Sunnyvale City Council
October 21, 2025

ATHLETIC FACILITIES NEEDS ASSESSMENT

CITY OF SUNNYVALE
AUGUST 2025
FOR THE:

CITY OF SUNNYVALE
PREPARED BY:

VERDE DESIGN
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
01 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
06 RECOMMENDATIONS
04 COMMUNITY OUTREACH
03 COURT & FIELD DESIGN
02 SITE INVENTORY & SITE ANALYSIS
05 CONCEPTUAL COST ANALYSIS

APPENDIX A

FIELD INVENTORY & FIELD USAGE

APPENDIX B

ATHLETIC FACILITIES AT-A-GLANCE

APPENDIX C

POLL RESULTS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 5 1 | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SUNNYVALE NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR

OUTDOOR SPORTS FACILITIES
In January 2024, Verde Design was retained by the City of Sunnyvale to evaluate current and future sports programs and facilities opportunities. The objective of this Study is to assess the needs for additional outdoor sports
programs and facilities. Additionally, the study will identify project costs and potential funding strategies to help the City budget accordingly for future improvements.

SITE INVENTORY/ANALYSIS
During the RFP process, all public parks within the City of Sunnyvale were identified as potential locations
for new or improved facilities. While the focus of the
project included tennis, pickleball, and cricket, Verde cast a broad net to solicit input on all outdoor sports.

To do so, the community was given an opportunity to
engage and provide input which was recorded for further design consideration. We understand that all existing
City parks are identified as potential locations for new facilities but understand that some have limited space
to accommodate the potential improvements. We only
provided recommendations for improvements within
parks of adequate size for the desired improvements.

Each of these parks contain valued community assets
including athletic fields, playground, picnic areas, and sports courts. During the site analysis process, Verde
Design identified the existing and projected use patterns Pickleball courts at Sunnyvale Tennis Center
Existing cricket pitch at Ortega Park
to allow current park locations to maintain their level of service to the community. We understand that existing
uses will need to be acknowledged and accounted-for
despite an anticipated increase in overall use from the implementation of improvements associated with this Study.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
In order to suit the needs of the Sunnyvale community,
Verde Design engaged the local residents and community
members to gather input from these user groups by
listening to their input and recording their ideas. This included input from two online surveys and outreach from one virtually-hosted community meeting. From this input, Verde Design was able to develop an approach to identify options for the optimal location and design of these
facilities to suit the needs of the community.

COST ANALYSIS
Verde Design created a Rough Order of Magnitude
(ROM) cost estimate for constructing tennis/pickleball
courts and a cricket field, factoring in materials,
installation, and contingencies. It includes 10% design and construction contingencies for changes and unforeseen
issues, as well as a 7% annual escalation contingency for inflation and bidding fluctuations. Based on recent similar projects, the estimate provides a high-level cost overview with a detailed breakdown and will be refined as the
project advances.

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1 | EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (CONT .)

DESIGN SUGGESTIONS
The design team worked in collaboration with City staff to develop new or improved park facility designs to meet the needs of the community while considering issues such as accessibility, shared usage, durability and maintenance.

These designs were based on the guidelines of the athletic governing body to ensure compliance with the rules
of play. Then, they were presented to the community
and revised based on the input received to develop
conceptual sport field/court designs. We understand
that existing uses will need to be acknowledged and
accounted-for despite an anticipated increase in overall use from the implementation of improvements associated
with this Study.

Existing tennis courts at Encinal Park
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 7 2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS

SITE INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS
Sunnyvale is home to 772 acres of parks and open spaces from small neighborhood parks to larger regional parks, each offering a unique list of services and programmed
areas. Verde Design has reviewed the list of public parks within the City of Sunnyvale to determine park sites
that are suitable for potential new or improved cricket, pickleball, and tennis facilities.

SITE INVENTORY
The following list of items has been developed to
determine suitability for select parks to house potential sports programs and facilities improvements. The ideal
location would provide enough available space for new
facilities to be added or to improve existing facilities.

Additional site characteristics used to narrow down the search include available parking, access to restrooms,
and existing compatible athletic facilities, among other considerations.

