Details: Review of proposed alterations to Historic District HD-005 (City Park), a designated historic district listed on the Corona Register of Historic Resources, as part of the Corona City Park Revitalization Project, located at 930 East Sixth Street.
LIST OF CONDITIONS
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PLANNING Brendan Dalde
1. The project shall comply with all applicable requirements of the Corona Municipal Code (CMC) and ordinances and the relevant Specific Plan, if any, including the payment of all required fees.
2. The project shall comply with the mitigation measures identified in the City Park Revitalization Project EIR Addendum (prepared as an addendum to the 2020-2040 General Plan EIR).
3. The Community Services Department shall comply with the following operational requirements during all outdoor events, including festivals and live concerts, as identified in the City Park Revitalization Project EIR Addendum:
a) Restrict amphitheater sound system output to an average of 90 dBA Leq, averaged over a 15-minute period, at a position located 100 feet from the central lawn or portable stage area and portable movie screen of the park. b) Restrict instantaneous maximum sound levels allowed for live music concerts to 95 dBA Lmax at a position located 100 feet from the central lawn or portable stage area and portable movie screen of the park. c) Noise monitoring will be conducted and monitored and reviewed throughout the event to provide sound technicians with noise data for appropriate sound system mixing board adjustments to ensure compliance with regulations. d) Noise monitoring will be conducted with a handheld sound level meter. The meter shall satisfy the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard for Type I or II instrumentation.
4. Informational placards shall be placed in the park to convey the history of the following items; and if the items are physical objects, the placards are to be located in the vicinity of the item they describe. • Founders Monument (aka Founder’s Rock)
• Circa-1913 drinking fountain
• Fig and Bunya Trees (as identified in the project’s Tree Preservation Plan) • Sunkist Air Compressor (steam engine)
• The contribution of women to the City’s agricultural history • Display of at least one “Acorn” style lighting fixture • Development and evolution of City Park
• Community events, recreation, sports, and contributions of Corona’s Mexican American community at City Park. • Civil rights history associated with City Park
5. The existing CHPS marker associated with the former Municipal Plunge shall be retained and located to near the original site.
6. The condition of existing “acorn style” light fixtures within City Park shall be evaluated and, where feasible, preserved or donated to be used elsewhere in the City.
Project Number: MARD2026-0002
Applied: 3/17/2026 Approved:
Closed: Expired:
Status: COMPLETE
Parent Project:
Site Address: 930 E SIXTH ST CORONA, CA 0
City of Corona
400 S Vicentia Ave ,
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City of Corona