Coronado City Council
December 5, 2023

City of Coronado

CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN

COMMUNITY OUTREACH SUMMARY
NOVEMBER 22, 2023

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................2 COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS ...........................................................2 COMMUNITY WORKSHOP #1 ..............................................................................3 COMMUNITY POP-UPS .........................................................................................4 PRESENTATION TO CAYS HOA BOARD ...............................................................5 PRESENTATION TO PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION .........................5 APPENDIX A: STAKEHOLDER MEETING MINUTES ............................................6 APPENDIX B: POST-IT NOTE COMMENTS & COMMENT CARDS ....................26 APPENDIX C: WEBSITE COMMENTS....................................................................47 APPENDIX D: INPUT RECEIVED VIA EMAIL ........................................................155 APPENDIX E: PUBLIC COMMENTS TO THE PARK AND REC COMMISSION ...365 Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 1 of 390 Attachment 9

INTRODUCTION
This report summarizes community outreach conducted and input received from community members regarding the Cays Park master plan. This report includes the results of nine stakeholder meetings, a community workshop, and two community pop-ups. A summary of comments received during these outreach efforts can be found in Appendix A & B.

A City project website, www.projectcoronado.org/cays-park, has been created to share project information and collect community input. The website features a comment section where users can share their ‘pro’ and ‘con’ comments for design alternatives. A summary of all comments received though the City website can be found in Appendix C.

Community members have also been able to share their input with the City and design team via email at [email protected]. A summary of all comments received though the project email address can be found in Appendix D.

COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS
Representatives from the City and the park design team conducted severals stakeholder meetings to gather input on Cays Park. Community members from the following groups participated in the meetings.
• Cays HOA Board of Directors, residents, and general manager • Cays Park dog park users
• Community members at large
• Grande Caribe Task Force
• Emerald Keepers
• Bridge and Bay Garden Club
• Pickleball Association Coronado
• Coronado Tennis
• Coronado FC soccer club
• Coronado Historic Association
• Coronado Navy League, Naval Base Coronado
• Bridge and Bay Garden Club, Concerts in the Park
Participants were asked to share perspectives on the current and future use of Cays Park. What do they like and dislike? What needs improvement at Cays Park? What is their vision of the park moving forward? A summary of each stakeholder meeting can be found in Appendix A.

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The first public workshop for Cays Park Master Plan was held at the Cays Yacht Club on September 12, 2023 from 5-7pm.

The primary goals of the meeting were:

1. Provide an overview of the existing site conditions, opportunities, and constraints.

2. Present four design alternatives and thematic options for the park.

3. Solicit community feedback related to the amenities and features of the design and thematic alternatives.

The meeting began with an introductory welcome and project background from Tina Friend, City Manager. Glen Schmidt of Schmidt Design Group led a presentation of the preliminary park design alternatives. Mr. Schmidt shared data collected in a City wide survey conducted by True North Research and reviewed the existing site conditions. Four preliminary park design alternatives were presented along with thematic alternatives. Mr. Schmidt highlighted the amenities and features of each of the four park design alternatives.

COMMUNITY INPUT SUMMARY
Following the presentation, community members were invited to provide their feedback. The four design and thematic alternatives were displayed across the room in five stations. Community members were invited to visit each station and provide their perceived ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of each alternative on post-it notes and comment cards. The comment cards and post-it notes were collected by Schmidt Design Group. A transcription of all comments received during the meeting can be found in Appendix B.

It was shared that the design alternatives would be made available on the City project website, https://www.projectcoronado.org/cays-park, where users can share their ‘pro’ and ‘con’ comments. The project email address, cayspark@ coronado.ca.us, was also shared for community members to submit their feedback.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 3 of 390 Attachment 9 COMMUNITY POP-UP #1 - CAYS PARK
The first community pop-up event was held at Cays Park on September 27, 2023 from 4-6pm. The primary goal of the pop-up was to gather community input on the four park design alternatives and various amenities proposed.

The four park design and thematic alternatives were displayed in the park.

Representatives from the City and Schmidt Design Group were present to share the alternatives, answer questions, and discuss with community members.

COMMUNITY INPUT SUMMARY
Community members were invited to provide their perceived ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of each alternative on post-it notes and comment cards. The comment cards and post-it notes were collected by Schmidt Design Group. A transcription of all comments received during the meeting can be found in Appendix B.

COMMUNITY POP-UP #2 - CORONADO LIBRARY
The second community pop-up was held at the Coronado Library on October 5, 2023 from 4-6pm. The primary goal of the pop-up was to gather community input on the four park design alternatives and various amenities proposed.

The four park design and thematic alternatives were displayed in the library lobby.

Representatives from the City and Schmidt Design Group were present to share the alternatives, answer questions, and discuss with community members.

COMMUNITY INPUT SUMMARY
Community members were invited to provide their perceived ‘pros’ and ‘cons’ of each alternative on post-it notes and comment cards. The comment cards and post-it notes were collected by Schmidt Design Group. A transcription of all comments received during the meeting can be found in Appendix B.

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PRESENTATION TO CORONADO CAYS HOA BOARD
The design team provided a presentation to the Coronado Cays HOA board October 19, 2023 at 2pm.

The primary goal of the presentation was to provide an update on the Cays Park master plan, share community feedback received, and collect additional input.

The presentation began with an introductory welcome and project background from Tony Winney, Assistant City Manager. Glen Schmidt of Schmidt Design Group led a presentation of the preliminary park design alternatives. Four preliminary park design alternatives were presented along with thematic alternatives. Mr. Schmidt then reviewed the highlights of community input received regarding the various amenities and design features of the alternatives.

PRESENTATION TO CORONADO PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION The design team provided a presentation to the Coronado Parks and Recreation Commission on November 2, 2023 at 3:30pm at the Coronado Community Center.

The primary goal of the presentation was to provide an update on the Cays Park master plan, share community feedback received, and collect additional input.

The presentation began with an introductory welcome and project background from Tony Winney, Assistant City Manager. Glen Schmidt of Schmidt Design Group led a presentation of the preliminary park design alternatives. Four preliminary park design alternatives were presented along with thematic alternatives. Mr. Schmidt then reviewed the highlights of community input received regarding the various amenities and design features of the alternatives.

Comments provided to the Park and Rec Commission from the community are included in Appendix E.

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The following pages are the meeting minutes collect from these meetings.

APPENDIX A: STAKEHOLDER MEETING MINUTES
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 25 of 390 Attachment 9 The following pages reflect the handwritten comments received on post-it notes and comment cards during in person meetings and pop-ups. The handwritten comments have been transcribed for legibility. Personal information has been redacted for privacy reasons.

APPENDIX B: POST-IT NOTE COMMENTS AND COMMENT CARDS

TYPICAL COMMENT CARD TYPICAL POST-IT NOTE COMMENTS
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 26 of 390 Attachment 9 Pro Con
Less field space great options. Love the idea of a gathering place. More room in this option. Great distance between dogs & kid playground Price $30,000,000. No ponds.

Great mixed use, all ages park. Great version minus the large pond. Change pond to a tide pool that drains daily -smallerLoss of soccer fields will be a loss of tournaments & loss of revenue for the city Something for everyone Not enough playing fields
Pro matches use over 24 hr period Soccer needs more space #12 Thank you. Appreciate additional dog park green
Don’t reduce active field space + then add "active" tennis + pickleball. Add more green!
Addl parking is good more the better
Need to retain fields. More of a need for them than a fountain. Way too large of a dog park
Full basketball court is good. Dog park that is fenced in is good.

Do not need 12 pickleball courts. Field not large enough for soccer. Don't need that large dog park. No water
4 tennis courts
I've spent many weekends at Cays park (soccer)- it's always about 10 degrees cooler because of ocean breeze-splash pond won't be well used.

Better idea is to put that on the port land (2034). Do not believe we need 2 separate bathrooms or parking areas
Love the tennis & pickleball on back of park. Noise reduction One field Wise to put pickle ball close to Hwy due to noise
Too little space for kids sports. Seems to give priority to dogs instead of humans (kids). Dog barking area impacts a lot of houses Fitness loop Field lighting not needed
While I like the location of courts (for noise reasons) believe this is too many & wind will impact the players
Don’t like this plan because of the loss of active play areas (soccer). No pond, why? We have the gorgeous ocean! Add croquet or horse shoe area or bocce ball instead of all those boring (but pretty) paths make it fun! Too many paths, too many bushes! Wasted space. Add grassy areas or an area of croquet or bocci ball. Add croquet in space to the right of fire station. Or bocci ball. Can easily be siren converted if fire station needs it.

Like the theme. Full basketball court Increased sound from highway. Needs barrier from bike path Love this plan. Love the pond. More public art needed
Lowering the fence/wall along Hwy 75 is not a positive change. That wall reduces Hwy noise. The proposed fountain is a drowning hazard Love the pond
I'm a PB player, we don't need 12 courts, the village needs courts. We also don't need more tennis courts.

Like pond/fountain. Looks like a real park No wonder of flight. Wonder of Flight no necessary. No mosquito pond I like the "runways"
No do not open to bike path. Dangerous also. Bike path access to the strand
Love the art exhibit/concert/film ideas No bike path access Love the view but too many negatives associated No pond 5 and 17 #35 great but have designed in angle for visibility
We are surrounded by water-no need for mosquito breeding site. Dogs over kids activities? No! Not 1 lane + roundabouts
Pond is bad idea. Not enough athletic fields. Need a big picnic shelter with tables, grills.

Pond/spring will attract lots of birds & bird poop. 4 tennis courts is mm.

Sunset deck should be raise
No way pond bad news. Too many trees
No pond. $ liability costly maintenance. No! Too much space for dogs-not enough for children. Restrooms need to b next to firehouse Would pond attract mosquitos?
No water (pond)
Sustainability of pond expense
No pond needed
No pond! Not needed won't get used
Don't want RC boat pond
No pond!
9/12/23 Cays Yacht Club Meeting
OPTION 25
Post-it Note Comments
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 27 of 390 Attachment 9 I understand that no one asked for a pond in the survey-did they? There are better uses to space than a pond.

Not enough space for sports
No pond. No tennis next to pickleball
Pond=mosquitos :(
Pond is a bad idea
No mosquito pond
No pond!
Need more than one multi use field. Who will keep pond clean and ensure no mosquito.

Dog park too big
Too much land for dog park ridiculous!
Dog park is as large as the single soccer field
Dog park (I'm there every morning) does not need to be larger Dog park too big
Why any change at all?
Keep the park the way it is
Leave roads alone
Don't pave anymore! We have plenty of parking!
Please no more #9 additional parking. Empty 95% of time Need additional pickleball courts + a place to gather-around the courts Pro Con
Lot of variety. Shade area. Restrooms. Pond.

I like this plan the best but, block view with tennis court. Trees may block view. Dog park too big. Bad parking plan.

No southern entry off bike path! Theft and homeless entering. No pondliability and costly maintenance. Not enough playing fields for children.

Most superior use of park space. Something for everyone. Pond. Closest to the beauty & amenities of Civita Park. Sunset deck. No negatives 2 restrooms
Pond=mosquitos :( -splashpad would be better! No softball/baseball. Dog park too big. Not enough field space to support growing Coronado sports.

Add bocce ball in space adjacent to fire station (on the right) No pond! We have ocean :) The pathways look pretty but aren't practical.

More grassy knolls please. For sitting. No beach volleyball. They can go to the beach.

Good idea to have larger dog parks. Overall, layout and organization is amazing! Less of a "city park", more of a "destination park". Love wonder of flight theme!
2 bathrooms. Beach overlook. Sun shades. Water is intriguing Pond. Mosquitos. Safety with pond. No baseball field.

Only think I like is the tennis/pickle ball court location. Except for players the wind will be an issue
100% against this option. Pond/splash pond would be better on the port land (2034 piece of property) (won't be used here-too cold most of year due to breeze from ocean). Don't need 2 parking areas-waste of space. Dog park doesn't need to be that large.

Comments Card Comments
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 28 of 390 Attachment 9 Pro Con
My favorite of all 4 designs How will Coronado fund this project LiMe 50% version best Too many trees and hidden places in the middle area #15 Love it No trees or canopy
50/50 best compromise Trees too tall. 10'-15'. Block views to ocean from Trinidad This is my favorite. Nice work!! Love the walking. All so creative :) Too many tall trees and concrete Love the natural feel of the theme
Too many paths weave in grassy sitting areas. Too many paths, why? Prefer grassy areas for sitting
Like the theme-dog park with concealed fence Too many walkways-not enough active play areas Fitness hub. Connection to bikeway. Bike repair station Love the access to the bike path, Just need it secure Do not move los courts Like pickle ball courts away from homes Why do we need so many pickleball courts Love the 12 pickleball courts! Too many pickleball courts Keep all 4 tennis courts
For sound reasons (Bahama Village) good area for pickleball but for win reasons not good for playing
Love the shade structures and bird shade idea. Water filters and fillers please Too many pickleball courts Love this. Could the walking areas and field be flipped though?? Pickleball too noisy to be near homes- leave far away from homes Love the elevated sun deck (you'll see more) plus the fenced dog park Leave the field alone Like additional restroom. Like viewing deck and larger dog park No tennis court demo needed Fewer fields. Nice playground with shade Not enough sports fields for kids We still need open, passive green space
Without enough fields to hold a soccer tournament our soccer club will die 4 tennis courts seems not enough & half court basketball doesn't seem enough either
This appears to reduce active space from the fields, but adds active in the form of pickleball and tennis
Too large multi use field-takes too much space
Not enough soccer
Not enough fields. Too many pickleball courts. No bike path connection $30,000,000 no crazy. No to everything. No change. Stupidity gone wild. No round abouts. No ponds. No construction on streets.

No to everything
No change
Stupidity gone wild
No round abouts
No ponds
No construction on streets
Add bocce ball area or croquet area instead of wandering paths No kites; they will have sun rot; they will rip with the winter winds; not practical
Reduced wall height traffic noise impacts need big picnic shelter.

No reduced wall height
Where does the $ come from
Don't want additional parking. Larger view deck
No more parking lots
Dog park backs up to a lot of houses (noise-barking)
No bike path entrance. No security. How would south bike entrance be managed - security?
Do NOT like access to bike path. Will cause groups to gather at Cays Park to bike the Strand. We will be their parking lot. Cause more traffic. Also security issue.

Don't want bike path access-will bring too many folks to community 9/12/23 Cays Yacht Club Meeting
OPTION 50
Post-it Note Comments
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 29 of 390 Attachment 9 No South bike path entry-homeless and theft will be an increased problem.

Absolutely no bike path access. Homeless camping out is a problem. Theft is a problem also. Restrooms need to be next to the Fire House to discourage homeless
Not a fan of the bike/walk entrance (safety)
No bike access
Absolutely no access to bike path. It's a security issue No bridge to bike path
No additional access to bike path please
#11 no connection to Strand
No connection to Strand
2 restrooms is overkill
Don’t need 2 restrooms
Pro Con
Shade area. Restrooms No fitness. Security issue with bike bath entrance. Bad parking plan.

No entry from bike path at south end- homeless and theft is a problem now.

Not enough playing fields for children.

Ditto above "Reduced wall height. Plant/fence separation for dog park.

Reduced wall height". 2 restrooms. 2 half-courts 12 pickle ball courts-fastest growing sport Like the 12 pickleball courts! 2 restrooms. Division of space Didn't address road. Only half court basketball. Dog park too big.

Court placement. Love the greenery. Love the playfield.

Love the court placement but want more active play (soccer 75%). Don't like the bushes…prefer grassy sitting areas. Round abouts please. Add bocci ball or croquet flowers too
2 large fields is perfect! Good idea, nature based play! Nature based play much better than fitness loop.

Too many pickleball courts (noise pollution). 2 acres will be better! Too many dogs already. 2 half courts would prevent currently used courts for games. Unfair to users.

Bike way connection. Dog park with fence. Two bathrooms. Reduced wall height. Sunset deck. Baseball back stop. Parking lot. Kite hill Too much garden space. No true ball field. Half basketball court Too many walkways. 2 restrooms is overkill. Takes away too much active area.

Comments Card Comments
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Can we get access to the bike path at south end of park? (Bayshore) Need a bike lane on the road 4 tennis courts
Don't see sand box used much-more green. More green less sand. Hot! A lot less children in the Cays than in the village. Where are bike paths along streets. #11 No connection to Silver Strand. Security reasons. Experiencing more issues now and it can worsen with easier access
Nice job. Love the walkways. I love the overlook No bike path entry from South wall- homeless and theft is a problem.

Good compromise of current and new uses. Retains 4 lane Cays Blvd Only one bathroom Field lights Sunset hill needs to be raised to get some view Like 4 foot vs 8 foot wall. Like the idea of bocce ball Sand gets hot! Can we make green space? Or make smaller? Love the 3 active spaces. Love all the benches. Love the dog park. Agree Volleyball, dog park, sunset hill, native garden, fitness hub, bike repair, fitness loop
Don't need sand volleyball court. The beach is 200 feet away! It won't be used!
Like the game area Add an e-bike path for kids and young adults Support Coronado soccer tradition Eliminates 1 soccer field Like configuration of dog park.

Exercise area for adults with gym machines. Do not remove a parking lane on the boulevard. Give an area for small dogs
Keep fields for sports and outdoor courts No outlet to bike path. Could be a security issue Love the bump out Do not relocate pickleball- too noisy to be across from homes Beach volleyball is a great idea. Access to the bike path is a great idea if you can make it secured. Like full basketball court. Like fenced dog park. Tennis courts closer to the water is a nice idea.

Bike path access No bike path connection. Dogs don't need 2 acres Love the bump out No reduced wall height. No connection to bike path. Security Like the fact that the pickleball and tennis court is the same Keep the wall between the Cays and Hwy 75. No reason to lower or remove.

We really do not want any changes. We like our park the way it is.

It is my hope that the council looks to this option in terms of percentage of use for sports as the most viable for the final planning purpose of this project.

This plan has superior planning areas for the consultant to meet the needs of all the constituents. Needs out how to get more land by reducing striping, doing roundabouts and all of the schemes to replace or improve. Kudos for the elevated viewing areas and pop out of the top of the wall on all of the designs. Kudos for figuring out how to improve the shade trees of the park and all the improvements for being able to walk a circuit around the park without being run over by dogs. Allot your designs have some great features, so no matter which option for percentage of usage we get by vote of the council, it will be far better than what we have, by your designs. I think the roundabouts are a great but won't fly because of the controversy that always comes from people who don't want them. In conclusion, great job! No sand needed-or volleyball- plenty at the beach across/down the street Eliminate strand opening
$30,000,000 NO. No to everything
No sand volleyball. Utilize that space better
Small area for little dogs
Pickleball too close to homes. Do not create a second bike path entrance.

Can't be managed by security
If you eliminated soccer, why do you need so much parking? Add parking spaces
Consider pickle ball and tennis switching locations-(less noise for residents from pickle) and adding more pickle ball since these are the only public pickle ball in Nado
No trees needed. Nor canopy structures. They impede ocean views No concerts go to Spreckels
9/12/23 Cays Yacht Club Meeting
OPTION 75
Post-it Note Comments
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 31 of 390 Attachment 9 Dog park is too small on all plans! You took half away
Trees are invasive species
Thank you for increasing dog park but it needs to be longer as it allows more cohesion for small+ large dogs present size does not. Portion of it unusable (too close to street).

Please no trees
Roundabouts/calming circles needed!! Need true accessibility designs for playgrounds especially!
NO access to bike path. Too much field area
Do NOT like access to bike path. Will cause groups to gather at Cays Park to bike the Strand. Will cause more traffic. Security issue as well Like to see tennis and pickleball side by side
Pickleball courts should not be near houses since play happens early HAVE to have protected bike path in street design!
No sand volleyball when we have beach volleyball across the street Make dog park longer please!
Pickleball courts so near those houses will be awful. A lawsuit in the waiting.

Pickleball courts are so noisy. There are laws about how much distance between courts and houses
Pro Con
Volleyball not needed, it is at the beach. Security issue with bike path entry.

Bike repair does not work. Bad parking plan.

Keep restrooms near firehouse to deter homeless
Removes too much playing field from children's sports. Pickleball should remain FAR away from homes.

Ditto above. "Reduced wall height. Plant/fence separation for dog park.

Reduced wall height" Open space still to excessive
A good mix of interests. Fitness loop. Connects to bikeway. Switch pickleball & tennis to the 50% design and it is better :)
Dog park too big. No softball space. Sand-make a softball field instead.

Volleyball & sand options at SS State Beach
Keep soccer field. Add flowers please and pretty vegetation.

Pickleball too close to houses. So switch pickleball with tennis. Pickleball in the back. No sand volleyball. No use! They can go to the beach! Also sand is dirty. Fewer paths…more grass areas. Flowers
Good idea on new parallel parking. Turn lane modification! Bike repair station.

Access to bike path. Fenced dog park. Walkway around field. Beach view overlook. Sun shades. Curved parking area. Landscaping + shade covers. Need second bathroom by dog park.

Like to see tennis & pickle ball courts together (noise impact on Bahama Village)-both by the existing wall
Comments Card Comments
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Like idea of sunset overlook Started with park now we changing streets No Love the walking paths Roadway reduction roundabouts
I like the walking area in the center and wonder why the 50 50 option could not have the walking in central or southern area No kites. They rot from the sun and rip during winter winds Yes roundabout for all options. Add flashing light crosswalk Parking @ 90 degrees to road is too difficult for folks-Either 45 degrees or none. Will that become free beach parking
Full basketball courts. Nice kids play area. Additional parking Traffic circles will create problems at Grand Caribe intersections. Loud Restrooms near Fire House deter homeless Do not remove center road dividers. No round about 4 tennis courts Do not like round abouts
Love the overlook. Like the sidewalks around the fields $30,000,000 No.

Lower wall for sunset overlook good idea Too much open green space. Don't like the reduced road space Love the parking in front of tennis courts & dog park
Please no roundabouts. They are too small for the street. I know, I used to live on LJ Blvd. And they are unattractive
100% fields. Children need space to participate in active sports No round abouts. Need stop signs for crossing Yes to playing fields Pickleball too close to tennis
Retains 4 soccer fields No round abouts.

Keep the fields! Love everyone visiting to play soccer! Do not like only 2 lanes dangerous. Why do we have to change anything Love the Road! And the round-abouts No round abouts what ever More street parking good also + doubt roundabouts worth the cost. Retain as many beautiful playing fields as possible+B22:B27B22:B28 Too much field area. Need 4 lanes for traffic My favorite! Love that you're using currently unused space Field lighting is not necessary + it unreasonable at it restricts playing field adjustments to avoid overused areas near the goals. Reducing the street to 2 lanes is a non-starter! Allowing parking on a two-lane road is a violation of good safety.

Encourages active play (vs tv, computer & social media). Add'l parking but not removing 4 to 2 lanes (has a traffic study been done) for safety (maybe 4 lanes but only partial removal of current median) Please no trees.

More soccer! Yes!!
Parking safety on east side of Cays Blvd is dangerous kids + dogs will dart across 2 lanes switch it to west side
A park is for kids. Glad to see this is a priority
No protected bike path in street design (but LOVE roundabouts). Is playground build for children's accessibility? Can it be? Children need inclusion (thank you!)
Fields are nice for kid activities
Can you add a bit of observation area adjacent to courts for gathering exround robin tournaments, snacks, water… Our 8 pickleball courts are in constant use. Can you add more? Especially since these are the only public ones in Coronado
Love the much needed traffic calming circles! It's safer The adding of trees is bad. They block ocean vistas + horizon + sunsets, trees are not needed invasive species
Love that dog park has a barrier Three traffic circles (would this slow down firetrucks/ems?). Too much field Fields. Sunset hill. Fitness hub. Shaded picnic area. Dog park. Bike repair Less soccer needed Love the round-abouts! We don't need two lanes each way. I never use right lane because of parked cars/doors + dogs! Too much dedicated to team sports Do NOT reduce the height of wall between The Cays + Hwy 75.

Park plans seem to be for people who do not live close by No round abouts
Only one bathroom
Playing fields need to be reduced
No removal of medians. We need 2 lanes to leave in an emergency Loss of neighborhood egress in evacuation. How do we get out with one lane?
No roundabouts and visually restrict Cays Blvd
OPTION 100
9/12/23 Cays Yacht Club Meeting
Post-it Note Comments
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 33 of 390 Attachment 9 No roundabouts. No reduced wall height. No decrease in # of lanes CCB Not enough green space for passive use
Don't take away our beautiful road median will decrease property values No roundabouts
It will be a problem reducing street to one lane
No round abouts
Narrowing road not a good idea
It is only fair to take the resident's need for passive green space into account, 100% field is not balanced
No bike access. Again only 4 tennis courts. Without sun deck being raisedon't bother-can't over wall/cars Pond is bad idea. Not enough
No round abouts
Traffic 100. No buffer between parked cars + bicycles. 2 lanes should not be an option
Pro Con
None Bad Plan. Road Narrowing!!! Bike repair does not work. Bad Parking Plan More fields for children is important. Love the islands theme. Canopy trees important. Remove ugly problematic center islands in roadway, create more parking. Remove cul-de-sac. Fence and landscape surround dog park. Add native plants with signage.

Reduced wall height. Plant/fence separation for dog park. Reduced wall height. Way too much open field space. Too little room to provide family amenities Love the narrowing of the road and round-abouts. Helps slow down traffic and aids ped crossing. Love the smaller dog park with more spaces for peoplelove the fence! Helps keep space for Coronado's growing youth programs/sports. Love the "island" theme and keeping it in the uniqueness of the Cays. Like that it keeps a softball/baseball backstop. No access to bikeway. Not enough pickleball. Would like 2 bathroom spots.

Roundabouts Yes! On all options. But add flashing lights at crosswalks.

Also…good lighting please Prefer less soccer option
Good idea to have a bike repair station
2 lane will create congestion, especially during tournaments! Dog park could be bigger
Dog park with fence inset dog park parking. Kit hill. Full basketball court.

Move street parking to west side of Cays Blvd
Loss of egress for disaster planning evacuation on Cays Blvd. One bathroom.

East side parking Cays Blvd. because kids+dogs. Will dart across 2 lanes traffic. Not safe!!
Add'l parking (remove red zone areas). Encourages active play for all.

Has traffic study been done to evaluate 2 lanes (vs 4 lanes). Like to see 4 lanes with less of a median perhaps (but not total removal of median) Comments Card Comments
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Shade is wonderful No water feature--too time consuming and costly to keep clean.

Love more pickleball courts No need for a pond.

Shaded picnic area Way too many walkways
Love the balance of use Too much area for dog park
2 restrooms ++. Shade area +. Pickleball sounds reduced for homes across street. Children's playground. Adequate parking. No Pond! We have the beach! Added tennis court, fitness loop, reduced soccer fields Absolutely NO water feature Use of shade cloths like bird wings great! don't need pond don't need 2 restrooms Yes to dogs fenced We may need another bathroom with more courts.

Russian spring. Slash pad? Nature gardens yes! With this design there is no room for the kite guy Keep our multipurpose green space Pond stupid idea
Prefer open space. Like sunset deck Pond is dumb
Nice option minus the spring-make green space No new trees lining entire open field Need shade tree. Love this one 38 sprinda We only want one restroom without showers! No need to move courts
Please just one bathroom behind the firehouse. Please no pond Pond=mosquitos
Too large dog park
Cost of moving all the courts around
No space for soccer/kite guy
Dog area too large
Do not enclose dog park will become dirt patch and dogs will fight Loss of open space!
Coronado FC will halt.

Save existing parking fire station! Save parking + save money $. All options No water feature! Mosquito breeding ground
No water feature, mosquitos, maintenance, water shortage, we have ocean & bay
Dogs dogs dogs!? - too big
Crime will increase with more hiding spots. Safety issue! How much will this cost? Why do we need water/pond? We have the beach & bay. Too much change-where's the park? Too many trees Separate the park for small dogs + big dogs. Built in exercise area for elders + kids
Full court basketball
Tennis courts too close to the bike path
No trees
To busy
Courts too far from parking
Note enough open space for soccer Con
Don't need to fill every space. Leave some green. Seems silly to move courts, but regardless we don't need more PB or tennis courts
Increase dog park
This kills soccer for kids!
Athletic fields are way too small. Needs more. Lack of fields would destroy youth soccer leagues.

Pond is unnecessary breeds mosquitos
Need 2 lanes for cars each way
No fence for dog park
OPTION 25
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 35 of 390 Attachment 9 This plan would ruin my ocean views. Please leave our park alone. Don't change anything. These plans will interrupt my ocean views. Please leave the park alone. Don't move the tennis courts. This plan will block my ocean view. Please leave the tennis court where they are. No new trees. Leave the park alone. This plan blocks my ocean view. Please leave the tennis courts as they are and plant no new trees.

Add water play fountain
We love our park leave it alone. Leave our park as is we love our park. No more concrete leave our courts alone. We love the children playground as is.

Don't diminish playing fields we love our playing fields Dog park is too big. Need more space for sport teams
Moving everything means lots of money $$ tennis pickleball and field. Will only attract more dogs. Not the theme of the Cays
Loss of sports field-a community builder
Childrens bubbler dangerous + dog owners will encroach. The whole City (SD) will visit dog park City
Pro Con

1. Do not make single lane road. 2. Do not connect park to Silver strand (security issue). 3. Do not change shape of dog park please leave it long. It allows friendly dogs to move to another area-the triangular shape will not allow as much movement. Do not change shape of dog park. Keep lengthallows for more friendly play. No connection from park to Silver strandSecurity issue. Do not need pond-more green.

Inventive. Love the water feature!
Nothing
We don't want a project. We love our park. Please, this option destroys kids sports at Cays Park.

I live at 22 Bahama, like all of these plans it infringes on my ocean views.

Please leave the park alone.

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Crosswalk at 20 No baseball field
Walking trails Basketball 1/2 court
Sunset Deck :) No entry to the Cays on the south side
Elevated sunset deck No new trees
Like play area Worry about light pollution
Shade trees No opening from bike path
Walking trails No connection to bikeway please
Love the extra pickleball courts!! Dog part too small
Reduced soccer fields so no regional soccer tournaments allowed No ped/bike. Secondary bad idea Sundeck Don't need mor PB Courts let the village take some Love additional PB courts + location- additional courts were discussed at City Council Connection to Silver strand bike way will cause e-bikes to cut through Picnic area yes! Too many pickle ball courts
Like the additional pickleball courts Secondary entrance Pros- I like additional pickleball courts and exercise area No need for 2 rest rooms Like the pickleball next to freeway and sperate from the tennis courts No open entryway/exit from bike lane to park Crime! Love the additional pickleball! Great walking trails! Please no entrance to bike path Nature base playground great. Half baseball good
Please only one bathroom kept behind Fire house. Please no secondary entrance
Love idea of adult exercise stations. Like parking lot inside main traffic route 2 lanes needed Reduce soccer + events. Open park for seniors at last. Elevated viewing deck! Excellent 14 Don't open up the wall for bikers
Shade area +. 2 restrooms ++. Children's playground +
Keep wall with no entrance for bikers to the park. Separate a small area for small dogs at the dog park. Add an area for seniors to exercise. Built in exercise area
My favorite due to great balance of use. Love the fitness loop Do not like the bike connection and no bike repair! Essential to have handsome landscape areas! Make beauty! Tell history.

Public art! In bathroom sculpture in wall (Siatoff)
Leave tennis + pickleball as is good now. Fitness loop is not needed. Too many walkways all trees are invasive species. No new concrete please Additional pickleball courts Softball + baseball not used as such could delete Reasonable to keep fields as are and localize clutter behind fire station Too many pickleball courts! like the fitness area. Like separation of tennis + pickleball courts. Good to have pickleball courts near the Silver Strand highway Not enough space for soccer, rugby, lacrosse Nature based play Good plan- lots of pickleball courts! Too many hiding spots for crime. Too many crevices for crime Reduces size of athletic fields too much. Less athletic field space will negatively impact youth soccer
Leave the park as is. We like it this way. Why do we need public art? No secondary entrance, not even for bikes and pedestrians. No dog area fence will become dirt patch and too small dogs will fight Need 2 lanes for cars each way
Please No connection from park to Silver Strand security issue (having issues more security issues in Cays)
Make 1 full basket ball court
Move bike repair station to opposite side of park near PB courts This kills soccer for kids!
Please keep bikes lanes along 75 only
Add water play fountain
2 lanes both ways. no round about. expand dog park.

Noise from road will cause problems for players tennis & racquet. Do not lower wall or move tennis courts
No security if you let biker come through the wall
Long narrow dog run would be better
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 37 of 390 Attachment 9 All concepts: Keep existing parking @ fire station save the parking + save money. $
This plan obstructs my ocean view. Please don't move the tennis courts.

Please plant no new trees. Don't add or move parking. Don't add a bike path cut through. We don't need people riding through the park. This plan will completely destroy my view of the ocean. The entire reason I bought my house. Leave the tennis courts where they are.

No new bike path entry! We don't need people riding through How about a dog park on the bay away from everything. Who is renting the fields now vs plan 50 or 25 greatly reduced
Pro Con

1. Do not make single land road. 2. Do not connect park to Silver Strand (security issue). 3. Do not change shape of dog park please-keep length-it allows for more ease in dogs getting along. Do not change shape of dog park. Keep length-allows for more friendly play. Grass will look better will get dog vom in a triangular shape. No connection from park to Silver strandsecurity issue. Do not need pong-more green. 12 PB courts. Tennis courts separate area from pb courts. Like the walk way Opening to Silver Strand Bikeway Nothing Destroys identity of Cays. Destroys kids soccer.

I live at 22 Bahama. This plan will ruin my ocean views. Please leave the tennis courts where they are. Plant no new trees. No picnic tables or shade structures.

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Indigenous plants Don't like the wall coming down in the bike repair area Love the natural-covered fence dog barrier! Very opposed to the bike path entrance #11 Large space for athletic fields. Lights on athletic field Don't like pickleball courts so close to firehouse. Very noisy on Catspaw Cape Like placement of pickleball Trees blocking the view from our house - lowering property values Like the idea of a bike repair area
No connection to strand please add bike lane, reduce traffic to 1 lane each direction
Zen sculpture garden v. volleyball. Keeps enough fields to continue soccer, rugby & lacrosse. Security cameras on the streets first! Expanded children's area is great! Sand volleyball
Shade trees great. Keep our multipurpose green space. Please no volleyball keep baseball Side walk great for seniors No event space please
Love the (deck) bump outs for sunset viewing Need 2 lanes for cars each way Crosswalk at 20 Halfpenny Ln 2 lanes on each side of median Love the 4 lanes! Need 2 restrooms not 1
This looks aesthetically appealing layout No baseball field or backstop Children's playground No kites. They will not hold up in this environment Concealed fence Volleyball courts won't be used
More green space Add water play fountain
Best plan No opening to the cays!!! On the south end
Shade area +
Built in exercise area for elders + kids. Separate an area for small dogs at the dog park.

Like the pickle ball & tennis court placement. Wonderful plan - clean open plan. Like the dog park design No secondary access for bikes or pedestrians Native garden fitness hub fitness loop children's play area Don't like #11-21 access Love the idea of a volleyball area Children's park-too far. Too many changes, How much? Fenced dog park Fenced dog park
No option. Spend money on improvement of Tiana sewage issue No trees. No trees
Don't want pickle ball
Not understandable are there 2 lanes each side and no parking? Or one lane and one for parking?
No enclosed dog park will create dirt patch and dogs will fight Don't move tennis courts added unneeded expense
Connection to silver strand
Lights should be on periphery. Need lights around large field between pickle ball & tennis courts
Dog park too big
Parking block view "corridor"
Please No connection to bikeway! For security reasons. Please No connection to bikeway for security reasons
Fitness hub - seldom used. Full court basketball- currently seldom used If people want volleyball they can play at the ocean beach. Dislike the volleyball-will bring more dog poo.

Want no entry to/from bikeway
Leave the park as is
Connection to bikeway will cause e-bikes to cut through! Only do it for pedestrians!
No bike entrance
Trees instead of kites
Don’t over decorate. Don't gussie it up
Please no connection from park to Silver strand "Security issue" (Having more security issues in Cays)
Pickle ball courts too close to first responders - noise factor OPTION 75
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 39 of 390 Attachment 9 Don't make another entry for the bike path. Leave our park alone! Leave our park alone! Don't add trees! Don't block views. This design will ruin my ocean view. No Trees Leave the courts where they are! I live at 22 Bahama this would block my ocean view. Please leave the grass area north of the tennis courts (Current) as they are and leave the courts where they are Trees block view
Breaking the wall to allow the bike path through is a terrible idea for security reasons! Why is it proposed to add so many trees along Cays Blvd? They block the beautiful park view. No option should have lights on the multiuse fields so the fields can be shifted for wear
Keep as is- just one entrance in + out. We love our park leave it alone as is.

Why demo good tennis +pickleball? Leve present parking as is why do you want to demo, demo, demo
Big expense to move tennis courts why. Natural wonder is nice idea but use the baseball field only. Volley ball will be never used Please no bicycle access!
General purpose space for volleyball court like vs court No volleyball court. Kid hang at central beach + love it. Do not need one out here. No artificial turf. I would infectious disease- very dangerous! High vol dog park
This kills soccer for kids.

Narrow island to allow parking on both sides + bike lane Once this open space is gone it is gone for good.

Pro Con
Do not make single lane. Keep dog park shape the same but add space to the side of the park. Need to keep-allows for more friendly play. Do not change shape of dog park. Need length-allows for more friendly play. Do not need pond-more green.

Size of dog park
Pickle ball court location -will disturb fire fighters. Expand current location behind tennis courts along wall. Mitigate sound.

Too much soccer & dog park
Keeps kids soccer! Preserves identity of Cays. We Love it as it is! Why spend so much $ on such little change? We lose kids soccer/sports. We lose identity.

This is a neighborhood park. We walk to the park. We do not need additional parking. We do not want bikers from other communities riding in from the bike path. We could use more than 8 pickle ball courts.

Preferred option. No roundabouts Need more off-road parking. Don't reduce drive lanes on CC Blvd.

Please leave the park alone.

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Good placement of pickle ball courts which mitigates noise factor No roundabout & single lane of traffic Long narrow dog park is better than circular dog run
The space works perfectly now. Do not need development of multipurpose space
Love the dog barrier! No circle. No circle
#16 safe crossing No trees. No trees
Two lane road may slow traffic down-make it safer for kids & dogs. Street parking by tennis courts is safer-not worried about kids opening doors into traffic. Round abouts-safer, more efficient 12 p-ball courts Like this option the best. Round abouts not efficient for traffic ease Pickleball away from houses
All concepts: keep existing parking at fire house. Save the parking save money
Keep our multipurpose green space. Keep open multipurpose green space No round abouts Green space :) Built in exercise area for elders + kids. Separate dog park for small + big dogs This is the last grass space in Coronado for soccer. Amazing! Let the kids play soccer! Too many roundabouts dangerous
Love fencing for dog park a must. Keep tennis where it it=we need expense to "cetzp" to move. Love the idea of a sunset viewing. Must keep the playing space for kids + teens all year. Must keep 100% Too much open park space-can be used. Too other activities No change needed Leave it as is
Our future generations will have space to practice No street parking-overall less parking Please enclose the dog park. I've been knocked over! No splash pad Only update restrooms-Do not eliminate street lanes + keep the open space as it is. No round abouts
Round abouts hinder firetrucks, school buses, large moving vans, large delivery trucks
Yes landscape fence for large + small dogs Too many pickleball courts Sunset deck-mounds grass. "fascinating" Where is option #5? No change. Where is option 5? No change Fitness hub. Fenced dog park. Kids play area. Shade structure. New bathroom (but not 2!) No artificial turf-dangerous
This option if can keep 4 lanes 2 lanes will not work Cays Pro like keeping tennis courts & PB courts where they are Once this open space is gone it is gone for good. Once this land (open) is gone it is gone for good. Resurrect the horseshoe pits
Get rid of paint on the concrete table + benches. Upgrade the water fountain area Need 2 lanes each direction. No roundabouts!
I like the observation mounds! No change.

The best one/the fewest changes but do away with the roundabouts Losing a lane Bad Seating areas shade (like Civita). Grass mounds seating One lane way Keeping the wall intact is a good idea! Safety+security I live at 22 Bahama Bend this design will block my ocean view. No trees. No new courts. Leave the courts where they are. We live at 22 Bahama Bend.

This plan will ruin my ocean views. Please leave the tennis courts where they are. No new trees. Leave our park as it is.

Keeps tennis courts and pickle ball courts in same place. Playground is further from the street. Keeps the same amount of athletic field space We need 2 lanes each side.

Kite/sunset hill. Turf mound No glorietas are necessary Children's playground Need 2 lanes
Boardwalk. Yes. Picnic area yes
Bike repair not needed. 2 round abouts??? No. Try driving here for a few days. Moving courts? We just spent $ on it. Kite hill??? Not needed why? No sunset deck. Not a need
Best option of the 4. Don't change roadway include # of traffic lanes Inadequate parking for # of fields Create angle parking along the field sides
Where is the "no action" option? Reducing the Blvd to 2 lanes is a non starter for traffic + safety
OPTION 100
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 41 of 390 Attachment 9 I like the openness of this plan No traffic circles
Shade area +. Kite Hill + Please no one lane each side with rotary Don't have to move the tennis courts Leave the street alone Do not change dog park. No enclosure will cause problems Dog park area is small- too near the road
Need 2 lanes!
No roundabouts. Leave as is
Add water play fountain
No roundabouts & single lane traffic
Too little space for passive activity
Need 2 lanes for cars each way
8 pickleball is too many!
Don't remove any traffic lanes and remove round abouts
Need two lanes
Fenced dog park
One lane each way! No
2 lanes needed
Reducing lanes on the Boulevard is bad. -traffic volume -emergency evacuation -number of homes accessed
Only one lane for Cays Blvd
Please 4 lane road only
Need parking on West side (create bike lane on east side) Dislike 2 lanes! Please keep to 4 w/the 100 plan
We love our dog park. We would like it open
All we need: -Dog Park fence only -Expanded Pickle Ball ok -Improved Bathroom Limited -Sunset Deck
Restroom expanded -seldom used now. Full court Basketball-seldom used No round abouts please. No to single lanes!!! Shade trees Round abouts will not work dangerous for bikes. Firetruck? No perpendicular parking so dangerous w/bikes and single lane no Need 2 restrooms not 1
Roundabouts are ridiculous because no one knows who has the right of way.

Do not like the idea of having only 1 lane each way.

Don't like roundabout
Baseball field is not evident (backstop is shown). Dog park length is much shorter
Pro Con
(We-names redacted) use dog park 7-8am 7 days/week. People at dog park throughout the day. Heavily used. Need room-length to allow for all diff breeds to play friendly.

1. Do not make single lane road. 2. Keep dog park shape same but add to the side . Allows for more friendly play. Do not change shape of dog park.

Need length allows for more friendly play. Triangular/circle shape not good.

Do not need a pond-more green.

Smallest dog park
Too much soccer area & dog park. Need variety.

We like Cays Park the way it is! Kids soccer in jeopardy with less than 75% of the original
We lose kids soccer. We lose identity of Cays. Don't mess with our lanes.

Why would we want more parking instead of driving lane.

Dog park remaining the same size
Good amount of green space. Round abouts to slow traffic. Good shade trees.

Dog park fence Add more pickleball. No bike repair
No roundabouts! More off road parking. Don't reduce driving lanes on CC Blvd. Don't need trees on road.