Site Analysis / Inventory Matrix City of Sunnyvale Park Locations Existing Site Amenity Columbia
Park
De Anza
Park
Encinal
Park
Fair Oaks
Park
Fairwood
Park
Lakewood
Park
Las Palmas
Park
Ortega
Park
Panama
Park
Ponderosa
Park
Raynor
Park
Serra
Park
Washington
Park
Existing Baseball/Softball Field
• • • • • • • • • • • •
Existing Basketball Court
• • • • • •
Existing Cricket Field/Pitch
• •
Existing Soccer Field
• • • • • • • •
Existing Tennis Court
• • • • • • • • •
Court Lighting
• • • • • • • • •
Field Lighting
• • • •
Off-street Parking
• • • • • • •
Restrooms
• • • • • • • • • • • • •

SITE ANALYSIS
Once the available list of parks was reviewed from a
high level, parks deemed feasible for improvements were visited and analyzed by the design team. This included site visits to allow for detailed observation and documentation of the existing facilities. The list of thirteen parks shown below were included in this more detailed site analysis.

Several of these parks already contain cricket fields and/ or pickleball/tennis courts and have adequate space
for new courts or fields, and some have existing tennis and basketball courts that may benefit from the addition of pickleball court striping. The following pages show
the analysis of each of these park sites to further inform the decision making process for placement of new or
improved facilities.

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2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

BENCHMARKING
The City of Sunnyvale staff engaged with adjacent
communities to obtain data about pickleball facilities and usage. This information was used to help gauge what other communities outside of Sunnyvale are providing for their communities. This coordination with other municipalities was performed by the City. Verde Design received this
data from the City and compile the acquired information into the charts shown on the next pages.

As shown, the adjacent cities offer a number of pickleball facilities, both indoor and outdoor. Some are overlaid on other courts, and some are dedicated. The median number of courts per City is 8.

Currently Sunnyvale has a total of 18 courts, with 6
indoor courts at the Sunnyvale Community Center , and
12 outdoor courts at the Sunnyvale Tennis Center , all of which require a fee for use.

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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 9 10
6 8
4 4
7 6
28 8
8 2
8 30
4 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
Los Altos
Santa Clara
Cupertino
Cupertino Lifetime
Los Gatos
Palo Alto
Mountain View
San Jose
Milpitas
Sunnyvale
Outdoor pickleball court facilities
outdoor overlaid outdoor dedicated
4 9
6 6
4 5
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
0 2 4 6 8 10
Los Altos
Campbell
Mountain View
San Jose
Milpitas
Sunnyvale
Indoor pickleball facilities
indoor overlaid indoor dedicated
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ENGAGEMENT WITH OTHER BAY AREA CITIES
MEDIAN NUMBER OF TOTAL COURTS PER CITY: 8
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 11 2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

FACILITY FEATURES
30%
45%
25%
What is cost to play?
Free drop in at parks
Membership/drop-in rates
Class rates
64%
36%
Require reservations?
No
Yes
25%
75%
Who provides netting?
Provided by Lifetime
Activities
Provided by the city
45%
55%
Are classes offered?
No
Yes
Among neighboring cities queried, 30% of available courts offer free drop-in play, 75% have nets provided by the City, about half offer classes, and most do not require reservations.

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2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COURTS
Verde Design has reviewed the list of public parks within the City of Sunnyvale to determine park sites that are
suitable for potential new or improved pickleball and
tennis facilities. After determining which sites are suitable for improvements, we conducted site visits where we
further analyzed which parks would be best options to
add or improve pickleball and tennis court facilities. The following information below and graphics show a visual
representation of the analysis of each of these park sites and where they are located in Sunnyvale.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
• Pickleball generates more sound than tennis
• Proximity to adjacent to residencies/properties needs to be considered
• Pickleball and tennis have different social environments • Tennis courts can be striped to include pickleball

EXISTING TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL
COURTS
• 12 total park locations with tennis courts
• 10 of these have lighted courts

POTENTIAL TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL

COURT IMPROVEMENTS
• 8 potential locations for pickleball overlay and/or new tennis/pickleball facilities
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 13 2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

EXISTING TENNIS AND PICKLEBALL COURTS POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURT IMPROVEMENTS Attachment 1

