 5- OCT. -23 981FRi) 15:jl SAhDAG POPULATION AND ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS City of Carlsbad 1990 Census TOTAL POPULATION 63,126 Houuhokl Population 61,794 Group Quarters Populatlan 1,332 TOTAL HOUSING UNITS 27- OCCUPIED HOUSING UNVS' 24,985 VACANCY RATE 8.2% PERSONS FER HOUSEHOLD 2.47 Jan. 1 m 70,099 Wt29 1,370 29,840 27,478 8.2% 2.50 ieeo - lee7 cm NumerfcPetcent 6,973 11.0% 6,935 11.2% 38 2.9% 2,705 9.9% 2,483 9.996 0.0% 0.0% 0.03 1.2% Currant Dollan Constant (1888) Dollars 1990 Csnsus 1,213 2,972 3,036 5,008 5,081 2,884 2,357 1 153'1 Jan. 1 mz 1.271 1,033 2,699 2,938 5,175 6,782 3,701 3,878 24,988 27,478 Jm - 1997 ChaacM NumerlcPercent -266 -1 7.3% -1 Bo -1 4.6% -273 *.2% -98 -3.2% 167 3.3% 801 13.4% ai7 28.3% 1,522 64.6% 2,490 10.0% JSSO - 1997 Nlumtric- WIl~ 132% 43,742 6.1% SANDAG/SOURCEPOINT 401 6 STREET, SUITE 800, SAN DIEGO CA 92101 (61 9) 5965300 c Source! 1990 Census; SANDAG Pawl of3 January IS, lBQ8 EXHIBIT 1 P. 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POPULATION AND ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS Clty Of Carl8fMd January 1,1997 Populrtlon Under 5 StoQ loto 14 15 m 18 Mt024 26 ta 28 30to34 35 to 38 ab44 45 tn 48 SolosI 55 to 59 60 lo 64 65 to 69 70 to 74 75 and oMr All Age Groups PercentOfTotrl MedlenAge Un&r 5 5to9 10 to 14 15 to 19 mto24 26 to 28 3otoa4 35 lo 30 om44 45 to 48 6OtoM &it069 6ob64 6Sb69 fbto74 75andowr WtOfTdd An&@GroUplr kdln Ags* HbaWi 1278 1 ,= 85Q m om 1,123 1,171 I .m 859 623 425 31 4 235 208 160 2J7 YmB' 3.m 52eo 3,226 2634 2.072 3,846 4.71 6 w1 Q 4,463 3m 2,754 2,W 2,584 2,487 4,308 ala&' 88 84 66 46 56 84 89 83 74 61 30 27 12 11 5 11 248 222 107 1 74 161 209 2sa 264 241 187 133 83 69 45 so im 11,270 a270 824 2,735 16% m 1% 4% 28.3 40.6 293 33.8 Msbaale 800 669 838 803 1.206 1,183 869 894 490 31 1 242 213 1 66 179 e7 132 14% 28.0 8,ma mlk' 3,179 a110 2,810 2,426 2,777 4.1 72 Slbd 5,332 4.7e 3,170 2.286 2#2= 2566 2,149 2eel Sl,S55 82% 37.2 63 58 39 46 75 113 78 58 64 33 26 25 9 11 7 B 702 1% 21.4 le0 165 148 142 199 la6 279 248 220 138 85 89 83 44 34 29 2,169 8% 32.8 SANOAO(SO1IRCEPOIM 401 B STREET, SUITE 800, SAlrJ OIEGO CA 92101 (619) 606-5300 Source: 1890 &mCiOS; SANDAG Page2 of 3 January 161 QB8 POPULATION AND ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS City of Csrkbad mi! 1995 Wage and Salary Employment 30,466 38,830 W-EmPbd 3,722 4,456 MllHary 0 0 Total Employment 34,188 41,286 lndustnt Agriculture and Mining Construction Manufacturing Transportation, Communication and Utilities Wholesale Trade Retail Trade Finance, Insurance and Real Edab SeNiCes Government Milftrty si& 4Q 1 88 21 6 83 272 688 460 1,283 45 0 Total 3ges Emdbvaes 70 or fewer 11-50 51-100 101-500 Morethan500 Tal NYIneIk 6,364 734 0 7,090 ErnDl- e83 1 ,see 9,477 1,035 1,917 7,346 2,556 8,985 2,043 0 36,834 1965 Employment by Numbor of Employeas mt Sb’ mEmdwment 8642 10,621 541 11,363 75 6,426 33 5,865 4 3,555 3295 38,830 eercent 20.9% 19.796 0.0% 20.8% - Sham 396 4% 28% 3% 5% 20% 7% 27% 6% 0% 100% stla@ 28% 31% 15% 16% 10% 10094 SANDAGBOUFICEPOINT 401 6 STREET, SUITE 800. SAN OIEGO CA 92101 (619) 595-5300 Source: SANDAG 1990 and 1895 Employment Inventortor. r Page3 of 3 4.3 NEEDS ANALYSIS BY FACILITY TYPE ELEMENT Children's Play Area Basketball Court Open Recreation Area The purpose of this part is to substantiate and augment the input received from the community and from City Staff regarding the need or lack of need for each type of recreational element (i.e. basketball court, soccer field). This has been done by comparing supply of each type of element with the demand, resulting in a numerical expression of theoretical need. In this case demand is generated by application of standards which are an expression of required quantities of elements per population quantity (for instance, the standard for tennis courts suggests that one (1) tennis court for every 4,000 residents should be provided). Several of the standards have been part of past master plan documents, revised for this report according to Commission and City Staff direction to more accurately reflect Oceanside characteristics. A list of