Please leave the park alone.

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Sunset deck is cool Dog park too big
I like option 25 best! Too little open space. Too complicated Love the lake/spring! To much clutter. Too many trees, no palms Proper sized dog park
Excessive low lying greenery water waste. No parking for what is offered=increase in resident complaints
25 is best No water feature
Like more space for dogs. "Spring" is a waste
I would really enjoy the aviation aspect Too much concrete to much demo w pond We don't need a water pond. We are surrounded by water! Something for everyone! Usable for the community, good parky Surround firehouse with the courts?? Enjoy the sunset deck and water feature Leave park as is!!! Like the wing/flight stuff. Like sunset deck. Like the spring The spring is not a useful addition No to the water feature. Amen mosquito haven (different writing) Leave it "as is" B- 10-5-23
Consolidate the courts around the fire station to save more view corridors - Lots of wasted space! - blocked views - mosquito pond (Beach is across the street) - Eliminated youth sports
Save our playing fields
No non native invasive trees. Leave it as it is leave it as it is. No more light pollution
Dog park could be smaller
Design 25 The title of this option should be, "We don't want soccer, and we don't like children!
Tennis courts are going up where families picnic and relax in the grass, can we build more of a garden picnic area there
Pro Con
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 43 of 390 Attachment 9 Pro Con
Along west wall from 26 to roughly 22, add sidewalk along will like other designs :) Dog park too small
Good place for pickle ball Don't connect bike path
Convert red curb The park needs more trees than now but less than is shown here I would enjoy + "trails" More courts mean more lighting directly on ocean views I think this is a good amount of sport fields and combination of other park amenities for those who don't play soccer
Every one of these plans are too complicated. There is a beauty and a peaceful feeling of an open area
Fitness hub, half basketball, sunset deck, less soccer field. All positives Lots of wasted space. Think about increased activity after in wooded areas=more police presence. Again lots of wasted space + multiuse facility? Softball?
Like the sunset deck
Adding more concrete courts instead of gardens or nature paths. Have option to move courts around the (E) Firehouse
Like elevated sun deck. Like 12 pickle ball courts Diminishes ocean views Good usage variation, like some of the non field usage for 25% option better.

Love the trees and variety of gathering areas Too many courts leave the courts as is Parking lot in the wrong place cuts off the view
Leave it as it is
No water feature mosquitos West Nile in Torrey Pines
Fewer pickleball courts might be better for noise pollution Leave is "as is" J Nigh
Leave park as is!!!
Save our playing fields
No non native invasive species trees
Too much light pollution. Too much "demo" too much concrete - Lots of wasted space! - Blocked views - Eliminates youth sports viability Off street parking entrance exit should be limited to Grand Caribe Pkwy. Exit at Half Penny Lane is dangerous because Cays Pkwy curves & that intersection is blind. No connection Silver Strand Bikeway. All egress/ingress should be via main Cays entrance
Dog park could be smaller. Stack courts (tennis, pickleball, basketball) around and behind the fire station
Connecting Strand bikeway to park could be a serious problem. Fencing for dog park only on street side
Pro Con
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OPTION 50
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 44 of 390 Attachment 9 Pro Con
My favorite Move courts around current firehouse if space allows My favorite plan #75 Need 12 pickleball courts
75% or no change Too much sports space - 25% or 50%
Like the bridge connection Do not connect the bike path through to the Cays + full court + basketball + open space + sufficient dog park Delete sand volleyball keep tennis pickle ball as is 3 soccer fields. Like the connection to Silver Strand bikeway Do no connect bike path Try to keep tennis & pickleball as far from homes as possible We do not need beach sand volleyball. We have them on the bay and have a huge beach across the street.

I like 2 half basketball courts over 1 full court Ugh- all fields org appears to team usage Love 14 Nav. Deck Move #6 to #5, remove #5
Star navigation deck - good!
Put in 4 more pickleball courts at #6- Move #6 to #5. Delete sand volleyball (#5)
Like fitness hub
Beach/sand volleyball not needed with State Beach so close. Need more pickleball courts (prefer 12 courts). Replace sand VB courts (5) with basketball court (6). Add 4 more pickleball courts. Don't need sand court with State Beach so close.

Good dog park! No bike path connection
Off road parking is good idea but do not take lane from street - too dangerous Move tennis courts to where the pickleball courts are - Field lighting-good but should be positions around the perimeter. - Parking area check- should flow 1 way w/angled parking on both sides Remove #5 beach sand volleyball Leave it as it is
No non native invasive trees. No more light pollution. Save our playing fields
Leave as is!
Do not do connection to Silver Strand Bikeway. All ingress/egress should be via main Cays entrance. Off street parking entrance exit should be limited to Grand Caribe Way. Corner of Half Penny Lane is dangerous b/c Cays Blvd curves & it's a blind corner
Leave park as is
Nobody will ever use sand pit
Too many soccer fields
10-5-23 Leave as is Jeanne Nigh 23 Antiqua
Sand volley ball can be played on the beach
Leave is as it is!
Stack all the courts around and behind the fire station Leave the dog park as is
Tennis courts are being moved to where families picnic/play can we make this a garden or picnic area
Pro Con
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Please have seating areas in dog park lie just lovely concrete- no paeat No need for 4 soccer fields. Dog park too small Maximized multi-use field space + sunset area + playground. -Recommend field perimeter lights Keep the tennis courts where they are right now. Don't change Great job at keeping the open space! Dog park too small Suggest actual fitness center instead of fitness hub Too much soccer! Has anyone considered the prevailing winds for any of the court play? Please don’t use artificial turf.

Do not decrease 2 lanes to 1 lane on each side
No water feature
Basketball court blocks views. Leave park alone
Too much demo too much concrete
Leave as is, please!
Too many sports fields by far
Leave as it
Too many sports fields go to 25%. Too much sports space 50% or 25% Leave "as is"
1 lane + round-about not practical for fire engine ambulance! Too small dog park
Basketball court blocks views of nearby houses. People relax and play in that field/section. You are putting the basketball court, can we make it a picnic or garden area
Preserve dog park as is. Where is baseball field. Just leave park as is All fields. No - traffic lanes reduced expect lots of congestion. Defacto beach parkg
Avoid non native trees. No invasive species trees
Save our playing fields. Leave it as it is please
Pro Con
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Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 46 of 390 Attachment 9 A City project website, www.projectcoronado.org/cays-park, has been created to share project information and collect community input. The website features a comment section where users can share their ‘pro’ and ‘con’ comments for design alternatives. The period to submit comments spanned 9/12/2023 - 10/31/2023.

The following pages are the collected community responses to the website survey questions.

Personal information has been redacted for privacy reasons.

APPENDIX C: WEBSITE COMMENTS

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Q1. Name Sara Braham
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Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) It is missing the openness that is most beautiful about the cays park. The pond is terrible idea and ugly. We have the beautiful ocean to look at. Kids need open space to run, full size basketball court and swings. Please include swings for the children.

07. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) No full basketball court! There has to be a full court basketball. Hoa do not allow basketball hoops in front of houses. Do not take this away from kids. Kids need swings!! There are no yards do not take this away.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Everything. Openness, full court basketball, plenty of tennis and pickle ball.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Tennis court and pickle ball Courts are not all together. It is nice to have them together do families with kids. Please include swings for children since No yards for swing sets. Maybe no need for sand, Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Everything! It is perfect. Plenty of yard space for children to run around and play. The courts are all together so looks organized and families can play on different courts and still be together. Full court basketball.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing. Just please include swings for children's park. :) Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

Please keep in mind parks are for children too. They use them the majority of the time. They need running space, safetyfponds are notsafe), they need full court basketball, they need swings. The ocean is the focus, park needs to be simple. Thank you!
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Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Elevated Deck, Sunset Deck

06. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) We don't need a pond or water feature, as long as we have a long or multiple sun decks to view the ocean.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Event space for concerts, shaded picnic structures and connection to bikeway

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) VOLLEBALL! This feature should be in all options. We have tennis, pickle ball and soccer, we need a beach sport like volleyball. This is a beach town!
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) ROUNDABOUTS! This feature should be in all the options.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Looks too much like current configuration for wall to wall soccer.

Coronado has a varied demographics, other sports like volleyball should be accommodated. Should be welcoming for concerts, covered picnics and elevated walkways to see ocean views..

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may The ideal park should have events space, shade for picnics, have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, elevated sunset deck (long) for views, volleyball and roundabouts! Thank you for all the hard work yo u put into the future of Cays Park.

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Q1. NameQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Connie Camaisa
5& Spinnaker. Wa'W ©locenado; CA S2,1 18
The CaysView points of the ocean, playgroundnot answered Park like setting near tennis courts, trees, inviting for older peoplelike me. not answeredMy granddaughter plays volleyball, currently there is no volleyball courts. I like volleyball courts.
not answered
Like head in parking near current dog park. I like the roundabout near fire station, they will make driving easiernot answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Right now Cays Park accommodates mostly one sport, soccer. We have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, need more park amenities, so that old and young can share the park.

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01. Name Nicole Lenhart
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Water feature, less soccer fields, tons of trees, ideal playground location
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Dog park size, too large. Would rather have more walking trails and picnic/event space
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered 012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 13, 2023 20:38:09 pmLast Seen: Sep 13, 2023 20:38:09 pmIP Address: n/a Q1. Name James hess
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live In? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answeredQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may A full court basketball is a must. The half court design eliminates have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, usage as full court. Additionally, please get feedback from basketball players on the baseboards and rims. Great qualitybackboards and hoops get used. no doublerims or bad backboards Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 53 of 390 Attachment
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Patricia Bailey
BSaiS^a.x.

The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) It is the best!! Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Nothing
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) N/aQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Na09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Na Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Na
Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) NaQ12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Na Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Wonder if flight best fits all needs have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
011 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
lliasha
ii-.'.saasa
t2 Citrus Ave. I
I do not live in Coronado
not answeredNot enough field space for soccer
not answeredNot enough field space for soccer
It has more field space allotted for soccer.
not answeredIt has the most field space allotted for soccer.not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Sarah Lopez
Military Housing
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing!!
Q6. What do not tike about Option 1 ? (25%) We live surrounded by water, we do not need additional man made lakes to attract mosquitoes. Put your model boats in the bay, it's plenty calm enough.

07. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) I like the relocation of the pickle ball courts and better use of the areas at the very entrance
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) I think there is too much space dedicated to meandering pathways and takes away too much of areas that would be soccer fields.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) I like that there is a decent amount of space used for sports, soccer is our biggest priority but we also use the tennis and pickle ball space and occasionally basketball. So I like that there are more courts.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) I do NOT think we need MORE space for dog park. If anything there should be a smaller, fenced off space so dogs are not running loose scaring people and damaging sports fields
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I like that there is still plenty of space for soccer!! But also it's a better use of space than what we have currently. I like the pickle ball courts and the additional parking, and that the kids playground is moved in away from the street
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) It does not seem to provide as much additional parking as some Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 14, 2023 14:06:54 pm
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Q1. Name T TempestQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing except the larger dog park and one multi use field Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Tennis courts being changed and additional pickle ball courts after just redone, more courts bring more traffic and doors opening into bikes on CCB, the Russian Spring, reduced wall height, playground too far back...

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) dog park, fields, tennis courts separate from pickle ball but not necessary when just redone, #20,26,
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) #6, 7, 11, 13,14, location of playground and fitness Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) dog park (concealed fence?) and fields, trees, 5, 6 ,20,22QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) #2,3 change not needed, pickle ball too close to houses with no real hours of use,7, 8,9,11!,13!, 14,25,
Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) all the grass, many options for activities, soccer, kite flying, courts not moved and pickle ball off the street
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) 7,8, 11, 13 and 18 location only,19, 24,23,22 Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Yes - please include the Mobility, Tree, and Transportation (if a have on the Cays Park Master Plan project. Commission or other manner) in your decision - not only Parks and Rec and then the City Council. Please contact CalTrans on bikebridge if it happens. Dangerous already Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 57 of 390 Attachment
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Responded At: Sep 14, 2023 14:51:43 pm
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Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? Rick Shaughnessy
The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) On-street front-in parking, two restrooms Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Reduced playing field sizeQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Access to the Strand bike path. This should be in all of the plans.Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Reduced playing field size Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Beach volleyball, chidren's playground, connection to strand bikepath
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Reduced playing field sizeQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Full playing fields, expanded dog park, beach volleyball,, Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) only one restroom, no connection to Strand bike path Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 14, 2023 15:32:47 pm
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Q1. Name Nia FishierQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Additional tennis court good, Fitness trail big plus, Pond big plus, Extra parking big plus
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Increases dog park too much. No flex area. No access to Silver Strand nature and bike trails. No sunset and kite hill. Pickle ball staying same, pb is more popular so maybe adding that instead of tennis would be better,
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Extra tennis and pb good. Big pluses: Two restrooms, Fitness zone, Picnic and Flex area for concerts and art shows, Sunset and kite hills, Access to Silver Strand nature and bike path
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Two half courts for BB should be one full court so people have the option to play full or half
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Separation of PB and Tennis, Tennis courts to 4 is good, Sand volleyball area, Access to Silver Strand nature and bike path Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Dog Park at 2 acres too larg, not enough parking spaces (166 not adequate). Unsure: does the bathroom have same capacity as anextra bathroom? More capacity is better.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Narrowing the road and creating roundabouts is a terrible idea.

Inadequate parking at 145 spaces. Dog Park increase is probably not quite enough. The full active use fields is too many.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Cynthia Kane
Military Housing
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Native garden.Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Reduces the overall open space area, limits ability for events such as summer camp and soccer.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Connection to Silver Strand bike path.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Reduces the overall open space area, limits ability for events such as summer camp and soccer.

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Addition of sand volleyball. Connection to Silver Strand bike path.

QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Reduces the overall open space area, limits ability for events such as summer camp and soccer,
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Maximizes green space. Addition of shaded seating areas.Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) No connection to Silver Strand bike path.Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Our primary use of the park is the dog park and kids who attend have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, summer camp and play soccer. Any reduction in the green space for soccer fields appears to significantly impact the Coronado soccerprograms.

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Responded At: Sep 14, 2023 18:48:32 pm
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Q1. NameQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Nayer Taheri
Military HousingI don't like option 1
Takes away from soccer fields. The "Wonders of Flight" theme - just let it stay a park.

I don't like option 2
Way too crazy design in the northwest corner!The dog park and there's green space for soccer.

Still reduces the amount of playing field.

I like this the best. It has the most green space. I also like the shade structures and sunset deck.

Nothing.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Please don't reduce the area where soccer can be played!! have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 15, 2023 07:25:29 am
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Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Ruth Klamper
46Baharrra'8
The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Dog park
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Too many trees and wasted space. We don't need a water feature when we have the view of the ocean across the street.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Dog park
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too many trees and wasted space.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) More room for spots activities and the layout of the tennis, pickleball and basketball courts. I like the proposed area for the playground so it's offset from the busy street
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Still seems like a lot of wasted space with so many trees, hlow expensive will it be for the city to maintain them?
011 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) My preferred option. It balances usable space and a cosmetic upgrade. I like how many courts and fields are proposed and the space for the playground.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Whenever we bring in more picnic tables we open up room for more garbage, birds, rodents and insects. How does the city plan tocombat this? Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Please consider making the playground inclusive for all children. have on the Cays Park Master Plan project. Thank you for putting up a fence for the dogs so they can also stay safe. It's important to consider what this park is generally used forand the purpose of it - kids activities Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 62 of 390 Attachment
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Q1. Name

02. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Responded At: Sep 15,2023 14:01:17 pmLast Seen: Sep 15, 2023 14:01:17 pmIP Address: n/a Vijal Gehani
The CaysThe water area.
nothing
dog park
no water areanot answered
too much empty land
not answered
too much land
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Love everything about option 1 have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name Gall Barbera
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) I like that the fields are kept intact. Total tennis courts should be 4 & the pickleball should be 8. Do not add additional spce to thedog park. Do not add as many shrubsl like the number of tenniscourts & pickleball. Don't 1.7 additional acres not Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) In option 1 the round abouts are not necessary. Reducing the lanes from 2 to one on each side is a disaster. Just because La Jolla has round abouts does not mean they are a fit for the Cays. Adding 1.7acreas of space to the park is not necessary.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) 4 tennis courts 8 pickleball, dog park keep it the same size, additional parking, No change to road
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Taking away 25 % playing field, access from bike trail to park, only 3 tennis courts, lowering wall, so many trees and shrubs, whathappened to the drought, who will maintain the shrubs etc., do notmove tennis courtsPlaying field Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) leave playing field alone, keep dog park original size, 4 tennis courts, 12 picklebll, 1 rest room, enclosed park from bike trail, reduce shrubs,
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) 50 % of playing field reduced, dog park area increased, no access to park from bike path, too many shrubs, do not move tennis courts Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) nothingQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) playing field reduced by 75%, NO POND (mosquesto breeding ground), No sidewalks like North Island runways (stupid idea), 2 bathrooms not needed, shrubs a hiding place for homeless, do notincrease dog park area Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

This whole master plan started with a small update and reno to the park. Keep it the way it is and make necessary renos. The park does not need to be reinvented. $2 million per 1 5 acreas is $30 atthe minimum with no 10-15% overruns Smidt told me.

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Responded At: Sep 15, 2023 17:19:31 pm
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02. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Doug Barker
'•w'-'StxasMii^
The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) My comments pertain to all 4 options. I attended the excellent presentation at CCYC, but I am concerned that there was nomention of the consequences of certain changes. For instance,lowering the block wall from 8' to 4' got applause, but...

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) ...no one mentioned that the wall is a sound barrier to minimize Hwy 75 traffic noise. The proposed changes will no doubt result in MANYpeople and cars coming to the park from other parts of the County.....

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) There was no mention of the costs of certain changes. For instance, moving the existing tennis and pickle ball courts will cost a fortune.

Not everyone is necessarily aware that the 50% and 25% plans willessentially eliminate Coronado soccer.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) It's one thing for the public to report on what amenities are attractive to them, but, again, the consequences of some of these items should be provided to those who are judging the amenities.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ13. Please let us know any additional input you may My general comments are spread through the Option 1 & 2 have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, comments, above. Thanks for your consideration.

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Responded At: Sep 15, 2023 17:52:17 pmLast Seen: Sep 15, 2023 17:52:17 pm IP Address: n/a
Asha and Chris Devereaux

02. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Don't like the 25% plan Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) For all options: no trees should be placed along Coronado Cays Blvd unless by parking. The trees will block ingress/egress for thekids using the park and cars can't see them. Trees will alsoREDUCE all the homes' property values.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Don't like it Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) For all options: no trees should be placed along Coronado Cays Blvd unless by parking. The trees will block ingress/egress and visibility for the kids using the park and cars can't see them. Treeswill also REDUCE all the homes' property values.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Don't like itQIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) For all options: no trees should be placed along Coronado Cays Blvd unless by parking. The trees will block ingress/egress for thekids using the park and cars can't see them. Trees will alsoREDUCE all the homes' property values.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Like 100% open and minimal changes.Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Don't like trees along Cays Blvd as above. Also, the round about by fire station will reduce the responsiveness of our firefighters to make the turn.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

Please come visit me at 54 Trinidad Bend to see the non-street views of the park that will help you form better designs.

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Responded At: Sep 15,2023 20:05:11 pm
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Q1. Name Eddie ParkQ2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) NothingQ6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) We lose KIDS SOCCER!!! And it is a big open field. It is really nice Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) We LOSE KIDS SOCCER!! Leave the most open space in San Diego
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) We preserve Kids Soccer.

QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Why spend a bunch of money for just 25% controversy? Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) We preserve kids soccer!!!! Best option!!! Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) We save money and keep the field as it is. Please leave the field AS IS!!!
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I moved to Coronado Cays because of this lovely field and the kids have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, playing. Please stop trying to change a beautiful thing. Thank you! Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 67 of 390 Attachment
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Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Leonard Fishier
The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Fitness Trail, Fullcourt BB, single field, 8 pickle, 4 tennis, playground, 2 restrms, pond, view deck, wall windows, native garden, seating area, increased parking to 174=adequate, Kite hill, reduced wall height, increased dog park with CONCEALED fence, Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Dogpark way too big, no flex area, no fitness zone, no access to Silver Strand trails,
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) 4 tennis, 12 pickleball, 2 restrms., access to Silver Strand trails, CONCEALED fence dog park, shade/picnic areas, increased parking, fitness zone, sunset hill, kite hill, playground, reduced wallheight Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) no fitness trail, no sunset seating, dog park too big, 2nd sports field too many, not enough parking, kite/sunset hill combined and toosmall Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) playground, volleyball, access to SS trail/bikeway, reduced wall height, CONCEALED fence dog park, expanded restroom (is it enough, need comparison vs 2 restrooms)
010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Inadequate parking, too many sports fields, dog park too big, no fitness trail, 3 sports fields is too many, no sunset seating, no kite hill,
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) NOTHING!Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Giving up a lane of CO Blvd. in each direction and adding roundabouts is a TERRIBLE IDEA, traffic backup from sports events will make access to Grand Caribe blvd. impossible, especially if the Motel goes in. Way too many sports fields! Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

The plan presentations are confusing and hard to read in theircurrent format. Need bulleted feature points to better compareplans. Needed to consult the Coronado Times to make sense of it.

The thematic stuff is superfluous at this stage.

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Q1. Name Elisa Ragus
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) I do not like Option 1 Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) too many pickle ball courts, not enough open space, the pond which is a hazard and needs constant upkeep, the removal of the medianin the street Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) more open multi-use space; fenced dog park

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) the open gate to the bike path unless it will be locked every night; loss of the median in the street; too many pickle ball courts Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) open space, mutti-use space, fewer pickle ball courts; fenced dog park
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) beach sand volleyball Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) variety of athletic options; fenced dog park Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) too much open space Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I am concerned about having the gate to the bike path open have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, although I like the bike repair station; I would want the gate locked at night.

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Q1. NameQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Craig Blasingame
The Cays
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013. Please let us know any additional input you may I'm in favor of any plan having an alternate access to the bike path have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 16, 2023 22:25:18 pmLast Seen: Sep 16, 2023 22:25:18 pm IP Address: n/a
Q1. NameQ2. Email AddressQ3. Address

04. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Blake Nusbickel
The Caysnot answered
not answerednot answered
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Q11.What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ13. Please let us know any additional input you may The above designs are worse than what we now have. You should have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, double or triple the current number of pickleball courts to 16 or 24.

The tennis courts are mostly idle, so get rid of one. Put in nets tostop soccer balls from going into street.

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Responded At: Sep 17, 2023 08:56:04 amLast Seen: Sep 17, 2023 08:56:04 amIP Address: n/a Q1. NameQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)Q 10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Justin Bright
The CaysI like the pond!
Too little space for active sports (soccer, lacrosse, etc) Sunset deck
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Bridge over basin, star deck
N/A
Roundabout at the major intersection of C. Cays Blvd and Grand Caribe Causeway. Very nice touch.Overall, it's the best option.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Please preserve open space for active sports activities. The outdoor have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, development of our children is very important.

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Responded At: Sep 17, 2023 15:18:45 pmLast Seen: Sep 17, 2023 15:18:45 pmIP Address: n/a Q1. Name
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you tike about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Debora Rozen
The Village
Nothing
Everything
More tennisLess soccer fields
More tennis, enough soccer, playground
Too big a dog park.

Best option
Nothing
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may The soccer fields are essential for our community kids . Also the have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, basketball court and tennis courts . The dog park does not need to be so big. Beach volleyball is best at a beach.

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Responded At: Sep 17, 2023 17:13:24 pm
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Q1. Name Noah Hansen
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address04. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) I do not like Option 1 at all. Option 1 makes me sad that so much youth sports space is proposed to be removed.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) I do not like Option 1 at all. Option 1 makes me sad that so much youth sports space is proposed to be removed.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing at all -1 do not like Option 1 Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Option 2 removes important field space and I do not like that. It is sad what a few people are trying to do to this already great park.

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Nothing. I do not like Option 3. 010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Option 3 removes important field space and I do not like that. It is sad what a few people are trying to do to this already great park.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I like that there are bigger and better bathrooms and I like that there is still a large amount of field space. I also like the sunset hills, newplaygrounds, dog park and pickle ball courts.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing, this option is well designed.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may What happened to Sunset park, where I grew up playing soccer, is have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, so sad. Youth sports are good for communities and soccer is not all day every day - it is a few hours in the evenings and someweekends. Please do not approve any plan except for Option 4.

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Responded At: Sep 18, 2023 09:36:14 amLast Seen: Sep 18, 2023 09:36:14amIP Address: n/a Q1. Name ED Samp; PATRICIA REICHERTQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) NOTHING - LOOKS VERY EXPENSIVE Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) $32,000,000? Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) NOTHING - LOOKS VERY EXPENSIVEQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) $32,, 000,000? Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) NOTHING - LOOKS VERY EXPENSIVE -Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) $32,000,000? Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) A LOT . KEEPS WIDE OPEN EFFECT JUST LIKE THE OCEAN IT

FRONTS - MINIMAL
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) ROUND-A-BOUTS - CREATES GREAT TRAFFIC CONGESTION Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may THE PARK HAS SERVED WITH EASE FOR MANY YEARS. have on the Cays Park Master Plan project. SMALL CHANGES RATHER THAN COMPLET REDESIGN. OF COUSE SCHMIDT WANTS A BIG PROJECT TO FATEN THEPOCKETS. KISS PLEASE.

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Responded At: Sep 18, 2023 20:39:24 pm
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Q1. Name Lisa Brenden

02. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) The bocce ball court option Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Pond, 2 bathrooms, 2 parking areas, lack of reduction in active sports, relocation of tennis and pickle ball courts,
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too many walkways, 2 restrooms are not needed, too much reduction in active organized sports, relocation of tennis and pickleball courts, half size bball court Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Allows for more active organized sports, full size bball court, fitness loop/hub
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Relocation of pickle/tennis couUs, bike path connection to silver strand is not necessary
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Encourages active organized play, bathroom remodel Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Road size reduction with roundabouts Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I submitted a separate letter (with my husband) via email. Believe have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, we need the ROI and cost impact made available for the proposed changes to make informed decisions.

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01. Name
Responded At: Sep 19, 2023 08:27:20 amLast Seen: Sep 19, 2023 08:27:20 amIP Address: n/a «t
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Test - Andrea
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Shores
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) It's great.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) none
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Perfect08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) none Q9. Whatdo you like about Option 3? (75%) The open space and dog park QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) none
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Everything.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) none
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may None have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name David hansen
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Not enough playing fields Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Not enough field Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered .

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Not enough fieldsQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Leave as is Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Need to fix the restrooms Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Fix the restrooms up, otherwise leave as is have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 20, 2023 16:07:15 pmLast Seen: Sep 20, 2023 16:07:15 pm IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Ellen SchulteQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Fence for dog park Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) do not like that there is no baseball field, wasted money on moving tennis courts (also tennis courts are not alined n/s per usta), field size is reduced, hardscape and paths not good for stormwater absorption, pond is complete waste of space.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Fence for dog park Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Do not like that there is no baseball field, wasted money on moving tennis courts, too much hardscape, parking too big, dog park too big.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Fence for dog parkQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Do not like moving tennis courts (wasted money), dog park too big, parking too big
Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Fence for dog park Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Do not like that there is no baseball field, too much hardscape and hills which could block views or create hazards for kids falling over the wall, current high wall prevents climbing.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Need Option 5 - No Change!! The park has been there for 50 years have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, and everyone loves it as it is! A dog park fence is all that might be needed and better irrigation. Save $ please,
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Q1. Name
Q2. Email Address
Responded At: Sep 21, 2023 09:42:36 amLast Seen: Sep 21, 2023 09:42:36 am IP Address: n/a

DAVID JOHNSON
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answeredQ6. What do not tike about Option 1 ? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may ALL FOUR LLPLANS SHOW TENNIS COURTS AS WATER have on the Cays Park Master Plan project. FRONT THAT IS RIDICULOUS. PUBLIC SEATING SHOULD BE WATER FRONT. BE
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Q1. Name Malcolm Matheson
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Plenty of passive uses. Provides something for everybody.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Not enough active field space. No additional access to bike path.

Too much Dog park.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Everything. It provides the right amount for all interests. Access to bike path! The active use fields have parking lot to provide buffer to street. The grass field location of the backstop.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Why should the tennis and pickleball courts be relocated? Use the 100% design location. This would reduce the cost of the project.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Additional access to bike path.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Location of tennis and pickleball courts. Too much active field space. Too much Dog park.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Using the location of the existing tennis and pickleball courts.Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too much active field space. Not enough passive facilities.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may As to the courts on 50% design: Do not relocate. Keep 3 tennis have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, courts, 8 pickleball and conven basketball court to 4 pickleball.

Move the basketball court to the 100% location.

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Responded At: Sep 23, 2023 13:51:27 pm
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Q1. Name Elizabeth Gische02. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The CaysQ5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) I believe that this is the most balanced and attractive option.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name
Responded At: Sep 25, 2023 16:38:02 pm
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Lauren Blum
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Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? Military Housing Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Affects ability for soccer clubsQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Affects ability for soccer clubs Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Provides enough space for soccer clubs Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Provides enough Soave for soccer clubs Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Please consider leaving enough area for the soccer clubs. As a have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, military spouse who solo parents a great deal of time, it's hard to find convenient, quality activities nearby. It would definitely disrupt families if fields were taken away.

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Responded At: Sep 25, 2023 22:38:09 pm
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Q1. Name Rob Arnold
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) The water feature is a maintenance nightmare and a mosquite heaven. Good luck.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) The sand volleyball space is a waste and will be a dog pit. There is a perfectly good coastline and sand availble nearby to playvolleyball.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I love this plan I It allows both soccer and local Cays residents wishes. THIS is the ONLY choice to really allow the thousands of kids over the next decade to enjoy the game of soccer and last space in Coronado that is availible. It is a MUST have! Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Its greatl This provides the need for soccer and open fields to play.

The others look good on paper, but will sit empty in comparison to having simple space for soccer.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Please put the interest of our kids and future generations that may have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, enjoy a great activity and sport to represent Coronado. I have 4 kids and it is imperative to keep this space availible for soccer fields! The vocal minority should not ruin soccer!
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Responded At: Sep 27, 2023 13:40:14 pm
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Q1. Name Dan GehaniQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11.What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Thank you for your hard work! Option 1 (25%) is great! have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Responded At: Sep 27, 2023 13:47:24 pmLast Seen: Sep 27, 2023 13:47:24 pm IP Address: n/a
B£l|
8 Carla Guastoni

02. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answeredQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I like the park the way it is. Just fix broken things but don't change it have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, please. If anything, I would like more TENNIS courts. Thank you. ©
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Q1. Name
Responded At: Sep 27, 2023 15:25:23 pmLast Seen: Sep 27, 2023 15:25:23 pmIP Address: n/a james reopelle
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) I like to see a design where the park is more accessible to all people for enjoyment and not an overwhelming amount of openfields for sports. The people who live and use the park daily, tend to be older and deserve to have a park that fits their lifestyl Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) I like it best because it has the least amount of soccer fieldsQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I don't like it Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) We are already overrun by soccer tournaments and the parking and trash that goes along with it
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I hope I understand the percentages correctly, looks to me as if 25% have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, plan has the least amount of open field sport availability. If I'm wrong, please correct me. I really like the plan that includes a small pond and lots of shaded seating areas with impre
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Responded At: Sep 27, 2023 19:06:48 pm
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Q1. Name David Joseph HockQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answeredQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Fence around dog park. Not enough fields for soccer kids. No bike access.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Bike access
Q8. What do not tike about Option 2? (50%) Fence around dog park. Not enough fields for soccer kids Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Bike access
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Fence around dog parkQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Fence around dog park. no bike access Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name
Responded At: Sep 28, 2023 10:35:07 amLast Seen: Sep 28,2023 10:35:07 am IP Address: n/a
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TOM WALSH
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) THE OBSERVATION DECK. MAYBE..., AS LONG AS YOU CAN'T ACCESS THE PARK FROM SR-75 (PHYSICALLY THERE IS NOWAY FOR AN ATHLETIC PERSON TO GET IN, NOT A SIGN SAYING "NO ACCESS").

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) TOO MANY TREES TO BLOCK VIEWS OF THE PARK AND OCEAN. HATE, HATE THE POND - UNLESS YOU ARESTOCKING IT FOR KIDS TO FISH IN, THEN I COULD PROBABLY TOLERATE IT. HATE THERE IS ONLY SPACE FOR ONE SOCCER
FIELD, TOO MUCH PARKING/CONCRETE. AVIATION IDEA IS
DUMB.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) NOT MUCH
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) NO FULL COURT BASKETBALL, WAY TOO MANY PATHS, TREES.PARKING AND PICKLEBALL COURTS, NOT ENOUGH

OPEN SPACE
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) MORE SOCCER AND OPEN SPACE THAN THE 25/50%.

Q10. What do not tike about Option 3? (75%) BEACH VOLLEYBALL. LACK OF GREEN GRASS SPACE THAT ISN'T SOCCER. TOO MUCH SPACE DEDICATED TO PARKING.

REDUCED WALL HEIGHT.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) MORE OPEN SPACE Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) PUBLIC ART, TURF, NATIVE GARDENS, TOO MANY TREES.

DON'T FEEL COMPELLED TO LOAD UP THE PARK WITH A
BUNCH OF UNDERUTILIZED AND COSTLY JUNK.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

LEAVE THE PARK OPEN. DON'T OBSTRUCT OCEAN VIEWSWITH TREES AND NEW FENCES. DO NOT REDUCE WALLHEIGHT AND COMPROMISE SECURITY. DO NOT WASTE CORONADO TAX MONEY ON "IMPROVEMENTS" THAT
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Responded At: Sep 29, 2023 17:44:40 pm
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Q1. Name Bianca Rodriguez

02. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? I do not live in Coronado Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answeredQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) The pond Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Updated bathroom Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Field spaceQ12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too many trees Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Login: Anonymous
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Responded At: Sep 29,2023 17:49:34 pm
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Q1. Name Rachel Oden
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) My padres bathrooms Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) I don't like the reduction of field space for parking and a giant pondQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Updated bathrooms.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Reduction of field space.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Updated bathrooms.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Decrease in field space for youth sports.Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Keeping field space for youth sports and community activities.

Q12-What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Taking up open space with too many trees.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I do think a pathway for bikes and walk/joggers is good as well. This have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, area is a huge part of building community to those of us that live in Coronado and outlying communities who enjoy coming here for sporting events with their families. And revenue to loc Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 91 of 390 Attachment
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Login: Anonymous
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Q1. Name April Heinze
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) 2 restrooms, new parallel parking, new crosswalks, fenced dog park, fewer active fields
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Spring/fountain (maintenance and safety headache), proximity of tennis and pickleball to each other, mis-aligned tennis courts (not true North/South), too many trees may block views
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Separation of tennis and pickleball courts, placement of tennis courts by fire station, fewer fields, 2 restrooms, new parallel parking, new crosswalks
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Connection to bikeway (security issue), too many trees in "forest" area may block views to ocean

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Separation of tennis and pickleball, fenced fields, fenced dog park, new parallel parking, new crosswalks
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Connection to bikeway (security issue), tennis court alignment is not true North/South, pickleball too close to houses
Q11.What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Head in parking, pickleball further from houses, fenced dog park Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Roundabouts, proximity of tennis to pickleball, too many active fields Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Tennis courts must be aligned to true North/South (current courts have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, are off by 30 degrees, tennis and pickleball should be separated for noise issues, concern about field lights and extended hours of use, concern that head in parking may be hard to back out
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Q1. Name Robin Welch
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) There are divisions in the park and we would lose the "open" feel. I am curious as to why all of these changes? There are obstructions to the view.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) NothingQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Same comment on Option 1-Why all of the changes? We have lived on the Cays 20 years and regularly visit the park where we enjoy the wide open spaces and ocean vies without any obstacles.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Nothing—a pond across from the ocean—really?Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Same comments as Option 1 and 2 Q11 -What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Same comments as Option 1 and 2Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may We would like to attend the meetings but we run a company and have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, have other commitments during the week.

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Responded At: Oct 01, 2023 09:52:40 amLast Seen: Oct 01, 2023 09:52:40 am IP Address: n/a

01. Name Kathleen NielsenQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) No change to trees, optimizes beach view Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Do not want medians removed or traffic flow switched too many ebikes, bikes, scooters already have people getting hit by cars this summer.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered 011 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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01. Name Kathleen Nielsen

02. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) no change to trees, nothing really Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) water feature by the ocean is unnatural and will be a dirt pit, do not want medians removed or traffic flow changed, it will be chaos, bikers get hit all the time by cars, ebikes are already causing chaos and this will add to people getting hit.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) trees remain the same, field space for kidsQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) changing the street medians to a line. It will cause speeding, confusions and more bike/car accidents it will be a lawsuit for thecity Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) field space
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) again changes to the flow of traffic and lanes are going to be a problem, cause accidents with bikes and pedestrians, these treesare going to block the view of anyone who lives across, never seen trees planted in town that block anyones view
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) nothing
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) this traffic pattern/roundabout desing with a firestation, the school bus will block a mile of traffic during the year and pedestrians andbikers will get hit. This is a lawsuit waiting to happen and a total nightmare for anyone who lives in the cays.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I think it is fine to redo the park. It was a sand patch when I was a have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, kid and it worked fine but please do not change the street. This is a busy street with two lanes and functional concrete medians. cendanger bikers and pedestrians and cause
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Login: Anonymous
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Responded At: Oct 02, 2023 07:19:36 am
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Q1. Name Sheryl Munning
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
The Village
not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) The pond is a waste of space and would be problematic with mosquitos.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) This is the best option that provides something for everyone. There are still two soccer fields, enough tennis and pickleballs courts, andpark-like areas with trees that many have requested.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Remove fitness area and make it a playground. Maybe a full court basketball court would be better.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Too many fields only used on weekends, really don't think the sand volleyball will be used. There's plenty of sand across the street.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too many fields only used on weekends, added pull in parking on street and traffic circles
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I play tennis and use the courts at the Cays regularly for league play have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, and occasionally for fun matches. All the activities should have space, but soccer fields are only used on the weekend (Sat only Ithink), all other areas are used daily.

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Responded At: Oct 02,2023 12:45:49 pm
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Q1. Name Valerie Cook
Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Like increased parallel pkg. Like 2 RR. Like new crosswalks. Like reduced playing field area.

Q6. What do not tike about Option 1 ? (25%) Tennis & pickleball courts proximity. Separate. Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly. Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competing w/beach parke Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Separation of tennis Samp; pickleball courts. If you are going to expense of resiting, good that you SEPARATE tennis Samp; pickleball. They are not compatible activities. Reduced playing fieldarea, but 25% is better. Increased parallel pkg. 2 RR. Newcrosswalks.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly. Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competing w/beach parkers. Too many trees, block views. Trees excess/un

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Separation of tennis & pickleball courts. If you are going to expense of resiting, good that you SEPARATE tennis & pickleball. They are not compatible activities.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly. Tennis Samp; pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competingw/beach parkers. Amount of space dedicated to playing field a Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Fenced dog park.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Tennis & pickteball courts proximity. If expense of resiting, SEPARATE! Not compatible activities. Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly. Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg.l
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have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, notwilly-nilly. Leave tennis courts where they are & return to original five courts. Locate pickleball courts remotely from tennis.

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Responded At: Oct 03, 2023 08:11:21 am
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Q1. Name Nancy McRae
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Not enough open space Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) NothingQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Not enough open space Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Everything- nice balance of open space with tennis/PB courts, sunset view plaza etc.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) There's nothing that I do not like Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Not much
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too much under utilized space.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may This survey is much to hard to find online. I could only find it by have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, going through the online newspaper Coronado times.

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Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 04,2023 10:17:22 amLast Seen: Oct 04, 2023 10:17:22 amIP Address: n/a Q1. Name
Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7, What do you like about Option 2 (50%)Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Cynthia albert
The CaysThe dog park isn't enlarged
not answerednot answerednot answered
not answerednot answered
not answerednot answered
013. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 52
Login: Anonymous ^^^ Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 04, 2023 10:19:21 amLast Seen: Oct 04,2023 10:19:21 am IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Cynthia AlbertQ2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4, What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) I like the vast amount of running space for kids to run around without many barriers. I like that we can continue to have lots of activity here with lots of people who can use it.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answeredQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered 012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 53
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Responded At: Oct 04, 2023 11:56:23 amLast Seen: Oct 04, 2023 11:56:23 amIP Address: n/a

01. Name Teresa Bertorelli
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Dislike this option the mostQ6. What do not tike about Option 1 ? (25%) Water feature, in case you haven't noticed, we are surrounded by ocean and bay. We do not need this at all!
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Most favorite, 2 half basetball courts, more pickleball courts, sunset deck, fitness hub
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Roundabouts, too much kite area Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Dislike this option Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Sand volleyball court, there are already plenty of volleyball courts on the bay and anyone can go to the beach to play. Also, pickleball courts should be switched with the tennis courts. Pickleball shouldbe farther away from homes due to noise.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I don't mind this option for the same amenities listed in Option 2 but prefer Option 2 (50%)
Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Roundabouts Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I believe several options include narrowing the 2 lanes and adding have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, roundabouts which I am not in favorof doing Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 102 of 390 Attachment
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Responded At: Oct 04, 2023 17:37:40 pm
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Q1. Name tortosa
Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) full court, 2 bathrooms, lots of parkingQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) dog park too largeQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) # of pickleball cts, lots of trees, may be a compromise on field space Q8, What do not like about Option 2? (50%) no need for bicycle repair station, half courts09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) fitness loop, volleyball Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) too much field space, too much dog park space 011 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) don't have to relocate cts,Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) too much field space, Cays Blvd. roadway adjustment,Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 55
^ f ^ ) Login: Jessica
Email: [email protected]
Q1. Name
Responded At: Oct 04,2023 21:04:44 pmLast Seen: Oct 05, 2023 03:55:28 amIP Address: 174.210.127.74 .v;y
Jessica Hru Perry
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) The Village
not answerednot answered
Q7, What do you like about Option 2 (50%)Q8. What do not tike about Option 2? (50%)Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered
not answerednot answered
not answered
The courts being off to the side together, the playground being nearthe kite area Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may It would be nice for an area to be designated for potential future have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, development for a smoothie bar and indoor gym.... Or small refreshment area.... Just a thought
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Login: Anonymous
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Responded At: Oct 05, 2023 08:44:40 amLast Seen: Oct 05,2023 08:44:40 am IP Address: n/a

01. Name Michael Jester

02. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) It is limited to one multiuse field and enlarges the dog park. I also like the sunset deck and basin.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) No negative comments on Option 1.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Elevated sunset deck.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too many multiuse fields.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Sunset hill.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Too many multiuse fields.Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Sunset deck.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too many multiuse fields.Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Cays residents are denied use of the Cays Park on too many week have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, days and weekends due to soccer practice and tournaments.

Traffic, parking , and noise on tournament weekends are excessive.A small fraction of tournament attendees reside in Coronado.

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Responded At: Oct 05, 2023 13:09:12 pmLast Seen: Oct 05,2023 13:09:12 pm IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Dorothy Jester
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Provides most options for wide swatch of residents. I like Children's Playground (best location), Basin, Sunset Deck Samp; Mound,Spring, Larger/fenced park for dogs (I am not a dog owner), Head in parking at south end, 2 restrooms, Fitness loop, lighting.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Public art not necessary.Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Elevated sunset deck Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too much multi-use field. Bike repair station. Connection to Silver Strand.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Sunset hill. Event shade.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Way too much multi-use field. Sand voileyball, bad for children and dogs/cats. Connection to Silver Strand.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Only a few minor details.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Way, way too much multi-use field. Head-in parking at north end.