2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

PICKLEBALL OVERLAY ON BASKETBALL
COURTS
Verde Design has reviewed the list of public parks within the City of Sunnyvale to determine park sites that are
suitable for potential new pickleball overlay on existing basketball courts. After determining which sites are
suitable for improvements, we conducted site visits where we further analyzed which parks would be best options to add pickleball overlay on existing basketball courts. The following information below and graphics show a visual
representation of the analysis of each of these park sites and where they are located in Sunnyvale.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
• Pickleball generates a large amount of sound
• Proximity to adjacent to residencies/properties needs to be considered
• Pickleball and basketball have different social
environments
• Basketball courts can be striped to include pickleball

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS
• 9 total park locations with basketball courts
• 6 of these have lighted courts

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY

ON EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

LOCATIONS
• 3 potential locations for pickleball overlay on existing basketball facilities
• All have lighted courts
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 15 TASMAN DR

FAIR OAKS AVE
101
101
280
82 237
CARIBBEAN DR.

JAVA DR.

EL CAMINO REAL

EL CAMINO REAL
85 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY
FREMONT AVE.

REMINGTON DR.

SUNNYVALE SARATOGA RD.

HOMESTEAD RD.

LAWRENCE EXPWY
237

NOT TO SCALE
NORTH
SEVEN
SEAS

ORCHARD

GARDENS

LAKEWOOD

FAIRWOOD
FAIR
OAKS

COLUMBIA

ENCINAL
MURPHY

WASHINGTON

MUWEKMA
WISER

SWEGLES
BRALY

PONDEROSA
RAYNOR

ORTEGASERRA

DE ANZA

LAS PALMAS
SUNKEN

GARDENS

VICTORY

VILLAGE

PANAMASAN

ANTONIO

COMMUNITY
CENTER

BAYLANDS

SUNNYVALE

MUNICIPAL
GOLF
COURSE

CANNERY
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
L
L
L
L
L
L
LEGEND
B
L

EXISTING BASKETBALL
COURT

COURTS WITH LIGHTS
L
L
L
L
L
L
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EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY ON EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS LOCATIONS Attachment 1

2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

CRICKET FIELDS
Verde Design has reviewed the list of public parks
within the City of Sunnyvale to determine park sites
that are suitable for potential new or improved cricket facilities. After determining which sites are suitable for improvements, we conducted site visits where we further analyzed which parks would be best options to add new
or improved cricket fields. The following information
below and graphics show a visual representation of the
analysis of each of these park sites and where they are located in Sunnyvale.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
• Cricket requires a very large footprint
• The preferred surface material(s) for cricket pitch may not be compatible with other adjacent sport surfaces

EXISTING CRICKET FIELDS
• 2 total park locations with cricket facilities
• 1 location has lighted fields

POTENTIAL NEW OR IMPROVED

CRICKET FIELD
• 6 potential locations for new or improved cricket
facilities
• 1 at a park with existing cricket facilities
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 17 TASMAN DR

FAIR OAKS AVE
101
101
280
82 237
CARIBBEAN DR.

JAVA DR.

EL CAMINO REAL

EL CAMINO REAL
85 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY
FREMONT AVE.

REMINGTON DR.

SUNNYVALE SARATOGA RD.

HOMESTEAD RD.

LAWRENCE EXPWY
237

NOT TO SCALE
NORTH
SEVEN
SEAS

ORCHARD

GARDENS

LAKEWOOD

FAIRWOOD
FAIR
OAKS

COLUMBIA

ENCINAL
MURPHY

WASHINGTON

MUWEKMA
WISER

SWEGLES
BRALY

PONDEROSA
RAYNOR

ORTEGASERRA

DE ANZA

LAS PALMAS
SUNKEN

GARDENS

VICTORY

VILLAGE

PANAMASAN

ANTONIO

COMMUNITY
CENTER

BAYLANDS

SUNNYVALE

MUNICIPAL
GOLF
COURSE

CANNERY
C
C
C
C
LEGEND

C EXISTING CRICKET FIELD

PROPOSED NEW OR

IMPROVED CRICKET FIELD
C

TASMAN DR

FAIR OAKS AVE
101
101
280
82 237
CARIBBEAN DR.

JAVA DR.

EL CAMINO REAL

EL CAMINO REAL
85 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY
FREMONT AVE.

REMINGTON DR.

SUNNYVALE SARATOGA RD.

HOMESTEAD RD.