these standards is provided in Table H. Table I 'Recreation Element Demand Analysis' describes this current need as well as projected need. Table H - Recreation Element Standards RECOMMENDED NRPA SERVICE STANDARD STANDARD RADIUS (ElementdResidents) (Miles) 1 I 1,000 1 I 1,000* .5 Miles 1 14,000 1 15,000 .5 Miles 1 I 5.000 .5 Miles Tennis Court Volleyball Court 1 14,000 1 12,000 2.0 Miles 1 15.000 1 f 5.000 2.0 Miles Youth Baseball Field Adult Softball Field Handball ~ 1 15,000 1 15,000 2.0 Miles 1 15,000 1 15,000 2.0 Miles 1 f 5,000 1 120,000 2.0 Miles 1 * As provided in NRPA Examples of Standards Football I Soccer Community Center Skateboard Area Gymnasium swimming Pool Roller Hockey Rink Archery Range Oceanside Parks & Recreation Master Plan 1 I 10,000 1 I 10,000 2.0 Miles 1 130,000 2.0 Miles I 130,000 2.0 Miles 1 150,000 1 130,000* 2.0 Miles 1 150,000 1 120,000 2.0 Miles 1 150,000 - 2.0 Miles 1 150,000 1 150,000 -- - NEE1 qc '_ c' EXHIBIT 2 , 4 Regarding children's play areas only, it is a recommendation of this Master Plan to further study the role and effectiveness of private facilities, deferring specific listing of deficit figures herein until completion of such a study. This Master Plan assumes that there is a need for additional children's play areas, but will not provide a specific deficit number. Table I - Recreation Element Demand Analysis FACILITY I STD I 1993* I 2OOOt I 2005* (Pop. 141,910) (Pop. 161,368) (Pop. 169,257) m li I I I N a Oceanside Parks & Recreation Master Plan NEEDS ASSESSMENT 4 - 7 '- ,-e +I-, L ~ TlTE 01.- FAcll,l-rl. NI JMHEli CulturaVRecreationaI Facilities Aquatic. l’ark (+ pools) .................................. .1 City kirks ( 107 aci-es) ........... ................................ 11 voll~ylxlll c;( Nrth ................................. School 1’:lIks (87 acres) .................................. 12 Kecrearion (:enters ................................................. 4 Swimming 1’( )( is.. ........................................... Senior Citizvn Centers .............................. ................- Hall Fields (7 lighted) ........................................ 10 Day Carc C:enters .......................................... 3 ~ittlc League FieIcIs (4 lighted) ......................................... 6 Gymnasium ............................................................... Multi-purpose Fields (3 lighted) ..................................... 18 Amphitheater (seats 1800) ................................................ 1 Tennis Courts (6 lighted) ................................................ 10 Vista Parks and Community Services i; 13~isketlxiII Coui-th (5 lighted) ................................ 10 (619) 726-1340, ext. 3220 3 .... - 3 3 ...........- Community Theater (seats 400) ...................................... 1 Live theater productions are staged outdoors during sum- mer months at the Moonlight Amphitheater and year round indoors at the Avo Playhouse. Moonlight Amphitheater Avo Playhouse 1200 Vale Terrace Vista. C.4 9208-t Theater 303 E. Vista Way Vista. CA 92084 - (519) 724-2110 (619) 941-8330 The \#‘:ive Witer Park Family Fun Center 101 liccrc:i tion I)rive 1525 W. Vista Wav -. - . ......... -___ a c P EXHIBIT 3 03/03/1954 16: 5'3 639-6152 I I P.02 .-- NcV-?2-98 08:24A CITY OF ENCINITAS 760 633-2626 I TABLE 7 NEEDS ASSESSHENT FOR SPECSALIZEO FACILITIES €xi sting Act i vi ty/ Service Area Standard No. of 8admi t ten 1/4-1/2 mile 1/5,000 persons 0 10 Basketball 1/4-1/2 mile 1/5,000 persons 1 10 Handball 15-30 mins. 1/20,000 persons 0 2 Facil i ty Rad i us Units/Population Facilities facilities I travel time Tenn i s 1/4-1/2 mile 1 court/l,000 1 51 Volleyball 1/4-1/2 mile 1 court/l, 000 0 51 persons persons . Baseball 1/4-1/2 mile 1/5,000 persons l* 10 1/30,000 persons 0 1 Football 15-30 mins. 1/20,000 persons 1* 2 Soccer 1-2 miles l/lO,OOO persons 1 ** 5 Track 15-30 mins. 1/20,000 persons 0 2 Softball 1/4-1/2 mile 1/5,000 persons 1 ** 10 7 ighted field- travel time travel time Source: National Recreation and parks Association. Recreation, Park and Open Space Standards and Guidelines 1983 \ RTR- 22 1 O/ 13/87 EXHIBIT 4