Roundabouts. CCB 2 lanes.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Everyone should be considered for use of the park. This is best have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, accomplished by Option 1.

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Responded At: Oct 05,2023 13:57:01 pm
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Q1. Name Peter CollinsQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Street parking arrangement maintains traffic flow; Sunset hill, Deck and lowered wall for viewing;
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Eliminates viability of youth sports; 2nd & 3rd order effects - mosquito pond; reduced open areas invite unintended "hang-out spots"; excessive cost to implement; reduces functional usability of the park to only a few vocal interest groups. HOA park.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Elevated Sunset deck; field lighting; off-street parking arrangement; fitness hub; shaded seating; on-street parking arrangement

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Eliminates viability of youth sports; reduced open areas invite unintended "hang-out spots"; excessive cost to implement; reduces functional usability of the park to only a few vocal interest groups; no need for two sets of restrooms
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Maintains viability of youth sports; parking (on & off street) arrangement; field & pedestrian lighting; event space; playground w/ picnic area; fitness hub; overall arrangement is a good compromise plan for most stakeholders; sunset hill/navigationdeck Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Sand pit (kitty litter box) - not used in the past, and beach is across the street; reduction to 3 fields reduces programming/flex options for multi-use space;
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Most Cost effective; maximizes multi-use space, enabling organized youth sports;saves $ by not moving courts; Shade & event space; All elements incorporated maximize usage by all community interests keeping with the intent of a park!
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) CCB at only 2 lanes will be a challenge for the Cays community - recommend median modification to add parallel parking space. 013. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

I laud the thought and detailed effort that was applied to this effort! The fine details are all fantastic! Maximizing the available uses andoverall community benefit for such a park space as this should always be the primary intent in execution!
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Responded At: Oct 05, 2023 16:08:52 pmLast Seen: Oct 05, 2023 16:08:52 pm IP Address: n/a

01. Name Sheerah Haywood
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) THE SOFTBALL FIELD HAS BEEN REMOVED COMPLETELY.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) THE SOFTBALL FIELD HAS BEEN REMOVED COMPLETELY.Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) THE SOFTBALL FIELD HAS BEEN REMOVED COMPLETELY.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) THE SOFTBALL FIELD HAS BEEN REMOVED COMPLETELY.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Since you're taking out the softball "field" currently in existence, why have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, is it not in the new design? Coronado Youth Softball has ONE field on the entire island (and strand/Cays) to use. PUT IN A SOFTBALLFIELD FOR OUR GIRLS! Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 108 of 390 Attachment
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Login: Anonymous
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Responded At: Oct 05, 2023 17:09:53 pm
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Q1. Name Elaine RobinsonQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Total of 5.07 acres field space, partial loss of median, reduced height wall (lack of security)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 61
Login: Anonymous
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Responded At: Oct 05, 2023 17:30:15 pm
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Q1. Name Elaine Robinson
Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Total of 5.07 acres field and dog space, partial loss of median, reduced height wall (lack of security), moving of tennis courts,concealed dog park fence

07. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Total of 6.17 acres of field, and dog space and concealed dog park fence, moving of tennis courts, partial loss of median, connection to bikeway (unsecured), reduced wall height, eight
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered 010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Total of 7.70 acres of field and dog space with concealed dog park fence, reduced wall height (security issue), bike path connection to Silver Strand, relocation of tennis courts
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) ft retains the existing field space: 9.10 acres for field and dog space, and it leaves the tennis courts in their current location. Also, no bikepath connection to Silver Strand Bikeway.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Dog park fence, roundabouts, reduced wall heightsQ13. Please let us know any additional input you may As I've indicated above, my wish is that the field space and dog park have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, will remain unchanged and that Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 110 of 390 Attachment
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Q1. Name
Responded A<: Oct 05, 2023 17:52:11 pm
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Marci Burns
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address

04. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Wide variety of usage, very inclusive to different interests and for activities year round, a long term investment in a true neighborhood vibe for anyone within driving or walking distance.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Not 100% sold on the boat feature - will it be used enough? Maintenance requirements? Visually it all looks great.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Little more flexibility is field usage , many gathering areas and natural space for a wide variety of uses. Again very inclusive - similar to option 1.

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Visually not as appealing as option 1 - maybe mixing up the features of the natural area a little more ?
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered 010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) I'm sure this appeals to people playing team sports - but these are seasonal and this option really does not offer anything outside of sports activities. Might as well be attached to a school.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) NothingQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) The traffic will be horrendous and the parking will become a beach parking lot. Narrow representation of community interests. This type of structure should be in a big open space with tons of lot parking away from homes.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may This is a long term community investment and should represent have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, broad interests, as opposed to being primarily a soccer sports complex.

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Q1. Name Todd Veazie
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Option devotes the least acreage to organized sports (soccer)Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Nothing to note.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Includes fitness zone and expanded dog park Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) I do not like the expanded acreage for organized sports (soccer) - this is too large.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Proposed a reduction in active field area from what exists today and expanded parking spaces.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) I still think that the active field area is too large in this option. 011 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Expanded dog park Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) This option sustains the active field area that is far too large]Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may With due respect - your survey is unhelpful and inadequate. These have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, proposals raise acute quality of life issues that deeply affect the residents of the Cays. This survey doesn't come close to addressing any of them.

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Q1. Name Don Welch
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Very little if any; too many trees obstructing view of ocean Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Too crowded. View of ocean obstructedQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Very littleQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too crowded; again, too many trees obstructing ocean view. The park is likely one of the few parks in the world with such an expansive view of the ocean. Please don't obstruct the view with additional trees.

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Very little010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Too crowded and too many trees.Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Open and inviting.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) I like everything about this option except for too many trees.Thank you for work on this project.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Thank you! have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name Robert BohlQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) More non-playing field uses. The water feature. Moving the courts (and their view-blocking fences) against the north edge.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) The dog park is too big.Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) The fitness hub, native gardens, event spce (concerts?) and sunset deck.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) I hate the connection to Silver Strand bikeway.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Not much. Moving the tennis courts along the strand (but the pickleball should be there too).

Q10.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) I hate the connection to Silver Strand bikeway. Too much playing field area. The location of the pickleball and basketball courts (close to houses).

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) The location of the courts (along the strand). The fitness hub.Q12.What do not tike about Option 4? (100%) The narrowing of Coronado Cays Blvd. WAY too much playing field area.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may We need more park uses for the Cays residents, who are mostly have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, empty-nesters and retired. This is our only active use park in the Cays. We need park uses for adults. Cays Park has beendominated by soccer fields for way too long.

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02. Email Address03. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
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Sharon Parr
The CaysNo traffic disruption, additional bathroom
Spring, too many planted areas reducing field space
Two bathrooms
Open to bikeway, too much planted area
Largest allotted dog park space, more open field area
Too much planted area, beach volleyball court, game area, star navigation deck all unneccesary.Large field areas
og park area too small, roundabouts are disruptive to traffic.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may The park is wonderful with its wide open spaces. The only have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, improvements needed are the irrigation and updated restroom, with the addition of another restroom. We love it the way it is! Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 115 of 390 Attachment
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01. Name Tina Christiansen

02. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) The court sports space allocation would be most heavily used by the community, including the demographics surrounding the area, more apprporiate than soccer fields.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name Tina Christiansen

02. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Like the added parking by removing the concrete ribbon and the red curb very smart.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) also the mention and incorporation of public art in this design is woefully inadequate. The theme of the wonder of flight haspossibilities, allow for local 2d artists to tell the story in tile aboutbirds, including soprey least terns pelicans Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Dog park with concealed fence, bike connection to silverstrand is safer, YAY an event space , great improvement on parking. like thesunset viewing platform Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Art location and refererence is woefully inadequate, allow loci 2 d artists to contribute artwork on low walls, benches restroom building or on podiums along pathway that tell the story in tile. is there an exercsise area where you can do pull ups?
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) This is the best option for equitable space distribution among all the uses.Dog park with concealed FENCE, yay! Sunset and kite (lying mound great location and idea. the theme is best for artists to beable to ontribute the natural and cultural wonders Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) The reference to art opportunities is woefully inadequate, include story telling art tiles by island artists, call for local art / the park that highlight, sea turtles, sea horses, abalone, osprey, pelicans, leastterns, brandts goose, kingfishers, whales Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) dog park is fenced , better parking, sunset hill 012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not enough area given over to community uses, need more courts, pathways and passive green use areas, where is the artopportunities, woefully inadequate, see option three comments on art.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

Appreciate all the options, schmidt design . My criticism is that thereference to public art in each of these is woefullyinadequate !Where is the opportunity for island artists to contribute.

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Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in?
James cauthorn
The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)
better court access and better community use amenties, dog containment is good
unless soccer play area can be accomodated elsewhere in community , its probably not politicaly viable, not enough discussion of opportunities public art in any of these options.
dog containment, great sun deck opportunity, like the extra parkingand community use areas are great, about the right balancebetween soccer and community uses I think, given the population demands.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Not enough discussion of locations and opportunitys for local art in the park, could be on benches, buildings or embedded in walkways,not just plop art please, art that tells a story is good. good balance of uses, like dog containment
not enough opportunitieys for local art in the park, not just one expensive plop art location, budget for local art, that tells the story of wildlife here, most people dont know about it.
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Q1. Name Richard InghramQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Only one multi-use field; larger playground with cover; street staying the same
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Don't need water feature; there is no baseball field; dog park is too small and shape is shorter; too many trees; existing restroom should remain in same location, just enlarged
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Playground being larger and having cover Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) dog park is too small and shape has changed; restroom should not be moved; do not add second access point; bike repair is unnecessary; there is no ballpark; way too many pickleball courts; don't need sunset deck; too many trees
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) larger and covered playground is good; keeping restroom in same location
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) dog park is too small and shape is shorter; there is no ballpark; don't want a second access point or bike repair; don't need volleyball court;
Q11.What do you like about Option 4? (100%) larger and covered playground is good; restroom larger and in same location is good
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) need ballpark; dog park is too small and shape has changed; don't like roundabouts; too many soccer fields; too many trees; too much clutter, need more open space
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may The public restroom is used by vendors and contractors, so it needs have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, to be near the parking. We love the existing elongated dog park.

One of the best features about Cays Park is its openness; don't like structure clutter. 2d access point=security issue
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Q1. Name Tim RyanQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) See below
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) See below
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) See below
Q8. What do not tike about Option 2? (50%) See below
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) See belowQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) See below Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) See below
012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) See below
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may There is no need for a complete redo of the park. It is a colossal have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, waste of taxpayer money. If the irrigation needs replacing - replace it. The park as it exists is perfect. It has flexibility of use - massive space - and that is what a park should be.

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Q1. Name Eric Dawson

02. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Enlarged dog park with concealed fence.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Not keeping 100% of current active use.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Concealed fence for dog park. Increasing the number of pickleball courts from 8 to 12.

Q8. What do not tike about Option 2? (50%) Not keeping 100% of current active use.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Concealed fence for dog park. Pickleball courts close to bathrooms and parking.

QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Not keeping 100% of current active use.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Keeping 100% of current active use. Shade structure with seating overlooking the pickleball courts. Increased on-street parking near pickleball courts. Traffic circles.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing!Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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02. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)
012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Karen &amp;Don Dale
The Cays
not answered
not answerednot answered
not answered
not answerednot answeredMaintains grassy field footprint for youth sports. not answered
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I think it's critical to maintain the large area for youth sports, for have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, practice, as well as tournament play.

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Q1. Name Karen '&amp; Don DaleQ2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answeredQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9, What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Sorry to be writing you again, but my previous email have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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Q1. Name Pam Plumbley

02. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing!
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Chopped up -fenced in dog park with hedge - south hedge is overtaking the sidewalk now - too much to maintain and the foutain we don't need that.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Fenced in dog park - The connection to silver strand - not safe for residents - encouraging people off the strand to come in - we needto keep our one entrance with our safety patrol. 12 pickel ball courts to many
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Out of the 4 this is the only one that is partially acceptable - Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Pickel ball is loud - move away from homes where tennis courts are located - monument sign - waste of money, why reduce the wall height?
011 -What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing - this one is the worst!! Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) changing the traffic lanes, round abouts -fenced in small dog park!! Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may I have lived in the Cays for 27 years and since my retirement 20 have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, years ago I am in the Cays park every morning at 7:00 am. It has been a great for building community -1 love the openness of thepark and not having fences. I can walk where I want.

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David Eden
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Wing shade structures, pond w/boardwalk that goes into sunset deck, courts pushed to back wall/far right maximizing space, trails, ample parking
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) No fitness area, no connection to silverstrand bikeway Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Shade structures w/seating, abundance of trees and variety, 2 multi use fields is the max needed, elevated sunset deck, connection to silverstrand bikeway
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too many pickle ball courts. Cut a few out and can have a full basketball court. Make the half basketball court a water feature like a duck pond. No parking by dog park.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Connection to silverstrand bikeway, star navigation deck and seating area on back wall. Better playground.

QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Having an additional multiuse field is not necessary. The space on the right can accommodate more variety of use or nature aspects like trees.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Better playground.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) It's essentially what we have now just with a better playground. No connection to silverstrand bikeway. Least liked option.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Overall feedback is to include a connection to the silverstrand bike have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, path on final design, limit the multiuse field space to two at most, incorporate lots of nature/trees, include parking in two spots(recommend near dog park and fire station) Great work! Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 125 of 390 Attachment
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Q1. Name Carol and Jim Beatty
Q2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Reduction of playing fields; pond is a bad idea; appears Cays Blvd narrowed
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too many small divisions, cluttered areas, Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Our favorite choice; like balance of playing fields and space for activities; sunset viewing area
QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Beach volleyball are not needed.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Don't think it is a good idea Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Roundabouts are very bad idea. Will cause traffic problems.

Narrowing Cays Blvd bad idea.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Other than adding some trees, park is fine as it is . Cost of have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, maintaining some proposed additions could be very substantial, Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 126 of 390 Attachment
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Q1. Name DORIS BESIKOFQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) THIS IS NOT GOOD FOR ThlE PARK OR THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

BUSY, TOO DEDICATED FOR LAND ORIGINALLY NATURAL

GREENBELT
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) TOO FORMAL, TOO DEDICATED, TOO DETAILED FOR LAND

THAT NOW FUNCTIONS WELL AS OPEN SPACE AND FLEXIBLE

FOR MANY USES
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (1 00%) not answeredQ13. Please let us know any additional input you may We have precious little open, natural green grassy space, even have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, between here and LA along the coast. It should be maintained and updated according to the format it now has. It is precious. Children need to play on grass in open spaces, feel the wind.

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Q1. Name John McLawhornQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Additional shade trees variety of things for various activities.Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Additional shade trees and variety of things for various activities.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Too much space devoted to sports fields Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too much space devoted to sports fields.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Oppose any changes whatsoever to Coronado Cays Blvd, the have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, median, etc. Need to maintain access for large trucks (moving vans, trucks delivering docks, 50' piles etc.). Request add pull up bars regardless of option selected.

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Q1. Name Bridget StallQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) NothingQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Too cramped, not enough open space, no need for water feature, we have the ocean, no additional pickleball courts
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) 12 much needed pickleball courts, still plenty of open space Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) need full basketball court, not two half's, too many pathways, don't nee #11 or 26 in that location. 26 should be at opposite side of park.DON'tT need public art! Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Nice open spaceQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) no additional pickleball courts and they are too close to fire station.

They may need to sleep, not well thought out.! No need for sand volley ball,
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) status quo. no additional pickleball courts, one lane into the Cays is a bad idea. Traffic will be tough on busy weekends.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Put 12 pickleball courts in the back of the park. City council talked of have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, the possibility of more courts as there is no where else in the city to do it. Please keep a full basketball court. Keep two lanes for traffic.shade trees and picnic area.

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Q1. Name Marlessa Buergler
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? Military Housing Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Option 3 provides the necessary upgrades for the Coronado Cays Park, while also accommodating the critical space required for youth sports and activities. It's the win-win solution for allcommunity members to enjoy.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ11 -What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not tike about Option 4? (100%) not answered 013. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 82
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Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 24,2023 19:28:39 pm
LastSeen: Oct 24, 2023 19:28:39 pm
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Q1. Name Christina Alvarez
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%)012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) The Village
not answerednot answered
not answerednot answered
Second preferred option
not answered
This is the best option to continue Coronado Youth Sports This is the preferred option
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 83
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 24, 2023 20:25:47 pm
Last Seen:

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Oct 24, 2023 20:25:47 pm
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Q1. Name Brian McLean
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nice walking area and sun deck and wall is gone Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Too little field for sports and greenspace Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Walking area and wall is downQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Not enough fields for sports and green space Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Nice landscaping Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Not enough fields for sports and green spaceQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) More field space foe the kids Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing, other than it is spending money that isn't needed Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Don't fix what isn't broken have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 84
Login: AnonymousEmail: n/a
Responded At: Oct 25, 2023 07:24:59 am
Last Seen: Oct 25, 2023 07:24:59 am
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Q1. Name Michele Albin

02. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) NothingQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Kids can't play sports Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Kids can't play sports Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Space for children to play sports,, and others can still enjoy the beauty of the Cays and Coronado equally.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (1 00%) Space for children to play sports, and others can still enjoy the beauty of the Cays and Coronado equally.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may This affects all sorts in Coronado, please do not ruin that! There is have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, enough difficulty getting field space for all sports! Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 133 of 390 Attachment
9 Respondent No: 85
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 25,2023 09:16:24 am
Last Seen: Oct 25,2023 09:16:24 am
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01. Name Kristen ClarkeQ2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6, What do not like about Option 1? (25%) not answeredQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) It provides ample space for our children to enjoy soccer outdoors Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may As a mother of 3 girls, and an active soccer mom in this community, have on the Cays Park Master Plan project. I feel it would be highly detrimental to eliminate any playing space that these kids so desperately need, given the limited outdoorresource areas in Coronado.

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9 Respondent No: 86
Login: JeanneLunaEmail: [email protected]
Responded A<: Oct 25, 2023 11:15:12 am
Last Seen: Oct 25, 2023 17:58:13 pmIP Address: 76.88.74.217 Q1. Name Jeanne LunaQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) The size of the dog park. As this is the only sand free area that dogs can run around in Coronoado we need a large area so that it can keep the grass up with so many users.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) The pond and areas that is are not open grass. Too many pickle ball courts.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Liked the increased grasss space.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Dog park is too small.

09. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Good use of space for outdoor psorts and activities.

Q10.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Too many pickely ball courts and the dog park is too small.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Good use of outdoor space.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Dog park is too small and there are too many pickley ball courts.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Too many pickle ball courts in all the designs. It is a fad sport and have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, we do not need to devote that much space. More people need the open grass for acitvities. We need more space for the dog park. It isour only grass open space for them to run.

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9 Respondent No: 87
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 25, 2023 14:17:16 pmLast Seen: Oct 25, 2023 14:17:16 pm IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Nikki Pate
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered .

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I like that the soccer program will get to continue. We need a place for these kids to get out and run and be with friends. If we don't have soccer fields they can't be a team and that would truly be devastating.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 88
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 25, 2023 14:30:03 pm
Last Seen: Oct 25, 2023 14:30:03 pm
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01. Name Rachel Feder
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Adding a water feature steps away from the beach or bay is a huge waste of money. Not to mention additional maintenance costs. We are so lucky to live near the beach and bay. Anyone who wants towalk near the water has plenty of opportunity to do so now.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) This option doesn't gain much except eliminating the youth soccer program. I don't see enough benefit in this design to justify theclosing of the soccer program.

Q9. What do you tike about Option 3? (75%) Having 3 soccer fields. Please don't end the youth soccer program.Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Having a beach volleyball court across the street from the beach makes no sense. That's not the best use of this land.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Restroom, sunset deck, having 3 soccer fields. Please don't end the youth soccer program.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) I am in favor of any plan that keeps the soccer fields.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may It's extremely important to keep the 3 soccer fields and not have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, jeopardize the continuation of the soccer fields. My preference would be to do nothing. We love the park just the way it is.

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9 Respondent No: 89
Login: Anonynnous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 25, 2023 14:54:40 pmLast Seen: Oct 25,2023 14:54:40 pm IP Address: n/a

01. Name Anthony Arnaudy
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) I do not like option 1Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Not enough field space Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) NothingQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) everything. Not enough field space.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Sufficient field space, for 3 games. Good location of the picklebail courts in an underutilised part of the park. Dog park. Fitness hub and covered playground. More shade.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) needs to have fixed floodlights. no need to sand volley ball court. we have enough sand in coronado.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) best option, maximises green space and retains many of the benefits of option 3.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) none
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may can one of the fields have permanent holes in place for rugby posts? have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, great addition to the community.

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9 Respondent No: 90
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded A<: Oct 25, 2023 16:30:31 pmLast Seen: Oct 25,2023 16:30:31 pmIP Address: n/a Q1. Name Sofia Zepeda Carranza
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live In? The Shores Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) NothingQ6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) There is not enough room for kids to learn and develop their ability in sports.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) There is not enough room for kids to learn and develop their ability in sports.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Nothing
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) There is not enough room for kids to learn and develop their ability in sports.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I love it! There is room for Kids to learn and grow towards a healthy life, involved in sports.

Q 12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No; 91
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 25, 2023 17:23:24 pm
Last Seen: Oct 25,2023 17:23:24 pm
IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Doug PateQ2. Email Address
Q3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing really Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Not enough open space Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Dog Park is a good sizeQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too much wasted space with the walking trailsQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Event space and amount of open space Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Beach volleyball will be underutilized. Needs more parking.Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Open space and parking next to dog park, open area and tennis/pickle courts
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing really Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Thanks for taking community input. have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 92
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 26, 2023 04:45:02 am
Last Seen: Oct 26,2023 04:45:02 am
IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Andrew Grilles02. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) This effectively takes away the ability for children to play youth sports at the days. Youth sports are a positive outlet for children.

They will spend less time engaging in more dangerous activities such as e-biking when they engage in youth sports.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answeredQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) This effectively takes away the ability for children to play youth sports at the cays. Youth sports are a positive outlet for children.

They will spend less time engaging in more dangerous activities such as electric hiking.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) This preserves most usable green space for youth sports, dog runs, kite flying etc. The location of the new pickle ball courts is the least intrusive and provides options for these enthusiasts.

Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Reduction in any green space on the island is not helpful. Perhaps new pickle ball courts could be built elsewhere as the surface does not require grass.

Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) This preserves maximum green space for youth sports, dog runs, kite flying, etc. Green space is limited throughout the island.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 93
Login: AnonymousEmail: n/a
Responded At: Oct 26, 2023 08:09:57 amLast Seen: Oct 26,2023 08:09:57 am IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Garrett Thrasher
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Increased parking and relocation of pickleball courts so residents cannot hear the noise all day
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Water feature, making dog park as large as multi-use field space, effectively ending youth soccer in Coronado
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Relocation of pickleball courts, elevated sunset deck.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Increase in dog park size, native garden size where Grand Caribe Park is naturally beautiful and available down the street, connection to silver strand. Effectively ending youth soccer in Coronado Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Maintaining 75% of field space, increased parking, reduced wall height, updated restroom and storage
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Connection to silver strand, increased size of dog park, beach / volleyball area,
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) It encompasses the elements of all. The design of Cays/Coronado is awesome! Roundabouts/ single lanes sense-there is never traffic.Seating area overlooking ocean, fenced in dog park and maintaining field space for YOUTH!
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Probably the cost and the downtime the park will have during construction. All things considered
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Schmidt Design group did an amazing jobl have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 94
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 26, 2023 09:01:40 amLast Seen: Oct 26, 2023 09:01:40 am IP Address: n/a

01. Name
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in?
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%)
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%)
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%)
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%)
Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%)
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%)Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%)
Scott Crane
The Village
Nothing
Not enough space allocated for multi-use fieldsNothing really Not enough space allocated for multi-use fields
NothingNot enough space allocated for multi-use fields
I like there are FOUR multi-use fieldsnot answered
013. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 95
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 26, 2023 19:55:13 pm
Last Seen: Oct 26,2023 19:55:13 pmIP Address: n/a
Q1. Name
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Philipp Wanner
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The VillageQ5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answeredQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered

08. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered 010. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may The Cays park is the last space of open field in Coronado. Kids play have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, soccer and other sports there. Changes will bring challenges to the local soccer club and probably all sports clubs. Similar to tidelands park, changes won't be used by locals.

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9 Respondent No: 96
Login: AnonymousEmail: n/a
Responded At: Oct 27, 2023 11:56:10 am
Last Seen: Oct 27, 2023 11:56:10 amIP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Esteban Toscano

02. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing, where is the space for the kids?Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) There is no space for activities Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing, where is the space for the kids? Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) There is no space for activities Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Much more realistic option that actually provides field space for our youth in this city
Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) It's still too little field space Q11.What do you like about Option 4? (100%) This is perfect all amenities are taken into consideration for all parties.

Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Too many roundabouts Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Option 4 and 3 is the best option for the future of the Youth of have on the Cays Park Master Plan project. Coronado! We need active kids so that they are not forced to stay inside and just play video games. This community park needs to represent all demographics.

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9 Respondent No: 97
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 30,2023 07:50:12 am
Last Seen: Oct 30, 2023 07:50:12 am
IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Kristi WaltonQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) The Theme, Sunset DeckQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) The SPRING, parking lot and lack of OPEN space Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Sunset Deck and Fitness Hub Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Turf Kite MoundQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Sunset Deck, Beach Volleyball court and OPEN spaceQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Sunset Deck, Fitness hub, parking and roundabouts, and OPEN Space
Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Turf Kite Mound Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 98
Login: AnonymousEmail: n/a
Responded At: Oct 30,2023 07:56:00 amLast Seen: Oct 30, 2023 07:56:00 amIP Address: n/a Q1. Name Robin Nixon
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address

04. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answeredQ6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) not answered08. What do not tike about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answeredQ11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) I like that there is enough green space and it can be used by many youth sport programs. With so little park space it is vital that the plan has as much dedicated space as possible. It does not mean that it is booked 1 00%of the time but it is available.

Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 99
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 30, 2023 08:47:04 amLast Seen: Oct 30,2023 08:47:04 amIP Address: n/a Q1. Name Patricia Bailey02. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) It had lots of plantings - good for environment. Not so sport intensive. More neighborhood friendly - both aesthetics and people oriented. Walking paths ad gathering areas.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) No
Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) NoQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too much sports Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) No
QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) No011 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) No Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) No
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may Leave the back wall (next to hwy 75) in tack. You can see over it for have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, sunsets.

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9 ®Respondent No: 100 Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 30, 2023 09:19:45 am
Last Seen: Oct 30,2023 09:19:45 amIP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Diane Jolley
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not tike about Option 1? (25%) not answeredQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) This one is my favorite, after seeing the large scale layout at the Community Center. Seems like it has something for everyone. Ihope this is the plan chosen! Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answered Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered 012. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answeredQ13. Please let us know any additional input you may Option 2 is the best plan by far. I like the north part of the plan, most have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, of which we currently do not have. There is still plenty of space for soccer, baseball, dog play areas, etc.

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9 Respondent No: 101
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Q1. Name
Responded At: Oct 30,2023 09:49:28 amLast Seen: Oct 30, 2023 09:49:28 am IP Address: n/a s
Donald Edwin Orsillo
Q2. Email Address
Q3. Address

04. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) This is my favorite option. I like being able to have multiuse for the park with the emphasis on families and park amenities as opposed to a sports complex.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) No connection to the bike path07. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) A suitable comprise between sports and relaxationQ8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) I don't like the playground, prefer the playground in option 1.Needs to be shaded for the little ones and more options for children of all ages.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) CONNECTION TO SILVER STRAND BIKEWAYQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) To much of a sports complex Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) CONNECTION TO SILVER STRAND BIKEWAY Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing more than a sports complex. Not usuable for strolling through the park and relaxing with the grandchildren
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Respondent No: 102
Login: Anonymous
Email: n/a
Responded At: Oct 31, 2023 12:35:55 pmLast Seen: Oct 31, 2023 12:35:55 pmIP Address: n/a Q1. Name Jennie Portelli
Q2. Email AddressQ3. AddressQ4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Nothing
Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) More room for leisure and more chance to play baseball on the field Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Nothing
Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Nothing
Q9. What do you like aboutOption 3? (75%) Nothing
QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Norhing
Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing
012.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Nothing
Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may The Cays Park should remain as is. The sprinklets need fixing and have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, the Dog Run should remain in the same location, size and format.d Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 151 of 390 Attachment
9 Respondent No: 103
Login: AnonymousEmail: n/a
Responded At: Oct 31,2023 1 2:58:44 pmLast Seen: Oct 31,2023 12:58:44 pm IP Address: n/a
Q1. Name Richard Tolles
Q2. Email AddressQ3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q6. What do not like about Option 1? (25%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.

Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.

Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.

Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

QIO.What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.

Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q 12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) Opposed. Does not preserve current size, shape and location of dog park. Does not preserve baseball/softball backstop and infield.

Does not preserve open space with unobstructed views.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may
have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

All designs offer too many "amenities." Park design is fine as is.Save 90% of the cost by repairing irrigation and initiating timelymaintenance.

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9 ®Respondent No: 104 Login: Anonymous
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Q1. Name Aimee WilliamsQ2. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Cays
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) Fenced dog park, children's playground with shade and seating.Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) Not enough fields, water spring, there's no baseballQ7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) Fenced dog park, nature playground with shade and seating Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) Too many walkways, tennis courts should stay where they are.

Q9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) Fenced dog park, playground with shade seatingQ10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) Tennis and pickle ball should stay in same spot.Q11 .What do you like about Option 4? (100%) Dog park with fence, playground with shade and seating, lots of grass for kids to play sports
Q12.What do not like about Option 4? (100%) No baseball field, too much on street parking.

Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may There should be stop signs at the Coronado Cays Blvd and Bahama have on the Cays Park Master Plan project, intersection . Dog park should be fenced. Tennis courts should remain in place. Keep baseball diamond. Water features may attractmosquitoes. Grass fields prefers over redundant walkways.

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Q1. Name Emily Jones

02. Email Address
Q3. Address
Q4. What neighborhood do you live in? The Village
Q5. What do you like about Option 1 (25%) not answered
Q6. What do not like about Option 1 ? (25%) not answered Q7. What do you like about Option 2 (50%) I like the options that have natural paths that meet up with the bike paths and trails and focus on the fact we host endangeredshorebirds right here. What I really think is that more space should be allocated to native plants being installed.

Q8. What do not like about Option 2? (50%) not answeredQ9. What do you like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q10. What do not like about Option 3? (75%) not answered Q11. What do you like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q12. What do not like about Option 4? (100%) not answered Q13. Please let us know any additional input you may not answered have on the Cays Park Master Plan project.

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9 Community members have been able to share their input with the City and design team via email at [email protected]. A summary of all comments received though the city project email address can be found in the following pages. Personal information has been redacted for privacy reasons.

APPENDIX D: INPUT RECEIVED VIA EMAIL
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From: Chris Tiffany
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2023 12:33 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Glen Schmidt; Cays Park; Tony Winney
Subject: RE: The Cays Park
Hi Don and Robin,
Thank you for sharing your experiences and insights for Cays Park.  We value your input and appreciate your perspectives regarding maintaining views, the importance of the athletic facilities, and the open expanse of the current site.  We will keep these considerations in mind as we move through the master planning process.  We welcome you to participate in the first public workshop 9/12 to share more of your ideas and perspectives. Please see the project website below for additional information.
https://www.projectcoronado.org/cays‐park
Sincerely,
Chris
Chris Tiffany, PLA, ISA, SITES AP, CPSI | Associate

SCHMIDT DESIGN GROUP
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Cell 831‐801‐4620
www.schmidtdesign.com       instagram       facebook      twitter From: Donald Welch <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2023 11:42 AM
To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: The Cays Park
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To Whom it may concern:

Thank you for your email and openness to additional information.  Please allow me to make two suggestions.

My wife and I and our children are Cays homeowners of two properties for 20+ years. We raised our children visiting Cays Park often on a daily basis. For twelve years, we owned 32 Trinidad Bend which backs up to the park. We continue as an owner in the Cays, living in our 30 Antigua condo. Years ago, I then asked the Coronado's Recreation Director about upgrading the Cays Park full‐court basketball court. The director was generous in sealing and painting the court Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 156 of 390 Attachment 9 2 floor and adding night lighting. My son and I regularly practiced there which assisted in our son becoming the captain of his high school basketball team. Both of our children played organized soccer in Cays Park. Both of our children and I practiced their baseball and softball skills at the small baseball field. Thank you for making all of this available to my family and me.

Currently, my wife and I and our dog (since our two children are launched into adulthood) regularly visit Cays Park.

I have noticed your recent updates of interest in shade trees being installed. Here's where I wish to offer two suggestions: 1) Please consider not adding any trees to the spacious and open feeling of the park. Many people needing sun protection set up their larger umbrellas. Once trees are added, the ocean view from all angles of the park will be significantly blocked. Very few parks in San Diego or the world have amazing views of the Pacific Ocean for all participants, including homeowners as does Cays Park. 2) Please consider leaving the park with large areas of green grass. I often notice the open feeling of inviting people to run with their children and/or dogs, etc., while enjoying the expansive openness of the park.

Thank you for your consideration.

Don and Robin Welch
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2023 8:43 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Discover explore envision idea for your consideration Follow Up Flag: Follow up
Flag Status: Flagged
From: Tina Christiansen <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2023 8:42:54 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>; Kelly Purvis <[email protected]> Subject: Discover explore envision idea for your consideration CAUTION: This email is from an EXTERNAL source. Ensure you trust this sender before clicking on any links or attachments.

To the city staff Ms Purvis
And Schmidt design group:

I read with excitement of the up coming design  options and themes the Schmidt design group is exploring at the park. I have lived in Coronado off and on since 1968 in various places such as the navy base housing, in three different location in the village and most recently at the cays during Covid. As the city matures its green spaces and parks have become increasingly important. I am a retired architect and now devote my time to art.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 158 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Silverstand beach painting by artist Tina Christiansen All rights reserved
I am most appreciative of the city councils and city staff’s commitment to the arts in its placemaking efforts including the improve and theme of discovery your firm incorporated on the Strand. To be sure, I have been an advocate for design improvements at the Cays , and will continue to be. I am also a retired architect, a former city planner(cities of San Diego Solana beach Irvine and as a temp for Coronado for six months during my career) and a lifelong artist. As such I familiar with the concepts of placemaking.

In that spirit I offer these non proprietary ideas below for your consideration as the designer.  Maybe , for example: the park itself could be a story teller or even embody a storybook opportunity about Coronado itself.

For example. It seems to me that the Cays Park
Open space gives a person the ability to look up at the sky and to look out and beyond at the water. It gives you the opportunity to look at the stars at night  or wonder at what flies above and then at the water and wonder what lies beneath.  Elements of design or storytelling features of the park might relate some of these things.

The osprey that fly  above our skies and nest nearby, the acrobatic terns and squadrons of pelicans are just a few.  And several kinds of whales. Dolphin of course…Did you know that there is a rare kind of seahorse that is located in the sea grasses near the cays in the bay. The abalone beauties are one of my favorite secrets of the treasures hidden beneath the seas.

Could you provide ways for local artists to tell that story, or include it in your own design features? Did you know for example, about our visitors from Mexico, the giant green turtles that inhabit the bay, there are 50 or Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 159 of 390 Attachment 9 3 more of them in the bay, and there’s one that weighs over 500 pound we’ve named wrinkle butt.

Have you ever seen the comical behavior of the brandts goose in the bay as they turn their butts straight up in the air to feed in the shallows on the grasses below. I’m not a sculptor, but I could just envision those as the kind of lawn sculpture you see where half the creature is exposed above the grass … a little Witt and whimsy maybe in the story line in the park.

Have you heard of the wild flamingo Pink Floyd that inhabits  the bay just off the shores of the Cays and he has just been joined by a free flying companion , who we hope is a girlfriend we call Florina.

I once visited a park in oak harbor Washington that had a meandering path much like the one in cays park that included the pages of a children’s picture and story book posted in pages along the way that people could read as they walked along… Maybe we could have one that told the story of coronado somewhere in this master plan concept.

I am motivated to share these ideas because I believe the best placemaking involves  the design skills of your firm, the community itself and its artists in the process to embody the culture and spirit of the space.

As an artist I do hope to be able to compete at a later date for an opportunity to submit art in the park projects that result from the master plan process, ultimately that outcome will be determined by a seperate process.

All of these ideas however are not unique to my own artwork or art process as an artist. I am hoping that there will be themes or elements in your design such as these that afford me and other local artists to submit their work for consideration through the city’s arts and cultural public places process.

After all, the brightest future goes to those who plan for it AND advocate for it, and then who are willing to work towards the outcome. I look forward to doing just that.

Sincerely
Tina
Kelly
please cc the cultural arts commission  and its chair
jc
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2023 8:43 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Input for Our Park - Signage
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2023 8:43:05 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Input for Our Park - Signage
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Good Evening:

I appreciate the effort and patience that is being put into this project.  One aspect that I think is very important is up to date and visible signage in the park.  For example a sign that clearly delineates the dog run and rules about the tennis courts.  Signage should be large enough (current signs are not) to be seen and understood by anyone.  Also hoping for a consistent style throughout the park.  Finally need to consider the impact of the salt air environment on the sign materials that are selected.

Thanks

John Clausen
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From: Laura Handschumacher
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2023 2:36 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Michele Miller; [email protected] Subject: RE: Cays Park Community Input
Hi Penny and Sands,
Thank you for sharing your insights for Cays Park.  We value your input and appreciate your perspecƟve regarding future park programming.  We will keep these consideraƟons in mind as we move through the master planning process.  Please see the project website below for addiƟonal informaƟon as things move forward. hƩps://www.projectcoronado.org/cays‐park
Sincerely,
Laura
Laura Handschumacher, PLA, ASLA | Senior Project Manager

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www.schmidtdesign.com       instagram       facebook      twitter From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2023 2:04 PM
To: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; JT Barr <[email protected]>; Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> Subject: FW: Cays Park Community Input
From: penny brooke <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2023 2:04:10 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>; penny brooke <[email protected]> Subject: Cays Park Community Input
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Dear Planning Committee,
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 162 of 390 Attachment 9 2 We regret we will not be able to attend your community input meetings.  We are homeowners in the Cays and utilize the Cays Park on a daily basis.  We appreciate all of the thoughtful planning you are giving our park.  We are hopeful that the dog and human socializing areas will be expanded and improved with shaded areas, water and rest rooms available.  The current restrooms seem to be used mainly by workmen and persons without  other restrooms to prepare for the day.

The Cays Park was not created to become a soccer park and that is what has happened.  When the soccer tournaments take over the park we cannot enjoy our community.  Not only is the Park totally dominated, the traffic and parking make life very difficult.  The soccer  attendees and participants park in every neighborhood in the Cays.  Our roads become one way roads.  The City of San Diego needs to develop a facility specifically for all of the public and privately owned soccer leagues with designated parking space.

The soccer games damage the Cays Park lawn and then the Park is closed for use for repairs for days following soccer.  On the days a soccer game or practice  is not being held private and group training sessions cover the open fields.  It can be dangerous avoiding rouge balls kicked into the dog allowed area.  Some of us and our animals cannot move fast enough to avoid being struck by soccer balls.

You have the opportunity to return the Cays Park to the community park it was intended to be when it was created.  Soccer could still be played and practiced in a smaller designated area such as the space between the fire station and tennis courts.

Thank you again for this opportunity to express our concerns.  Please listen to the citizens of Coronado and the Cays rather than the professional soccer organizers when deciding the future of the Cays Park.  The dog park is utilized by many communities surrounding Coronado because there are so few designated off leash areas.  We are advocating for the creatures who love and need this socializing and exercise space.

Sincerely, Penny & Sands Brooke
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2023 3:51 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Dog park safety
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From: PATRICIA PETTIT <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2023 3:48:14 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Dog park safety
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The fence along the back of the park should have a nice black metal fence on top of the wall asap.  I’ve seen several dogs leap over the fence and get near the strand street. Owners of dogs jump over the fence to retrieve their dog.  This could also apply to children using the park. Pat Pettit. 16 Aruba Bend Sent from my iPhone
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2023 8:54 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan
From: Elizabeth Gische <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2023 8:53:00 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan
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Hello,
I am unfortunately not able to attend the Cays Master Plan public events. However, I would like to provide my family's input for this important process.

My family and I would like to have a park that serves the diverse group of ages and interests of the community. It would be wonderful to include:

A small par course with chin up bar, etc., to help those who are interested in physical fitness.

A grouping of shade trees (away from the dog park area) would provide a welcome spot for older community members to gather for relaxation and conversation.

A gazebo or pavilion that could serve multiple functions such as music performances, yoga, etc.

Thank you, in advance, for considering our input.

Sincerely,
Elizabeth Gische and family
53 Catspaw Cape
Coronado, CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2023 4:28 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Pump track at cays park
From: Vince Reynolds <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2023 4:27:19 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Pump track at cays park
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Hi Please add an asphalt pump track to the cays park.  They are multi use and fun for all ages and abilities https://velosolutions.com/
Very small footprint.   And low or no maintenance
Vince Reynolds
Senior Vice President

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 8:17 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan Community Meeting
From: Jessica Hru Perry <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 8:16:32 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Hubby Nic Perry <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan Community Meeting
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Good day,
We will miss the meeting, but respectfully request consideration for a dog park be included in the Cays Park Master Plan. Specifically for such a park, we request consideration of the following:

1. One or more acre of space for dogs to run and play.

2. Four- to six-foot fencing around the park.

3. Double gate system to keep pets safe as they go in and out of the park off-leash.

4. Separate large and small dog areas.

5. Hydration station(s) for dogs.

6. A suitable surface for running dogs (preferably not the beach).

7. Water feature for dogs to play in.

8. Shade for both dogs and owners.

9. Clear signage about rules and expectations for use of the park.

10. Waste station for owners to pick up after dogs at dog park and through surrounding area Thank you for your consideration.

Respectfully,
Jessica & Nic
Coronado residents and surprise… dog owners! Haha
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 8:11 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Dog 🐶 Park 🐾
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From: Ruth Milione <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 8:10:35 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Dog ਍਎ਏਐ਑਒Park׆ׇ
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I am a dog sitter and use ਍਎ਏਐ਑਒park almost daily.  If a fence can be put up along the concrete  walkway which divides dog park from the soccer fields ( they have done this many times before ) and leave it that way as  it would divide the areas needed for the dogs and people playing soccer.  Thank You  Ruth Milione Sent from my iPad
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 9:09 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Park.

From: Cameron Silver <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 9:08:47 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Park.

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Good morning
I am unable to attend the park meeting.

I have a home in Coronado . I would like to request a gated dog park area. One for big dogs and one for small dogs. The ungated area does not work for me. I have 2 labs one which is not trust worthy in a big area unleashed . I am afraid he would run into traffic at the edge of the park. We walk all over on leash but it would be nice to let them free in open space.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 6, 2023 1:09 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cay's Park master plan
From: Michelle O'Connor <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 6, 2023 1:08:45 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Michelle O'Connor <[email protected]>
Subject: Cay's Park master plan
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Thank you for the opportunity to provide input on the Cay’s Park master plan.  One thing that I would like to see included is a fenced dog park.  The current dog park is great, but one of my dogs really likes to run and I’m concerned that she would run into the road because it isn’t fenced, so we have never used it.

Thank you for allowing me to add my input to this plan!