LAWRENCE EXPWY
237

NOT TO SCALE
NORTH
SEVEN
SEAS

ORCHARD

GARDENS

LAKEWOOD

FAIRWOOD
FAIR
OAKS

COLUMBIA

ENCINAL
MURPHY

WASHINGTON

MUWEKMA
WISER

SWEGLES
BRALY

PONDEROSA
RAYNOR

ORTEGASERRA

DE ANZA

LAS PALMAS
SUNKEN

GARDENS

VICTORY

VILLAGE

PANAMASAN

ANTONIO

COMMUNITY
CENTER

BAYLANDS

SUNNYVALE

MUNICIPAL
GOLF
COURSE

CANNERY
C
C
C
C
LEGEND

C EXISTING CRICKET FIELD

PROPOSED NEW OR

IMPROVED CRICKET FIELD
C

TASMAN DR

FAIR OAKS AVE
101
101
280
82 237
CARIBBEAN DR.

JAVA DR.

EL CAMINO REAL

EL CAMINO REAL
85 CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY
FREMONT AVE.

REMINGTON DR.

SUNNYVALE SARATOGA RD.

HOMESTEAD RD.

LAWRENCE EXPWY
237

NOT TO SCALE
NORTH
SEVEN
SEAS

ORCHARD

GARDENS

LAKEWOOD

FAIRWOOD
FAIR
OAKS

COLUMBIA

ENCINAL
MURPHY

WASHINGTON

MUWEKMA
WISER

SWEGLES
BRALY

PONDEROSA
RAYNOR

ORTEGASERRA

DE ANZA

LAS PALMAS
SUNKEN

GARDENS

VICTORY

VILLAGE

PANAMASAN

ANTONIO

COMMUNITY
CENTER

BAYLANDS

SUNNYVALE

MUNICIPAL
GOLF
COURSE

CANNERY
C
C
C
C
LEGEND

C EXISTING CRICKET FIELD

PROPOSED NEW OR

IMPROVED CRICKET FIELD
C
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EXISTING CRICKET FIELDS POTENTIAL NEW OR IMPROVED CRICKET FIELD Attachment 1

2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential space for youth sized cricket field
• Ample parking available at parking lots

CONSTRAINTS
• Field is too small for an adult sized cricket field
• No existing sports field lighting
• Adding cricket would require rerouting of existing jogging path that interferes with existing playground
• Existing field has perimeter fencing that limits access from the park area LEGEND

EXISTING MIDDLE SCHOOL

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING PUBLIC POOL

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING TENNIS COURTS

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD STRIPED FOR SOCCER

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS

EXISTING HARDCOURT

EXISTING JOGGING PATH

EXISTING PARACOURSE

EXISTING PERIMETER FENCE AROUND FIELD

LIGHTED FACILITY

PARKING LOT

POTENTIAL NEW STRIPING FOR YOUTH CRICKET FIELD
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
NORTH
0 20' 40'
80'
160'
COLUMBIA PARK 789 Morse Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94086
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 7
8 8
9 9
10 11
12 10
P
CY
CY
ADA PARKING:
2 REG
P
ADA PARKING:
6 REG/2 VAN
P
ADA PARKING:
1 REG
P
11 5
6 7
7 13
L
L
12 12
13 11
13 13
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 19 Existing tennis courts with court lighting
Existing parcourse, perimeter fence and jogging path
Accessible parking spaces adjacent to existing tennis courts requiring improvement
Existing multi-use field
Existing baseball/softball backstop and jogging path
Accessible parking spaces adjacent to pool requiring improvement

COLUMBIA PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential area for new pickleball/tennis courts
• Accessible path right to potential facility
• Ample parking available at parking lot

CONSTRAINTS
• Field is too small for an adult sized cricket field
• No existing sports field lighting
• Accessible parking requires improvements
LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL FIELD

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING BASEBALL SCOREBOARD

PARKING LOT

POTENTIAL NEW STRIPING FOR YOUTH CRICKET FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
NORTH
0 20' 40'80'160'
DE ANZA PARK 1150 Lime Dr., Sunnyvale CA 94097
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
11 11
10 P
CY
CY
ADA PARKING:
1 REG
P
ADA PARKING:
2 REG
P
ADA PARKING:
1 REG
P
ADA PARKING:
2 REG
P
ADA PARKING:
2 REG
P

