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D. Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Annual Report Presentation

Pacifica City Council
June 12, 2023

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D. Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission Annual Report Presentation
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June 12, 2023
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Annual Report to City Council
June 12, 2023
PB&R Commission Members
Name Term
 Cindy Abbott, Chair 2026
 Nick Lusson/Mark Torres 2023/2027
 Dahlia Rodriguez 2024
 James Heywood 2024
 Gail Benton Shoemaker 2027
 Carl Nicolari 2025
 Stefanie Phillips 2026
Purpose
To recommend and advise the Council in the
acquisition, development and maintenance of parks,
beaches and other recreational areas, and to encourage
the planning and implementation of a comprehensive
recreation and human service program which will
serve the needs of all age groups in the City.

Duties
 To act in an advisory capacity to the Council, the City Manager, and the Director of Parks, Beaches, and
Recreation Department in all matters pertaining to
public recreation.
 To assist in the preparation and adoption of, and
review annually and revise as may be necessary, a
long-range plan for parks, beaches, and recreation.

CITY OF PACIFICA

CHILD CARE
Additional Duties and Responsibilities Include:
 To make recommendations concerning the beautification, development and improvement of parks, beaches and recreation services
 To focus public attention upon the need for adequate parks and beaches and healthful year-round supervised recreation for all  To assist in promoting public recreation
 To engage with City and partner organizations through Liaison/Committee Assignments
 To gather stakeholder input and provide direction and guidance on beach usage – monitoring special events and surf camps.  To hear and make determinations regarding Heritage Tree Appeals  To select and engage with the Poet Laureate
Priority Parks Project
 4 Total Extensive Park Playground Projects
 Brighton Park, Marvilla, Imperial, Skyridge
 Commissioners provided input on design and types of play equipment
 Currently at 65% construction doc phase
Playground Improvement Program
 4 Total Parks Selected
 Pacifica Nursery Co-op (Complete). Oddstad, Saltaire, and Fairway Parks
 Program is Less Extensive and Consists of Play Equipment Replacement only
Surf Camp/School Policy Advisory
 Council referred to Commission June 2020 following
public comment regarding surf equity
 Approved Revised Policy May 2023 CCC
 Draft Community Agreement Review
 New Applications accepted June and Dec Annually
 Currently 3 Commercial and 2 Non-Profit Groups
Permitted
 Ongoing review/update of program – 2023 start
Heritage Tree
Processes & Appeals
 1 tree appeal this past year
 Education and Understanding of New Tree Ordinance
Presentations
 Quarterly Staff Reports
 Aquatics
 Child Care
 Recreation
 Seniors
Items for Consideration
 Ongoing work regarding Surf Camp/School
Equity Update
 Priority Parks Project (own slide)
 Onboarding New Department Director
 Telescope Project at Pier and Promenade
 Bike Park
 Lifesaving Buoy Stations/Beach Safety
 Bounce House Pilot at Frontierland
What’s Next?
 Surf Camp/School Policy Implementation and Review
 Poet Laureate Event Planning
 Bike Park
 Beach Safety
 Heritage Tree Process and Appeals
 Playground Improvement Process
 Support other Commissions efforts for Trail Maintenance, Safety, and Signage
Thank you!
Questions?

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