PARKS AND RECREATION
MASTER PLAN UPDATE
CITY OF MANTECA
February 3, 2026
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• To set the framework for decision makers in the planning and renovation of parks, trails, recreation facilities, programs and community services provided. • To set facility standards.
• To provide a systematic prioritized approach to the implementation of needed parks, facilities, programs and services.
What is the purpose of a Parks and Recreation Master Plan?
PURPOSE
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Community
Workshop #1
3 Community
Workshop #2
5 Council Meeting
1 6
• September 12th, 6pm
• Introduction to master plan process
• Gather community feedback
• Present consensus
master plan for approval
Kick-off Meeting
• Introductions
• Schedule
• Topical small group
meetings
• Consensus summaries
4 Focus Groups
• October 3rd, 6pm
• Provide feedback from
Workshop #1
• Gather community feedback
2 Community Workshop #3
• October 22nd, 6pm
• Provide feedback from Workshop #2
• Gather information on community
priorities
TIMELINE
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COMMUNITY INPUT
STAKEHOLDER FOCUS GROUPS
FOCUS GROUP #1
SENIORS AND VOLUNTEER
ORGANIZATIONS
Sept. 4 2024 10am to 11:30am
FOCUS GROUP #2
BUSINESS & SPECIAL EVENTS
Sept. 4 2024 1:30pm to 3pm
FOCUS GROUP #3
SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS
Sept. 4 2024 5pm to 6:30pm
COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
WORKSHOP #1
Sept. 12, 2024 6pm to 8pm
WORKSHOP #2
Oct. 3, 2024 6pm to 8pm
WORKSHOP #3
Oct. 22, 2024 6pm to 8pm
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Gymnasium / Multi-Use Recreation Center
Swimming / Aquatics Center
Maintain Existing, Improve Safety and Accessibility
Pickleball
Tennis
Amphiteaters
More Funding
Better City Communication
Theatre Arts
City Programs for Youth and Seniors
Roller Arena
Skate Park
Trails and Open Space
Top priorities from all Community Input
TOP PRIORITIES
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Estimated park acreage by 2040 includes all parks currently in planning.
ACREAGE COMPARISON
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*Standards set by Manteca 2016 Parks and Recreation Master Plan **Standards set by National Recreation and Parks Association ***School facilities other than ball fields are counted at 50% due to limited availability to
EXISTING STATEWIDE FACILITIES
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FUTURE AQUATICS FACILITY
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FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK
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NATURE-BASED
PARK
TRAILS PERFORMING ARTS /
LIBRARY
COMMUNITY
CENTER
SENIOR CENTER
FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK
Parks and facilities to develop by 2040
FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK
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WOODWARD
COMMUNITY PARK
• Addition of 8 new
lighted tennis
courts
• Expand Parking
EXISTING PARK RECOMMENDATIONS FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK
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FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK
MARION ELLIOTT PARK AND
POOL
PHASE 1
• Convert existing softball to 12
new lighted pickleball courts
and parking
PHASE 2
• Replace existing pool with
new aquatics facility
EXISTING PARK RECOMMENDATIONS
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FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK
NORTHGATE PARK
• Renovate existing soccer
fields
• Replace existing
playground with new
inclusive playground
EXISTING PARK RECOMMENDATIONS
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SPRECKELS
PHASE 1
Specific Facility Cost: $178,875,516
Add’l Park Development Cost: $149,500,000
TOTAL PHASE COST: $328,375,516
PHASE 2
Specific Facility Cost: $217,748,426
Add’l Park Development Cost: $149,500,000
TOTAL PHASE COST: $367,248,426
PHASE 3
Specific Facility Cost: $85,444,583
Add’l Park Development Cost: $149,500,000
TOTAL PHASE COST: $234,944,583
OVERALL ESTIMATED COST (15 YRS): $930,568,525
FUTURE COMMUNITY PARK R.O.M COST SUMMARY
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