Thanks, Michelle O’Connor

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2023 4:10 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL
From: Sonia Weatherall <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2023 4:09:39 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL
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SONIA WEATHERALL, (AKA): SANDAL ਮਯਰ
1525 FRIST STREET, #S‐104
CORONADO, CALIFORNIA 92118
PHONE:(818)‐863‐0065
[email protected]
RE: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL
HI!  ( AKA): SANDAL ਮਯਰ
THIS LETTER IS ALL ABOUT MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL.  LIONEL IS A TRUE SENIOR, WHO'S LIVED IN CORONADO ALL HIS LIFE.

LIONEL IS ALMOST 90 AND STILL DOES OCCASIONAL GROCERY SHOPPING.  I'M A SINGER SONG WRITER, WHO FELL IN LOVE WITH LIONEL'S CORONADO HISTORY.  LIONEL AND I SHARED A WONDERFUL MOMENT AT SMART & FINAL, HERE IN CORONADO.

LIONEL'S AMAZING HISTORY OF CORONADO, TOLD ME HE WANTS TO ENJOY THIS NOVEMBER, FILM FESTIVAL. A PRIVATE AREA, WITH THE PEOPLE OF CORONADO!  LIONEL STATES THAT THE PEOPLE OF CORONADO, SHOULD HAVE THEIR OWN AREA TO GATHER AND I AGREED.

LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN FOR LIONEL, A TRUE NATIVE OF CORONADO. 09/10/23

SINCERELY,
SONIA WEATHERALL, ( AKA): SANDAL ਮਯਰ
PHONE:(818)‐863‐0065
[email protected]
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2023 5:20 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cays Park , dog park
From: SB Ramsay <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2023 5:19:32 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park , dog park
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Please make the dog park bigger .  Remove the baseball park which no one seems to use, and extend the soccer field  by the tennis courts to the abandoned baseball field.

Then cut the size of the soccer field adjacent to dog park by half.    Super! Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 173 of 390 Attachment 9 1 Cody Bonnet
From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2023 5:58 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL
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From: Sonia Weatherall <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2023 5:57:34 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> Cc: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; Michele Miller <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]> Subject: Re: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL
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SONIA WEATHERALL
1525 FIRST STREET, #S‐104
CORONADO, CALIFORNIA 92118
PHONE:(818)‐863‐0065
[email protected]
RE: LET'S BE CLEAR
HI!  THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR RESPONSE.  THIS FILM FESTIVAL COMING UP IN NOVEMBER NEEDS A SMALL FENCED IN AREA, WITH A BAND & A BAR FOR THE PEOPLE OF CORONADO.

ALL SENIORS SHOULD BE FREE!  ENTRY FEE AS YOU PLEASE.  MY FRIEND LIONEL DESERVES THIS!  LIONEL GROW UP IN CORONADO ALL HIS LIFE, HE'S ONE OF THE FEW WHO TRULY KNOWS THIS HISTORY.  LET'S CALL IT, A TRUE CORONADO OR A REAL CORONADO?
ID MUST BE SHOWN OR SOME KIND OF DOCCUMENTS TO PROVE CORONADO?  ENCLOSED SMALL GATED AREA WITH A BAR, BAND AND A CONFRONTABLE SEATING AREA!
LIONEL DESERVES THIS!
09/11/2023
(AKA): SANDALਮਯਰ
On Mon, Sep 11, 2023, 5:25 PM Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> wrote:

Good afternoon Sonia,

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 174 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Thank you for sharing your insights for Cays Park.  We value your input and appreciate you sharing your perspective regarding future park amenities.  We will keep this in mind as we move through the master planning process.  Please see the project website below for additional information as things move forward.

https://www.projectcoronado.org/cays‐park

Sincerely,
Laura

Laura Handschumacher, PLA, ASLA | Senior Project Manager

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2023 4:10 PM
To: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; JT Barr <[email protected]>; Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> Subject: FW: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL

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SONIA WEATHERALL, (AKA): SANDAL ਮਯਰ
1525 FRIST STREET, #S‐104
CORONADO, CALIFORNIA 92118
PHONE:(818)‐863‐0065
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RE: MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL

HI!  ( AKA): SANDAL ਮਯਰ

THIS LETTER IS ALL ABOUT MY AMAZING FRIEND LIONEL.  LIONEL IS A TRUE SENIOR, WHO'S LIVED IN CORONADO ALL HIS LIFE.

LIONEL IS ALMOST 90 AND STILL DOES OCCASIONAL GROCERY SHOPPING.  I'M A SINGER SONG WRITER, WHO FELL IN LOVE WITH LIONEL'S CORONADO HISTORY.  LIONEL AND I SHARED A WONDERFUL MOMENT AT SMART & FINAL, HERE IN CORONADO.

LIONEL'S AMAZING HISTORY OF CORONADO, TOLD ME HE WANTS TO ENJOY THIS NOVEMBER, FILM FESTIVAL. A PRIVATE AREA, WITH THE PEOPLE OF CORONADO!  LIONEL STATES THAT THE PEOPLE OF CORONADO, SHOULD HAVE THEIR OWN AREA TO GATHER AND I AGREED.

LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN FOR LIONEL, A TRUE NATIVE OF CORONADO.

09/10/23
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SONIA WEATHERALL, ( AKA): SANDAL ਮਯਰ
PHONE:(818)‐863‐0065
[email protected]

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2023 6:05 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cays Park Idea
From: Carey <[email protected]>
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Hello, to whom it may concern,
I would really appreciate if you could put some kind of benches or chairs overlooking the ocean from the park for people to sit on, to watch the ocean, the sunset, the sunrise, etc. some thing with back support and also have your dog with you.

Thanks, Carey Thoza
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 6:16 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: PLEASE don’t alter our view!
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From: Gabriel Kelly <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 6:15:47 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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Cays Park Team,
I live at 22 Bahama Bend in the Cays.  I purchased my house because the master bedroom has an unobstructed view of the ocean.  Every proposal I saw yesterday included trees, more courts, or a parking lot (or a combination of the three) that will pretty clearly alter the view from my property (at best) and really block it (at worst).  Can we please, please, please ensure that we don’t alter anyone’s water views for the folks who own homes along the park.  We all bought these houses for that aspect.  Please don’t take that away from us! I would very much like to propose leaving the park the way it is.  It serves our neighborhood just fine, is used extensively, and is a fantastic asset to the Cays.  We really don’t need big changes or upheaval, and I’m sure those taxpayer dollars could be put to much better use elsewhere (maybe cut taxes!).

My number is 619‐807‐1711.  Please feel free to reach out if you have questions or concerns. —Gabe Kelly
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 2:13 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 12TH From: Bob Plumbley <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 2:11:16 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Background:

Pam & I bought our 47 blue Anchor home on March 6, 1996.

Dr. Pam, a career long public school and Department of Defense educator, completed her career as our Coronado High School Principal.

Her worse half completed his 30 year San Diego County Sheriff's career as the Lieutenant responsible for the Gang Suppression Unit and our 150 deputy Critical Incident Response Unit. Yeah, the guy asleep most days days inside when the black & white parked out front.

Turned down Sheriff's offer of promotion to Captain twice. Not cut out to be an office boy. Great feeling, leading the men and women taking care of business, but didn't do the retirement check any good. Got to see my share of good, fair, and poor results of planning around the county.

Hit 81 recently, thankful to be moving ambulatory after a few of life's close calls.

Therefore concerned with some of the presentation last evening. Some of it brought the old "Danger to Life" pulse..

Spoke afterward with the presenter. Conversation went from smiles, to frowning face, refusal to talk further, and reminder I can document my concerns raised by his presentation, and submit this to our city for consideration.

Noticed the continuation of our Cays Park at the North end of our complex was not mentioned. It's grass surface used by local pet play exercisers, bordered by the same street sidewalk and the protection/noise abatement outer wall. Also, fairly recently equipped with a nice children's play apparatus.

As we all know, the same wall continues South as the West Cays boundary. much steeper on the highway side than park side. Our speaker spoke of lowering said wall to create an area North of our fire Station, a location from which to observe sunsets over the ocean. Those walls were built for two kinds of protection, ocean storm water, and suppression of highway vehicle traffic odor, pollution and noise.

Had our recent hurricane not changed course, proceeded North via the Gulf of Baja California, and it's force stayed East of our mountains we could have suffered the fate of Palm Springs, gale force winds and dealt with total annual average rainfall in one day. Palm Springs is built to drain it. Our leaders may not have been able to publicly claim their excellent planning controlled our situation.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 180 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Well back in the Cays days of Newscaster Carol Lebeau (spelling ???) was fortunate to converse with her some early mornings, as we each paused from morning jogs to stand on the raised area, enjoying the early morning ocean view.

Building a safe paved footing with a nice barrier tube fence access from the South sidewalk would be easily feasible and safe for those of us walking with devices or in wheel chairs, 24 hours a day.

Please save our Cays storm, traffic noise, and vehicle exhaust stink abatement wall.

MASS EXPENDITURE FOR LITTLE IF ANY GAIN
Leave the Fire Station street "AS IS"
The cull de sac serves several purposes:

Safe auto access to the parking lot adjacent to the child play bars and area.

Safe auto access to the ball field.

Safe auto access to the child program play areas, and large toy equipment Safe auto and large kite prep/flight spectacular weekend and holiday flights Safe auto and walking access to the single male and female rest rooms, not only by those using our park, but also serving those who surf, swim, or, use the State Beach, but park on Cays streets to avoid State Beach Entry Fees.

Safe auto and walking access, adults, children, toddlers, and infants who use the Port Authority Bay Beach area, with our Park restroom the only public rest room South of the Hotel Del, to Imperial Beach. Though the Port Authority furnished a Port-a-Potty station part of last summer, one doesn't want to utilize the brush area without rubber waders No other general public restroom exists in the Cays. I feel it would be a waste of funds to construct another public rest room near the south end of the park. No need to run power, water, and sewer to a south location which would be rarely needed. Improve what exists behind the fire station, and leave the access road and turn around as is.

THIS NEXT ITEM I CONSIDER TO BE MOST SERIOUS AS IT IS THE MOST HAZARDOUS TO HUMAN LIFE. DON'T SPEND A DIME FOR THIS AS THE RESULT OF IMPLEMENTATION WILL BE PAID IN HUMAN LIVES.

Leave streets, sidewalks, and the perimeter of our Cays Park exactly as they are. Keep the square footage exactly as it stands.

The presenter last evening, in addition to closing the access road just past our Fire Station, proposed doing away with our planted center divide which handles most of the North/South Cays traffic, paving same, and separating North and Southbound traffic by only a double line. To further complicate matters, our main access road winds constantly, masking visibility day or especially fog or night.

This solution would give us a few more parallel parking spaces southbound, and the width of some of the center median.

After the expenses of removal of plants and median trees, old sidewalks torn out, and new ones as well as traffic lanes poured, we could possibly gain most of the center median width as park ground. A lot of money for a few feet, but that is not what scares me.

On sporting event days at Cays park, especially those involving youngsters, younger siblings carried or escorted by big kids or parents, as well as the old geezers like me, have to park a distance away and hoof it across our main access road. A beautiful part of good weather America, especially Coronado.

Most of us are in slow and careful mode during those times. Most families crossing to the park don't cross at corners, and kids, especially those without lights at night on dark colored power scooters, or rushing on foot so as not to miss anything, or despite our barricades sprint to recover an out of bounds ball, street, cars, not their first priority.

I remember working too many of those losses, none in Coronado, part of the reason we live here.

I constantly observe our tree, bush, and rock lined median adjacent to our crowded park to be a safety barrier.

Crossers, and those responsible for physically challenged or youngsters, are primarily concerned with moving parked cars, and two lanes of traffic moving only in one direction.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 181 of 390 Attachment 9 3 Most I observe move onto our center median, stop, and assess the traffic coming from the other direction. So much safer, as proven by our Coronado safety record.

Lastly, our Coronado Cays Association Manager is also a resident. He insures our green areas, sidewalks, and roads are well kept, clean and clear, for the safety of all.

We fortunate residents live in beautiful Association surroundings.

Our Cays Park was designed as, and has always been a beautiful green open area. Open views of land and ocean.

I am strongly in favor of building a wheelchair friendly, challenged access path adjacent to the wall, South side, little else.

Beautiful West viewing there.

No fence hidden by bushes on each side wasting any of precious park.

Nothing matches our current dog area either North or South. Fine friendships abound there, not just our pets, also our friends from Coronado downtown, or from Imperial Beach. We are blessed by both our Morning and Afternoon Groups. Quite a few are members of both.

Our park isn't broken. Expand our single location RESTROOM, and insist our Port Authority takes care of their public health responsibility on our East
shore.

All round out our locals because this is a great spot for happy people and their pets.

NEITHER CORONADO CITY OR IMPERIAL BEACH OFFER ANYTHING AS WELCOMING !!! Respectfully, where deserved,
Bob Plumbley

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2023 2:39 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: personal preferences
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Overall I think the designers did a good job with all the options, but I would rule out the 25% and 100% options. From a birds eye view, 75% looks more appealing than 50%, although the actual differences between the two are harder to determine. I like the idea of being able to better access the bike path and hiking options. I live on Mardi Gras and I have to go almost a mile north to access the bike path and exit, so if I’m heading south I’m basically going 2 miles to get right back to my home starting point. I like a good ocean view spot, and the fitness areas. I think the dog park should be fenced off. Putting up shrubs won’t stop the dogs from running all over the fields, which happens almost constantly, not to mention them running into the street.

We don’t have kids so more or less playing field areas aren’t a big concern for me other than the weekend parking/traffic issues, and cars making illegal U-turns by Mardi Gras Rd, even though there is a clear No U-Turn sign. I don’t see where there would be more shade or a small picnic area, or a few extra seating options like a bench under a tree. Those would be nice.

Thank youDiane Jolley
32 Mardi Gras Rd.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2023 3:00 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan Project feedback
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From: ROBERT GREGORY <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2023 2:59:42 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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I would first like to say that I think you have done an excellent job of gathering information and passing it along to the public. My wife and I attended the meeting at the Cays Yacht Club last Tuesday and thought that it was very helpful and well run.

I am 69 years old and grew up in Coronado so I am very familiar with the area. My wife and I moved to the Cays 22 years ago and absolutely love it. We live at 74 Trinidad Bend which overlooks the Cays park so we are very much aware of what takes place there throughout the day. We basically see it as our “backyard”. We use the dog park every morning and have met lifelong friends there. Our children played soccer there for many years while they were young. Now we bring our grandchildren to the playground. We enjoy watching the park being used. Especially by the children and families involved in soccer. But also people flying kites, exercising or picnicking.

I would like to provide some feedback from my perspective on the park development. 1) I understand people wanting to keep the dogs contained by a “concealed fence” but I don’t think a fence is the solution. We watch people all day long from our living room with their dogs off leash in the non‐dog park areas. I know that these people are well aware that they are outside the boundaries but that doesn’t seem to matter. I think the same thing would happen if there was a fence of any kind. There are no consequences for having your dog in the main park.

Very occasionally the police will come by and issue a warning. But within minutes of the police driving away the park is full of off leash dogs again. Some of us local dog owners try to encourage others to follow the rules but it is often met with resistance. I think the only solution is to enforce the current laws and issue actual fines. I think word would travel quickly and there would be better compliance. Finally I think that the signage for the dog park could be much larger and easier to understand.
2) I don’t think parking is a major issue for park usage. Yes, twice a year there are the big soccer tournaments that put pressure on the surrounding area and cause people to walk a little bit further. There might be some people parking in the residential areas but it really isn’t that big of a deal. When I go to my grandchildren’s games these days up in Newport Beach I often have to pay for parking. Sometimes as much as $20. And I still have to walk a long distance.  At least that isn’t happening here in the Cays. So I think it’s rare that we need more parking and it’s not worth the sacrifices that would it bring.
3) That leads to the idea of turning Cays Blvd into two lanes to make room for parking. That is way too busy of a street for a single lane each way. People often speed through that section and there are a lot of kids on bikes along that way.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 184 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Plus, I think it would be an eyesore to have more cars parked there. By the way, I think the Soccer club does a great job of reserving spots for the dog park people during tournaments. 4) We don’t need a model boat pond. There are plenty of places close by in the bay and channels for that activity. 5) We also don’t need a sand volleyball court. There is one there already that isn’t used. Instead soccer goals are stored there.
6) I love the idea of reclaiming the turning key area by the current bathrooms into park. As long as the Fire Department is okay with it.
7) I like the idea of having some exercise stations in the park and improving the playground for the children. 8) I like the idea of having pickle ball courts but I’m not crazy about the added noise. I’m sure it’s a major concern for those that live close to the courts. In the 22 years that we have lived in this house we have never heard tennis but recently we are hearing pickle ball. I would be very disappointed if the courts were moved any closer to our house. 9) Given that our picture window overlooks the park and ocean, I would not want anything to interfere with our view. So tall trees or structures would not be good. Similarly, permanent outdoor lights would disrupt our night time view.

Thank you for taking time to go over some of my ideas. I would be happy to elaborate on any of them if it might be helpful. My wife and I plan to attend the other community meetings.

Sincerely,
Robert D Gregory PhD
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 9:19 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Option 100% or 75%
From: Zwierzynski, Joseph C Maj COMNAVSURFPAC <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 9:18:48 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Good Morning,

I would like to take the time to address my recommendations.  I feel most activity on the island is already concentrated in open areas.  The versatility offered by just having well maintained grass is infinite.  I do however like the 75% plan which offers the fenced‐in dog park which keeps the puppies separated from the sports and I really like the additional volleyball area.  But at the end of the day healthy park goers can always find a way to take advantage of open fields.  And, less open areas in this park will correlate to crowded open areas here and elsewhere.

Thanks you for your time.

‐Joe

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 1:43 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: project ques/input
From: Robin Hagemann <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 1:42:25 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Dear Mr. Schmidt and Design Group,
Thank you for your great presentation of potential Cays Park plans. Your break‐out boards were very helpful and residents really valued the ability to give input.

Upon reviewing the plans in more detail today, I noticed that each plan involves more parking. When I reviewed the survey results, more parking did not rank highly on the needs and desires list. You might be aware that Coronado is making great efforts to be more environmentally conscious. In fact, we will soon have an electric shuttle that will be able to transport residents from the Cays to the village. Bike commuting has increased at least 2 times on the bikeway in the last 2 years, and the school children now have a bus that picks them up and drops them off in the Cays.

In an effort to align with our city's environmental goals, can you and your team please look at ways to decrease car driving and parking in the Cays? Perhaps park plans can have a dominant pickup area for the bus/shuttle, more bike parking, and fewer parking spaces.  Any ideas on how to increase and encourage walking to the park would be great too.

I am happy to meet with any members of your design team who would like to brainstorm environmentally friendly ideas.

Respectfully
Robin Hagemann (619) 599‐5822
Cays Resident
Mobility Commissioner
Public Art Working Committee Member
Silver Strand Beautification Project Member
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 8:29 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: project ques/input
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Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 8:27:51 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> Cc: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; Michele Miller <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]> Subject: Re: project ques/input
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Laura,
Thanks for the response. I look forward to watching your progress.

Best Regards
Robin
On Wed, Sep 13, 2023 at 6:26 PM Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> wrote:

Good afternoon Robin,

Thank you for attending the community meeting last night and sharing your insights for Cays Park.  We value your input and appreciate your perspective regarding parking. We will keep this in mind as we move through the master planning process.  Please see the project website below for additional information as things move forward.

https://www.projectcoronado.org/cays‐park

Sincerely,
Laura

Laura Handschumacher, PLA, ASLA | Senior Project Manager

SCHMIDT DESIGN GROUP
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 1:43 PM
To: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; JT Barr <[email protected]>; Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]> Subject: FW: project ques/input

From: Robin Hagemann <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 1:42:25 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Dear Mr. Schmidt and Design Group,
Thank you for your great presentation of potential Cays Park plans. Your break‐out boards were very helpful and residents really valued the ability to give input.

Upon reviewing the plans in more detail today, I noticed that each plan involves more parking. When I reviewed the survey results, more parking did not rank highly on the needs and desires list. You might be aware that Coronado is making great efforts to be more environmentally conscious. In fact, we will soon have an electric shuttle that will be able to transport residents from the Cays to the village. Bike commuting has increased at least 2 times on the bikeway in the last 2 years, and the school children now have a bus that picks them up and drops them off in the Cays.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 189 of 390 Attachment 9 3 In an effort to align with our city's environmental goals, can you and your team please look at ways to decrease car driving and parking in the Cays? Perhaps park plans can have a dominant pickup area for the bus/shuttle, more bike parking, and fewer parking spaces.  Any ideas on how to increase and encourage walking to the park would be great too. I am happy to meet with any members of your design team who would like to brainstorm environmentally friendly ideas.

Respectfully
Robin Hagemann (619) 599‐5822
Cays Resident
Mobility Commissioner
Public Art Working Committee Member
Silver Strand Beautification Project Member
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 12:52 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Draft Park Design Option 4…..

From: Lou Hirschmann <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 12:51:48 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Draft Park Design Option 4…..

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To: City of Coronado:

As a Cays resident, my choice is for option 4 because it appears to change our beautiful park setting the least while still enhancing its many fine features…. The head‐in parking at the dog park may not be safe because oncoming traffic may not have adequate time to stop for cars pulling out unless the speed limit is dropped to 15 miles per hour…. Mostly I see folks driving through around 30 miles per hour…. Thank you for the opportunity to provide my thoughts…. ‐Lou Hirschmann.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
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To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan Comments
From: Becki Lock <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 1:41:59 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Hello,
Thank you for the opportunity to provide my comments regarding the proposed options for the Cays Park. It is obvious that a lot of work has been done and the schematics from the landscape architects are admirable. There were many very creative and good ideas. There were also a few ideas that might work elsewhere, but are likely not a good fit for Cays Park.

As a resident of the Cays, I have a vested interest in this process. While demographically representative of the city population centers, the most recent survey captured only 13% of Cays residents... which equates to only 60 people. Yes this is a Coronado park, but we live and breathe it every single day. It seems only fair that our opinions carry a little more weight. I love seeing the kids play soccer and I'm hoping this process provides a better usage balance.

In terms of the designs, I wish I could put them all in a blender! I prefer 2 soccer fields, but likely the 75% active field use makes the most sense. The designs of 50%/25% include a plan to add more pickleball courts, which is disingenuous. Regardless of which option is chosen, adding pickleball courts actually adds more active space, just in a different way. As a regular pickleball player, I appreciate the new dedicated courts. However, if there is a need for even more courts they should be put in the village. That is convenient to those that live in the village and also allows the village to share in the burden that rampant pickleball play creates.

Further thoughts:

Cons/Thoughts:

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 192 of 390 Attachment 9 2  Please do not take the street down to one lane! That creates a multitude of safety issues, as does removing the red curb. Right now we have a safe place to ride bikes in the street & a way to avoid errant balls/kids and runaway dogs while driving. I can't imagine any benefit of lane reduction that outweighs the cost.
 Please don't link to the bike path. While there is a perceived benefit to those of us on the south end of the Cays, I think opening up to the bike path will create more problems than it is worth (safety, congestion, etc).  We don't need 2 parking lots, give that back to park space. More parking is only needed if you create more traffic and congestion (larger dog park, more pickleball, link to bike path, 100% programmed soccer, etc..).  Why move new tennis /pickleball courts?
 I don't believe a larger dog park is needed. The space along the wall is valuable due to its views, why not continue the viewing areas all along the wall? I like the idea of "fencing in" the dog park, in theory. Currently, the idea is to camouflage a chain link fence with shrubs and such. Given the past history of keeping landscaping healthy, I'm suspicious we'll eventually be looking at just a chain link fence. Is there a different medium that can be used in case the landscaping doesn't thrive?  I don't think every space needs to be filled. A balance of open green space with some shade, some seating & minimal obstruction is what most people voiced as a desire.
 Shade trees should have minimal impact on the neighboring homes.  There is a lot of lighting proposed, my first concern is the amount of light pollution this will create, a la the new Navy base.

Pros/Thoughts:
 I love the bump outs, sunset viewing areas, walking paths, fitness hub, seating/picnic areas.
 Subtle themes such as water & nature seem to fit best.  I like the idea of a few spots of public art.
 If we have to have more restroom space, I think it makes the most sense to have 2 smaller restroom areas versus one large "enhanced" restroom space.
 I like the areas designated as event space, I think we could do some fun things down here in the Cays.
 I really like the idea of reducing the wall height to open up the beautiful views of the ocean. If we do this, can we keep the large landscaped drop off space on the other side of the wall as a deterrent?  Love the focus on an enhanced play area for the kids in the area. The idea of nature play is a very nice idea.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 193 of 390 Attachment 9 3  I think the idea of a sand lot area would be better if turned into a sort of water feature or green space. Not only does sand get very hot, unless it is groomed & raked daily it becomes a pit of danger in terms of trash, glass, animal droppings, etc..
 Yes please to more shade, but understand many residents of the Cays rightfully enjoy their views. More detail needs to be provided on proposed types of trees and height.
 Personally, I like the pond idea but more detail addressing safety & insect concerns is warranted.

If you've read this far, thank you for your consideration.

This park is very important to Cays residents and I really appreciate the opportunity to take part in the planning process. I hope our opinions matter. I'm happy to answer any questions.

Sincerely,
Becki Lock
25 Bridgetown Bend
Coronado, CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 5:03 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Design Plans
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From: Jessica Perry <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 5:02:39 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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Good day,
I liked the plans, like most people. However, I would like to see a additional space allocated for young families. A larger playground area, lots of shade, and possibly a play water feature. Either a splashpad area or wading area.

Thank you,
Jessica
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 6:21 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; JT Barr; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Park basics
From: David Ellefson <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 6:21:08 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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The open land In Coronado is a better “attraction” than any water feature or pickle ball court. This is one of the last ones in Coronado!
Parking is fine now ‐ people just have to walk a short distance. Any idea of going to 1 lane from current 2 lane for parking should be rejected  for safety , ascetics and Cays community use issues Parking would be for short term 2 to 4 hours for SD general, while current road configuration is 7 /24 for the Cays community !  Families use the second lane for bikes etc.An emergency evacuation of community needs 2 lanes as does fire station !
Some shade tree around the perimeter would be smart for people and picnic use, but should NOT segregate open areas.

The North side from the tennis / pickle ball courts is underutilized; so spend the $s some feel the need to use there.  Even for a “nature walking path” thought there would be nothing natural about one.

Biggest thing is upgrade the bath rooms First !  Then work a plan for the rest.    They have been saying they were going to do that for years.

Coronado should expand uses of park outside of the back gate of the Navy base before over developing a park that currently work for 95 % of the community.  Lacross and rugby should use it and the vocal elite that don’t use anything but the view should be overruled.

VR
David Ellefson
27 Bridgetown Bend
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From: Andrea McCullough <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 8:19 AM
To: Cays Park; Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park Feedback
Attachments: Cays Park Comments.docx
From: Lisa Brenden <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2023 8:28 PM
To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected]; Casey Tanaka <[email protected]>; John Duncan <[email protected]>; Carrie Anne Downey <[email protected]>; Mike Donovan <[email protected]>; Richard Bailey <[email protected]>; CM Tina Friend <[email protected]>; Kevin Brenden <[email protected]>; [email protected]
Subject: Coronado Cays Park Feedback
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Good evening,
Please find our input attached.

Please note that we were not able to locate a specific email for Mr. Schmidt so please forward accordingly.  Thank you for your time.

Regards,
Kevin and Lisa Brenden
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 4:26 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan Project
From: Michael Jester <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 4:25:09 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Dear City Planning Team:

Thank you for your dedication to this project and the extent to which you have solicited community input.

I strongly prefer Draft Park Design Option 1 (25%).

For many years residents of the Cays have not been able to use the Cays Park on far too many weekdays and weekends due to soccer practices, soccer camps, and soccer tournaments. By my estimate, 90% of the competitors in the soccer tournaments and their parents do not reside in Coronado. On soccer tournament weekends cars fill the parking lot and all available parking places on Coronado Cays Boulevard. Not infrequently, on soccer tournament weekends, cars also end up parking in residential neighborhoods adjacent to the Cays Park. Loud cheering from spectators starts early and extends into dusk.

The City of Coronado should not allow private soccer clubs to profit off their excessive, and effectively exclusive, use of the Cays Park at the expense of Coronado residents.

Draft Park Design Option 1 (25%) has a single field on which a soccer match can be held and that should be adequate for Coronado residents. Large soccer tournaments can be held at Tidelands Park where there are many fields and much more off‐street parking is available.

I also like the Model Boat Pond included in Option 1. Many people in the Cays and their children would likely operate radio controlled model sailboats in the pond. I currently have two model sailboats.

Thank you for your consideration.

Michael H. Jester
11 Buccaneer Way, Coronado, CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 2:50 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN
From: Bob Plumbley <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 2:50:11 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN
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Laura, et al,
Hope everyone interested in the fate of our Cays Park can take the time to drive here, and park southbound, south end, just North of the " Dog Park" sign this afternoon.

As I neared, I saw the mowed grass, trees, low west concrete wall, dunes west of the highway, Coronado Islands to the south, and ocean along a wide stretch clearly to the horizon, northwest to southwest, from our stock height, 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Have enjoyed the view since moving here in 1996. If the few clouds persist, should be a beautiful sunset.

I FEEL THE ONLY VIEW IMPROVEMENT MONEY CORONADO NEEDS TO SPEND IS FOR LATERAL EXPANSION

AND PAVING OF THAT DUNE AREA, WITH CHALLENGED PERSONS ACCESS ENHANCEMENT BY

CONSTRUCTION OF AN EASILY RISING CONCRETE SIDEWALK FROM THE STREET SIDEWALK, TO ASSIST

HANDICAPPED / PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED ACCESS, AND, A PROTECTIVE RAILED STANDING SUPPORT AROUND THE ENTIRE EDGE.

More than a few of we fully grown cannot use the area because of footing now, and I'm geezer enough to see it coming much too soon.

When the park was constructed, the south end, grass covered mound was raised to expand our ocean view.

The lawn is as usual this time of year, thick, and healthy green. Less than a dozen people and dogs in the entire park, this visit..

I'm concerned some folks, including city decision responsible employees and the representative of the last meeting host company haven't experience enough to really understand the beauty and usefulness of our Cays Park AS IT STANDS.

I BELIEVE THERE TO BE A LOW, OR NO ADDITION COST METHOD AVAILABLE TO EDUCATE US ALL.

SUGGEST OUR MAYOR, A CITY COUNCIL PERSON, OR OTHER APPROPRIATE CITY REPRESENTATIVE CONTACT OUR dedicated POLICE CHIEF CHUCK KAYE TO ARRANGE FOR USE OF OUR CITY'S 360 DEGREE RECORDING VIDEO CAMERA.

We are not a young development by far, and,our original design has served this community very well for a good many years.

Don't want to lose the beautiful usefulness we, our city residents and Imperial Beach friends enjoy, soccer, other sports, childrens' play areas with family and friends picnics, especially our weekend and holiday themed kites aloft.

Respectfully submitted,
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 9:20 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: School Bus Considerations
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From: Regina Sebring <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 9:19:10 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Cc: Bryan Sebring
Subject: School Bus Considerations
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Hello‐
I have a question about plan #4, 100%. I love the idea of reducing Coronado Cays Blvd down to one lane each direction. I like the idea of the much needed additional parking on Coronado Cays blvd. The parallel parking on a blind curve is quite dangerous. There’s a big problem with drivers speeding on Coronado Cays Blvd, making it quite dangerous. My son was hit by a speeding car there this past summer. My concern is will the roundabouts reduce the speed of drivers? There’s currently a big problem getting drivers to slow down around & stop for the school buses (as required by law). A single lane each direction would help the school bus issues tremendously.

My specific question about plan #4 is, will school busses be able to navigate the small roundabouts? I would definitely oppose any changes that limit or eliminate the ability for school buses to access the bus stops at the individual Cays Villages. Coronado Cays Blvd is the only access point to all of the Cays Villages for school busses. The kids need & have the right, to school bus stop locations close to their homes.

Would it be possible to create permanent school bus signage to help remind & mark the school bus stops for drivers? Having the students wait for the bus on the sidewalk blocks pedestrians & isn’t the safest option for the kids on such a busy street. Adding school bus stop structures and/or benches would also increase the safety for students. Have the students & school buses been considered in any of the park renovation plans? In the other 3 plans, which don’t make changes to Coronado Cays Blvd, could painted crosswalks be added to the already existing “implied crosswalks” at the existing curb cuts in front of each Cays Village towards/away from the park, to increase drivers awareness of pedestrians crossing Coronado Cays Blvd?Could signage reminding drivers of pedestrians & pedestrian crossings be added to Coronado Cays Blvd.? Signage & painted crosswalks are an inexpensive way to increase pedestrian safety on this dangerous curved road. These changes could even be made outside of (& even before) the park renovation plans. Could some of the school bus stop suggestions I mentioned above, in paragraph 3, be added for school bus stops in the other plans, or by the transportation department regardless of the park renovations? I hope these items will be addressed in the further meetings. I would appreciate if these items could considered for future renovation plan revisions. I would also appreciate these suggestions being forwarded to the city’s transportation department. Thank you. I look forward to your response.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 201 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Regina Sebring
Resident & Parent, Bahama Village
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 10:00 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Recommendation of Plan 1
From: penny brooke <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 9:59:58 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>; penny brooke <[email protected]> Subject: Recommendation of Plan 1
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After carefully studying all four options for the future of Cays Park, we have decided to highly recommend option 1.  The design and redistribution of  land features will truly make Cays Park a beautiful addition to Coronado Island.  The other three options look all too familiar to what currently exists.  If we are going to do this project, let's make a difference with the changes Option 1 suggests.  The expansion to the dog area is greatly needed as this park serves as the regional off leash park for San Diego.  The water feature area could be used for another sitting area or picnic area as the ocean view is so spectacular.  This option is also a tribute to our many military citizens of Coronado.   Thank you for this opportunity to give our opinion.  We hope you will go big and choose Option 1.  Penny & Sands Brooke, Mardi Gras Village homeowners
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 9:27 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Park
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From: MARY RUSSELL <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 9:26:48 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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My husband & have lived in the Coronado Cays for more than 6 years. We love the park just as it is. The dog park works as the most wonderful gathering spot, both for dog owners & non‐owners. The soccer fields works for soccer. Sidewalks are good for walkers. The play/party area near fire station is super for picnics & families.

Please leave our park just as it is!!
Mary Russell
35 Aruba Bend
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 8:52 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: feedback on master plan
From: Mickey Hansen <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 8:52:10 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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After reviewing the various plans, I recommend we leave as is, as there is already a shortage of playing areas for our kids. The Cays is a part of Coronado and the park is not a private enclave for the residents there. The soccer teams do a wonderful job of being good tenants and really care about and for the area.

Sure the kids  may make noise and there is less parking when games are ongoing, but seriously what could be better for all of us than kids having healthy fun, and we can enjoy it as well! The park has been a great blessing for Coronado and should not be diminished.

David Hansen
Coronado resident and Cays homeowner
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 3:30 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park
From: Joice Motamedi <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2023 3:29:08 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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I don't see a plan that has no trees. Do you really think we are going to accept that our beautiful view will be blocked, when we go for a walk, drive or simply want to watch the soccer games. Please submit alternative plan without trees.

Joice Motamedi
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2023 2:30 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Evaluation comments Coronado Cays Park Development Options From: Karen Korcheck <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2023 2:29:41 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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My husband, Steve, and I attended the first meeting at the Coronado Cays Yacht Club. We thought the presentation was excellent and it was evident a lot of thought went into the planning for the different options.

Overall we liked the reduction of the green open area, the addition of shade trees, way the dog park enclosure was presented with a barrier and bushes. We think a fitness trail was outstanding, as well as creating a separate area for children to play. What is a great idea and finally, moving the tennis and pickleball courts away from nearby homes will cut down on the noise.

The cons were lowering the wall along 75 which we think will invite unwanted people into the Cays and create a security issue. The same applies to a bike entrance that does not go by the CCHOA security, which we all pay for. We already have issues going along in Cays Boulevard because of all the activity and parking. Adding roundabouts, or having a single lane in each direction would create even more congestion and traffic issues. Adding extra parking, in our opinion, would only create more opportunity for beach, parking and more vehicular traffic We also thought the pond, even though it might look lovely, was really not necessary. We really like the idea of adding more trees and mounds with bushes and plants. The only issue you may have with that is it could impact the view of the ocean which many homeowners enjoy who live a long  Cays Boulevard.

Thank you again for all the hard work and planning that went into creating these different options for Coronado Cays Park.
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Karen Korcheck
775-544-3003
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 11:59 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Comments regarding the four proposed Cays Park plans From: John Pippenger <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 11:59:15 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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1. The proposed installation of Kites for shade in counterproductive in that there is now a world‐wide movement to plant more trees.  Kites are not trees.  Additionally, Kites are not conducive to the Cay environment, which is a marine environment, meaning, the salt air will cause the Kites to deteriorate as well as continual exposure to the sun will cause the Kites to deteriorate. We get Winter winds which will cause damage to the Kites.  In sum, the Kites are not a good idea, and in fact, would be a continual maintenance problem.  Plant trees for shade; do the environment a favor.

2.   The proposed water feature in a definite no go for the following reasons: children are drawn to water; it would be only a matter of time before a child is injured or drowns.  Dogs are also drawn to water; this being the case, we would now have a health issue.  Additionally, the Cays is surrounded by water.  We really do not need more water.  This is a definite “no” to the water feature.

3. The proposed sand lot is not needed or wanted.  There are volley ball courts in the area just beyond Lowes.  Again there is plenty of sand in the Cays.  No need for more.  A sand lot is not necessary in this area.  There would be a hazard of broken glass or sharp objects left in the sand which would cause harm and lawsuits.

4. Since parking seems to be an issue.  Currently, in my opinion that is not a problem.  Should you need to gain more parking by removing portions of the red curb areas, that is fine.  There are huge areas in the State park area that are mostly unused.  Perhaps some arrangements could be made to allow parking there on Soccer days.

5. This message will be continued in a separate “mailing”.  Thank you for your attention to this matter.

6. Lynda Pippenger, 96 Antigua Court, Coronado, CA 92118; 619.423.3618 Sent from Mail for Windows

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 1:02 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Continued comments regarding the four versions of the Cays Park proposal From: John Pippenger <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 1:01:47 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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5.  Relocation of tennis courts.  I really do not see the necessity of relocating the tennis courts.  Should they need resurfacing then, by all means resurface them.  The expense to remove it not justified.

6.  There was a proposal to remove some of the red curb areas in an effort to increase the number of parking places.  That is fine, but the plan to install traffic circles in the Cays, is ridiculous.  It was stated numerous time during the presentation at CCYC, that increasing the area available for the park is a goal.  Installing traffic circles is counter productive, in that, traffic circles take up more area/space than leaving the streets the way they are.

7.  Opening up our wall to allow direct access to the bike path is a “no go”.  People can enter and exit the bike path as it is now.  There is absolutely no need to open the bike path directly into the Cays.

8.  There is a proposal to reduce and/or eliminate the medians on Coronado Cays Blvd.  This is not feasible for the following reasons:  we NEED two lanes for traffic flow.  It is imperative!  Should Cays residents have to evacuate for whatever reason, two lanes would be needed.  Additionally, emergency vehicles need to get where needed Quickly and not impeded by a one‐lane access to the residential areas.  The areas being considered for extra parking are already wide enough to accommodate a parked car and still give us two lanes for vehicles.

9.  At no time during the presentation was there any mention of costs.  I would be very interested in knowing the difference in the current maintenance costs versus the expected maintenance costs for the four proposed plans. There has also been no mention of the approximate cost of the four plans and how it is to be paid for.

10.  I have no problem with the Soccer games and tournaments.  The soccer people seem to be complying with our requests to not park on the residential streets.

11.  The proposed additional restroom facility is a very good idea.

12.  The proposed dog park barrier is also a good idea.

13.  Frankly, we do not need any changes to the park.  However, if it is to be, them please consider the points I have made in this and the prior message.

Thank you for your time and attention to this message.  You may contact me as follows: Lynda Pippenger, 96 Antigua Court, Coronado, CA 92118; phone: 619.423.3618; email: [email protected]

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 3:30 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Dog Park
From: James Collora <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 3:29:33 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: richard tolles <[email protected]>
Cc: Richard Bailey <[email protected]>; Mike Donovan <[email protected]>; Carrie Anne Downey <[email protected]>; John Duncan <[email protected]>; Casey Tanaka <[email protected]>; CM Tina Friend <[email protected]>; Tim Farmer <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Cays Dog Park
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All ‐
I am a dog owner and a signer of the petition to keep the Cays Park dog run as it is with no changes.  I completely support the points regarding preserving the configuration of the present dog park that Richard Tolles has made in the accompanying letter.

Best regards,
Jim
On Mon, Sep 25, 2023 at 3:03 PM richard tolles <[email protected]> wrote:

Dear Mayor Bailey and City Council Members,
We are the Cays Dog Park Preservation Group.  On behalf of approximately 300 Coronado residents who signed our “Petition to Save Coronado Cays Dog Park” (on file with the City Clerk’s office), we ask the Council to preserve the Cays Dog Park in its present location, size (or larger) and in its present shape.  We also ask the Council to defer the issue of fencing off the Dog Park.

Save the Shape
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 210 of 390 Attachment 9 2 The Cays Dog Park is now approximately 1.5 acres and has an elongated triangular shape which is about 850’ in length along the east‐west wall of Cays Park.  See attachment 1.  Thankfully, every one of the Schmidt design plans for Cays Park keeps the Dog Park in its existing location.  However, each of the four design plans shrinks the east‐west dimension of the Dog Park by about 50%.  See attachments 2‐5.  While the Schmidt design proposals purportedly increase the Dog Park area, they vastly shorten its length.  The effect of this would be to reshape the Dog Park to an equilateral triangle which would concentrate dogs and their owners in a truncated center area compared to the existing configuration.

The hundreds of Coronadoans who signed our Petition explicitly asked the Council to preserve the shape of our Dog Park: “We do not want any changes to the size or shape of the Cays Dog Park!”  The petition signers recognized that our elongated Dog Park allowed for an extended east‐west walk with our best friends and one which offered a spectacular view of the Pacific with every step.  And we believed the Council, at least as then composed, fully agreed with our petition.  We love the Dog Park as it is presently configured and ask the Council to reject “shortening” its east‐ west length.

Forget the Fence
We also urge the Council to defer any decision on fencing the Cays Dog Park.  Fencing is a major step that is costly and controversial.  Those of us who go to the Cays Dog Park every day see no need for a fence.  However, the True North Survey polled 464 respondents, of whom 227 thought the Dog Park should be surrounded by a fence. We have three observations. First, True North did not pinpoint whether the 227 pro‐fence responses reflect concern about dogs running out onto Cays Blvd., as opposed to separating the Dog Park from Cays Park playing fields.  Second, Coronado has 20,000 residents.  The fact the 1% of residents “randomly” surveyed prefer a fenced dog park is hardly overwhelming.  Third, if “No Dogs” signs are prominently posted on the perimeter of the Dog Park, the need for a fence to separate fields evaporates, with a cost savings to the City of thousands of dollars.

We do not oppose a low fence or hedge to keep dogs from running into the street.  We believe a fence to separate the Dog Park from the rest of the park is unnecessary, as signs would suffice.  If that does not prove to be the case, Council can consider fencing.

