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La Palma Park - Improvements
We want your input! The City of Anaheim is partnering with the community to reimagine the west side of La Palma Park. In 2016, the City launched the initial community input process for this portion of the park, and the resulting design included a synthetic turf soccer field, two natural turf fields, a play area, a restroom building with community rooms, a perimeter trail with exercise equipment, a multipurpose open air sports arena, an events plaza, and lighting, master plan above. We are now seeking State Proposition 68 funding for these improvements, and want to confirm that the previously requested amenities still meet our communities’ needs and priorities for La Palma Park.
Maxwell Dog Park
Multiple community meetings were held at Haskett Library to share the draft designs and obtain feedback. During those meetings, the community requested additional amenities such as agility equipment, strategically located trees, landscape buffers, and signage, etc. The above image is the final Master Plan that was developed as a result of public input and was approved by the Parks and Recreation Commission in March 2019. We are currently furthering the planning and design process which includes developing Construction Documents and submitting applications for construction permits.
Oak Canyon Renovation
The City applied for and received $500,000 in funding from the Natural Resources Agency’s Outdoor Environmental Education Facilities grant program to install interpretive elements and make amphitheater renovations. We are currently in the early planning stage and will update the website with invitations, updated designs, and other information as it is available.
Central Library Children’s Garden
This project will convert the exiting children’s outdoor space at the Central Library into an interactive children’s garden and play area. Features will include a tricycle loop, interactive games, sand pit, drinking fountain, new landscaping, new decorative fencing, storage for play equipment, and other site amenities. Above is a photograph of the existing area.
Founders Park Security Cameras
This project includes the installation of 7 new security cameras strategically placed throughout Founders Park. The project will also replace existing pathways with new decomposed granite surfacing. Portions of the park will remain open during construction.
Nohl Ranch
Downtown Open Space
Multiple community meetings were held during the past year to re-design this park and obtain valuable feedback. The above image is the final Master Plan that was developed as a result of the public input. As we continue to refine this design we will update the website with future meeting invitations, updated designs, and other information as it is available.
Manzanita Skate Park
This project will include the development of a skate park in a passive area of Manzanita Park. The proposed skate park will be located east of the Boys and Girls Club and south of the 91 Freeway. The skate park will be designed for beginner to intermediate skaters and include a bowl, pump track, and street plaza components.
Barton Park - Master Plan
The playground is complete at Barton Park. Please come out and enjoy the new space.
Tentative Park Construction Schedule:
The Second Phase of the park improvement project is currently out to public bid. Currently, the project is scheduled to be awarded to a contractor by the end of May 2019 and are looking forward to a construction start by July. Tentatively, the project is scheduled to be complete winter of 2019/2020.
Julianna Park - Master Plan
Tentative Schedule:
KaBOOM! Playground Prep Day September 26, 2019 and Playground Build Day September 28, 2019.
La Palma Park - Improvements
We want your input! The City of Anaheim is partnering with the community to reimagine the west side of La Palma Park. In 2016, the City launched the initial community input process for this portion of the park, and the resulting design included a synthetic turf soccer field, two natural turf fields, a play area, a restroom building with community rooms, a perimeter trail with exercise equipment, a multipurpose open air sports arena, an events plaza, and lighting, master plan above. We are now seeking State Proposition 68 funding for these improvements, and want to confirm that the previously requested amenities still meet our communities’ needs and priorities for La Palma Park.
Maxwell Dog Park
Multiple community meetings were held at Haskett Library to share the draft designs and obtain feedback. During those meetings, the community requested additional amenities such as agility equipment, strategically located trees, landscape buffers, and signage, etc. The above image is the final Master Plan that was developed as a result of public input and was approved by the Parks and Recreation Commission in March 2019. We are currently furthering the planning and design process which includes developing Construction Documents and submitting applications for construction permits.
Oak Canyon Renovation
The City applied for and received $500,000 in funding from the Natural Resources Agency’s Outdoor Environmental Education Facilities grant program to install interpretive elements and make amphitheater renovations. We are currently in the early planning stage and will update the website with invitations, updated designs, and other information as it is available.
Central Library Children’s Garden
This project will convert the exiting children’s outdoor space at the Central Library into an interactive children’s garden and play area. Features will include a tricycle loop, interactive games, sand pit, drinking fountain, new landscaping, new decorative fencing, storage for play equipment, and other site amenities. Above is a photograph of the existing area.
Founders Park Security Cameras
This project includes the installation of 7 new security cameras strategically placed throughout Founders Park. The project will also replace existing pathways with new decomposed granite surfacing. Portions of the park will remain open during construction.
Nohl Ranch
Downtown Open Space
Multiple community meetings were held during the past year to re-design this park and obtain valuable feedback. The above image is the final Master Plan that was developed as a result of the public input. As we continue to refine this design we will update the website with future meeting invitations, updated designs, and other information as it is available.
Manzanita Skate Park
This project will include the development of a skate park in a passive area of Manzanita Park. The proposed skate park will be located east of the Boys and Girls Club and south of the 91 Freeway. The skate park will be designed for beginner to intermediate skaters and include a bowl, pump track, and street plaza components.
Barton Park - Master Plan
The playground is complete at Barton Park. Please come out and enjoy the new space.
Tentative Park Construction Schedule:
The Second Phase of the park improvement project is currently out to public bid. Currently, the project is scheduled to be awarded to a contractor by the end of May 2019 and are looking forward to a construction start by July. Tentatively, the project is scheduled to be complete winter of 2019/2020.
Julianna Park - Master Plan
Tentative Schedule:
KaBOOM! Playground Prep Day September 26, 2019 and Playground Build Day September 28, 2019.