We hope for your support in maintaining our Dog Park as we know and love it! Richard Tolles
Jennie Portelli
Harvey Meislin
Jim Collora
Mike Peppard
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 3:04 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Dog Park
Attachments: Cays.Park.Existing.jpg; 25 percent plan.pdf; 50 percent plan.pdf; 75 percent plan.pdf; 100 percent plan.pdf
From: richard tolles <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 3:03:31 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Richard Bailey <[email protected]>; Mike Donovan <[email protected]>; Carrie Anne Downey <[email protected]>; John Duncan <[email protected]>; Casey Tanaka <[email protected]> Cc: CM Tina Friend <[email protected]>; Tim Farmer <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Dog Park
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Dear Mayor Bailey and City Council Members,
We are the Cays Dog Park Preservation Group. On behalf of approximately 300 Coronado residents who signed our “Petition to Save Coronado Cays Dog Park” (on file with the City Clerk’s office), we ask the Council to preserve the Cays Dog Park in its present location, size (or larger) and in its present shape. We also ask the Council to defer the issue of fencing off the Dog Park.

Save the Shape
The Cays Dog Park is now approximately 1.5 acres and has an elongated triangular shape which is about 850’ in length along the east-west wall of Cays Park. See attachment

1. Thankfully, every one of the Schmidt design plans for Cays Park keeps the Dog Park in its existing location. However, each of the four design plans shrinks the east-west dimension of the Dog Park by about 50%. See attachments 2-5. While the Schmidt design proposals purportedly increase the Dog Park area, they vastly shorten its length. The effect of this would be to reshape the Dog Park to an equilateral triangle which would concentrate dogs and their owners in a truncated center area compared to the existing configuration.

The hundreds of Coronadoans who signed our Petition explicitly asked the Council to preserve the shape of our Dog Park: “We do not want any changes to the size or shape of the Cays Dog Park!” The petition signers recognized that our elongated Dog Park allowed for an Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 212 of 390 Attachment 9 2 extended east-west walk with our best friends and one which offered a spectacular view of the Pacific with every step. And we believed the Council, at least as then composed, fully agreed with our petition. We love the Dog Park as it is presently configured and ask the Council to reject “shortening” its east-west length.

Forget the Fence
We also urge the Council to defer any decision on fencing the Cays Dog Park. Fencing is a major step that is costly and controversial. Those of us who go to the Cays Dog Park every day see no need for a fence. However, the True North Survey polled 464 respondents, of whom 227 thought the Dog Park should be surrounded by a fence. We have three observations. First, True North did not pinpoint whether the 227 pro-fence responses reflect concern about dogs running out onto Cays Blvd., as opposed to separating the Dog Park from Cays Park playing fields. Second, Coronado has 20,000 residents. The fact the 1% of residents “randomly” surveyed prefer a fenced dog park is hardly overwhelming. Third, if “No Dogs” signs are prominently posted on the perimeter of the Dog Park, the need for a fence to separate fields evaporates, with a cost savings to the City of thousands of dollars.

We do not oppose a low fence or hedge to keep dogs from running into the street. We believe a fence to separate the Dog Park from the rest of the park is unnecessary, as signs would suffice. If that does not prove to be the case, Council can consider fencing.

We hope for your support in maintaining our Dog Park as we know and love it! Richard Tolles
Jennie Portelli
Harvey Meislin
Jim Collora
Mike Peppard
Steve Bowman
Mary Jane Clements
Neal Clements
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 7:05 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Dog Park
From: Mike Donovan <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 7:05:27 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: richard tolles <[email protected]>
Cc: Tim Farmer <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Cays Dog Park
Richard, thanks for this feedback.

Mike Donovan
From: richard tolles <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 3:03 PM
To: Richard Bailey <[email protected]>; Mike Donovan <[email protected]>; Carrie Anne Downey <[email protected]>; John Duncan <[email protected]>; Casey Tanaka <[email protected]> Cc: CM Tina Friend <[email protected]>; Tim Farmer <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Dog Park

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Dear Mayor Bailey and City Council Members,
We are the Cays Dog Park Preservation Group. On behalf of approximately 300 Coronado residents who signed our “Petition to Save Coronado Cays Dog Park” (on file with the City Clerk’s office), we ask the Council to preserve the Cays Dog Park in its present location, size (or larger) and in its present shape. We also ask the Council to defer the issue of fencing off the Dog Park.

Save the Shape
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 214 of 390 Attachment 9 2 The Cays Dog Park is now approximately 1.5 acres and has an elongated triangular shape which is about 850’ in length along the east-west wall of Cays Park. See attachment

1. Thankfully, every one of the Schmidt design plans for Cays Park keeps the Dog Park in its existing location. However, each of the four design plans shrinks the east-west dimension of the Dog Park by about 50%. See attachments 2-5. While the Schmidt design proposals purportedly increase the Dog Park area, they vastly shorten its length. The effect of this would be to reshape the Dog Park to an equilateral triangle which would concentrate dogs and their owners in a truncated center area compared to the existing configuration.

The hundreds of Coronadoans who signed our Petition explicitly asked the Council to preserve the shape of our Dog Park: “We do not want any changes to the size or shape of the Cays Dog Park!” The petition signers recognized that our elongated Dog Park allowed for an extended east-west walk with our best friends and one which offered a spectacular view of the Pacific with every step. And we believed the Council, at least as then composed, fully agreed with our petition. We love the Dog Park as it is presently configured and ask the Council to reject “shortening” its east-west length.

Forget the Fence
We also urge the Council to defer any decision on fencing the Cays Dog Park. Fencing is a major step that is costly and controversial. Those of us who go to the Cays Dog Park every day see no need for a fence. However, the True North Survey polled 464 respondents, of whom 227 thought the Dog Park should be surrounded by a fence. We have three observations. First, True North did not pinpoint whether the 227 pro-fence responses reflect concern about dogs running out onto Cays Blvd., as opposed to separating the Dog Park from Cays Park playing fields. Second, Coronado has 20,000 residents. The fact the 1% of residents “randomly” surveyed prefer a fenced dog park is hardly overwhelming. Third, if “No Dogs” signs are prominently posted on the perimeter of the Dog Park, the need for a fence to separate fields evaporates, with a cost savings to the City of thousands of dollars.

We do not oppose a low fence or hedge to keep dogs from running into the street. We believe a fence to separate the Dog Park from the rest of the park is unnecessary, as signs would suffice. If that does not prove to be the case, Council can consider fencing.

We hope for your support in maintaining our Dog Park as we know and love it! Richard Tolles
Jennie Portelli
Harvey Meislin
Jim Collora
Mike Peppard
Steve Bowman
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 11:48 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Park Input
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From: Heather Gregory <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 11:47:30 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Park Input
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Hello,
Thank you for the recent presentation of the Cays Park plans. It is evident that a lot of thought and consideration went into the designs, which provide a variety of options to try and meet community desires. As a 22 year resident and homeowner of the Cays, I look forward to being advised of the final plan to be submitted to the City Council.

Additionally, I live directly across the street from the park and have a clear view of what happens at the park on any given day.

Below I have provided some of my thought for consideration:

I am fully opposed to decreasing the traffic lanes down to 1 lane, as well as being opposed to inserting round abouts instead of stop signs. Since it seems that the need for more parking is related to soccer, it seems that reducing the amount of red curbs would be a better option. Soccer tournaments only happen a few times a year and there seems to be plenty of parking for regular practice/games. It is important to keep in mind the very real potential for the Cays Cottages project to be approved, which has the potential to add over 200 people paying a nightly rate, as well as additional personnel, delivery trucks, maintenance workers, etc. The potential for serious traffic backlog due to eliminating one lane needs to be considered.

I am very concerned about the volume of 12 foot trees and the location of the trees to be planted. It appears as though Cays Blvd is to be lined with trees that are to be planted close to the curb. Not only will this be a poor location for families looking to picnic with children, but will also negatively impact my view and potentially affect my home value.

Additionally, due to the curve of the park on Cays Blvd, adding trees there would be an additional hazard in an area where it is already difficult to see oncoming traffic. While I am very much in favor of adding. trees, I feel the amount and location of the planting needs to be reconsidered
I am not in favor of having an access gate to the Strand. There has been a serious increase in home invasions and other crimes in the Cays since Covid and this would pose a security risk. We do not have the police presence down here to assist us so it doesn’t seem worth the risk.

I love the idea of having a Fitness Hub! My only concern is the type of material being used and the ability to withstand the harsh salt air, etc.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 216 of 390 Attachment 9 2 I also love the idea of moving the playground off of the street and towards the back of the park. However, I am not in favor of having a kids play area on both sides of the Fitness Hub. It would be a liability to have little kids running around/through the Fitness area and would disrupt people who are trying to get in a workout.

I love the idea of moving the pickleball courts away from the street. The noise from the balls/courts needs to be diminished, so for that reason I am not in favor of adding more courts I do not support inputting any water play areas or anything else that would increase our water usage. This would be completely unacceptable given our current state and expense with water.

I support the bathroom improvements.

I do not support a beach volleyball court. We already have one that is never used.

I support reducing the soccer  space down to 3 fields.

Overall, I do look forward to some of the improvements but I do feel the park designs were prepared with the concept that once the park is done, people from all over would come and utilize it. This would be inaccurate mainly due to location. Residents from Coronado Village don’t even come down here. We may get some / few people from IB, but the main use comes from Cays residents, soccer, dog park people. Because of this, it would also render many of the “extra” designs as obsolete or unnecessary: water play area, statues, boat pond, public art, event space. We just don’t/ won’t get the volume of people that would justify having these items.

Thank you for taking the time to consider my input.

Thank You, Heather Gregory
74 Trinidad Bend
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 12:38 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays park feedback
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From: Tina Starr <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 12:37:26 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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Hello!
These park renderings are sure elaborate and impressive…. but they are just too much for this amazingly unique park we are so fortunate to have. Wide expansive open areas that are multifunctional. They provide much field space for our active youth’s recreation. They provide unobstructed views of the ocean, sunsets, beach and sky. They give space for kite flying and family gatherings and fun. It provides an area for dogs to play and run.

Could the park use some updates? Yes. The play structure is rusting. The only picnic tables are in the dog area.

Having a community area with more benches and tables for people to gather for sunsets and ocean viewing would be nice.

Putting in ponds (we have the ocean as our water view) and fountains (we have the sounds of the waves) and trees (would obstruct the views)…will only end up taking away from this unique wonderful park.

Reducing traffic lanes to add parking could potentially be a safety hazard for residents as we only have one way to get out of the neighborhood.

We LOVE this park. It is so beautiful and unique. Please don’t take away from what we naturally have to make things more fancy… leave that for some city center park, not one that is next to the ocean and just so refreshing and open and multifunctional because of its expansive area.

Tina Starr
Blue Anchor Cay neighborhood
[email protected]
503‐927‐7996
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 2:14 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Input on Cays Park Design
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 2:13:23 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Schmidt Design Group Staff,
I’m very impressed with all of these options.   Since I can only vote for one I pick 100% — BEAUTY OF THE ISLANDS ‐ CAYS/CORONADO
A couple of additional comments on this and the other designs:
 I like the separation between the dog park and other areas.  I like the idea of lowering the perimeter wall for improved views. However, I would suggest angling the top or marking the distance to the ground. I’ve seen people standing their children on the wall!  I like the traffic circles and improved, but not overabundant, parking.  Any park lighting should be solar ‐ mounted on the roof of the event spaces.  I think it would be a good idea to design at least one of the event spaces to serve as a stage for music or other events.  This would include beefed up structure, additional electric and conduit to remote speaker locations.  I like the idea of matching the architecture to the Cays  Putting the Pickleball courts a good distance from homes is a good idea possibly aided by some additional sound attenuation
 Any improved bathroom facilities should use gray water for flushing and or irrigation.  Might be a good idea to have a smaller second bathroom near the dog park with a water fountain for people and dogs.

Comments not in this design:
 I like the idea of a connection to the bike path but worry about cyclists entering the park "at speed” with a limited sightline.
 I assume all the plans include appropriate signage since people can't follow rules they don't know about.

Tim Rush
99 Antigua Ct
Coronado CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 10:00 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Pickleball courts
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From: Klysta Powell <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 9:58:55 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Pickleball courts
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Hi ‐ We need to dramatically increase the number of pickleball courts in the Cays ‐ open play results in 20 minutes waits between games ‐ courts are fully booked and unavailable to many during peak times ‐ there are currently only 4 lighted courts ‐ so only a limited amount of people that work during the day can play at night ‐ please prioritize pickleball ‐ the fastest growing sport‐ for our community ‐ thanks so much, Klysta Powell 742 H Ave Coronado Sent from my iPhone
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 11:02 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Pickleball
From: 19nelson <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 11:02:12 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Pickleball
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To whom it may concern,
I would like to convey my support for pickleball courts at the Cays.

Sincerely,
Michael Nelson
619‐997‐1745
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 5:06 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Park
From: Valerie Jacobs <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 5:06:03 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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My first priority for the park is to NOT make Coronado Cays Blvd. one lane each way. Today, for example, the landscaping crew was trimming the palms, taking up one lane. Even if you take away the median, there are garbage trucks, tractors, mowers, all using one lane. This will delay an already long commute off of the island.

And we're talking about adding housing to Grand Caribe? My second request is picnic tables and shade trees. I think the tennis courts are underutilized now so to add more seems a little silly. We are willing to share our park with soccer players, but to have them take up the majority of the park is not fair to the Cays residents.

If you are going to redo the park, please make it more usable for the Cays residents and families.

Thank you.

Valerie Hapke
38 Spinnaker Way
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 5:08 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Thoughts on the 4 options
From: Hapke Jr. Norm <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2023 5:08:10 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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1.  Unless it is a big moneymaker for the park, prioritizing soccer fields should be a distance second to the needs of the citizens of the Cays.

2.  The newest fad, and probably not a fad, is a  moneymaker for the Cays; that is pickle ball. Maximizing Pickleball courts would be very important to the people of the Cays.

3. Any plan that constricts the ability to drive in the Cays to a single lane is unacceptable. The reason is because that means any time slow movers like tractors, garbage trucks, and other vehicles that are inordinately slow constrict the ability of inhabitants of the Cays to get in and out of the Cays.

4.  These considerations that I have shown above lead me to strongly advocate the first or 25% plan.

Very respectfully,
Norm Hapke Jr.
[email protected]
619-249-2281
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 1, 2023 11:46 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
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From: Donna Alexander <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 1, 2023 11:45:34 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Please return the Tennis Courts taken for Pickle Ball back to Tennis.

Has become so difficult to get a tennis court.

Love and Blessings!
Donna Alexander
619 548 2687

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2023 6:10 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Pickleball courts
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From: Susan Clark <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2023 6:09:47 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Pickleball courts
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We need more pickleball courts to encourage folks of all ages to be active and social! This is a healthy epidemic! Susan Clark
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 2, 2023 12:51 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays Park MP Comments
From: charlievalc <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 2, 2023 12:50:19 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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The link on the website was too restrictive for comments. Please see my comments here.

General Comments:

Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly.

Leave tennis courts where they are & return to original five courts. Locate pickleball courts remotely from tennis. This is most economical solution, and alleviates problems of co-location.

Like separation of tennis & pickleball courts. If you are going to expense of resiting, good that you SEPARATE tennis & pickleball. They are not compatible activities.

25%
Like:

Increased parallel pkg.
2 RR.

New crosswalks.

Reduced playing field area.

Dislike:

Tennis & pickleball courts proximity. Separate.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 226 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly.

Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competing w/beach parkers.

Too many trees, block views. Trees excess/unnecessary cost for installation & maintenance.

Water feature unacceptable with water situation in southern CA.

50%
Like:

Separation of tennis & pickleball courts. If you are going to expense of resiting, good that you SEPARATE tennis & pickleball. They are not compatible activities.

Reduced playing field area, but 25% is better.

Increased parallel pkg.
2 RR.

New crosswalks.

Dislike:

Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly.

Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competing w/beach parkers.

Too many trees, block views. Trees excess/unnecessary cost for installation & maintenance.

75%
Like:

Increased parallel pkg.

New crosswalks.

Separation of tennis & pickleball courts. If you are going to expense of resiting, good that you SEPARATE tennis & pickleball. They are not compatible activities.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 227 of 390 Attachment 9 3 Dislike:

Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly.

Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competing w/beach parkers.

Amount of space dedicated to playing field area, 25% would be better Connection to bikeway, big security issue.
1 expanded RR, 2 separated RR better
Too many trees, block views. Trees excess/unnecessary cost for installation & maintenance.

100%
Like:

Fenced dog park.

Dislike:

Tennis & pickleball courts proximity. If expense of resiting, SEPARATE! Not compatible activities.

Tennis courts wrong orientation. Use tennis court designer. Should be North/South orientation, not willy-nilly.

Tennis & pickleball require increased pkg. In bad location to achieve & competing w/beach parkers.

Amount of space dedicated to playing field area, 25% would be better Head-in pkg, driving hazard
Roundabouts, driving hazard, people in CA don’t know how to use them. Waste of space & money. 1 expanded RR, 2 separated RR better
Too many trees, block views. Trees excess/unnecessary cost for installation & maintenance.

Thank you,
Valerie Cook
38 Catspaw Cape
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 3, 2023 12:54 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Cays master plan comment
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To whom it may concern,
As a team tennis player, pickleball player, future dog owner and near future grandparent who lives at the Cays now while our house in the Village is being renovated, I feel that the tennis courts should remain where they are now.

1.  It is extraordinarily expensive to build a tennis court ($60,000 or more to build a tennis court, although probably less expensive if you build multiple courts at the same time), so to simply move the tennis courts to another area of the park closer to the wall, doesn't seem very cost effective.

2.  In general, if you look at most schools and parks, the courts are placed near a street.  The primary reason is for safety, so that police cars can drive by and see that all is well.  At least, this is what I have been told by school administrators.  If you move the courts over to the wall, then essentially the courts are not as visible from the street, and so not as safe.  The courts right now are by the street where cars along the roadway can see into the courts (although not the pickleball courts with their terrific noise reduction windshades).

3.  The courts have just been resurfaced which should keep them in good shape for another 5‐7(?) years, and so again, destroying these existing courts with this recent investment, would be fiscally irresponsible, in my opinion.

4.  I see the plan is for four tennis courts, and I see that the recently established 8 pickleball courts are being used quite a bit, so adding a fourth tennis court would be tremendous while preserving the now existing 8 pickleball courts.

I like the roundabouts in all the intersections.  I do like the potential boundaries of some sort around the dog park as one of our neighborhood dogs bit a soccer player who startled the dog by running by.

Regina W. Phillips
626‐808‐7789
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 3, 2023 2:37 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Park suggestions
From: Matt <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 3, 2023 2:37:06 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Park suggestions
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Hi there,
I had a chance to review the 4 current plans. Hopefully I can make the library meeting tomorrow to have some questions answered. If I don't, I wanted to send along the following comments and questions for your consideration.

1. On 2 of the plans I saw the proposed entrance to the bike path on the south end of the park. I'm not a big fan of an un-monitored entrance point to our community. Will that entrance be gated (accessible by resident issued code) or monitored? If not, I would prefer it be excluded.

2. Field lighting. I noted some plans have field lighting proposed. I have seen later games played with temp lighting - not ideal. So I'm glad to see these added. If you have not done so, I recommend you consider dark sky compliant lighting. These are light fixtures that minimize extraneous light so that it won't, for example, impinge on nearby houses.

3. I think the turf mounds are a great idea to provide great views of the Pacific. The more of those you can work in the better! And best of all, they are as cheap as dirt.

4. Fitness hub is a good idea. Even better (if in the budget): Consider a small community fitness center. The one in the Village is too far to use regularly (same with the closest gym in IB).

5. Fenced dog area. Good to see it fenced. I noted one or more of the design options had a walkway along the silver strand highway, and others did not. Because I walk that fence line currently enjoying the view of the Pacific, I would like to see a walking path along the wall that is fenced from the dogs.

6. I love the water feature idea.

7. Roundabout is a nice idea. Is there any plan to landscape (Like the one on Pomona and 7th) or include some kind of art installation? If just plain grass I'm not a fan.

Thank you for the design options. A lot of good ideas in there. Looking forward to seeing the final result!
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 230 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Cheers,
Matt
Matt Zagrodzky
619-828-3443
Cell: 713-443-4437
http://www.nadolaw.com/
On Sunday, July 16, 2023 at 10:33:42 AM PDT, Matt <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi There
I'm glad to see the effort to develop the park. It is a terrific space with a lot of potential. I missed the survey so I thought I'd send along a few comments for consideration.

We live in the Cays and use the park space regularly. The family plays tennis on the courts occasionally. My wife and I walk through the park to the beach almost every day.

Here are my thoughts:

1. Preserve ocean view. I love walking along the sea wall and looking out at the ocean. I'd like to see any new design elements preserve or enhance that experience. Impairing the view with structures/foliage should be avoided or minimized.

2. Dog run re-positioning or fence. We don't own dogs. Most dog owners and their dogs are great, but not all. The dog run is moderately annoying as dog droppings are frequently left behind. While most dogs are well-heeled, some are not. My son was bitten once (nothing severe). I'd like to see the dog run moved so it is not consuming the premium park space along the sea wall. I would suggest consideration of a fence around the dog run area, though I think a fenced dog run would detract from the beauty of the park. I suggest not fencing the dog run in its current location as that would diminish the accessibly of the space along the sea wall.

3. Tall sea wall. I'm not sure what the purpose of the taller sea wall behind the tennis courts is. If it is for sound mitigation, or something else, then I suppose it should stay. If it is not serving some important purpose, I suggest shortening it to allow more ocean views.

4. Sea wall art. You might consider some art or other enhanced design elements on the sea wall. I've seen some nice designs on freeway walls.

Thank you for your consideration and efforts on this project. I look forward to seeing what design plans you come up with.

Best regards,
Matt

Matt Zagrodzky
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 1:51 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: My input
From: JOHN BROUGH <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 1:51:09 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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I vote we save the money and leave the park the way it is.

John Brough  9 Catspaw Cape .Coronado CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 1:59 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan - Feedback
From: Nannette Netal <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 1:59:11 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan - Feedback
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1. For all design options, no change should be made that affects the traffic flow, capacity, median lanes, park-trafficingress/egress of Cays Blvd. Cays Blvd is working very well. In spite of the housing density in the Cays and even during days of very heavy soccer visitors, there has been no accidents or even incidents. It has not been a source of frustration or worry. Do not sacrifice Cays Blvd as a way of improving park parking, instead solve the parking issue within the park. a. Do not narrow the Cays Blvd to 2 lanes. Cays is a dense residential neighborhood with heavy soccer visitors. Any need to increase parking should be allocated within the park. The park is big enough. b. Do not replace the hard median with striping. The hard median prevents cars from attempting/considering making illegal U-turns. Any need to increase parking should be made within the park. The park is big enough. c. Do not add any more roundabouts, they change the small neighborhood feel of the Cays. It unnecessarily complicates driving through the Cays main artery. There should be only 1 roundabout - the one at the entrance of the Cays
d. If off street parking lot is created within the park, entrance/exit should be limited to Grand Caribe Causeway only. There should not be an additional entrance/exit at Half Penny Lane. Half Penny Lane is a small street and a minor intersection. It is a challenging intersection because Cays Blvd south of it curves and the intersection is somewhat blind and risky. There has not been any incidents at this intersection because Half Penny Lane is a small street with few traffic and residents are familiar with the traffic flow from that curve.

2. For all design options, there should be no bike path connection to the Silver Strand Bikeway and no easy access from the bikeway into the Cays Park. All entrance/exit into the Cays should be through the main Cays Entrance. This will hopefully reduce the risk of transients settling at the park which is now a common problem in California.

3. The following design features are highly desirable
a. The sunset deck will be appreciated by many. Cays Park is in a great location for Pacific sunsets b. A sub-area where the visitors can picnic, relax, read, socialize or a sub-area that is an event space can potentially have a great ocean view through a combination of grading and lowering the wall c. Making the landscape architecture itself the art and itself the activity makes for a more modern park architectural design element. It is no longer 1980's and this would be a nice change. Examples of this are the following. The Model Boat pond can incorporate artistic elements instead of just being a pond, so then it would be a source of enjoyment to all.

Tanner Springs Park in Portland Oregon - artistic water feature design https://www.google.com/search?q=pearl+district+parks&oq=pearl+district+parks&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyC QgAEEUYORiABDIICAEQABgWGB4yCggCEAAYhgMYigUyCggDEAAYhgMYigUyCggEEAAYhgMYigUyCg gFEAAYhgMYigXSAQg0MzUyajBqOagCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF8#rlimm=10294036825237787877&lpg=cid:CgIgAQ%3D%3D,ik:CAoSLEFGMVFpcE9LODZJYXlLdHVZcFA 2cHZCeWlFWEtqaXdsRUhWRzgxY1pGRG16
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 233 of 390 Attachment 9 2 South Waterfront park in Portland Oregon - the plants/planters themselves are the art and incorporates reading/resting areas
https://www.google.com/maps/place/South+Waterfront+Park/@45.509069,- 122.6727705,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m8!1e2!3m6!1sAF1QipM7Q95CNA7KYygeU0C10_G8WAP062PWNELCKz JM!2e10!3e12!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipM7Q95CNA7KYygeU0C10_G 8WAP062PWNELCKzJM%3Dw203-h450-kno!7i2084!8i4624!4m17!1m9!3m8!1s0x54950b0b7da97427:0x1c36b9e6f6d18591!2sPortland,+OR!3b1!8m2! 3d45.515232!4d122.6783853!10e5!16s%2Fm%2F02frhbc!3m6!1s0x54950a12c17f2d55:0x4c753e99d8b127ce!8m2!3d45.50 9069!4d-122.6727705!10e5!16s%2Fg%2F11bzzyzn0q?entry=ttu

4. There should be balanced use of the park. While I love that soccer kids have a healthy and wholesome recreational activity and the Cays is a happy and vibrant place when they are around, right now it is largely designed and used primarily as soccer fields. It is such a waste of a park that can be used more by the neighborhood that is right next to it and a waste of a park location that could have a fantastic views.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 2:44 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cay's Park Master Plan feedback - 2nd response From: Tracy Tempest <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 2:44:08 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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To Whom it May Concern,
I submitted a very negative response on your questionnaire after your initial presentation. I did not understand that your renditions were concepts or visions rather than actual. I like a few of the additions but was very opposed to the location on your presentation thus said no to them.

I would like to tell you what I want:

1. Fence the dog park

2. Update the children’s playground and keep near the street where all of us can enjoy seeing them play

3. Do not move or add to the tennis or pickle ball courts

4. Increase walking paths with good signage of no eBikes allowed

5. Update bathroom but do not add additional one
What I dislike:

1. Any change to Coronado Cays Blvd for car traffic or parking

2. Sunset deck

3. Bridge to Strand bike path until you show us the plan. This is dangerous already but could be a great idea.

5. Any lowering of the wall or extension into easement.

I prefer 100 or 75% soccer usage, allowance for the kite man, and ability to use for other sports like basketball and softball, or just fields to play on when soccer is not occurring.

Please disregard my initial response.

Thanks,
Tracy Tempest    <^..^>
33 Port of Spain Rd
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 11:52 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Dog park area
From: deborah Mariya <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 11:51:23 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Dog park area
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Isn’t there some way to keep the current size of the dog park? Rev Dr Deborah Mariya
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 10:22 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Letter on Cays Park
Attachments: Letter-2 5 Oct.docx
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 10:20:49 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; 'Lisa Brenden' <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; Dave <[email protected]>
Subject: Letter on Cays Park
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Distribution List:

Tony Winney, Assistant City Manager
Glen Schmidt, Schmidt Design Group
Henry Angelino, CCHOA Manager
Dave Murree, CCYC Commodore
Coronado City Council Members
Tina Friend, City Manager

Attached is a letter with three comments on the Cays Park Master Plan.

Sincerely
rg
RG HEAD, PhD
Brigadier General, USAF (Ret.)
Environmental Engineer

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 9:07 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan - Feedback
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 9:06:30 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: 'Nannette Netal' <[email protected]>; 'Lisa Brenden' <[email protected]> Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan - Feedback
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I agreee with Nannette Netal.

On the point about soccer. I believe a more balanced usage can be achieved than currently exists. Both the 100 and 75 percent options are viable, and I propose that both options are more balanced than the current design by adding more features to the current space.

Sincerely,
RG Head

From: Nannette Netal <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 2:03 PM
To: RG Head <[email protected]>
Subject: Fw: Cays Park Master Plan ‐ Feedback

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Nannette Netal <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 6, 2023 at 01:59:11 PM PDT
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan - Feedback

1. For all design options, no change should be made that affects the traffic flow, capacity, median lanes, park-trafficingress/egress of Cays Blvd. Cays Blvd is working very well. In spite of the housing density in the Cays and even during days of very heavy soccer visitors, there has been no accidents or even incidents. It has not been a source of frustration or worry. Do not sacrifice Cays Blvd as a way of improving park parking, instead solve the parking issue within the park. a. Do not narrow the Cays Blvd to 2 lanes. Cays is a dense residential neighborhood with heavy soccer visitors. Any need to increase parking should be allocated within the park. The park is big enough. b. Do not replace the hard median with striping. The hard median prevents cars from attempting/considering making illegal U-turns. Any need to increase parking should be made within the park. The park is big enough. c. Do not add any more roundabouts, they change the small neighborhood feel of the Cays. It unnecessarily complicates driving through the Cays main artery. There should be only 1 roundabout - the one at the entrance of the Cays
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 238 of 390 Attachment 9 2 d. If off street parking lot is created within the park, entrance/exit should be limited to Grand Caribe Causeway only. There should not be an additional entrance/exit at Half Penny Lane. Half Penny Lane is a small street and a minor intersection. It is a challenging intersection because Cays Blvd south of it curves and the intersection is somewhat blind and risky. There has not been any incidents at this intersection because Half Penny Lane is a small street with few traffic and residents are familiar with the traffic flow from that curve.

2. For all design options, there should be no bike path connection to the Silver Strand Bikeway and no easy access from the bikeway into the Cays Park. All entrance/exit into the Cays should be through the main Cays Entrance. This will hopefully reduce the risk of transients settling at the park which is now a common problem in California.

3. The following design features are highly desirable
a. The sunset deck will be appreciated by many. Cays Park is in a great location for Pacific sunsets b. A sub-area where the visitors can picnic, relax, read, socialize or a sub-area that is an event space can potentially have a great ocean view through a combination of grading and lowering the wall c. Making the landscape architecture itself the art and itself the activity makes for a more modern park architectural design element. It is no longer 1980's and this would be a nice change. Examples of this are the following. The Model Boat pond can incorporate artistic elements instead of just being a pond, so then it would be a source of enjoyment to all.

Tanner Springs Park in Portland Oregon - artistic water feature design https://www.google.com/search?q=pearl+district+parks&oq=pearl+district+parks&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyC QgAEEUYORiABDIICAEQABgWGB4yCggCEAAYhgMYigUyCggDEAAYhgMYigUyCggEEAAYhgMYigUyCg gFEAAYhgMYigXSAQg0MzUyajBqOagCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF8#rlimm=10294036825237787877&lpg=cid:CgIgAQ%3D%3D,ik:CAoSLEFGMVFpcE9LODZJYXlLdHVZcFA 2cHZCeWlFWEtqaXdsRUhWRzgxY1pGRG16
South Waterfront park in Portland Oregon - the plants/planters themselves are the art and incorporates reading/resting areas
https://www.google.com/maps/place/South+Waterfront+Park/@45.509069,- 122.6727705,3a,75y,90t/data=!3m8!1e2!3m6!1sAF1QipM7Q95CNA7KYygeU0C10_G8WAP062PWNELCKz JM!2e10!3e12!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipM7Q95CNA7KYygeU0C10_G 8WAP062PWNELCKzJM%3Dw203-h450-kno!7i2084!8i4624!4m17!1m9!3m8!1s0x54950b0b7da97427:0x1c36b9e6f6d18591!2sPortland,+OR!3b1!8m2! 3d45.515232!4d122.6783853!10e5!16s%2Fm%2F02frhbc!3m6!1s0x54950a12c17f2d55:0x4c753e99d8b127ce!8m2!3d45.50 9069!4d-122.6727705!10e5!16s%2Fg%2F11bzzyzn0q?entry=ttu

4. There should be balanced use of the park. While I love that soccer kids have a healthy and wholesome recreational activity and the Cays is a happy and vibrant place when they are around, right now it is largely designed and used primarily as soccer fields. It is such a waste of a park that can be used more by the neighborhood that is right next to it and a waste of a park location that could have a fantastic views.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 8, 2023 12:07 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park - Feedback from Cays Resident - Therese Pallares - Additional Comments re Designs From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 8, 2023 12:06:34 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park - Feedback from Cays Resident - Therese Pallares - Additional Comments re Designs CAUTION: This email is from an EXTERNAL source. Ensure you trust this sender before clicking on any links or attachments.

PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE THE SHAPE OF THE DOG PARK due to the concept theme “creating islands”.

By having the longer stretch of back lawn in the back section of the park and extending it and widening it would always allow for very friendly play with all shapes, sizes and personalities of dogs. No need to separate little from big dogs because on the whole they play friendly but to offer this “island” shape is not right. The one group of people who use the park daily are the dog owners. The other groups are tennis/pickleball player.

Why would the City want to make an inferior dog park in the Cays with our tax monies?  The Village does not have a dedicated dog part, except for the dog beach.   Many people do not want to have to wash/clean their dogs after each visit vs. taking the dogs to a grass dog park.   Many of the dogs come from the Village as well and complain about how they are warned to not take their dogs off leashes at Vetter Park in the Village. They do not have a park legally in which they can take their dog of leash.

Regarding the proposed designs ‐ How can you change the footprint of the dog park to an inferior shape? By simply working on a theme “creating islands”. Lovely idea but not helpful for the dog park design.

As I visit the dog park daily from 7‐8am and we see a sign constantly posted on the empty field of green “no dogs” …There is no one on those fields almost all of the time throughout the year…it is vacant and quiet… hence please consider enhancing the present daily used dog park to a longer and wider stretch with natural barriers.

SOCCER ‐PRIVATE CLUB USING PUBLIC PARK
How is it a private club (soccer club) has a lease with a City Park but no other private clubs have leases? Why is it exclusive only to soccer and not soccer and baseball? Why isn’t Tidelands revamped to allow for soccer in addition to baseball?

NOSE IN PARKING – how will you prevent beachgoers to use this parking to avoid paying state park parking fees at the Silver Strand?

Sincerely,
Therese Pallares
16 Sixpence Way
Green Turtle Village

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 240 of 390 Attachment 9 2 From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 10:07 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: 'Therese Pallares' <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park ‐ Feedback from Cays Resident ‐ Therese Pallares

Dear City of Coronado and Schmidt Design Group,

Thank you for all of your work, time and efforts! I have so much to say and apologize for the long email but I am very concerned about the dog park and the added extra expense of the so many potential elements!  I listed Pros & Cons regarding each design at the bottom of this email.

My name is Therese Pallares and I am a local real estate agent and live in the Cays. We love our community and feel blessed having this beautiful City Park in our backyard which we enjoy every day!  We visit the park daily from 7‐8am, rain or shine and sometimes in the afternoons if there are not too many dogs.  It has given us keen perspective about the park. We also attended the public outreach at the Cays Yacht Club and in the Park. Very helpful understanding the design elements and the thoughts of many.

Our #1 Concern for the revised Park Designs, The concept of making “islands” in the park which diminishes the shape of the dog area greatly.

My hubby and I started going to the dog park in May 2022 every day (7 days a week) as it was important to socialize our dog.  We made fast friends who are there with their dogs daily! We have all types of dogs and people who come from even as far as North County at various times and days because I am told it is one of the few all green dog parks in the county. Daily there are dog owners from IB, Otay Lakes, Chula Vista, the Village, …. The morning crowd are a quieter crowd but the late afternoon crowd can be Happy Hour Time (lol) . A vast increase in the number of dogs and people and I have decided to stick with the morning crew due to too many dogs and more dog fights in the afternoon. I share all this as I along with most of the morning dog park people want the dog park to not change in the shape but to remain long and add to this length and increase the width…it allows for a friendly space. If there is a difficult dog it is easy for one to move away due to the shape of the park. If the park becomes circular or triangular the dogs will tend to congregate in the middle and there will be more wear and tear of the central location of the dog park. There also many retrievers and throwing of the ball in this long shape allows for this as well. It is the perfect park for dogs to run..please do not decrease and shorten the length!

Daily, in the mornings throughout all seasons (90‐95% of the time) the entire park is quiet and hardly a person in the park except for the dog park, tennis and pickleball courts. During certain times of the year the military play games in the green fields and there is kite flying (magical). It is wonderful to be  in a large area with no fencing…the fact is people walk their dogs through the park from the street at different points based on where they are coming from and you have the occasional dog owner who fails to clean up their dog mess not intentionally but sometimes not observing..but again it should not happen. I would say the majority of dog owners I have observed will help to clean up the dog mess even if its not their own. There is a lot of respect for this park by most if not all!

I don’t like the idea of fencing but I understand as there is a strong opinion from the soccer association to do so mostly for good reasons.   We all share the City Park and need to make it safe and conducive for all.  The bushes along the fencing… but I keep in mind the area of the bushes take up square footage and not feel like the added acreage it shows on the designs.  I also do understand that all 4 plans have a fenced in dog park and so it seems the majority are for having fences.

We love the functionality of the park as is. I would prefer the City not change the park vastly but the necessary items which need revision: irrigation, need for new tennis court foundations, as I understand the fire departments needs revision on its entry and exit x 2.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 241 of 390 Attachment 9 3 My Key Issues:
 Leave the general shape of the dog park but extend it and widen it  Need a new playground for the kids. It is not safe and need more areas for families to sit and have shade.  I do not want many trees but I know homeowners on the outer perimeter of the park overlooking the park and their field of vision to the sea could be obstructed. How can you assure these trees will not go above a certain height?
 Against making the roads surrounding the park single lane from double lane for all the obvious reasons..traffic, safety , etc. During soccer tournaments there is traffic  for the period of time cars are coming and going after the games. If the Cottages of the Cays go through we were told guaranteed over 230 vehicles daily coming into the intersection of Grand Caribe to go to the Grand Caribe area.  I also think about the homes closest to the streets and increase of noise due to an escalation of traffic more often.  As shown on some of the designs, We are strongly against any entry/exit from the Park into the Strand for bicyclists and pedestrians due to it being a new security issue to contend with over time. On my street last week we had a transient on meth get into a vacant home. We now have homeless sleeping in the nearby dunes and using the public restrooms. I do my 5 mile walk from home to the Military Base in IB on the Strand Beach and I have seen homeless in the dunes..I don’t feel that safe taking a walk on my own in the mornings.   We are now experiencing more theft in this community. We have been lucky to enjoy a very safe community but more and more we are having security issues.  I want to have less reasons for security issues and foster an environment which will help to avoid security issues. We pay a steep price to have an overall community which remains safe and quiet on the whole.
 Against a viewing deck to avoid people hanging out at night…drinking, trash, security needed to quiet down noise, etc. Definitely will have security issues once this deck is discovered by many. Just as Grand Caribe Beach was discovered during Covid by many..many serious security problems. The City closed down the entire area to all!  No one could enjoy during this time due to the security issues.

Often, the Cays is an area people decide to live in rather than in the Village so they can escape the high season (traffic, congestion (people/cars)) and the noise. The Cays are known for offering a quiet, traffic free, friendly environment, safe and well kept. Some of this criteria can change greatly based on certain elements in the new designs of the park.

Dear City Officials:

Rather than water features, artwork, viewing decks, many trees and gardens..We (hubby and I) would like the City to concentrate these significantly vast funds which come from our property taxes to assist in combating this horrible sewage issue plaguing Coronado!  plan for the long term affects in Coronado due to this disaster which is occurring daily …billions of gallons of sewage flowing into the ocean next to our communities.

The Pacific ocean bordering IB and Coronado.  We cannot go into the ocean, the smell is foul in IB and South SD and now the sewage is carried in the air mist based on a recent air sampling study.  This obviously devalues in the short and long term real estate sales and the rental market. It is already affecting Coronado in the rental market this past summer.  We are now told by one of the owners of Sea180 Restaurant in IB there are over 9 businesses closing their doors in IB including Coronado Brewing Company due to the lack of public using the beaches. The beaches have been closed in IB for 2 years. This is where I want our City Funds to be used…to

Pros & Cons with the 4 Designs:
25%‐ The Wonder of Flight
I oppose this design‐ I understand the soccer association needs a minimum of 2 fields why is there only 1 multiuse field?  Remove the water spring…add more green to the back portion of the park for a longer and wider dog run, remove sunset deck.

PROS
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 242 of 390 Attachment 9 4 #7 Children playground‐ beautiful and in a safer area #9 off street parking
#18 native gardens are lovely but again prefer green field to allow for larger dog run and perhaps allowing that 3rd multi‐ use field or more pickleball courts!
#19 fitness loop – super idea as I see people exercising in groups on the lawn..our weather allows for this year round!
#22 shade structure with seating – always great!
#30 windows in wall – super idea!
#25 existing trees remain – please don’t cut down trees..work around. #33 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking ..many walk through the park all day.

CONS
#5 do not need another water feature with Bay and Ocean on each side..prefer more open green for activity ‐dogs and people..
#11 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier) #12 dog park– do not like shape, would prefer it be longer and then add width #15 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners with golden retrievers jumped the present low walls. #16 no sunset deck – it will draw people from Cays, Village, IB, Chula Vista, Village to come and drink, etc. and increasing noise to the outer perimeter homes surrounding the park.  More trash and need to call security during evening times..

This will cost $100K x 4 to do and rather put those monies in a fund to help with the sewage issue polluting the ocean.

There is constant trash (broken glass/ papers/ fast food / cans/ plastic bottles) at the basketball court  ..cant bother to always use the posted trash bin on the sideline of the basketball court. I am picking up this trash almost every morning. #17 no spring…we have ocean and bay! More green and open wide space.  Remove the spring to allow for more green and incorporate longer dog run and add another soccer field. #29 kite area which I love the kites but move to the lower area of the “The Spring” to allow for the dog park to extend to this area (removing The Spring)
#35 on street head in parking ‐removes green space from the dog park – the only time it is tight for parking along the curb by the dog park is during the soccer tournament times..Entire remaining year there is no issue with parking.

50%‐ Wonders of the Strand
Out of all designs I like most as there is no “water spring”, etc. Remove the viewing deck and allow for a longer dog run on the back section of the park.

PROS
#2 pickleball courts
#6 off street parking
#25 Existing trees to remain
#32 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking

CONS
#8 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier) #10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape ..it needs to increase in size and length #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway – based on the reasons I stated above #13 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners who goldens jumped the present low walls. #17 elevated sunset deck – the cost ($300‐400K)is not necessary..invest those monies in getting attention to correct the sewage issue in the ocean
#26 bike repair station – no entry/exit to Strand – invites potential security issues

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 243 of 390 Attachment 9 5 75% ‐ Wonders on the Water
I like this design only if the 3rd multi‐use field is removed and to allow for a larger and longer dog run in the back portion of the park. The added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station.  Remove viewing deck.

PROS
#7 off street parking
#26 Existing trees to remain
#28 fitness loop but place at #5 the sand volleyball
#21 children’s playground – I like the location and away from the street

CONS
#1 3 multi use fields – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.
#5 beach sand volleyball – use the beach! This will most likely be unused most of the time.  Daily is dog play and walking, jogging.
#9 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier) #10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape and fenced #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway
#25 bike repair station
#12, #14, #5 – would like to see the dog park extend into this area for the reasons I mentioned in my introduction #23 why is a bridge needed and what is the basin? Reduces clear flat green for dog play..the added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station

100% ‐ Beauty of the Islands – Cays/Coronado
(I OPPOSE THIS DESIGN the MOST) primarily due to the decreased area of the dog park (not a dog friendly design) and having 4 multi‐use fields.

PROS
#5 New expanded restroom – I feel only one restroom is needed in the park but expanding it is good and to avoid further security issues with the restroom somehow make it secure so it is safe if you are alone inside using. #7 off street parking
#8 roundabout – I personally like very much as I see how quick it allows cars to navigate vs stoplights.

CONS
#1 Multi‐Use Field  – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.  Need more space for the dog park why 4 multi‐use fields..I am fine with 3 fields #4 Backstop – is this for baseball? Love baseball and rarely played in the park. #9 Dog park with concealed fence – so this space has been completely reduced as it is not much different in current size and then it is decreased further by adding bushes along the fencing and the space will feel significantly smaller based on the revised shape. THIS IS A STRONG NO!
#4/ #10 (kite flying move it down below the dog area)/ #12 / #15/  #17/ #20/ #21/ #31/  ‐ REMOVE ALL to allow for a longer / wider dog area. Remove upper multi‐use field and 2 fields remain. #25 love native gardens but again I am pro enhancing dog run#1 and would prefer this square footage allow for it. Could you place this next to the fire station along the sidewalk? Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 244 of 390 Attachment 9 6 *I am pro on tennis courts / pickleball courts in all designs Thank you,
Therese
16 Sixpence Way, Cays

Therese Pallares
REALTOR®, GRI, DRE# 01923092
www.Theresepallares.com
[email protected]
www.theresepallares.com
944 Orange Avenue Coronado, CA 92118

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 245 of 390 Attachment 9 1 Cody Bonnet
From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 2:33 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays park Feedback-Cays resident-Frank Pallares From: frank pallares <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 2:32:17 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays park Feedback-Cays resident-Frank Pallares CAUTION: This email is from an EXTERNAL source. Ensure you trust this sender before clicking on any links or attachments.

Dear City of Coronado and Schmidt Design Group,

Thank you for all of your work, time and efforts! I have so much to say and apologize for the long email but I am very concerned about the dog park and the added extra expense of the so many potential elements!  I listed Pros & Cons regarding each design at the bottom of this email.

My name is Therese Pallares and I am a local real estate agent and live in the Cays. We love our community and feel blessed having this beautiful City Park in our backyard which we enjoy every day!  We visit the park daily from 7‐8am, rain or shine and sometimes in the afternoons if there are not too many dogs.  It has given us keen perspective about the park. We also attended the public outreach at the Cays Yacht Club and in the Park. Very helpful understanding the design elements and the thoughts of many.

Our #1 Concern for the revised Park Designs, The concept of making “islands” in the park which diminishes the shape of the dog area greatly.

My hubby and I started going to the dog park in May 2022 every day (7 days a week) as it was important to socialize our dog.  We made fast friends who are there with their dogs daily! We have all types of dogs and people who come from even as far as North County at various times and days because I am told it is one of the few all green dog parks in the county. Daily there are dog owners from IB, Otay Lakes, Chula Vista, the Village, …. The morning crowd are a quieter crowd but the late afternoon crowd can be Happy Hour Time (lol) . A vast increase in the number of dogs and people and I have decided to stick with the morning crew due to too many dogs and more dog fights in the afternoon. I share all this as I along with most of the morning dog park people want the dog park to not change in the shape but to remain long and add to this length and increase the width…it allows for a friendly space. If there is a Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 246 of 390 Attachment 9 2 difficult dog it is easy for one to move away due to the shape of the park. If the park becomes circular or triangular the dogs will tend to congregate in the middle and there will be more wear and tear of the central location of the dog park. There also many retrievers and throwing of the ball in this long shape allows for this as well. It is the perfect park for dogs to run..please do not decrease and shorten the length!

Daily, in the mornings throughout all seasons (90‐95% of the time) the entire park is quiet and hardly a person in the park except for the dog park, tennis and pickleball courts. During certain times of the year the military play games in the green fields and there is kite flying (magical). It is wonderful to be  in a large area with no fencing…the fact is people walk their dogs through the park from the street at different points based on where they are coming from and you have the occasional dog owner who fails to clean up their dog mess not intentionally but sometimes not observing..but again it should not happen. I would say the majority of dog owners I have observed will help to clean up the dog mess even if its not their own. There is a lot of respect for this park by most if not all!

I don’t like the idea of fencing but I understand as there is a strong opinion from the soccer association to do so mostly for good reasons.   We all share the City Park and need to make it safe and conducive for all.  The bushes along the fencing… but I keep in mind the area of the bushes take up square footage and not feel like the added acreage it shows on the designs.  I also do understand that all 4 plans have a fenced in dog park and so it seems the majority are for having fences.

We love the functionality of the park as is. I would prefer the City not change the park vastly but the necessary items which need revision: irrigation, need for new tennis court foundations, as I understand the fire departments needs revision on its entry and exit x 2.

My Key Issues:
 Leave the general shape of the dog park but extend it and widen it  Need a new playground for the kids. It is not safe and need more areas for families to sit and have shade.
 I do not want many trees but I know homeowners on the outer perimeter of the park overlooking the park and their field of vision to the sea could be obstructed. How can you assure these trees will not go above a certain height?
 Against making the roads surrounding the park single lane from double lane for all the obvious reasons..traffic, safety , etc. During soccer tournaments there is traffic  for the period of time cars are coming and going after the games. If the Cottages of the Cays go through we were told guaranteed over 230 vehicles daily coming into the intersection of Grand Caribe to go to the Grand Caribe area.  I also think about the homes closest to the streets and increase of noise due to an escalation of traffic more often.
 As shown on some of the designs, We are strongly against any entry/exit from the Park into the Strand for bicyclists and pedestrians due to it being a new security issue to contend with over time. On my street last week we had a transient on meth get into a vacant home. We now have homeless sleeping in the nearby dunes and using the public restrooms. I do my 5 mile walk from Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 247 of 390 Attachment 9 3 home to the Military Base in IB on the Strand Beach and I have seen homeless in the dunes..I don’t feel that safe taking a walk on my own in the mornings.   We are now experiencing more theft in this community. We have been lucky to enjoy a very safe community but more and more we are having security issues.  I want to have less reasons for security issues and foster an environment which will help to avoid security issues. We pay a steep price to have an overall community which remains safe and quiet on the whole.
 Against a viewing deck to avoid people hanging out at night…drinking, trash, security needed to quiet down noise, etc. Definitely will have security issues once this deck is discovered by many.

Just as Grand Caribe Beach was discovered during Covid by many..many serious security problems. The City closed down the entire area to all!  No one could enjoy during this time due to the security issues.

Often, the Cays is an area people decide to live in rather than in the Village so they can escape the high season (traffic, congestion (people/cars)) and the noise. The Cays are known for offering a quiet, traffic free, friendly environment, safe and well kept. Some of this criteria can change greatly based on certain elements in the new designs of the park.

Dear City Officials:

Rather than water features, artwork, viewing decks, many trees and gardens..We (hubby and I) would like the City to concentrate these significantly vast funds which come from our property taxes to assist in combating this horrible sewage issue plaguing Coronado!  plan for the long term affects in Coronado due to this disaster which is occurring daily …billions of gallons of sewage flowing into the ocean next to our communities.

The Pacific ocean bordering IB and Coronado.  We cannot go into the ocean, the smell is foul in IB and South SD and now the sewage is carried in the air mist based on a recent air sampling study.  This obviously devalues in the short and long term real estate sales and the rental market. It is already affecting Coronado in the rental market this past summer.  We are now told by one of the owners of Sea180 Restaurant in IB there are over 9 businesses closing their doors in IB including Coronado Brewing Company due to the lack of public using the beaches. The beaches have been closed in IB for 2 years.

This is where I want our City Funds to be used…to

Pros & Cons with the 4 Designs:

25%‐ The Wonder of Flight
I oppose this design‐ I understand the soccer association needs a minimum of 2 fields why is there only 1 multiuse field?  Remove the water spring…add more green to the back portion of the park for a longer and wider dog run, remove sunset deck.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 248 of 390 Attachment 9 4 PROS
#7 Children playground‐ beautiful and in a safer area
#9 off street parking
#18 native gardens are lovely but again prefer green field to allow for larger dog run and perhaps allowing that 3rd multi‐ use field or more pickleball courts! #19 fitness loop – super idea as I see people exercising in groups on the lawn..our weather allows for this year round!
#22 shade structure with seating – always great!
#30 windows in wall – super idea!
#25 existing trees remain – please don’t cut down trees..work around. #33 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking ..many walk through the park all day.

CONS
#5 do not need another water feature with Bay and Ocean on each side..prefer more open green for activity ‐dogs and people..
#11 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#12 dog park– do not like shape, would prefer it be longer and then add width #15 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners with golden retrievers jumped the present low walls. #16 no sunset deck – it will draw people from Cays, Village, IB, Chula Vista, Village to come and drink, etc. and increasing noise to the outer perimeter homes surrounding the park.  More trash and need to call security during evening times.. This will cost $100K x 4 to do and rather put those monies in a fund to help with the sewage issue polluting the ocean. There is constant trash (broken glass/ papers/ fast food / cans/ plastic bottles) at the basketball court  ..cant bother to always use the posted trash bin on the sideline of the basketball court. I am picking up this trash almost every morning. #17 no spring…we have ocean and bay! More green and open wide space.  Remove the spring to allow for more green and incorporate longer dog run and add another soccer field. #29 kite area which I love the kites but move to the lower area of the “The Spring” to allow for the dog park to extend to this area (removing The Spring)
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 249 of 390 Attachment 9 5 #35 on street head in parking ‐removes green space from the dog park – the only time it is tight for parking along the curb by the dog park is during the soccer tournament times..Entire remaining year there is no issue with parking.

50%‐ Wonders of the Strand
Out of all designs I like most as there is no “water spring”, etc. Remove the viewing deck and allow for a longer dog run on the back section of the park.

PROS
#2 pickleball courts
#6 off street parking
#25 Existing trees to remain
#32 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking

CONS
#8 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape ..it needs to increase in size and length #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway – based on the reasons I stated above #13 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners who goldens jumped the present low walls. #17 elevated sunset deck – the cost ($300‐400K)is not necessary..invest those monies in getting attention to correct the sewage issue in the ocean
#26 bike repair station – no entry/exit to Strand – invites potential security issues

75% ‐ Wonders on the Water
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 250 of 390 Attachment 9 6 I like this design only if the 3rd multi‐use field is removed and to allow for a larger and longer dog run in the back portion of the park. The added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station.  Remove viewing deck.

PROS
#7 off street parking
#26 Existing trees to remain
#28 fitness loop but place at #5 the sand volleyball
#21 children’s playground – I like the location and away from the street

CONS
#1 3 multi use fields – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.
#5 beach sand volleyball – use the beach! This will most likely be unused most of the time.  Daily is dog play and walking, jogging.
#9 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape and fenced #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway
#25 bike repair station
#12, #14, #5 – would like to see the dog park extend into this area for the reasons I mentioned in my introduction
#23 why is a bridge needed and what is the basin? Reduces clear flat green for dog play..the added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 251 of 390 Attachment 9 7 100% ‐ Beauty of the Islands – Cays/Coronado
(I OPPOSE THIS DESIGN the MOST) primarily due to the decreased area of the dog park (not a dog friendly design) and having 4 multi‐use fields.

PROS
#5 New expanded restroom – I feel only one restroom is needed in the park but expanding it is good and to avoid further security issues with the restroom somehow make it secure so it is safe if you are alone inside using.
#7 off street parking
#8 roundabout – I personally like very much as I see how quick it allows cars to navigate vs stoplights.

CONS
#1 Multi‐Use Field  – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.  Need more space for the dog park why 4 multi‐use fields..I am fine with 3 fields
#4 Backstop – is this for baseball? Love baseball and rarely played in the park. #9 Dog park with concealed fence – so this space has been completely reduced as it is not much different in current size and then it is decreased further by adding bushes along the fencing and the space will feel significantly smaller based on the revised shape. THIS IS A STRONG NO! #4/ #10 (kite flying move it down below the dog area)/ #12 / #15/  #17/ #20/ #21/ #31/  ‐ REMOVE ALL to allow for a longer / wider dog area. Remove upper multi‐use field and 2 fields remain. #25 love native gardens but again I am pro enhancing dog run#1 and would prefer this square footage allow for it. Could you place this next to the fire station along the sidewalk?

*I am pro on tennis courts / pickleball courts in all designs Thank you,
Frank Pallares
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 252 of 390 Attachment 9 1 Cody Bonnet
From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 2:39 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Pros & Cons Design - Feedback- Cays Resident- Frank Pallares (Revised) From: frank pallares <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 2:39:08 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Pros & Cons Design - Feedback- Cays Resident- Frank Pallares (Revised) CAUTION: This email is from an EXTERNAL source. Ensure you trust this sender before clicking on any links or attachments.

Dear City of Coronado and Schmidt Design Group,

Thank you for all of your work, time and efforts! I have so much to say and apologize for the long email but we are very concerned about the dog park and the added extra expense of so many potential elements!  I listed Pros & Cons regarding each design at the bottom of this email.

My name is Frank Pallares and I am retired and live in the Cays. We love our community and feel blessed having this beautiful City Park in our backyard which we enjoy every day!  We visit the park daily from 7‐ 8am, rain or shine and sometimes in the afternoons if there are not too many dogs.  It has given us a keen perspective about the park. We also attended the public outreach at the Cays Yacht Club and in the Park. Very helpful understanding the design elements and the thoughts of many.

Our #1 Concern for the revised Park Designs, The concept of making “islands” in the park which diminishes the shape of the dog area greatly.

We started to visit  the dog park in May 2022 every day (7 days a week) as it was important to socialize our dog.  We made fast friends who are there with their dogs daily! We have all types of dogs and people who come from even as far as North County at various times and days because I am told it is one of the few all green dog parks in the county. Daily there are dog owners from IB, Otay Lakes, Chula Vista, the Village, …. The morning crowd are a quieter crowd but the late afternoon crowd can be Happy Hour Time (lol) . A vast increase in the number of dogs and people and I have decided to stick with the morning crew due to too many dogs and more dog fights in the afternoon. I share all this as I along with most of the morning dog park people want the dog park to not change in the shape but to remain long and add to this length and increase the width…it allows for a friendly space. If there is a difficult dog it is easy for one to move away due to the shape of the park. If the park becomes circular or triangular the Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 253 of 390 Attachment 9 2 dogs will tend to congregate in the middle and there will be more wear and tear of the central location of the dog park. There are also many retrievers and throwing the ball in this long shape allows for this as well. It is the perfect park for dogs to run..please do not decrease and shorten the length!

Daily, in the mornings throughout all seasons (90‐95% of the time) the entire park is quiet and hardly a person is in the park except for the dog park, tennis and pickleball courts. During certain times of the year the military play games in the green fields and there is kite flying (magical). It is wonderful to be  in a large area with no fencing…the fact is people walk their dogs through the park from the street at different points based on where they are coming from and you have the occasional dog owner who fails to clean up their dog mess not intentionally but sometimes not observing..but again it should not happen. I would say the majority of dog owners I have observed will help to clean up the dog mess even if its not their own. There is a lot of respect for this park by most if not all!

We don’t like the idea of fencing but I understand as there is a strong opinion from the soccer association to do so mostly for good reasons.   We all share the City Park and need to make it safe and conducive for all.  The bushes along the fencing… but I keep in mind the area of the bushes take up square footage and not feel like the added acreage it shows on the designs.  I also do understand that all 4 plans have a fenced in dog park and so it seems the majority are for having fences.

We love the functionality of the park as is. I would prefer the City not change the park vastly but the necessary items which need revision: irrigation, need for new tennis court foundations, as I understand the fire departments needs revision on its entry and exit x 2.

My Key Issues:
 Leave the general shape of the dog park but extend it and widen it  Need a new playground for the kids. It is not safe and need more areas for families to sit and have shade.
 I do not want many trees but I know homeowners on the outer perimeter of the park overlooking the park and their field of vision to the sea could be obstructed. How can you assure these trees will not go above a certain height?
 Against making the roads surrounding the park single lane from double lane for all the obvious reasons..traffic, safety , etc. During soccer tournaments there is traffic  for the period of time cars are coming and going after the games. If the Cottages of the Cays go through we were told guaranteed over 230 vehicles daily coming into the intersection of Grand Caribe to go to the Grand Caribe area.  I also think about the homes closest to the streets and increase of noise due to an escalation of traffic more often.
 As shown on some of the designs, We are strongly against any entry/exit from the Park into the Strand for bicyclists and pedestrians due to it being a new security issue to contend with over time. On my street last week we had a transient on meth get into a vacant home. We now have homeless sleeping in the nearby dunes and using the public restrooms. My wife walks 5 miles from home to the Military Base in IB on the Strand Beach and has seen homeless in the dunes..she doesn't feel that safe taking a walk on her own in the mornings on the beach.   We are now experiencing more theft in this community. We have been lucky to enjoy a very safe Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 254 of 390 Attachment 9 3 community but more and more we are having security issues.  I want to have less reasons for security issues and foster an environment which will help to avoid security issues. We pay a steep price to have an overall community which remains safe and quiet on the whole.  Against a viewing deck to avoid people hanging out at night…drinking, trash, security needed to quiet down noise, etc. Definitely will have security issues once this deck is discovered by many.

Just as Grand Caribe Beach was discovered during Covid by many..many serious security problems. The City closed down the entire area to all!  No one could enjoy due to the security issues.

Often, the Cays is an area people decide to live in rather than in the Village so they can escape the high season (traffic, congestion (people/cars)) and the noise. The Cays are known for offering a quiet, traffic free, friendly environment, safe and well kept. Some of this criteria can change greatly based on certain elements in the new designs of the park.

Dear City Officials:

Rather than water features, artwork, viewing decks, many trees and gardens..We (wife and I) would like the City to concentrate these significantly vast funds which come from our property taxes to assist in combating this horrible sewage issue plaguing Coronado!  plan for the long term affects in Coronado due to this disaster which is occurring daily …billions of gallons of sewage flowing into the ocean next to our communities.

The Pacific ocean bordering IB and Coronado.  We cannot go into the ocean, the smell is foul in IB and South SD and now the sewage is carried in the air mist based on a recent air sampling study.  This obviously devalues in the short and long term real estate sales and the rental market. It is already affecting Coronado in the rental market this past summer.  We are now told by one of the owners of Sea180 Restaurant in IB there are over 9 businesses closing their doors in IB including Coronado Brewing Company due to the lack of public using the beaches. The beaches have been closed in IB for 2 years.

This is where I want our City Funds to be used…to

Pros & Cons with the 4 Designs:

25%‐ The Wonder of Flight
I oppose this design‐ I understand the soccer association needs a minimum of 2 fields why is there only 1 multiuse field?  Remove the water spring…add more green to the back portion of the park for a longer and wider dog run, remove sunset deck.

PROS
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 255 of 390 Attachment 9 4 #7 Children playground‐ beautiful and in a safer area #9 off street parking
#18 native gardens are lovely but again prefer green field to allow for larger dog run and perhaps allowing that 3rd multi‐ use field or more pickleball courts! #19 fitness loop – super idea as I see people exercising in groups on the lawn..our weather allows for this year round!
#22 shade structure with seating – always great!
#30 windows in wall – super idea!
#25 existing trees remain – please don’t cut down trees..work around. #33 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking ..many walk through the park all day.

CONS
#5 do not need another water feature with Bay and Ocean on each side..prefer more open green for activity ‐dogs and people..
#11 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#12 dog park– do not like shape, would prefer it be longer and then add width #15 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners with golden retrievers jumped the present low walls. #16 no sunset deck – it will draw people from Cays, Village, IB, Chula Vista, Village to come and drink, etc. and increasing noise to the outer perimeter homes surrounding the park.  More trash and need to call security during evening times.. This will cost $100K x 4 to do and rather put those monies in a fund to help with the sewage issue polluting the ocean. There is constant trash (broken glass/ papers/ fast food / cans/ plastic bottles) at the basketball court  ..cant bother to always use the posted trash bin on the sideline of the basketball court. I am picking up this trash almost every morning. #17 no spring…we have ocean and bay! More green and open wide space.  Remove the spring to allow for more green and incorporate longer dog run and add another soccer field. #29 kite area which I love the kites but move to the lower area of the “The Spring” to allow for the dog park to extend to this area (removing The Spring)
#35 on street head in parking ‐removes green space from the dog park – the only time it is tight for parking along the curb by the dog park is during the soccer tournament times..Entire remaining year there is no issue with parking.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 256 of 390 Attachment 9 5 50%‐ Wonders of the Strand
Out of all designs I like most as there is no “water spring”, etc. Remove the viewing deck and allow for a longer dog run on the back section of the park.

PROS
#2 pickleball courts
#6 off street parking
#25 Existing trees to remain
#32 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking

CONS
#8 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape ..it needs to increase in size and length #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway – based on the reasons I stated above #13 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners who goldens jumped the present low walls. #17 elevated sunset deck – the cost ($300‐400K)is not necessary..invest those monies in getting attention to correct the sewage issue in the ocean
#26 bike repair station – no entry/exit to Strand – invites potential security issues

75% ‐ Wonders on the Water
I like this design only if the 3rd multi‐use field is removed and to allow for a larger and longer dog run in the back portion of the park. The added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station.  Remove viewing deck.

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#7 off street parking
#26 Existing trees to remain
#28 fitness loop but place at #5 the sand volleyball
#21 children’s playground – I like the location and away from the street

CONS
#1 3 multi use fields – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.
#5 beach sand volleyball – use the beach! This will most likely be unused most of the time.  Daily is dog play and walking, jogging.
#9 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape and fenced #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway
#25 bike repair station
#12, #14, #5 – would like to see the dog park extend into this area for the reasons I mentioned in my introduction
#23 why is a bridge needed and what is the basin? Reduces clear flat green for dog play..the added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station

100% ‐ Beauty of the Islands – Cays/Coronado
(I OPPOSE THIS DESIGN the MOST) primarily due to the decreased area of the dog park (not a dog friendly design) and having 4 multi‐use fields.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 258 of 390 Attachment 9 7 PROS
#5 New expanded restroom – I feel only one restroom is needed in the park but expanding it is good and to avoid further security issues with the restroom somehow make it secure so it is safe if you are alone inside using.
#7 off street parking
#8 roundabout – I personally like very much as I see how quick it allows cars to navigate vs stoplights.

CONS
#1 Multi‐Use Field  – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.  Need more space for the dog park why 4 multi‐use fields..I am fine with 3 fields
#4 Backstop – is this for baseball? Love baseball and rarely played in the park. #9 Dog park with concealed fence – so this space has been completely reduced as it is not much different in current size and then it is decreased further by adding bushes along the fencing and the space will feel significantly smaller based on the revised shape. THIS IS A STRONG NO! #4/ #10 (kite flying move it down below the dog area)/ #12 / #15/  #17/ #20/ #21/ #31/  ‐ REMOVE ALL to allow for a longer / wider dog area. Remove upper multi‐use field and 2 fields remain. #25 love native gardens but again I am pro enhancing dog run#1 and would prefer this square footage allow for it. Could you place this next to the fire station along the sidewalk?

*I am pro on tennis courts / pickleball courts in all designs Thank you,
Therese
16 Sixpence Way, Cays
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 7, 2023 2:39 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Pros & Cons Design - Feedback- Cays Resident- Frank Pallares (Revised) From: frank pallares <[email protected]>
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Dear City of Coronado and Schmidt Design Group,

Thank you for all of your work, time and efforts! I have so much to say and apologize for the long email but we are very concerned about the dog park and the added extra expense of so many potential elements!  I listed Pros & Cons regarding each design at the bottom of this email.

My name is Frank Pallares and I am retired and live in the Cays. We love our community and feel blessed having this beautiful City Park in our backyard which we enjoy every day!  We visit the park daily from 7‐ 8am, rain or shine and sometimes in the afternoons if there are not too many dogs.  It has given us a keen perspective about the park. We also attended the public outreach at the Cays Yacht Club and in the Park. Very helpful understanding the design elements and the thoughts of many.

Our #1 Concern for the revised Park Designs, The concept of making “islands” in the park which diminishes the shape of the dog area greatly.

We started to visit  the dog park in May 2022 every day (7 days a week) as it was important to socialize our dog.  We made fast friends who are there with their dogs daily! We have all types of dogs and people who come from even as far as North County at various times and days because I am told it is one of the few all green dog parks in the county. Daily there are dog owners from IB, Otay Lakes, Chula Vista, the Village, …. The morning crowd are a quieter crowd but the late afternoon crowd can be Happy Hour Time (lol) . A vast increase in the number of dogs and people and I have decided to stick with the morning crew due to too many dogs and more dog fights in the afternoon. I share all this as I along with most of the morning dog park people want the dog park to not change in the shape but to remain long and add to this length and increase the width…it allows for a friendly space. If there is a difficult dog it is easy for one to move away due to the shape of the park. If the park becomes circular or triangular the Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 260 of 390 Attachment 9 2 dogs will tend to congregate in the middle and there will be more wear and tear of the central location of the dog park. There are also many retrievers and throwing the ball in this long shape allows for this as well. It is the perfect park for dogs to run..please do not decrease and shorten the length!

Daily, in the mornings throughout all seasons (90‐95% of the time) the entire park is quiet and hardly a person is in the park except for the dog park, tennis and pickleball courts. During certain times of the year the military play games in the green fields and there is kite flying (magical). It is wonderful to be  in a large area with no fencing…the fact is people walk their dogs through the park from the street at different points based on where they are coming from and you have the occasional dog owner who fails to clean up their dog mess not intentionally but sometimes not observing..but again it should not happen. I would say the majority of dog owners I have observed will help to clean up the dog mess even if its not their own. There is a lot of respect for this park by most if not all!

We don’t like the idea of fencing but I understand as there is a strong opinion from the soccer association to do so mostly for good reasons.   We all share the City Park and need to make it safe and conducive for all.  The bushes along the fencing… but I keep in mind the area of the bushes take up square footage and not feel like the added acreage it shows on the designs.  I also do understand that all 4 plans have a fenced in dog park and so it seems the majority are for having fences.

We love the functionality of the park as is. I would prefer the City not change the park vastly but the necessary items which need revision: irrigation, need for new tennis court foundations, as I understand the fire departments needs revision on its entry and exit x 2.

My Key Issues:
 Leave the general shape of the dog park but extend it and widen it  Need a new playground for the kids. It is not safe and need more areas for families to sit and have shade.
 I do not want many trees but I know homeowners on the outer perimeter of the park overlooking the park and their field of vision to the sea could be obstructed. How can you assure these trees will not go above a certain height?
 Against making the roads surrounding the park single lane from double lane for all the obvious reasons..traffic, safety , etc. During soccer tournaments there is traffic  for the period of time cars are coming and going after the games. If the Cottages of the Cays go through we were told guaranteed over 230 vehicles daily coming into the intersection of Grand Caribe to go to the Grand Caribe area.  I also think about the homes closest to the streets and increase of noise due to an escalation of traffic more often.
 As shown on some of the designs, We are strongly against any entry/exit from the Park into the Strand for bicyclists and pedestrians due to it being a new security issue to contend with over time. On my street last week we had a transient on meth get into a vacant home. We now have homeless sleeping in the nearby dunes and using the public restrooms. My wife walks 5 miles from home to the Military Base in IB on the Strand Beach and has seen homeless in the dunes..she doesn't feel that safe taking a walk on her own in the mornings on the beach.   We are now experiencing more theft in this community. We have been lucky to enjoy a very safe Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 261 of 390 Attachment 9 3 community but more and more we are having security issues.  I want to have less reasons for security issues and foster an environment which will help to avoid security issues. We pay a steep price to have an overall community which remains safe and quiet on the whole.  Against a viewing deck to avoid people hanging out at night…drinking, trash, security needed to quiet down noise, etc. Definitely will have security issues once this deck is discovered by many.

Just as Grand Caribe Beach was discovered during Covid by many..many serious security problems. The City closed down the entire area to all!  No one could enjoy due to the security issues.

Often, the Cays is an area people decide to live in rather than in the Village so they can escape the high season (traffic, congestion (people/cars)) and the noise. The Cays are known for offering a quiet, traffic free, friendly environment, safe and well kept. Some of this criteria can change greatly based on certain elements in the new designs of the park.

Dear City Officials:

Rather than water features, artwork, viewing decks, many trees and gardens..We (wife and I) would like the City to concentrate these significantly vast funds which come from our property taxes to assist in combating this horrible sewage issue plaguing Coronado!  plan for the long term affects in Coronado due to this disaster which is occurring daily …billions of gallons of sewage flowing into the ocean next to our communities.

The Pacific ocean bordering IB and Coronado.  We cannot go into the ocean, the smell is foul in IB and South SD and now the sewage is carried in the air mist based on a recent air sampling study.  This obviously devalues in the short and long term real estate sales and the rental market. It is already affecting Coronado in the rental market this past summer.  We are now told by one of the owners of Sea180 Restaurant in IB there are over 9 businesses closing their doors in IB including Coronado Brewing Company due to the lack of public using the beaches. The beaches have been closed in IB for 2 years.

This is where I want our City Funds to be used…to

Pros & Cons with the 4 Designs:

25%‐ The Wonder of Flight
I oppose this design‐ I understand the soccer association needs a minimum of 2 fields why is there only 1 multiuse field?  Remove the water spring…add more green to the back portion of the park for a longer and wider dog run, remove sunset deck.

PROS
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 262 of 390 Attachment 9 4 #7 Children playground‐ beautiful and in a safer area #9 off street parking
#18 native gardens are lovely but again prefer green field to allow for larger dog run and perhaps allowing that 3rd multi‐ use field or more pickleball courts! #19 fitness loop – super idea as I see people exercising in groups on the lawn..our weather allows for this year round!
#22 shade structure with seating – always great!
#30 windows in wall – super idea!
#25 existing trees remain – please don’t cut down trees..work around. #33 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking ..many walk through the park all day.

CONS
#5 do not need another water feature with Bay and Ocean on each side..prefer more open green for activity ‐dogs and people..
#11 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#12 dog park– do not like shape, would prefer it be longer and then add width #15 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners with golden retrievers jumped the present low walls. #16 no sunset deck – it will draw people from Cays, Village, IB, Chula Vista, Village to come and drink, etc. and increasing noise to the outer perimeter homes surrounding the park.  More trash and need to call security during evening times.. This will cost $100K x 4 to do and rather put those monies in a fund to help with the sewage issue polluting the ocean. There is constant trash (broken glass/ papers/ fast food / cans/ plastic bottles) at the basketball court  ..cant bother to always use the posted trash bin on the sideline of the basketball court. I am picking up this trash almost every morning. #17 no spring…we have ocean and bay! More green and open wide space.  Remove the spring to allow for more green and incorporate longer dog run and add another soccer field. #29 kite area which I love the kites but move to the lower area of the “The Spring” to allow for the dog park to extend to this area (removing The Spring)
#35 on street head in parking ‐removes green space from the dog park – the only time it is tight for parking along the curb by the dog park is during the soccer tournament times..Entire remaining year there is no issue with parking.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 263 of 390 Attachment 9 5 50%‐ Wonders of the Strand
Out of all designs I like most as there is no “water spring”, etc. Remove the viewing deck and allow for a longer dog run on the back section of the park.

PROS
#2 pickleball courts
#6 off street parking
#25 Existing trees to remain
#32 decomposed granite garden pathways…very nice for ease of walking

CONS
#8 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape ..it needs to increase in size and length #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway – based on the reasons I stated above #13 reduced wall height…unless you can ensure a dog cannot jump over as dogs have jumped over the lower wall in the dog park. I know of 2 dog owners who goldens jumped the present low walls. #17 elevated sunset deck – the cost ($300‐400K)is not necessary..invest those monies in getting attention to correct the sewage issue in the ocean
#26 bike repair station – no entry/exit to Strand – invites potential security issues

75% ‐ Wonders on the Water
I like this design only if the 3rd multi‐use field is removed and to allow for a larger and longer dog run in the back portion of the park. The added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station.  Remove viewing deck.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 264 of 390 Attachment 9 6 PROS
#7 off street parking
#26 Existing trees to remain
#28 fitness loop but place at #5 the sand volleyball
#21 children’s playground – I like the location and away from the street

CONS
#1 3 multi use fields – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.
#5 beach sand volleyball – use the beach! This will most likely be unused most of the time.  Daily is dog play and walking, jogging.
#9 median adjustment – from concrete to striping (dangerous for crossing kids and families..great barrier)
#10 Dog park with concealed fence – do not like size and shape and fenced #11 Connection to silver strand bikeway
#25 bike repair station
#12, #14, #5 – would like to see the dog park extend into this area for the reasons I mentioned in my introduction
#23 why is a bridge needed and what is the basin? Reduces clear flat green for dog play..the added acreage is diminished due to planted bushes around the entire space/ basin / connection to strand/ bike repair station

100% ‐ Beauty of the Islands – Cays/Coronado
(I OPPOSE THIS DESIGN the MOST) primarily due to the decreased area of the dog park (not a dog friendly design) and having 4 multi‐use fields.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 265 of 390 Attachment 9 7 PROS
#5 New expanded restroom – I feel only one restroom is needed in the park but expanding it is good and to avoid further security issues with the restroom somehow make it secure so it is safe if you are alone inside using.
#7 off street parking
#8 roundabout – I personally like very much as I see how quick it allows cars to navigate vs stoplights.

CONS
#1 Multi‐Use Field  – we were told at the CCYC meeting the soccer assoc. reworked their game schedules and are happy with 2 fields.  Need more space for the dog park why 4 multi‐use fields..I am fine with 3 fields
#4 Backstop – is this for baseball? Love baseball and rarely played in the park. #9 Dog park with concealed fence – so this space has been completely reduced as it is not much different in current size and then it is decreased further by adding bushes along the fencing and the space will feel significantly smaller based on the revised shape. THIS IS A STRONG NO! #4/ #10 (kite flying move it down below the dog area)/ #12 / #15/  #17/ #20/ #21/ #31/  ‐ REMOVE ALL to allow for a longer / wider dog area. Remove upper multi‐use field and 2 fields remain. #25 love native gardens but again I am pro enhancing dog run#1 and would prefer this square footage allow for it. Could you place this next to the fire station along the sidewalk?

*I am pro on tennis courts / pickleball courts in all designs Thank you,
Therese
16 Sixpence Way, Cays
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 8, 2023 10:12 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: feedback
From: Tony Reina <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 8, 2023 10:11:57 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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I attended the presentation at the CCYC, but had a few more comments as I thought about it and looked at the plans more over time. I live on Trinidad Bend directly across from the park. We love the view we have now and in talking with some other neighbors, it dawned on me that trees in any of the plans that are planted directly across on the street side of the park may block the view for some of us.  Many bought our houses (we did) due to that view and would hate to lose it or even have our property value affected.   Some shade from trees is nice, but I think on the farther ends of the park to have the least impact on the view for those who live facing the park.

No matter what plan is chosen, I think a better/bigger playground area is important. Our kids are teenagers so no longer play at the park, but so many young children do and we have more families moving into the community with children.

I really like the flight theme.  It seems to me considering a 50 to 75% field option is a nice compromise for Cays residents and soccer families.

Thanks for taking our feedback into consideration,
Bryn and Tony Reina
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 9, 2023 2:16 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park plan feedback
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
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I have looked at all of the plans being proposed for redevelopment of Cays Park.  The following are thoughts on each plan:
100% :  I like the 4 courts of tennis instead of the current 3; keep the infield.  I think the narrowing of the road is not a good idea and would be too disruptive to the Cays residents. 75%:  Orientation of the tennis courts is bad.  Players will be looking directly into the sun on one side of the court.  Keep the infield.  Good that the road is not changed.  I like that there are 4 tennis courts. 50%:  Better orientation of tennis courts; I like that there are 4 courts. 25%:  Bad orientation of tennis courts.  Keep the infield.  I like that the dog park is bigger.  I also like the addition of restrooms.  I think the addition of a pond is not a good design.  California is pretty much in a continual drought.  The pond is not responsible nor is it appropriate for Southern California.

Do we need more parking spaces?  Who is this park being designed for, the residents of Coronado or people from other cities?
Thank you for your time,
Debbie McBride
837 San Luis Rey, Coronado
619‐261‐9427
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 9, 2023 11:40 PM
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Subject: FW: Cays Park feedback from a Coronado resident From: Jessica Kelly <[email protected]>
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Hello,
Thank you for the opportunity to provide my comments regarding the proposed options for the Cays Park. It is obvious that a lot of work has been done and the schematics from the landscape architects are admirable. My family has attended every meeting and listened and spoken to many residents at each one. There were many very creative and good ideas. There were also a few ideas that might work elsewhere, but are likely not a good fit for Cays Park.

I do want to point out that the Cays HOA survey found the majority of residents do not want to change the park at all and I agree with that group. This was also vocalized by the majority of the residents at each of the four public viewings of the designs. I spend many hours each week in the park and the current design provides for residents, pickleball and tennis enthusiast as well as the soccer club. My vote will always be to keep it as it is and just fix the irrigation. But, alas, it feels like the City Council will never agree to that now that they have spent so much money on the ads, surveys and the design firm.

As a resident of the Cays, I have a vested interest in this process. While demographically representative of the city population centers, the most recent survey by the third party hired by Schmidt Design Group captured only 13% of Cays residents... which equates to only 60 people. Yes this is a Coronado park, but we live and breathe it every single day. It seems only fair that our opinions carry a little more weight.

If I must choose a design, as has been suggested, in order to create the most ability for the design firm to have flexibility to move around the required features that Glenn Schmidt said the City Council required (8 pickleball courts and 4 tennis Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 269 of 390 Attachment 9 2 courts) I would have to endorse the 25% activity. Although I will say that these courts add more active space, just in a different way. For some reason we are only counting soccer, specifically FC Coronado Futbol Club, as the only activity that counts. If you count the courts it would seem even a 25% activity selection is really more like 50% human activity. But as I said, only soccer club activity counts in this endeavor.

I also would like to step back and make note that the more logical step if we are actually measuring sport activity as the #1 concern by City Council would be a full citywide park audit to see where more activity areas can be identified throughout all the city parks. I believe that Tidelands and Sunset Park are both underutilized at their current activity level. Let’s make three or four soccer fields at Tidelands and a young children’s soccer field at Sunset Park. I am sure the village residents would love closer soccer fields and it will spread out the parking and congestion.

I do question the need for additional tennis and pickleball courts in the Cays. I appreciate the new dedicated pickleball courts. However, if there is a need for even more courts they should be put in the village. That is convenient to those that live in the village and also allows the village to share in the burden that rampant pickleball play creates. I did question why the Coronado Recreation Center Director stated there were no plans to have pickleball in the Village at this time as there are two areas with courts that could accommodate a pickleball transition similar to what was achieved from the tennis courts in the Cays.

Further thoughts:

Cons/Thoughts:
 Please do not take the street down to one lane! That creates a multitude of safety issues, as does removing red curb. Right now we have a safe place to ride bikes in the street & a way to avoid errant balls/kids and runaway dogs while driving. I can't imagine any benefit of lane reduction that outweighs the cost.
 Please don't link to the bike path. While there is a perceived benefit to those of us on the south end of the Cays, I think opening up to the bike path will create more problems than it is worth (safety, congestion, etc).  We don't need 2 parking lots, give that back to park space. More parking is only needed if you create more traffic and congestion (larger dog park, more pickleball, link to bike path, 100% programmed soccer, etc..). None of which you should do.
 Why move tennis /pickleball courts? Or build new ones?  I don't believe a larger dog park is needed. The space along the wall is valuable due to its views, why not continue the viewing areas all along the Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 270 of 390 Attachment 9 3 wall? I like the idea of "fencing in" the dog park, in theory. Currently, the idea is to camouflage a chain link fence with shrubs and such. Given the past history of keeping landscaping healthy, I'm suspicious we'll eventually be looking at just a chain link fence. Is there a different medium that can be used in case the landscaping doesn't thrive?
 I don't think every space needs to be filled. A balance of open green space with some shade, some seating & minimal obstruction is what most people voiced as a desire.
 Shade trees should have minimal impact on the neighboring homes.  There is a lot of lighting proposed, my first concern is the amount of light pollution this will create, a la the new Navy base.
 Please don’t add a water feature as there are health issues from insects including West Nile virus which was just identified in Torrey Pines  Please don’t add a sand volleyball court as this was done twice in the past and removed due to underutilization and health issues.
 Please do not remove the line of sight views from the current residents.  Please do not overdo the landscaping as the maintenance will be high and not manageable.
 Please do not plant invasive nor non-native plants.
 Please do not add more bathrooms as they will not be maintained well. See Spreckels Park as an example of how the city does not maintain public bathrooms well.

Pros/Thoughts:
 I love the bump outs, sunset viewing areas, a few walking paths,  Subtle
 I like the idea of a few spots of public art.
 I really like the idea of reducing the wall height to open up the beautiful views of the ocean. If we do this, can we keep the large landscaped drop off space on the other side of the wall as a deterrent?
 Love the focus on an enhanced play area for the kids in the area. The idea of nature play is a very nice idea.
 Understand many residents of the Cays rightfully enjoy their views. More detail needs to be provided on proposed types of trees and height before any decision is made on adding trees for shade.

This park is very important to all Coronado residents. We live and breathe it every day and spend many hours enjoying it just as it is today. I really appreciate the opportunity to take part in the planning process. I hope our opinions matter. I'm happy to answer any questions.

Sincerely,
Jessica Kelly
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2023 9:40 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park
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From: Regina Sebring <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2023 9:39:06 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Glen Schmidt
Cc: Laura Handschumacher; Chris Tiffany; Michele Miller; Cays Park Subject: Coronado Cays Park
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Morning!
I don’t know if you’re still taking feedback on the park proposals but I wanted to just give my input. I didn’t come to the meetings, as I didn’t have interest in getting in any arguments with neighbors over this topic. Just for some quick demographics, I live in Bahama Village towards the North end of the park. I have 3 kids ages 13, 11 & 8. We use the park everyday. I go to the dog park daily & my kids use the playgrounds & fields every afternoon. One of my sons plays in the Coronado Youth Soccer League. I feel like we represent a wide range of use of the park & will be impacted significantly by the changes. I know that the input regarding changes to the park is open to everyone, but I also think those who use the park daily should be considered more than those who only use it occasionally, or not at all.

Firstly, I am in support of all plans that keep the dog park which is very important to me. I’d like to see the dog park enlarged. I like that the plans include tasteful barriers for the dog park. I would like to see multiple entrances to the dog park, or at least one on both the north & south ends of the park. If I could only choose on dog park feature, it would be a northern entrance to the dog park. I don’t see on the plans a double gated entrances to help reduce dogs from slipping out while other dog owners are entered & exiting. I know that they can be a bit of an eyesore but they would increase dog park safety. I like all the proposed upgrades to the dog park. Great job to your team on that area as it’s probably the most important feature of this park.

I love proposal #1 the 25% option. I think that the park doesn’t have the infrastructure for the large crowds attracted by the soccer tournaments. I would appreciate a reduction of the soccer fields, particularly if there is not significant parking added to the plan. I do see options that add parking but currently the neighborhood is over run with cars  & people on tournament days. I definitely agree with sharing the park with everyone, including the soccer groups but there needs to be the infrastructure & parking to support that. More parking than proposed in any of the plans is needed for the crowds attracted by soccer tournaments. I would be in favor of taking a bite out of the park to add parking, be that on the street as perpendicular parking, another parking lot, or an addition to the existing parking lot. I do not support removing the current parking lot. There needs to be not just parking but shade, tables & benches for the soccer activities. Having the soccer nets be permanent & stationary would also be nice for all people to use. Currently the soccer goals or moved in & out. They’re not available to park users, only the Soccer Groups. This makes playing soccer unavailable to the neighborhood kids because they need the goals & I feel, this is unfair.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 272 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Also from option 1/25% I love all the features. I love the pond & the deck. I like the two complete cross park sidewalks. I think that’s a great design feature to have two long straight sidewalks like that. I might prefer swapping the locations of the pond & playground in order to keep the playground as far from the street as possible. I want to say that I really love the idea of the pond because it will be an asset to wildlife. Adding fresh water features to the park will attract birds & other wildlife that would be great for the environment. Overall as a singular package without picking & choosing features this is my favorite plan.

From plan 2/50%, I love all the paths & trees on the north end of the park & the deck. For the north end of the park specifically, this is my preferred plan. I dislike that this option removes the parking at the fire station. As I said previously, I think adding parking is one of my personal top priorities.

From the 3/75% option I like that there’s extra decking. I like the idea of an entrance to the Bay Shore Bikeway. I know many neighbors are worried about crime however, the traffic circle entrance to the neighborhood is quite dangerous on foot or bike. The current roundabout is extremely poorly designed. I like the idea of accessing the bikeway without going thru that dangerous intersection. Would this connection be bike friendly? I dislike that this option also eliminates the parking lot at the fire station.

Option 4/100% is my least favorite for park features however I love the idea of reducing Coronado Cays Blvd down to 1 lane each way. I like the roundabouts. I know many neighborhoods don’t like this idea but I think it would drastically improve Coronado Cays Blvd & make it much safer for kids, pedestrians & bicyclists. Would there be a dedicated bike lane with this option? I think a bike lane is desperately needed considering how much bike traffic there is on that road.

Coronado Cays Blvd is the only route, to the only access point of the Bay Shore Bikeway. The neighborhood has a much higher use of bikes than most areas. Many kids ride their bikes to school because there is no school bus for the kids going to the High School. As I said in my previous email, there’s problems getting motorists to follow the laws surrounding school bus safety. I think that reducing lanes would improve safety for all by slowing traffic. Coronado Cays Blvd has no outlet, it should be treated as a neighborhood street, not a divided highway. The lanes should be reduced to one each direction, widened, a bike lane added & the speed limit reduced to 25mph. I can’t stress enough how much I like these road changes. I hope that the city decides to make your proposed road changes regardless of the park improvements.

If I could pick & choose, I’d take most of plan 1/25% like the pond, but the north end of park from plan 2/50%, the Bikeway entrance from plan 3/75%, & the road changes from plan #4/100%. I like the plans that add the most parking as my top priority (behind maintaining the dog park). I like plans that add the most decking overlooking the wall towards the ocean. I like plans that many sidewalks, benches, tables & shade structures. I like plans that include exercise equipment, add permanent soccer goals & expand upon playground equipment. I think all based upon the amount of kids using them it merits having a playgrounds twice the size of any currently planned. I would love to see multiple playgrounds in the park. I like plans that make the park more environmentally friendly with shade trees, blooming plants & water features. I like plans that make pedestrian & bike safety a priority.

I hope that these ideas help in planning. I appreciate your willingness to hear community input. I wanted to reach out & put my opinions in on the park changes to represent my family in Bahama Village. Thank you for that opportunity. I also want to thank you for your efforts designing these park changes. Your plans are beautiful & well thought out. From my conversations with neighbors & fellow park attendees, it seems that the options I like, are not popular. I see that many residents have unrealistic desires for the park. Some neighbors want no changes at all, but I agree that maintenance & upgrades are sorely needed. One thing is sure & true, change is inevitable & that can be hard for people. I know there can be a lot of negativity, but I hope your designers know how much I appreciate their talents & creativity. I really look forward to seeing your proposed changes executed. Your team has much to be proud of. Thank you again & thanks so much for your time.

Regina Sebring
Neighbor, Bahama Village
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 273 of 390 Attachment 9 3 > On Sep 20, 2023, at 2:28 PM, Glen Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello Regina,
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> Thank you again for taking the time to respond. To answer your > question, yes the roundabouts would be able to navigate the > roundabouts. As we move toward the preferred solution for streets we > will definitely consider your street safety suggestions. Thank you >
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> Good morning Regina,
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> Thank you for sharing your insights for Cays Park.  We value your input and appreciate your perspective regarding vehicular safety and school bus circulation. We will keep these items in mind as we move through the master planning process.  Please see the project website below for additional information as things move forward. >
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> ‐‐‐‐‐Original Message‐‐‐‐‐
> From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 9:20 AM
> To: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; Laura Handschumacher <[email protected]>
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> From: Regina Sebring <[email protected]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2023 9:19:10 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) > To: Cays Park
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> I have a question about plan #4, 100%. I love the idea of reducing Coronado Cays Blvd down to one lane each direction. I like the idea of the much needed additional parking on Coronado Cays blvd. The parallel parking on a blind curve is quite dangerous. There's a big problem with drivers speeding on Coronado Cays Blvd, making it quite dangerous.

My son was hit by a speeding car there this past summer. My concern is will the roundabouts reduce the speed of drivers? There's currently a big problem getting drivers to slow down around & stop for the school buses (as required by law). A single lane each direction would help the school bus issues tremendously. >
> My specific question about plan #4 is, will school busses be able to navigate the small roundabouts? I would definitely oppose any changes that limit or eliminate the ability for school buses to access the bus stops at the individual Cays Villages. Coronado Cays Blvd is the only access point to all of the Cays Villages for school busses. The kids need & have the right, to school bus stop locations close to their homes. >
> Would it be possible to create permanent school bus signage to help remind & mark the school bus stops for drivers? Having the students wait for the bus on the sidewalk blocks pedestrians & isn't the safest option for the kids on such a busy street. Adding school bus stop structures and/or benches would also increase the safety for students. Have the students & school buses been considered in any of the park renovation plans? >
> In the other 3 plans, which don't make changes to Coronado Cays Blvd, could painted crosswalks be added to the already existing "implied crosswalks" at the existing curb cuts in front of each Cays Village towards/away from the park, to increase drivers awareness of pedestrians crossing Coronado Cays Blvd?Could signage reminding drivers of pedestrians & pedestrian crossings be added to Coronado Cays Blvd.? Signage & painted crosswalks are an inexpensive way to increase pedestrian safety on this dangerous curved road. These changes could even be made outside of (& even before) the park renovation plans. Could some of the school bus stop suggestions I mentioned above, in paragraph 3, be added for school bus stops in the other plans, or by the transportation department regardless of the park renovations? >
> I hope these items will be addressed in the further meetings. I would appreciate if these items could considered for future renovation plan revisions. I would also appreciate these suggestions being forwarded to the city's transportation department. Thank you. I look forward to your response. >
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2023 10:01 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Feedback
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From: Gabriel Kelly <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2023 10:00:29 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Park Feedback
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Cays Park Team,
I’ve attended nearly all of the meetings concerning the refurbishment of the Cays Park.  After quite a bit of thought and discussion with my neighbors, here are my thoughts:

1.) It feels like this entire process is a fait accompli… the decision to change the park has already been made.  The irony is, no one I have spoken to who lives in the Cays is happy with any of the designs (look at the pro/con boards at each meeting… the cons out weighed the pros at least six to one in each proposal) and, to a person, have said that they would rather leave the park as it is than settle for one of the plans.

2.) Why isn’t the city doing a wholistic park review?  The Cays park requirements are being levied on Cays residents with no consideration to the fact that the “improvements” to the park would be better served being implemented in the parks in the village… since that is who these “improvements” are designed to benefit.

3.) Every Cays resident who lives along the park and has ocean views is against any changes that will limit our sight lines.

The city council would never dream of putting shade structures or trees in Sunset Park.  Please afford Cays residents that same consideration.

4.) Please do not introduce invasive species or light pollution to the park.

5.) Every one of the surveys that has been submitted concerning the park has used affirmative questions.  They do not include, however, questions concerning the negative outcomes that the changes to the park will no doubt bring.  If you asked “would you be willing to put up with more traffic, people who do not live in our community frequenting our park, increased noise and light pollution, and eliminating ocean views people purchased their homes to enjoy in order to have changes to the park” I think your survey results would be much different.

6.) We don’t need more tennis or pickle ball courts.  I live directly across the street from them.  The ones we have aren’t fully utilized.  Before we add more in the Cays consideration should be given to putting them closer to the people who use them.  Spreckles or Sunset, perhaps?
Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 276 of 390 Attachment 9 2 In short, please fix the irrigation issues that are needed.  After that, please leave our park alone.  There are precautions few open fields in Coronado, let alone San Diego, that it would be a shame to limit this one.  None of the changes being proposed offers a benefit the outweighs the substantial impact or cost to the city or the residents of the Cays.

If you have any questions or if you would like more information I am always happy to chat. —Gabe Kelly
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 5, 2023 7:35 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Laura Handschumacher
Subject: FW: Comments -Cays Park Plan Alternatives
From: Doris Besikof <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 5, 2023 7:34:27 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Richard Bailey <[email protected]>; Tina Friend <[email protected]>; Mike Donovan <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]>; John Duncan <[email protected]>; Carrie Anne Downey <[email protected]>; Mark Crisson <[email protected]>; Henry Angelino <[email protected]> Subject: Comments -Cays Park Plan Alternatives
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My thanks and appreciation go to the Schmidt Design Group for their extensive efforts. Attached are my comments which I also handed to Mr. Schmidt and our Assistant City Manager at the Library this afternoon.

Best wishes and thank you for all that you do for Coronado.

Doris Besikof
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2023 8:27 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Suggested addition to Cays Park
From: Connie Spitzer <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2023 8:26:33 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Kelly Purvis <[email protected]>; Richard Bailey <[email protected]>; Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Suggested addition to Cays Park
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When planning the Cays park it would be nice to incorporate art from local artists. For example there are a couple flamingos that are spotted in the Cays on a regular basis.. and Tina Christiansen has tiles made with flamingos on them.

It would be a perfect match to place them down there. Almost all visual arts could be uploaded onto a tile ( similar to the tile work near the Seaforth rentals) and placed on display at the park. It would be nice to select a variety of Coronado images from local artists and upload them onto tiles to make a permanent collage.. perhaps near the restrooms or another high traffic area.

Thank you for your consideration.

Connie Spitzer
705 D Ave
Coronado, Ca 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2023 10:37 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park
From: neville rich <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2023 10:36:36 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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My name is Rich and I live a t 12 Sixpence Way. I have carefully examined the 4 plans and prefer the fourth option of 100% The park has proven over the years what its major demand and utility is and that seems to be best reflected in the !00% design.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2023 1:01 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master plan
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From: Kathy Bryan <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2023 1:00:35 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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I live in the Cays. I have a couple concerns regarding the parks proposed plans

1. Single lane for cars‐ dangerous for bike riders.  No bike lane , no place for the bike riders, especially the children to safely ride their bikes

2. Do not want direct access to the bike lane from the park. We have security guards in place for a reason. We do not want bikers to be able to bypass the guard gate.  We have very little Coronado Police patrols in our neighborhood, unlike the village . We are also closer to the border and IB. We pay to have the security guards in place to keep our community safe. Please do not bypass the guards by having a direct access from bike path to the park

3. Do not adjust the median. The median landscape adds to the beauty of the Cays and increases our property values.

4. In the 50% plan the native gardens area seems to be a waste of space

5. I do like the concealed dog park fence

6. Like a 2nd set of restrooms closer to dog park and soccer fields Thank you,
Kathy Bryan
28 Aruba Bend
Coronado, Ca
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 10:02 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan question
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Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 10:01:47 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Dear Tony,
I saw your public comment period for the Cays Park Master Plan online and was curious if you have been receiving a lot of comments on your draft? What does your process for tracking and analyzing those comments look like? If you're using a spreadsheet, we'd love to help! We have been developing a comment tagging system that has been proven to save time categorizing and organizing comments and are looking to try it with more entities to continue to improve. There is no cost for the trial, and we can typically turn around results in 3 business days.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 10:18 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Option feedback
From: Bill Dorr <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 10:18:14 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Option feedback
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I am William Dorr. I live at 22 Kingston Court East, Coronado, CA 92118, which is in the Cays very near the park.

I endorse Option #4 for the following reasons:

 I like the additional parking of 145 spaces. What I cannot understand is in the other options, you change red curbing to white for 45 more spaces but not on Option #4. Why? this would add another 40 spaces totaling 185 parking spots.
 I very much like the use of rotaries, at minimum the one at the Grand Caribe Causeway intersection. The others not as necessary. This would slow down traffic substantially making it safer to cross the street in any direction.

This is otherwise, a dangerous intersection due to people ignoring the stop signs. Rotaries at least slow cars down.
 Minimal change in tennis court area which must revert to a financial savings. It keeps the tennis courts and pickle ball courts in place with minimal renovation or change.  I would not think a beach volleyball court is necessary and I would think a half-court basketball facility would be sufficient.
 I do not like access from the Bay Shore Bike Way into the Cays Park, as shown on another option. Since Option #4 eliminates this I consider that a positive.
 This leaves the most open field space for sports like soccer or other field sports like touch football (very much in vogue today), lacrosse and field hockey etc. This is important for the young people in our community. I just wish the City would profit a bit more from these activities to help support the maintenance of the park.

That's my feedback. I have lived in the Cays for 28 years, full time and enjoy the park facility very much. Thank you for your time and effort.

Bill Dorr
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From: Jessica Kelly <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2023 6:28 PM
To: Chris Tiffany
Cc: Cays Park; [email protected]
Subject: Re: Cays Park feedback from a Coronado resident Attachments: Video.mov
Hi Chris and Glenn,
At the meeting held at the Coronado Library, Glenn asked me to send him a video of the view from our home. Here it is.

When is the next meeting to discuss the next plan you are putting together? October 19th? Thanks,
Jessica Kelly
On Oct 10, 2023, at 9:26 PM, Chris Tiffany <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Jessica,

Thank you for taking the time to share your thorough and thoughtful insights regarding Cays Park and the various amenities/options.  We appreciate the fact that the park is highly used by Cays residents, and we value your insights as a neighbor and frequent park user. We will keep these in mind as we move through the master planning process.

I am unsure if the City has reports or City wide audits of park use as you mentioned.  Please contact City staff directly for this matter, and they may have more information on City wide park amenities.

Best,
Chris

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Sent: Monday, October 9, 2023 11:40 PM
To: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; Charles O'Donnell <[email protected]>
Subject: FW: Cays Park feedback from a Coronado resident

From: Jessica Kelly <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 9, 2023 11:40:05 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Gabriel Kelly <[email protected]>
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Hello,
Thank you for the opportunity to provide my comments regarding the proposed options for the Cays Park. It is obvious that a lot of work has been done and the schematics from the landscape architects are admirable. My family has attended every meeting and listened and spoken to many residents at each one. There were many very creative and good ideas. There were also a few ideas that might work elsewhere, but are likely not a good fit for Cays Park.

I do want to point out that the Cays HOA survey found the majority of residents do not want to change the park at all and I agree with that group. This was also vocalized by the majority of the residents at each of the four public viewings of the designs. I spend many hours each week in the park and the current design provides for residents, pickleball and tennis enthusiast as well as the soccer club. My vote will always be to keep it as it is and just fix the irrigation. But, alas, it feels like the City Council will never agree to that now that they have spent so much money on the ads, surveys and the design firm.

As a resident of the Cays, I have a vested interest in this process. While demographically representative of the city population centers, the most recent survey by the third party hired by Schmidt Design Group captured only 13% of Cays residents... which equates to only 60 people. Yes this is a Coronado park, but we live and breathe it every single day. It seems only fair that our opinions carry a little more weight.

If I must choose a design, as has been suggested, in order to create the most ability for the design firm to have flexibility to move around the required features that Glenn Schmidt said the City Council required (8 Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 285 of 390 Attachment 9 3 pickleball courts and 4 tennis courts) I would have to endorse the 25% activity. Although I will say that these courts add more active space, just in a different way. For some reason we are only counting soccer, specifically FC Coronado Futbol Club, as the only activity that counts. If you count the courts it would seem even a 25% activity selection is really more like 50% human activity. But as I said, only soccer club activity counts in this endeavor.

I also would like to step back and make note that the more logical step if we are actually measuring sport activity as the #1 concern by City Council would be a full citywide park audit to see where more activity areas can be identified throughout all the city parks. I believe that Tidelands and Sunset Park are both underutilized at their current activity level. Let’s make three or four soccer fields at Tidelands and a young children’s soccer field at Sunset Park. I am sure the village residents would love closer soccer fields and it will spread out the parking and congestion.

I do question the need for additional tennis and pickleball courts in the Cays. I appreciate the new dedicated pickleball courts. However, if there is a need for even more courts they should be put in the village. That is convenient to those that live in the village and also allows the village to share in the burden that rampant pickleball play creates. I did question why the Coronado Recreation Center Director stated there were no plans to have pickleball in the Village at this time as there are two areas with courts that could accommodate a pickleball transition similar to what was achieved from the tennis courts in the Cays.

Further thoughts:

Cons/Thoughts:
 Please do not take the street down to one lane! That creates a multitude of safety issues, as does removing red curb. Right now we have a safe place to ride bikes in the street & a way to avoid errant balls/kids and runaway dogs while driving. I can't imagine any benefit of lane reduction that outweighs the cost.
 Please don't link to the bike path. While there is a perceived benefit to those of us on the south end of the Cays, I think opening up to the bike path will create more problems than it is worth (safety, congestion, etc).
 We don't need 2 parking lots, give that back to park space. More parking is only needed if you create more traffic and congestion Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 286 of 390 Attachment 9 4 (larger dog park, more pickleball, link to bike path, 100% programmed soccer, etc..). None of which you should do.  Why move tennis /pickleball courts? Or build new ones?  I don't believe a larger dog park is needed. The space along the wall is valuable due to its views, why not continue the viewing areas all along the wall? I like the idea of "fencing in" the dog park, in theory. Currently, the idea is to camouflage a chain link fence with shrubs and such. Given the past history of keeping landscaping healthy, I'm suspicious we'll eventually be looking at just a chain link fence. Is there a different medium that can be used in case the landscaping doesn't thrive?
 I don't think every space needs to be filled. A balance of open green space with some shade, some seating & minimal obstruction is what most people voiced as a desire.
 Shade trees should have minimal impact on the neighboring homes.
 There is a lot of lighting proposed, my first concern is the amount of light pollution this will create, a la the new Navy base.  Please don’t add a water feature as there are health issues from insects including West Nile virus which was just identified in Torrey Pines
 Please don’t add a sand volleyball court as this was done twice in the past and removed due to underutilization and health issues.  Please do not remove the line of sight views from the current residents.
 Please do not overdo the landscaping as the maintenance will be high and not manageable.
 Please do not plant invasive nor non-native plants.
 Please do not add more bathrooms as they will not be maintained well. See Spreckels Park as an example of how the city does not maintain public bathrooms well.

Pros/Thoughts:
 I love the bump outs, sunset viewing areas, a few walking paths,  Subtle
 I like the idea of a few spots of public art.
 I really like the idea of reducing the wall height to open up the beautiful views of the ocean. If we do this, can we keep the large landscaped drop off space on the other side of the wall as a deterrent?
 Love the focus on an enhanced play area for the kids in the area.

The idea of nature play is a very nice idea.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 287 of 390 Attachment 9 5  Understand many residents of the Cays rightfully enjoy their views.

More detail needs to be provided on proposed types of trees and height before any decision is made on adding trees for shade.

This park is very important to all Coronado residents. We live and breathe it every day and spend many hours enjoying it just as it is today.

I really appreciate the opportunity to take part in the planning process. I hope our opinions matter. I'm happy to answer any questions.

Sincerely,
Jessica Kelly
22Bahama Bend
Coronado, CA 92118

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2023 9:29 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Coronado Park Proposed Redesign - Resident Input Attachments: B&D park input.pdf
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2023 9:24:36 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Good morning Mr. Winney,

Attached for consideration is a letter from my wife and I offering some thoughts, concerns, and proposals responsive to the City’s request for community input on redesign of the Cays Park.  The letter includes two attachments intended only to be illustrative examples of possible interpretations of proposed design features.

Thank you for directing this communication to those thoughtfully considering such input.

Should anyone wish to speak with us further, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Kind regards,

DREW J. COUTO, ESQ.
858.354.3739

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2023 11:52 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Art {roposals
From: Doris Besikof <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2023 11:51:47 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Art {roposals
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My comment concerning the art proposal is as follows:

One large abstract sculpture in a bright color would serve best to compliment nature and serve as a meeting place or focus point. Proposed plans for the four themes would not necessarily compliment nature and they appeal to set themes or points of interest which would not serve the entire community. Coronado struggles enough with various identities assigned to it by the general public, some of which are deserved, many of which are not.

Large abstract outdoor sculptures are somewhat specialized. Please consider opening the call for presentations nationally, as well as locally.

Thank you for your consideration.

Doris Besikof, local artist, former Coronado Arts Commissioner for Visiual Arts in 2012.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2023 1:44 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park feedback.

From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2023 1:43:24 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park feedback.

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Thank you to Glenn Schmidt for the great presentation at CCHOA! A few thoughts for the final Cays Park design.
‐       Storage of soccer goals.  Provide an area for soccer or other large sporting equipment to be stored.  The current use of the volleyball sand pit for soccer goal storage has prevented citizens from developing a habit of playing volleyball at our park.   This is the only reason you have no demand for volleyball! ‐       Consider better parking for the dog area.  The number of cars and dogs jumping out of cars along the boulevard is too high.  Even a few feet of buffer from the lane of travel for car doors to open and dogs to jump out might be better. ‐       Separate the dog run, but not with a “fence”. Any local dog area with a fence quickly looks horrible as the dogs run back and forth along the fence killing the vegetation.  The dog run can effectively be separated form the rest of the part with landscaping and decorative features.  Please do not create a “fenced in area”. ‐       Keep baseball backstop and area for volleyball.  Multi‐use is fine, but areas for these sports should be kept to be ready for next years increased demand.
‐       Be very careful on plant species selection.  Numerous trees have been planted in the Park over the past 30 years, but the high salt concentration and occasional high winds have killed most of them. A deceptive environment. ‐       I recommend either the 50% or 75% solution as the basis for proceeding to adopt specific features. ‐
Regards
Marv
Marvin Heinze
[email protected]
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2023 9:45 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: A Few Comments on the Cays Park Plan
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From: MARY BERUBE <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2023 9:44:17 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: A Few Comments on the Cays Park Plan
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Thank you for your presentation to the HOA Board on Thursday, October 19th.  I did learn that the tennis/pickleball courts had some structural issues which does impact the opinion of moving the courts.  Now it’s a question of what the budget is for repair versus relocation.

As far as the dog park it concerned, post pandemic it needs to be fenced and identified as “the dog park.”  As a user of the dog park for a dozen years, and a dog trainer, the problem is now the owners and not the dogs.  They are interfering with other users of the park, as well as becoming a danger ‐ as noted by their actions during the presentation at the backstop by your planning group which I was unable to attend as I saw the dogs off leash and jumping on people.  I could not take that risk and many people who want to walk in the park cannot either.

So, fence the dog park which leaves the fields free and the dogs out of the playground.  Add paths so more people can actually use the park without being hit by a soccer ball or a dog.  Add seating to the playground area, remove and reconfigure the area where the goals are now situated, and stored.

Keep a grass backstop, make the basket ball court a half court.

No additional parking in the lot, but close the cul de sac.  Acknowledge that the fire station will be rebuilt and of a different size.

No roundabouts, no front end in parking.  Maybe reduce the red painted area for more parallel parking.

The park doesn’t need a giant reworking but it needs to accommodate all ages safely.

Thanks for listening!
Mary Berube
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2023 11:59 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Support of art
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From: Mary Christiansen <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2023 11:59:10 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Support of art
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My husband and I are long time property owners in Coronado and support two dimensional art for the cays park.  Mary and Tom Christiansen
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2023 2:28 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Suggestion for Cays Park Masterplan
From: Coronado Art Association <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2023 2:27:50 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Suggestion for Cays Park Masterplan
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Dear City Project Design Team:

This is to comment on the Coronado Cays Park masterplan currently  for public comment. I note that in each of the four design concepts  that there is only one location planned for one three dimensional work of art. The Coronado Art Association is a non profit  organization that has represented local artists for more than 75 years in Coronado. We represent more than fifty local fine artists.  Many of our artists produce  two dimensional works of fine art  that could be  reproduced or created in materials suitable for inclusion in a public  park setting. We support the inclusion of both two dimensional and three dimensional public art opportunities in this park.

In conclusion ,  this is to request and  encourage the inclusion of more art opportunities within the  next phase of the design process . Please  include both  two dimensional and three dimensional art opportunities in the next phase of the design process.

Thank your consideration
Sincerely
Uwe Werner
President
Coronado Art Association
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2023 4:23 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Feedback
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2023 4:22:22 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Phil Monroe <[email protected]>
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I'm impressed with the great outreach you have
conducted with this project. Folks are involved!

1. I am a big fan of the soccer matches that are
conducted on weekends. I favor the 4 field option, but
will also support the three field option. Here is what it looks like on some weekends:

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 295 of 390 Attachment 9 2 Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 296 of 390 Attachment 9 3 In this day and age, it seems to me that we should do all we can to support families and family activities. This is a scene for the future of our country.

2. If you are going to add more Pickle Ball Courts,
please remember that Pickle Ball is a noisy
sport. Please put any additional courts away from
Coronado Cays Blvd.; on the ocean side of the current
courts.

Phil Monroe
28 Bahama Bend
619 807-8543
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 1:42 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park Master Plan
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From: Patty Gonsenheim <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 1:41:19 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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Please include art in the new project, not just one sculpture. I’d like to see the community involved in creating bas relief, mosaics, stained glass etc.

Some ideas that could include local wildlife (the wild flamingos that spend time in the Cays, the local sea turtles, the dolphins in the Silver Strand, the falcons and seagulls).

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 1:53 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays park
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From: Nanette Saad <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 1:52:56 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays park
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Please include art in the Cays Park Master Plan, not just one sculpture. Mosaics, bas relief ceramic art, stained glass etc could be incorporated around the bathrooms, benches, floor, etc. I would like to see the local floral and fauna represented.ܷܸܷܸܷܸܷܸܵܶܵܶܵܶܵܶ
Thank you
Nanette Cevallos
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 4:38 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park planning
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From: Matilde zaragoza <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 4:37:45 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Park planning
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To whom it may concern
Please include art in the Cays Park Master Plan, not just one sculpture. Mosaics, bas relief ceramic art, stained glass etc could be incorporated around the bathrooms, benches, floor, etc. I would like to see the local floral and fauna represented, best regards Matilde Z
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 7:37 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Design option vote- option 4
From: Jill McLean <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2023 7:36:23 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Design option vote- option 4
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This is my official vote as a Coronado Resident with children playing sports.

Please, option 4 is the only option to consider as a family friendly , youth first, future considering , forward thinking town.

One Town, One Team
Jill McLean
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2023 7:22 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Option 3 or 4 vote
From: Michele Albin <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2023 7:21:18 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Option 3 or 4 vote
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To whom it may concern,
After visiting the viewing of the new Cays park proposals, I am very much in favor of option 3 or 4. This would be a waste of land if children could not use it for sports as much as people are able to use if for just walking and beauty. I feel there are many other places for people to enjoy the beauty of the Cays and Coronado, please let the children have their space too.

Thank you,
Michele Albin
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2023 6:03 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Public Art Comment
From: Marques Coronado <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2023 6:02:55 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: Cays Park Public Art Comment
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To whom it may concern,
We have been residents of Coronado for 23 years and are very involved in the art community. Artist Jean Pierre is a member of Coronado Art Association, San Diego Art Mart Association and shows his art at the Art in the Park, Coronado Historical Museum, Emerald C Gallery, Balboa Park and more.

There are so many wonderful local artists in Coronado. We are writing to express our desire to see public art at the Cays Park by local islander artists that show the natural beauty of our beautiful Coronado.

Have you ever thought of or looked at the addition of 2 dimensional art for the plan? This is what we envision.

Thank you for your consideration.

Health & peace,
Artist Jean Pierre Marques
http://www.JeanPierreFineArt.com
Linda Marques
619.889.0632
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2023 6:56 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Options
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From: Rocky Argobright <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2023 6:55:30 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Park Options
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To whom it may concern ‐
While I fully understand the interest in making changes to the Cays Park, I looked at the entire powerpoint with the options, but what is missing is “the why”.   Why the Change?  What is the ultimate end‐state of any change or no change?  I feel I would understand and be better equipped to make a recommendation for myself if I knew that information.  I did not get to attend any of the meetings, but I am happy to take an email in answering my above questions to understand the intent behind this.

I have thoroughly looked at all the options.   There are good options and ideas in all the options if the above is better understood.

My personal opinion, given the size of Coronado in general and the mere lack of space for outdoor sports, I would have to request that we stay as close as possible to OPTION 100 as we can. It is extremely important in the education and development of young kids to have a place to go play sports.  If this space is reduced considerably, then you will see much of Coronado’s youth leave the city to go into SD to play depriving Coronado the chance to develop young players in baseball, soccer, lacrosse, etc.

While the older generation of Coronado may not care about the above, one thing is true, Coronado, in general, is getting younger and changing.   We should want these areas to be available for youth activities and for Coronado to host other activities/events.

Thank you for your time.

V/R
Lucas Argobright
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 4:43 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan
From: Judy Hock <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 4:42:02 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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To whom it may concern,
As a resident of Coronado Cays, I'm asking that you closely consider the 25% option  or less for soccer fields.

The park is small. We need to share the space for multiple needs, not just soccer. Consider that parking is limited in the Cays. Already, soccer games create a huge influx of traffic. Families park their cars on Cays Boulevard and rush back and forth to their car for supplies, pets, and children. We already need to be extremely careful of the heavy pedestrian and automobile traffic during soccer events. Let's not make it outright dangerous! If someone gets hit by a car in this 30‐mile‐per‐hour zone, it will be a tragedy that could have been prevented. Consider ALL of your residents, not a select few from a soccer club.

Judy Hock
91 Port of Spain Rd, Coronado, CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:02 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Planning
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:01:14 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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I have lived in the Coronado Cays for 18 years.  I do not want the park to be dedicated to soccer use.  I would like to see a mixture of uses, similar to the 25% soccer plan that has been circulated.  I do not want to have to deal with the traffic and noise that a major soccer facility creates.  I like my quiet neighborhood, it is why we purchased our home in the Cays and not in the Village.  Please make sure that this park is truly multi‐use.  I want to see walking areas, landscaping with trees, picnic tables, etc.  The park should not be designed for and committed to a private soccer company.

Thank you,
Ben B Dameron
[email protected]
35 Port of Spain Road
Coronado, CA 92118-3237
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:17 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan
From: Abby Phillips <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:17:05 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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City of Coronado,
The do not like the options of the Master plan. The 25% plan is the closest to the best of the 4.

I don’t think that any area of a public park should be designed and set aside for just one private club because it is, of course, meant to be a public park for the City of Coronado.

There should be more pickleball courts as the courts we have are always used. They should be positioned along the wall near the bikeway/SR-75 if they are going to be moved. They should ALL be lighted.

There should not be a pond.

The baseball field should be kept.

There should not be so many trees and bushes.

The playground should be large.

The road should be kept as 4 lanes. Cars need the second lane because of all the parallel parked cars and bike usage. Unless there is a bike lane between the sidewalk and the parallel parked cars.

The existing wide open spaces gives usage of a variety of sports.

Thank you,
Abby Phillips
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:25 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Park
From: Lisa Abrantes <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:24:29 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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As a resident of Coronado for over 40 years and a regular (5 plus days a week, sometimes 7!) at the Cay's Dog Park, 25% is more than enough!  Do not entertain more than that for sports.  I have gone daily for years, soccer does not prevail.  The group is bossy, pushy and believes they can tell dog owners, walkers, recreation users, "move" from this area.  That is not a passive park.  The park needs to be a place of peace, calm and family friendly in addition to allowing dogs to have freedom, as very few parks allow the Cay's space it has now.  More would be amazing.  Residents deserve and have earned peace on the weekends, specifically.  Take the sports elsewhere, let them figure it out but to dominant the fields now, is obnoxious and allows for no peace for those looking for it.  Keep the park passive, earthy, dog friendly and family appealing.  Add more trees, we need space that allows for movement.

Also, think about grounding the electric wires, street improvements, all residents of Coronado should benefit from anything Coronado decides.  Redirect the spending, it makes sense.

Thanks.

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:28 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:28:19 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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Subject: Cays Park
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To the City of Coronado,

Please here are voices on the survey that was sent out regardless of your desire for soccer leagues to exist at the Cays Park! We have lived in the Cays for almost twenty years now and I feel I cannot use the park with so many teams practicing. Also, Saturdays are filled with many outsiders who congregate at the park for games; They  just take over. Are they paying HOA dues and Coronado taxes to finance our beautiful park??

My husband had to call the City of Coronado due to the soccer teams practicing on the basketball courts when he and my son wanted to shoot baskets. They refused to move with the coach just ignoring the request by my husband. This is unacceptable for a Cays homeowner to put up with this type of behavior.

You have heard our voices and have seen the results of the survey which overwhelmingly supports minimal usage by the soccer clubs. I hope you will be able to put your own opinions aside and act on the results of the survey.

Thank you,
Robin Welch

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:33 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:32:22 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: 'Kevin Reilly' <[email protected]>
Subject: Coronado Cays Park
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To whom it may concern:

Hello my name is Salli Mahaffy and I have a very long standing in the Cays community—back to 1973.   My family enjoyed the quiet community‐based environment for all these years.  However, I have been frustrated with the volume of traffic, parking and general increase in “people traffic” over the years. I am very much against dedicating so much of the park to a private soccer club!  This will inevitably lead to parking/traffic problems to say the least.  This area should at the most be allotted 25% usage.  Frankly, it feels like an imminent domain take over!!  I want to express my strong wish that you take this position into consideration and I know with certainty that many, many other residents feel the same way!
Thank you for reading my opinion,
Salli Mahaffy
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 6:01 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park plans
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From: Lauren Ryan <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 6:01:10 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Park plans
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I wanted to write specifically to let you know that I support the 25% master plan for the new community park.  We have owned our home here in the Cays going on 3 years and I have always said I thought the Cays Park was underutilized b/c there aren’t any trees or shade.  I also do NOT think that soccer should be a Cays Park priority, since this is a community public space.  I have always disliked their use of the fields, the mass amounts of water required to keep them up and again the lack of shady trees b/c of soccer.  There is Tidelands set aside specifically for that purpose, and they can move.

I would love to see the park really come to life for the residents instead of being a barren wasted space waiting for soccer practices.  I also really support a fenced in dog run.  I have never loved the thought that every tree in the park has dog pee under or near it.  They certainly have enough space for their dogs, we have to learn to share.  Thank you for your time
Lauren Ryan
757‐355‐0609
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 6:17 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: CAYS PARK FUTURE
From: penny brooke <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 6:16:24 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>; penny brooke <[email protected]> Subject: CAYS PARK FUTURE
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Please consider our request that the soccer portion of the newly designed Cay's park does not go beyond 25% usage space.  By limiting the usage space we will hopefully regain the enjoyable use of our park and our community. The Cays park was not created to be dominated by soccer as it has been in the last 10 years. The Cays residents have lost our ability to enjoy weekends at the park due to the traffic, parking issues, and total domination of our  Coronado community park by the soccer groups . The lawn is damaged after every tournament and then our park is closed for days for repairs. For years private soccer companies have used our park without being responsible for their Impact upon the residents of the Coronado Cays and other Coronado residents who cannot enjoy the  Cays park with the soccer domination.  You have the opportunity to improve the future for the entire city of Coronado. Please do not continue the misuse of this rich community resource. Thank you very much. Sincerely, Penny and Sands Brooke, Coronado Cay's homeowners
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 6:28 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park
From: Vanessa Veazie <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 6:27:54 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Kevin Reilly <[email protected]>
Subject: Coronado Cays Park
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Dear City of Coronado,
I am a Coronado Cays homeowner residing at 39 Bridgetown Bend. When we purchased the house in 1999 there was no soccer in the park, only a recreational park for humans and dogs with a beautiful view of the ocean. I understand that times change but am unwilling to cede our beautiful park to all soccer all weekend. I would like it noted that I prefer the 25% soccer option in the Cays Park redesign.

Sincerely,
Vanessa J Veazie
39 Bridgetown Bend
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 8:30 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park 25% Plan Preference
From: Nicole Lenhart <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 8:29:14 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Cays Park 25% Plan Preference
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To whom it may concern,
I’m a life long Coronado resident, currently residing in the Coronado Cays. I’m also a parent of a 1‐year old and frequent Cays park‐goer. I have many years ahead to enjoy this park and can’t stress enough how much I’d like to see the 25% plan implemented for our community. This plan strikes the balance of beauty and functionality. We NEED shade, places for picnics and leisure, an updated playground, paths, and nature. Please consider the recent survey of the residents closest and most effected by these changes and make a data‐driven decision.

Thanks so much for reading.

Nicole Lenhart
619‐987‐4846
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:58 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Opposed to Changes to Cays Park
From: Jerry Toci <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2023 5:58:16 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Opposed to Changes to Cays Park
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I am opposed to any changes to Cays Park.  If forced to choose, I support the 25% formula.

Parks and playgrounds become the heart of communities.  By providing outdoor spaces for community members to get outside and be active, parks help encourage a healthy lifestyle.

Therefore, public parks should never be used for organized, competitive team sports.  Such activities increase vehicle use by outside groups, which increases traffic and pollution.

Competitive team sports completely changes the nature of public parks.  Competitive meets exclude the people a park is intended to serve, damages the grass and increases maintenance costs with no benefits whatsoever to the community.

Gerald Toci
27 Aruba Bend
Coronado 92118
(619) 651‐4045

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 2:13 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays park design
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From: Bonnie Garrett <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 2:12:15 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays park design
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I wanted to state that I am adamantly in favor of not having a private club have control of our park and that I favor the 25% option for the redesign of the park.

We who live in the Cays deserve to have a lovely passive park to enjoy and no one wants to have more traffic that these soccer clubs bring.

Allow me to state that the village of Coronado has many passive parks but we have just one and to have it invaded on a regular basis with private sports clubs is not acceptable.

Please feel free to reach out to me directly if you wish.

Bonnie Garrett
12 Bridgetown Bend
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 10:18 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan
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From: Elizabeth Gische <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 10:17:35 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan
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To the CIty of Coronado:

We are writing to provide our input for the important Cays Park Master Plan.

Our family, including adults and children, would like to have a Cays Park that serves the diverse group of ages and interests of the community.

At present, the park largely serves only the needs of the sport of soccer run by a private club. This is unfair in a public park that should be inclusive and serve the variety of ages and interests of the residents. It is also particularly unfair to the Cays, because no other public park in Coronado is devoted primarily to soccer (if at all). Why doesn't Tidelands Park have soccer while Cays Park is primarily set aside for soccer club sports? For example, the park could include:

A small fitness area with chin up bar, etc., to help those who are interested in physical fitness.

A grouping of shade trees (away from the dog park area) and benches would provide a welcome spot for older community members to gather for relaxation and conversation.

A sunset viewing deck
A gazebo or pavilion that could serve multiple functions such as music performances, yoga, etc., appealing to a variety of community interests.

We strongly support the 25% option of the Cays Park Master Plan.

Thank you, in advance, for hearing our voices and considering our input.

Sincerely,
Elizabeth Gische
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53 Catspaw Cape
Coronado, CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 1:15 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Use of Cays park
From: judy steinfeldt <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 1:14:24 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Use of Cays park
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My family very much does not want to see this open, residential park turned into a heavily used soccer tournament venue. We regularly walk our dog and mingle with other park users. The parking and crowds are already pushing this wonderful family park to the limits. Please have consideration for the local families.

Sincerely
Judy And Steve Steinfeldt
Jamaica Village Residents
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 1:33 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park 25%
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From: D Bigler <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 28, 2023 1:33:03 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Cc: Kevin Reilly
Subject: Cays Park 25%
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To whom it may concern,
I represent 4 voters in my household and hundreds of Cays residents that voiced their views in a survey who live and pay taxes in the Cays and Coronado. The park in our neighborhood should serve Cays residents and Coronado residents in that order. Just like Spreckles Park serves Villages residents and Coronado residents in that order.

While I enjoy seeing youth activity on our fields, I would much prefer the 25% design that enhances the park for everyone. Allowing a private club organization to dominate a park meant to serve the public good, could be a derelict of your public duty of representation. If you would not use Speckles Park in the same manner, please give the same consideration to the residents of the Cays that pay taxes and vote.

There seems to be a park on the bay that was designed for youth sports. Let’s take full advantage of that. Please treat the Cays Park with residents in mind. Private club sports that contribute almost no revenue to our community should not be prioritized exclusively over tax paying or rent paying residents.

Nothing against soccer but what if some kids want to play flag football? Apparently our kids in the Cays can’t just show‐ up and use their neighborhood fields because a private organization monopolizes our fields with ongoing exclusive reservations. How is that fair and equitable?
Please don’t misunderstand, I truly enjoy the youth activity and would much rather see kids play, than seeing under utilized fields. That being said, at 25% we would still enjoy seeing our kids play soccer or any other sport., as well as, everything else that could be enjoyed with a redesign.

Respectfully,
David
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 5:08 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Coronado Cays Park
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From: MARY RUSSELL <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 5:07:29 AM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Subject: Coronado Cays Park
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Here is my request for the Cays Park:

I’m choice is to leave The Park as it is. It is well used, daily. The Dog Park is as it should be. It is as great destination for dog walkers.

The area near the Fire Station is used by people & by families, regularly. Not just weekends.

Leave The Park as it is. It works very well.

This Park should Not have a dedicated areas for sports. That is not the best use of this area.

Mary Russell,
Who lives in The Cays
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 7:01 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan
From: Patricia Gonsenheim <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 7:00:24 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan
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When planning this new park, please take into consideration that it should serve the community it is in and not outside soccer clubs. Those of us who regularly use the park are extremely annoyed by the soccer tournaments and strongly object to the games in our Cays community.

Furthermore, we really like the idea of incorporating art in the project that might represent our the wildlife around us.

Dolphins, sea turtles, moon jellyfish, seagulls etc should adorn the outside walls of bathrooms, benches, water features etc.

Kind Regards,
The Gonsenheim Family
51 The Point
Green Turtle
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 7:29 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Use of Cays Park
From: Donald Welch <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 7:28:40 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Use of Cays Park
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To Whom it may concern:

Thank you for allowing my wife and me to share our thoughts with you.

We don't believe a private soccer entity should have any ownership or use of the CAYS Park on a regular basis. Not even 25% use of the field. The park is Coronado‐funded by Coronado residents. My wife and I are Coronado Cays owners paying taxes to fund the park. Every morning, I jog to and through the park and enjoy the park on a regular basis with my family.

On several occasions, while raising our children in the Cays, the soccer program regularly overtook the full‐court basketball court and other areas of the park. Even when we asked to practice on the court and for the coach and his soccer team to move to the grass area of the park, the soccer coach ignored us. At times, throughout the past 20 years, the entire park has been overtaken by soccer.

There seems to be confusion as to why so many changes to the park appear to focus on accommodating soccer. I disagree with this philosophy.

Thank you for your consideration,
Dr. Don and Robin Welch
30 Antigua (20 years owner)
Former owners of 32 Trinidad Bend (12 years)
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Center for Enriching Relationships, Inc.
4025 Camino del Rio South, Suite 250
San Diego, CA 92108
P: 619.865.4447
F: 619.280.5420
W: www.CERsandiego.org
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 7:48 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Input on the Coronado Cays park designs
From: Hopsong <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2023 7:47:12 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Input on the Coronado Cays park designs
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Mr. Winney,
I'm a Coronado homeowner writing to provide my opinion of the Coronado Cays master plan designs. I live in the village but I spent a lot of time at the Cays park over 8 years when my daughter and son played soccer for Nado Select.

I looked at the designs several times when going to swim at the Coronado Rec Center and I have to say I like the 100 version and not just because it maximizes the soccer fields. I think it has key features of other designs, maximizes the walk‐way along the fence by the far wall, and has the fewest number of parking spaces.

The versions featuring a pond and multiple wing statues don't meet the public needs‐‐we've got water at the beach and we can put art installations in the simpler version later if we still value that. I guess I do like the sand volleyball area in one of the designs but it is so far back in the park I don't think it will be used. Besides, we've got lots of beaches and some nets if we want this feature in Coronado.

What we need are fields for youth to run and play and compete in a sport that will prepare them for a life of teamwork and physical fitness. The soccer fields bring many to the Cays, myself included, and that is a lot better than a little‐ attended park for the benefit of Cays residents only.

Thank you.

Glenn Hopson
[email protected]
1215 3rd Street
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 8:40 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays park
From: Julie Grazian <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 8:40:09 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays park
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My preference is the 25% option. In addition I would like to see extensive shade structures over the children's playground.

Sincerely,
Julia Grazian
52 Antigua Ct.

Coronado, CA
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 11:26 AM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: soccer in the park
From: Pat Brogan <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 11:26:14 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: soccer in the park
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We oppose the expansion of any soccer in the park as it serves more the communities outside of the Cays and just adds traffic.

Pat Brogan
Jim Mason
50 Admiralty Cross
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 12:01 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park surrvey
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From: Nancy Hall <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 12:00:32 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Cc: Nancy H
Subject: Cays Park surrvey
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I cannot find the official survey form but would like to register my opinions.  First, keep as is, Second‐plan 4.  Keep as much grass/greenery as possible.  Cays Park is like NYC’s Central Park to Coronado.  More green, more mental health.

Nancy Hall
430 I Ave
Coronado
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 12:17 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Analysis & Comments
Attachments: Letter Summary 10.28.23.docx
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 12:15:08 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; 'Lisa Brenden' <[email protected]>; Dave <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Analysis & Comments
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Tony Winney, City Officials and Schmidt Design Group:

I am attaching a letter with some brief analysis and current comments on the Cays Park project.

Please distribute copies to the respective officials.

Best regards,
RG
RG Head, PhD
Brigadier General, USAF (Ret.)

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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 1:04 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park
From: Robin Hagemann <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 1:03:30 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park
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Schmidt Design Group,
Thank you for your professionalism during this process. I attended each of your public sessions and was impressed with the way you approached ALL members of the public even canines when they jumped on you during interactions. It is particularly special that you went to residents homes in order to address view concerns and recognized that trees or other features might impact their views and talked about possible changes in the designs to prevent the loss of views.

Your design options present a wide range of options for Coronado and its visitors.

My final comments are on behalf of a group that is unable to send in comments due to their age. I use the park 2‐3 days a week with my preschool age granddaughter. There are often other 2‐4 year olds playing on the structure in the morning when we go, and in the evening when the preschooler's siblings are playing soccer. The two biggest concerns in the play area are: 1. Unleashed dogs in the play area. (They jump on the children and often poop and pee where young children play) and,  2. The playground equipment is in disrepair (Kids are getting cut on pieces of rusted metal etc).

Thus my requests on behalf of the toddlers that play in the park are: 1. Please contain the dogs and find ways to restrict them from coming to areas where children play and 2. Update the playground equipment and make it safe and age appropriate for a wide range of children.

Thank you again for all your hard work and effort toward creating a special place in the Cays that dogs, children and seniors can use at the same time.

Best Regards
Robin Hagemann
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 1:42 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: CAYS PARK…LESS IS MORE…
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From: Jane Dean <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 1:41:26 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: CAYS PARK…LESS IS MORE…
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…less is more….Cays Park should continue to be a neighborhood park for passive “local” use and not a venue for everyone in San Diego county…   no need for more benches, picnic tables, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, soccer fields, playground equipment, walking trails, biking trails, restrooms, shrubs, bushes, sunset viewing areas, parking, rotaries, night lighting, etc……Cays Park is located in a residential neighborhood with one way in and one way out…let’s repair the sprinklers (which was the reason for exploring costly upgrades) and move on… Jane Dean
28 Half Moon Bend
Coronado,CA 92118
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 2:26 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Feedback
From: Christy M <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 2:26:07 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park Feedback
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To Whom It May Concern,
I have been a resident of the Coronado Cays for almost 3 years.  I don't have a dog, children, or play soccer, so during these three years, I have only used the park a couple times.  It would be nice to have a park that ALL residents can enjoy.

I strongly believe that no one PRIVATE organization (soccer) should have so much use of a PUBLIC park.  I voted for the 25% option but only because that was the smallest option available to me.

I would love to be able to use the park with walking paths, shade trees (hopefully not impeding my neighbors views), benches, a place to enjoy sunset, etc, etc.  There is so much that can be done to this open space to make it enjoyable for all Cays residents to enjoy!
Sincerely,
Christy Martin
52 Antigua Court
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 3:14 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Comment: CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN
From: Kevin Reilly <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 3:13:24 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: Glen Schmidt <[email protected]>; Chris Tiffany <[email protected]>; Tony Winney <[email protected]>
Subject: Comment: CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN
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To Whom It May Concern:

MY BASIC POSITION IS THIS:

I support the idea of the 25% Option as further defined below with the caveat that all active sports should be in the north half of the park, leaving the southern half fully dedicated to passive recreation.

A PASSIVE RECREATION PARK
Having conducted two extensive surveys regarding Cays Park in the last 3 years, with over 700 responses from Cays residents, one thing I know is that the vast majority of Cays residents want a beautiful passive recreation park.

This is not unreasonable, and it should not be surprising. Village residents have 16 city‐owned, taxpayer‐funded, beautiful passive recreation parks from which to choose; Cays residents should have at least one.

In the bigger picture, said another way, I believe Cays Park should one day be to the Cays what Spreckels Park is to the Village‐‐the one centrally located, always available, beautiful passive recreation park that everyone knows, loves, and wouldn't want to be without. Cays Park certainly does not fill that bill now.

And of course: Cays Park, like Spreckels, should be for everyone‐‐not just for sports people and dogs.

THE SOCCER QUESTION
As we all know by now, the one big question regarding Cays Park is how much soccer there should be.

Over the last four years, for the duration of the Cays Park Master Plan project, the city has given the "big boy" seat at the table to the Coronado Futbol Club, over and over and over again.

At one point it got so bad even the Mayor labeled it "a soup sandwich." But then the Mayor himself, joined by Councilmember Sandke, rolled over to the desires of the Futbol Club when they mobbed the April 19, 2022 Council meeting. Together they proposed dropping the three planned options altogether and immediately giving the entire open space of the park over to the Futbol Club's demands.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 332 of 390 Attachment 9 2 At that meeting the remaining three Councilmembers also rolled over to the Futbol Club's demands, but to a lesser extent. They voted to shift the 3 planned schematics from exploring three different "styles" the park could conceivably be to instead exploring three different "degrees of soccer dominance" the park might have.

And all three "options" were completely weighted in favor of the Futbol Club.

Imagine if I were to ask you how many soccer balls you want in your living room, and gave you choices of 50, 75, or 100? Maybe you don't want any soccer balls in your living room at all? Why is that not a choice? Why is the Council only listening to the Coronado Futbol Club? Are they completely unaware of the desires of Cays residents? Do they not care about the desires of Cays residents? Why are we using soccer balls to determine the decor of your living room in the first place? Why are we using the demands of a private soccer club to become the fundamental basis for the design of a public park?
This is not good governance.

A few months later the Council allowed a 25% choice to be added when the Cays HOA made that suggestion.

If the School District needed Cays Park for school sports, or if the City's Recreation Department needed Cays Park for their programs, I would support it. These are public programs, and I would expect that they would not dominate the entire open space of the park.

But the Coronado Futbol Club is a private organization, and I believe it is simply wrong to entertain such outrageous demands from a private organization for exclusive rights to such a large percentage of the open space in a public park.

For years the Futbol Club has thoroughly dominated the use of the park, and now they even dominate the design process. This is as wrong as wrong can be.

WE NEED TO GET IT RIGHT
The present City Manager has said many times, "We need to get this right." Of course everyone will agree with that statement, but opinions on the definition of "right" vary widely.

As former City Manager Mark Ochenduszko said, Cays Park was meant to be a primarily passive recreation park for Cays residents.

To me this is the fundamental truth, and it is the definition of "right." A park must serve all citizens before it serves a select few.

At the same time I know that field space is limited in Coronado, and I also know that Tidelands Park, which was built specifically for Coronado youth field sports, is not being used efficiently. And given that Cays Park is relatively large by city standards, some compromise is reasonable.

The first priority should be to maximize the efficiency of Tidelands Park for the purpose for which it was built: Coronado youth field sports. Despite what lazy naysayers might offer, this idea should be pursued with resolve. Many significant improvements are possible at minimal expense, and it is possible to bring the Port onboard with the concept because many of the improvements would enable the park to better serve the region rather than just Coronado. This can be done.

Once the Tidelands Park question has been answered, that would be the time to proceed with the next step in the Cays Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 333 of 390 Attachment 9 3 Park Master Plan.

But I would offer that, no matter what the answer is at Tidelands, my view is that _at most_ Fields 3 and 4 should be set aside for soccer use.

That means removing the backstop on Field 3 and putting grass in to replace the dirt infield.

Such action provides two full fields for soccer use in Cays Park if desired.

Thus my view is that the optimal "solution" is to dedicate the entire north half of the park to active sports and leave it just as it is, with the exception of the removal of the baseball backstop as described.

This approach will minimize unnecessary expense, and will importantly preserve views for Bahama residents, and minimize inflicting them with any more pickleball noise. This is important.

The southern half of the park should be turned into a beautiful passive recreation park, to include a children's play area.

The surveys that I conducted provide many details on exactly what Cays residents want in this regard and I believe their views should be given primary consideration in the design.

BOTTOM LINE
The city has a trustee‐like responsibility to manage public property for public benefit. By giving so much consideration to the Futbol Club‐‐by making them the primary driver in the design of the park‐‐they are abrogating this responsibility.

The time is long past due to correct this situation. Some large portion of Cays Park needs to be dedicated full‐time to passive recreation like a "normal" park.

The obvious way to do that is to dedicate the southern half of the park to that purpose because there are already playing fields and active recreation amenities in the north half of the park.

Overall, the north half for active recreation, the south half for passive recreation.

It's fair, it's reasonable, it's cost effective, and it's the best compromise possible.

Many thanks for your work on this project!
Kevin Reilly
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 3:31 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park
From: Marty Bohl <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 3:30:12 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
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I am writing to urge the City to adopt a Cays Park plan that addresses the needs of residents of the Cays ‐ the 25% solution.

A large proportion of Cays residents are empty nesters and retired.  I am one of them.  We deserve to have a park better suited to our needs.

We don't need acres of soccer fields.  I don't have a dog and don't play tennis (or soccer), making the current park design practically useless for me.  It's not fair to Cays residents that our only local park is not well suited for the vast majority of us.

Please adopt a plan that respects the demographics of the Cays ‐ the 25% plan.

R.M. Bohl
52 Antigua Ct.

Coronado
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 3:47 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park
From: Harold Nevin <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 3:46:56 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]>; Henry Angelino <[email protected]>; Rick & Linda Hine KVO 81 <[email protected]>
Subject: Cays Park
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City of Coronado:

I am a Cays' resident of more than 16 years. I have been a CCHOA board member, and have always tried to be attentive to our association's best interests.

As for the Cays Park plans, I strongly support the 25% plan. I believe that this area should be, as its name implies, a park for all to enjoy, and and not mainly a sports field. The 25% plan would give us both.

Harold Nevin
17 Kingston Ct.

Coronado
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 9:35 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cays Park Master Plan
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From: Rebecca M <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2023 9:34:46 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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Dear Planners,
My husband and I recently purchased a home in the Cays and learned about the proposed changes to the Cays Park. I did fill out a survey purported to be prepared by a Cays resident, but I felt many of the questions were leading and seemed to want to limit the use of youth soccer groups.

I favor the fourth plan, the 100% playing field availability. One of the amenities I enjoy at the park is the vast lawn. It is actually rare to see such beautiful expanse of grass. That said, the park could use some more trees and benches perhaps around the perimeter.

My husband and I are in our 70s and have enjoyed watching our grandson play soccer there some weekends. Several residents seem disgruntled that the fields are being used by “for profit” sports teams. Obviously, they have little contact with children playing sports. The days of all volunteer organizations for sporting activities are gone. The complexities of dealing with children and their safety is costly and thus are run by professionals. Though as in my grandson’s case, the coaches are usually parent volunteers. Even the sport programs offered by the City of Coronado are run by professionals who are paid a salary.

I also believe the dog run area is too big and should have a fence. I often see dogs in the non‐run area. It is not unusual to find dog poo in the playing fields. Dog owners often get so carried away with their conversations or cell phones, they fail to pick up after their pets. I no longer take my dog there as he’s a smallish medium size and is usually bowled over by the larger dogs racing around. It would be nice to have a smaller dog area as well so those that are a bit timid can socialize too. An excellent example was a dog park I saw in Fort Bragg, CA, ‐ half was for “Big Dogs and those who think they are” and the other was for “Little dogs and those who are shy.” It would be nice to have access to the bike path from the southern end of the park. I’d very much like to walk to IB for coffee now and again, but walking all the way to the entry kiosk or driving there, seems counterproductive. And I agree with some that lowering the wall or installing a viewing platform to see the ocean would be a definite enhancement. My husband is very interested in an outdoor exercise area with simple equipment and instructions.

We oppose the First Plan a the idea of a water feature is ludicrous. We have water on two sides. The Bay is usually very calm and perfect for sailing toy boats. I would be afraid of the liability of a body of water.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 337 of 390 Attachment 9 2 As for a theme, the Cays itself seems inspired by the Caribbean and I think the park should follow that theme.

That is my input on the park.

Our property is at 64 Spinnaker Way.

Rebecca Motlagh
(619)913‐1919
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2023 11:55 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Cay park feedback
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From: Tina Starr <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2023 11:54:04 PM (UTC‐08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) To: Cays Park
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(Re‐sending, as not sure if this had been received when sent last month) Hello! These park renderings are sure elaborate and impressive…. but they are just too much for this amazingly unique park we are so fortunate to have. Wide expansive open areas that are multifunctional. They provide much field space for our active youth’s recreation. They provide unobstructed views of the ocean, sunsets, beach and sky. They give space for kite flying and family gatherings and fun. It provides an area for dogs to play and run.

Could the park use some updates? Yes. The play structure is rusting. The only picnic tables are in the dog area.

Having a community area with more benches and tables for people to gather for sunsets and ocean viewing would be nice.

Putting in ponds (we have the ocean as our water view) and fountains (we have the sounds of the waves) and trees (would obstruct the views)…will only end up taking away from this unique wonderful park.

Reducing traffic lanes to add parking could potentially be a safety hazard for residents as we only have one way to get out of the neighborhood.

We LOVE this park. It is so beautiful and unique. Please don’t take away from what we naturally have to make things more fancy… leave that for some city center park, not one that is next to the ocean and just so refreshing and open and multifunctional because of its expansive area.

Tina Starr
Blue Anchor Cay neighborhood
[email protected]
503‐927‐7996
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From: Michele Miller <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2023 4:05 PM
To: Glen Schmidt; Chris Tiffany; Charles O'Donnell
Subject: FW: Option 2
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From: Melanie Toci <[email protected]>
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I think Option 2 is a good balance for users of the park and sports.

It is very important to me that the lovely wide Boulevard with the open views remains unobstructed.  It makes all the difference in entering our lovely community.  To have the wide boulevard and sweep of spacious green makes it a park and that is what is important to me along with the other lovely amenities and courts that have been outlined.

Melanie Toci
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From: Bernardo Zavala <[email protected]>
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Hello,
As a long time resident of Coronado with children involved in sports, such as: soccer, tennis and baseball; I am also a sports enthusiast myself focusing on tennis, and practicing those other sports with my kids, it is of utmost importance that we maintain the same space for sports as we have now have, and do not, in any way, shape or form take away these spaces from our youth, as well as from our seniors, and all residents and visitors.

It is absurd that the city council is even considering to remove all these spaces, with a complete redesign leaving no space for sports.

Of course there can be and should be improvements, for example, the bathrooms are in need of a very much needed remodeling, maybe include new ones by the tennis/pickle ball courts.

Also, picnic benches should be part of the addition by the playground area as well as by the dog park.

The inclusion of trees would be a huge detriment to the owners of the ocean view properties which values would be diminished.

Thank you.

Bernardo Zavala
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Subject: FW: Feedback
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I would like to see more pickleball courts added. Pickleball is a very fast growing sport, and to accommodate even more players in the future, more court should be added.

Thank you,
Cindy Pittman
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15 Saint Christopher’s Lane
Coronado, CA 92118
H: (619) 423-7857
September 18, 2023
Tony Winney
Assistant City Manager
Coronado City Manager’s Office
Coronado, CA 92118
CC: Glen Schmidt, Schmidt Design Group
Henry Angelino, CCHOA
Coronado City Council
Tina Friend, City Manager
Re: Coronado Cays Park Design Options
Hello Mr. Winney,
Thank you to Mr. Schmidt’sfor the presentation outlining the options and providing details on September 12, 2023. On behalf of our family, we appreciate the creative thoughts offered and the interest in hearing feedback from the community regarding the proposed changes. We also very much appreciate the concept of the amenity alternatives meaning the ability to “plug and play” various options.

First and foremost, for our family, we have appreciated the open field space for active use over the twenty-six years we have resided in Coronado, specifically in the Coronado Cays. We are true believers in the positive aspect that both organized sports and free play that this park offers the community. Having children involved in sport activities enables their overall growth through commitment and teamwork as well as encouraging lifelong good health perspective. The benefit of being active for all citizens has such a positive aspect for one’s mind and spirit, especially as we are coming out of Covid isolation periods that impacted much of our youth and elderly citizens. Concisely, we are proponents of maintaining the 100% usage option. Alternatively, we could be agreeable to the 75% option at a minimum (in other words, the 25% and 50% options are poor choices in our opinion primarily because many of the amenities offered under these options would be detrimental to the overall community use). And we do believe we have strong knowledge on this topic as we use this park every day; being avid walkers and bicycle riders, we use the park regularly. Likewise, we have been bringing our dogs to the dog park during our entire time living in the Cays. We currently are there every morning so that our dog can play with other dogs.

Likewise, we have gained friends in the community through our interactions at dog park.

One key item which hasn’t been addressed is the irrigation. Each morning, we walk through overwatered grass areas and the same sections of sidewalk that have been puddles for years remain in place.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 343 of 390 Attachment 9 Pros:
 Presuming the fire department and also the CUSD school bus(es) do not need the cul de sac area, re-purposing the area to incorporate better use is creative.  Maintaining 4 fields for use; minimally 3 fields.
 Remodel of bathroom similar to what was done in Spreckles Park (single use, open water basin for hand washing). The park size warrants only one (remodeled) bathroom.  Maintain a full court for basketball.
 Dog park with both fencing and natural concealed fencing (bushes lining the area); believe the existing space is sufficient based upon personal experience. Having heard others input, would suggest that an additional park specifically for small dogs could be added near Montego playground (near the Loews).
 Reduced wall height (although could be a safety hazard too) in some areas. Is there an option for some sort of glass viewing alternative?
 Children’s playground – good location today, would suggest adding some additional seating (table benches) and shade in the area.
 Option for public art and event space are already available and believe these are good options for the community as well. Likewise, presume storm water treatment is already in place.

Mixed Pro/Con Notes (some note indifference):
 Fitness hub/loop is a nice idea, however, concerned about the maintenance of any equipment.

Would like more details on this amenity.
 Based upon current use, believe we have the right number of pickle ball and tennis courts available today. Adding a shaded area with table/benches makes sense.  While the baseball diamond doesn’t have a lot of use, it is used and should remain as an option for active play.
 Kite/Sunset Hill/Sunset Deck – love the idea of this option, not sure how much it will actually be used. For example, there are many people in Trinidad and Mardi Gras village with decks at their homes and rarely do we see them being utilized.
 Garden – we have lots of areas with floral plants in the community already along with Grand Caribe Island/Port of San Diego.
 Picnic areas – the current available tables/benches are not overly utilized today (they do get used, but not sure how many additional sites are needed).
 Bicycle repair station would probably be used.
 Parking – while additional parking and revamping of the current lot would be helpful for safety reasons, the detriment to the community in reducing the 4 lanes to 2 lanes would have a significant impact on those that live here. Additional crosswalks would be helpful, however, the larger issue is that automotive traffic does not follow current laws in stopping for pedestrians as it is (including in crosswalks). Other than for soccer tournaments (four times per year), we have ample parking currently available.
 Lighting – removing existing lighting from the median and replacing it in the park needs to be done with great care; specifically, when looking at the lighting that is blinding in Silver Strand Navy Housing when heading north on highway 75, want to ensure that we are not creating a similar situation.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 344 of 390 Attachment 9 Cons:
o Relocating pickle ball and tennis courts (as identified in the 25%, 50% and 75% option). The cost of doing this as well as the location would seem to have a negative impact on the sport (due to wind).
o Removal of the small field as the “little ones” like to be able to play organized sports and it promotes community spirit and long-term friendships.
o Two bathrooms are not needed (as identified in the 25%/50% option). o Volleyball court – in all the years lived here, we have seen this area be used very little perhaps because the beach is across the street and people prefer to play there (or perhaps it’s because of the wind impact on the sport because of its location as noted above; similar impact may occur with the pickle and tennis court suggested relocation). o Bike path connection through the park would have limited use as we have the main entrance already being used.
o Model boat pond – water hazard (safety reasons) as well as mosquito attraction. o Roadway adjustment to a 2-lane street (with roundabouts) will create issues for the homeowners and illustrating this concept ONLY under the 100% option is a natural deterrent to those in the community to cause this option to be viable alternative (in other words, 100% option 1 is our preferred option but not with the roadway reduction to create more parking spots that are only needed a few times a year; perhaps, money would be better spent on a golf cart to shuttle people for the few times a year that the parking is an issue). o The reduction to a 2-lane street seems to have significant structural and safety flaws for residents and visitors.
o Head in parking (west side) will create traffic and safety issues. o While not directly impacted, many homeowners would lose their personal views of the ocean/beach based upon adding too many structures (additional tennis/pickle ball courts, landscaping, shade structures, and possibly lighting which may shine directly into their homes); their viewpoints should be given consideration.

Having shared pros and cons above (specifically related to the “Amenities”), please know that we are concerned about the costs of some of these ideas and do believe the financial return on investment is appropriate to share with the community to allow for a full analysis of those who regularly use the park.

Ultimately, believe allowing for open space with active use for both our youth and aging populations far outweighs the expense and amenities that may not be well used.

We respectfully request that the elimination of the street reduction from the 100% option be reconsidered and offer a design option that can fit within the current allotted parking space.

Thank you for your time and consideration to hearing from residents of Coronado. I (Lisa) am happy to participate in any additional workgroups.

Kind regards,
Kevin and Lisa Brenden
Cell (Kevin): 619-865-1084
Cell (Lisa): 619-865-3885
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Beth A. Ballerini
Drew J. Couto
71 Half Moon Bnd
Coronado, CA 92118
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(619) 997-2384
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(858) 354-3739
October 18, 2023
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Mr. Tony Winney
Assistant City Manager
City of Coronado
Re: CORONADO CAYS PARK MASTER PLAN PROCESS
Dear Mr. Winney,
In response to the City’s request for resident input, we wish to share our thoughts and ideas as to the future of the Coronado Cays Park.

Thank you for this opportunity.

At the outset, allow us to begin by pointing out the obvious: our family views the City as a wonderful place to live and are appreciative of staff’s efforts to maintain its unique character and wonderful quality of life.

EXISTING POSITIVE PARK ATTRIBUTES
As Cays residents, we are fortunate to walk through or by some portion of the Cays Park on a near daily basis.

Two of Park’s most positive attributes, standing out to even infrequent guests, are its vast uncluttered Open Green Space and proximity to the sea.

Based on our personal observations, two areas of the Park are well utilized each day: the Dog Park and the tennis and pickleball courts.

For planning purposes, we are hopeful that these existing uses are given due and innovative consideration. In particular, we believe it vital the City consider:
• Preservation of a meaningful form of privacy and tranquility for first responders serving as fireman at the Cays’ substation. • ‘Maximizing’ and segregating the Dog Park area – e.g., the enclosed 2.00-acre allocation proposed under the 75% Plan is accommodated on whatever ‘plan’ is eventually selected; and, • Improvement of the existing tennis/pickleball area by realignment of existing tennis/pickleball courts and the addition of a total of eight pickleball courts and two
‘stadium/championships’ courts, one each for tennis and pickleball on the northern-most section of the Park (see attachments).

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OCTOBER 18, 2023
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Beth A. Ballerini & Drew J. Couto
71 Half Moon Bnd
Coronado, CA 92118

PROPOSED PARK ATTRIBUTES OF INTEREST/CONCERN

1. Preservation of at least 75% of the existing open space/field areas. We believe it possible to creatively preserve as much as 90% of the open space area while making many of the improvements proposed. Open space is a continually diminishing resource within the City. None of the proposals clearly set forth either a practical or aspirational community need underlying proposed reductions of open space in this park.

2. Expansion of existing parking and Children’s Playground Area combined with partial closure/realignment of western end of Grand Caribe Causeway. Closure of the cul-de-sac would achieve two objectives: provide additional park space and, reduce traffic interference with fire station operations, primarily emergency vehicle ingress and egress.

Simultaneous consideration should be given to a slight expansion of existing off-street parking on the southeastern side of that corner, a corresponding expansion of the adjacent children’s playground, the addition of a dedicated entrance to the parking from Coronado Cays Blvd, a single exit point onto the eastbound lane of Grand Caribe Causeway, and the designation of the westbound lane as limited to fire department and other emergency vehicles.

Traffic in front of the fire station, particularly during regional sporting events (soccer), consistently blocks and/or otherwise inhibits ingress and egress from the station. Realignment of that street would significantly reduce if not eliminate that as a problem. It will not impact use of the park in any meaningful fashion.

3. The addition of ocean/sunset viewing areas, but our interest is tempered slightly.

As it is currently utilized, the Cays Park serves, primarily, as a community park rather than a regional park. The addition of certain proposed amenities could significantly change that character, serving as draws for regional visitors to the Park, which foreseeably represents material incremental burdens on City services and Cays residents.

With new viewing, dedicated picnic, and playground areas weekend usage, particularly holiday weekends, is foreseeably significantly greater than it currently is. Related services such as litter and trash removal would be correspondingly burdened as it is unlikely that sufficient onsite disposal capacity would be design characteristics consistent with overall new park design objectives.

For example, leaving until a Tuesday trash accumulated from Friday or Saturday presents not only health and safety issues, but far greater vector control concerns as well.

Increased regional use is also likely to require increased policing demands above those currently needed within and around the community park. When coupled with the inclusion of a ‘picnic’ area, the plan creates an inherent risk of increased loitering activities in the park that becomes an unnecessarily complicated policing issue where none currently exists.

As part of this process, we are hopeful the City will share current crime/call response data comparing the past five year history of police resources dedicated to responding to matters in the Cays Park vs. Tidelands and/or Glorietta Bay Parks. Historically, Cays policing/enforcement policy has been somewhat limited in comparison to that accorded the Village, with understandable reliance on Cays private security for initial minor dispute response. Some of the proposed park changes are likely to Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 347 of 390 Attachment 9 MR. TONY WINNEY
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Coronado, CA 92118
alter that dynamic substantially, as well as increase potential liability for Cays homeowners via their HOA.

The latter two parks include/feature dedicated picnic amenities. Even a quick walk through those park areas during a late afternoon on a holiday weekend reveals the challenges posed by trash aggregation, collection, and removal for the City.

We, like our neighbors, do not believe it in the City’s best interest to drastically alter the community nature of the Cays Park under the notion of ‘park improvements.’ Rather, we are hopeful the City will take a measured approach to revitalization of this existing gem.

We ask those considering changes to the Park recognize and acknowledge that the Park already serves an important regional purpose – as a host site for several large scale regional soccer competitions annually.

That activity has proven compatible with the community’s needs, regional demand, and consideration and preservation of quality of life concerns for Cays residents.

4. Lastly, proposals to reduce the number of north and southbound lanes on Coronado Cays Blvd. in and around the Park are highly problematic. In discussing this proposed feature with the identified park design representatives it was clear that none understood the Blvd. serves as an dedicated emergency evacuation route. Once told, their visceral responses were consistent and overtly flawed: “then the community could use both lanes for egress in an emergency.” That answer completely discounted any need or possibility for emergency vehicles to enter the southern-most areas while evacuation efforts are underway.

Nearly 70% of Cay’s residents live in that direction and would need to utilize Coronado Cays Blvd. to leave in an emergency.

One would hope that before such a redesign of the Blvd. was presented as a viable design option, adequate consideration and planning would have been given to the significant impact that change could and would have on longstanding fundamental safety considerations and plans. From what we could tell, it did not.

That remains a concern for us.

Thank you for the opportunity to submit our thoughts for consideration while the City undertakes Park redesign planning processes.

Should our note raise any additional questions or there be a desire to speak with us further regarding the Park, please feel welcome to contact us.

Sincerely,
Beth Drew
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Image is illustrative as an example of a stadium type community court. Please keep in mind that the number of steps/seats/depth is variable. ADA access can and should be accommodated in any such design.

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Image is illustrative only as an example of court addition/realignment, cul-de-sac removal, and parking lot and playground extensions. It is not intended to suggest proposed park enhancements be limited to this depiction.

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October 9, 2023
John Blocker
[email protected]
I was disappointed in the survey and the op�ons provided in the proposed Master Plan for the Cays Park. It appears that both the survey and the Master Plan were generated by staff in their offices without frequent visits to the site and without a lot of concern about how and when the park was being used.

I will try to provide some of the due diligence that was not done in the report. I have been visi�ng the Cays dog park almost daily for more than 25 years and have observed much that is not included in the Amenity Alterna�ves. I must say up front that I am a proponent of the dog park.

First, the four plans on paper promise the new park will be abundantly planted with trees. It is apparent that the park needs landscaping. What is not men�oned in the report is that the cold wind off the ocean prevent many trees and other plants from growing well. The New Zealand Christmas trees at the southern end of the of the park are stunted and misshapen due to the wind, and this is a tree that will grow in windswept environments. Other trees will not.

Not to men�on that the adjacent homeowners will not be happy if their ocean views are blocked by tall trees. Perhaps plan�ng low hedges instead of taller trees might be a remedy. It is important that the landscaper and the city clearly reach an understanding of how the landscape is going to look before it is installed. A windswept landscape will look very different than a plan�ng in Balboa Park.

Also, this park is cold in the winter and spring due to the wind off the ocean. The weather can be warm in the village but require a jacket at the park. The unobstructed wind off the ocean makes the temperatures feel very much like San Francisco. To this end, I would personally leave the children’s playground where it is next to the entrance road. It is likely to be a litle warmer there rather than right next to the wall facing the chilling ocean breezes.

My impression is that the city has not been interested in maintaining the baseball field. This is bourn out in the new plans, proposing that a backstop be built without a dirt infield. This grass-only diamond is placed at the corner of a soccer field and can only be used when soccer games are not in progress.

As residents of the Cays stress, they want Cays Park to be a community park, not a regional park.

That is in terms of this baseball field, an organized league does not use this field. Maybe that is why it is not valued by the city. But I have o�en seen fathers tossing so� pitches to their children, kids prac�cing their pitching with their parents, and groups of five or six teenagers hi�ng a ball around and shagging fly balls. A group of seniors prac�ce their fielding on the infield twice a week o�en while soccer games are in progress. Maintaining the dirt infield is an essen�al part of keeping the ball field.

Everybody voted for a sunset viewing area, I’m sure. Who doesn’t want a sunset viewing area? But in 25 years of going to this park I have only seen a few people who were not dogwalkers or soccer Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 355 of 390 Attachment 9 spectators wai�ng at the wall to watch the sunset. And let’s face it, there are scores of other places around Coronado to watch the sunset. And there is no way anyone could launch one of the kites used today from the “kite hill”.

The soccer fields and the dog park are the two most used features of the park. The soccer fields are used almost every day a�er school and on a lot of weekends. Having a plan that proposed to maintain only one soccer field, is tantamount to saying, “Yeah, we’re willing to remove youth soccer from the park.” Really? It is clear to me, as a person who just casually watches the soccer games as I walk my dog youth soccer needs at least three fields.

I’m sure more people voted for a sunset viewing pla�orm than voted for a dog park. The difference is that if you voted for a viewing pla�orm you might come to the park once per year and if you voted for a dog park you come every day and some�mes twice a day. People bring their dogs to the park from sunrise to sunset when the rest of the park is o�en empty.

It seems to me that “youth soccer” and dog park users, currently the largest users of the park, are undervalued. That is the names of the plans such as “Beauty of the Islands” and “Wonders of the Waters,” are names aimed at a cons�tuency that at the present �me does not frequent the park and that evoke neither a soccer player nor a dogwalker.

It is obvious to me that the designers of the dog park do not understand why Cays dog park draws so many people and has been so successful. This park has been successful because it is long and narrow, allowing the dogs to spread out, balls to be thrown and the owners to take a short walk. People are walking essen�ally in two direc�ons, up and back. The proposed areas are enclosed triangles where it would be difficult to throw a ball and all the dogs are always close to other dogs as there is no direc�onal flow. The current footprint of the dog park needs to be maintained if dog park users’ approval of the complete plan is sought.

There is strong sen�ment not to do anything to the park. Current park users need to feel the proposed ameni�es will make their use of the park beter. It is clear this is not the case at this point.

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Existing Use
This is the last of the beautiful parks with wide open views of the Mountains to the East and Pacific Ocean to the west. There are uninterrupted views from the entrance of the Coronado Cays to Imperial Beach. The scenic view is the attraction. The calm open views are relaxing and pleasant.

Proposed Use
Crowding this park with hardscape and planting would detract from the open feeling and sight lines for parents to maintain watch of their children.

Additional planting would also provide more areas to maintain. The existing grass is the best use of the landscape.

The existing dog area is 800 feet and linear, similar to a dog run. The proposed dog area is a 400’ and circular, not in keeping with dog exercise. The circle would promote dead grass in the middle. The linear format promotes exercise.

The baseball backstop is used by fathers and their sons to practice hitting and catching. Baseball is an American pastime.Why remove a valuable facility that promotes family interaction? A viewing platform that lowers the West wall would remove a noise barrier. The traffic from motorcycles, loud cars, and trucks would be amplified if the wall is lowered.

A viewing platform offers no benefit to the existing lowered wall to the South. Where is the benefit associated with removing a sound reducing wall and replacing the wall with a viewing platform? The viewing platform would add more noise and danger to young children and pets.

A pond facility is a maintenance struggle. The park designer is showing their naivete with this proposal. A pond presents the opportunity for a child to drown. A child can drown in 3 inches of water. Unsupervised children are currently a problem. A pond is a an additional hazard.

Currently a mowing crew of 3 lawnmowers and 5 maintenance people spend 4 hours a week maintaining the lawn. Has the city earmarked funds for the additional maintenance for any of these proposals?
All of the above proposals increase the density of use, and increase the potential for accidents.

All of the above “enhancements” pose a form of safety and security risk. Will there be police presence and enforcement for the new facilities?
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Suggested improvements
Remove trash after soccer games, the same day. Trash removal will reduce flies and crows in surrounding palm trees. The food attracts the flies and crows and they are taking up residence.

Pressure wash the sidewalk to remove gum from the soccer players.

Have animal control visit the dog park regularly. The number of dogs off leash by the tennis courts and fire department is at a 20 year high.

The new dogs to the area require education on the rules. I have not seen animal control in the dog park for over 5 years.

Have a police car at the intersection of Coronado Cays Blvd. and Grand Caribe Causeway two times a week. The percentage of cars, bicycles, and electric bikes running the stop sign is greater than 50%
Replace the fire department entrance concrete curb as it is crumbling and in disrepair.

Restrict the hours of pickleball to 8 - 5. I do not like hearing the sound of the paddle on the ball during the dinner hour. The sound is unpleasant.

In Summary
The existing park and surrounding area only require more presence by the animal control and police department.

I appreciate the impulse to “improve” the park to look like Spreckels Park in the village. The proposals I viewed suggest “ornamentation” to reduce the effectiveness of the open space.

However the mission of the Coronado Cays park is to provide open space for recreation.

The existing hardscape and plantings require more maintenance.

I suggest the Indian Hawthorn shrubs and other plantings of 60 years could be “freshened”.

Thank you in advance for your efforts.

Kent and Lori Youngberg
2 Catspaw Cape
619-987-4009
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Coronado, CA 92118
October 5, 2023
Tony Winney
Assistant City Manager
Coronado City Manager’s Office
Coronado, CA 92118
CC: Glen Schmidt, Schmidt Design Group
Henry Angelino, CCHOA
Coronado City Council
Tina Friend, City Manager
Subject: Coronado Cays Park Master Plan
At this point in the planning process, I have just three general points to convey to the design team and City officials.

1. The design of the four options gives the appearance of trying to fit/force every proposed feature into each and every option. This impression of “stuffing” makes each of the options look busy, especially as compared to the current open space effect of the Park

2. Each of the four designs appears to include the multi-use/soccer fields with light posts in a static, one-time layout as if each field were to be located with fixed boundaries. This design feature violates the principle of planning for biological use that places a premium on contiguous space and flexible use. With soccer, baseball and football, there are historic uses that wear down high-traffic areas quickly and permanently, requiring high maintenance. In baseball, it is the infield, around the bases and especially home plate. In football it is the area directly in front of the goal posts. Soccer is similar, the highest-use areas are immediately in front of the goals. Good management practices dictate that the fields rotate their orientation to avoid wearing down these high-traffic areas, and I would add that the City staff currently does an EXCELLENT job of managing this issue.

3. As I have stated before, the proposal to reduce Cays Boulevard to two lanes (one lake each way) with parking, is dangerous and should be eliminated.

Thank you for your attention to these and other suggestions on this important planning process.

Sincerely,

RG HEAD
Brigadier General, USAF (Ret.)
Cays resident
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Tony Winney, Assistant City Manager
City Manager’s Office
Coronado, CA 92118
Copies to: Glen Schmidt, Schmidt Design Group
Coronado City Council Members
CCHOA
CCYC Commodore
Tina Friend, City Manager
Subject: Cays Park Master Plan: Analysis & Comments
I have strong views on the list of improvements to be included in the Coronado Cays Park project, mainly on the multi-use fields. I have followed this effort from the beginning of 2023 and have attended every public meeting on the project. First, let me state my credentials for commenting. My wife and I have owned a Cays house for 26 years and are retired. In my professional career I was an Air Force officer for 27 years and a Space & Environmental Engineer for another 20 years. I have a BS from the US Air Force Academy, a Master’s in Public Administration and a PhD in Political Science. In my civilian work, I was the program manager for 28 different public projects.

I congratulate Glen Schmit and the Schmidt Design Group for their design of the Master Plan Project, their planning and conduct of the public (scoping) meetings and the quality of their several progress reports to the City and other interested stakeholders!
While there is much agreement on many of the improvements to be made to the Park, there appears to be a major issue regarding the amount of open, multi-use sports space among the several options. As briefed by the Schmidt Group, residents of the Village favor the 75/100 percent options, and the residents of the Cays surveyed favor the 25 percent option.

Why are these views so divergent?
The Coronado Cays Park Survey, by True North Research
The True North survey was commissioned, designed and executed as a professional public survey. The staff interviewed 464 people. Of those, 336 residents were from the Village (72.4 percent) and 60 of the Cays (12.9 percent). When asked why the disparity, Glen Schmidt answered, “That represents the distribution of the population in the two communities.” I accept that on the basis that the Cays Park is being designed, funded and maintained for the entire city. We can read the True North Survey as mostly representing the views of the Village due to their larger population.

The questions, phrasing and execution of the survey were professionally vetted and reviewed.

Users of the Current Park. The highest use of the current Park by adults is “Walking and Hiking”, 66 percent (Question 4). The highest use for families with children is soccer, 30 percent (Table 4).

When asked for the priority of amenities to be included in the Park, “Multi-Use Sports Fields”, 38 percent of respondents said HIGH and 25 percent said MEDIUM, a total of 63 percent. Similarly, respondents wanted more “Children’s Playground Equipment” by 41 HIGH and 26 percent MEDIUM, total of 67 percent. This City survey suggests that families with children <5 and 5-15 be the primary beneficiaries of Park improvements.

Cays Park Master Plan - Community Outreach Summary - 11.22.2023 361 of 390 Attachment 9 2 The Cays Residents Survey.1 Many residents of the Cays were concerned that the True North survey overweighted the views of the Villagers and the Shores because of their higher percentage participation. Some of the Cays residents especially resented the large percentages supporting families with children under 18. A minority of this group were directly opposed to the high percentage of uses being specifically for soccer. Indeed, one of the Assumptions stated, “The survey assumed that many people in Coronado, including Cay’s residents, would be concerned if a private club in any way dominated the use of any Coronado public park, and especially if the club dominated the design of a public park.” This assumption overlooks the finding that adults expressed their opinion that their favorite use of the park is “Walking and Hiking”. The Cays survey focusses instead on the specific use by the Coronado Futbal Club, a division of the Coronado Youth Soccer League, specifically the Coronado FC Competitive Soccer program that competes in the SoCal Soccer League under the direction and programming established by US CLUB SOCCER: https://www.usclubsoccer.org/ and plays on the Cays Park fields.

Cays Survey questions 2 and 6 were designed specifically to this point: 2), “Without considering Tidelands, and without looking at any of the plans, but understanding that Cays Park is a public park, how much of the current open space in the park do you feel should be designed and set aside (emphasis added) for the private soccer club (‘Coronado Futbal Club’) to use throughout the year according to their normal schedule . . . ?” The largest percentage (42.7%) selected the answer, “No area of a public park should be designed and set aside primarily for just one private club. It’s a public park.” The next largest percentage (16.1%) answered, [only] “25% of the park’s open space should be designed and set aside for the private soccer club’s use.”
Question 6: “If you had to choose one of the 4 conceptual options pictured below [picture included in actual survey] presently under consideration, which one would it be?” Options:
25%: 53.7% of the respondents.
50% 17.0%
75% 14.4%
100% 14.9%
The difference between the two surveys’ purposes, questions and respondents’ answers could not be clearer.