STRATFORD SCHOOL
4 TP
TP
8 7
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 21 Existing grass field
Existing accessible pathway
Accessible parking space adjacent to fields requiring improvement Potential space for new pickleball/tennis facility
Existing two-way scoreboard
Ample parking space adjacent to the Stratford School

DE ANZA PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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NORTH

C O R T E M A D E R A A V E
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Encinal Park
999 Corte Madera Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM
P
RR

T EXISTING TENNIS COURT
TP

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS

AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS

B EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT
0' 10' 20' 40' 60'

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD
BS

V EXISTING SAND

VOLLEYBALL COURT
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential area for new pickleball/tennis courts
• Existing tennis court could have up to six pickleball courts striping added • Area gets a lot of foot traffic from nearby offices and apartments

CONSTRAINTS
• Existing topography/drainage would need to be adjusted • Requires demolition or relocation of trees
• No off-street or accessible parking
• Tennis courts users may not approve of shared use
LEGEND

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING SAND VOLLEYBALL COURT

EXISTING HALF-BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING SOFTBALL FIELD

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING TENNIS COURTS

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS
NORTH
0 20' 40'
80'
160'
ENCINAL PARK 999 Corte Madera Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94085 1 1
2 2
3 3
4 5
4 6
7 6
5 7
TP
TP
2 3
L
L
L
PO
PO
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160' 0 10’ 20’ 40’ 60’ NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
L
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 23 Existing tennis court with court lighting
Existing basketball court with court lighting
Adjacent picnic/seating area to volleyball/tennis courts Potential space for new pickleball/tennis facility
Existing volleyball court with court lighting
Existing softball field

ENCINAL PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Existing basketball courts could have up to six new
pickleball courts added
• Ample parking available at parking lot and off-
street
• No accessible parking stall improvements required

CONSTRAINTS
• Park improvements may create user demand that
exceeds available parking capacity
• Basketball courts user may not approve of shared
use
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
NORTH
0 20' 40'
80'
160'
FAIR OAKS PARK 540 N Fair Oaks Ave., Sunnyvale CA 94085 LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

EXISTING STRIPING FOR ADULT CRICKET FIELD

EXISTING STRIPING FOR YOUTH CRICKET FIELD

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS 1 1
2 2
2 2
3 3
4 4
4 5
5 6
6 6
7 7
7 P
L
L
L
L
LL
L
CA
CA
CY
CY
PO
ADA PARKING:
2 REG/2 VAN
P
ADA PARKING:
3 REG/1 VAN
P
L
PO
PO
8 8
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 25 FAIR OAKS PARK EXISTING SITE IMAGERY
2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)
Existing multi-use synthetic turf field with soccer and cricket striping Existing basketball court with court lighting
Adjacent picnic/seating area to basketball courts
Existing multi-use synthetic turf field with sports field lighting Existing baseball/softball field with sports field lighting Existing playground
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NORTH

S A N D I A A V E

F A I R W O O D A V E
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Fairwood Park
1255 Sandia Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

POTENTIAL NEW PICKLEBALL

AND/OR TENNIS COURTS
0' 15' 30' 60' 90'

EXISTING SAND

VOLLEYBALL COURT

EXISTING NFHS

SOCCER FIELD
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential area for new pickleball/tennis courts
• Existing tennis court that could have up to six pickleball court striping added

CONSTRAINTS
• Existing field has perimeter fencing that limits access from the park area • Tennis courts users may not approve of shared use
• Accessible parking requires improvements
• Park improvements may create user demand that exceeds available parking capacity
• Existing restrooms are a long distance from potential new courts LEGEND

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING PERIMETER FENCE AROUND FIELD

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING GREENBELT

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING SAND VOLLEYBALL COURT

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING TENNIS COURTS

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS
NORTH
0 20' 40'80'160'
FAIRWOOD PARK 1255 Sandia Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94089
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6 7
7 8
8 9
P
TP
TP
ADA PARKING:
1 REG
P
ADA PARKING:
2 REG
P
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160' 0 15’ 30’ 60’ 90’ 2 4
3 NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'

FAIRWOOD EXPLORER

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
L
L
L
9 PO
PO
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 27 Existing tennis court with court lighting
Existing perimeter fencing around field
Accessible parking space adjacent to existing fields requiring improvements
Potential space for new pickleball/tennis facility
Existing volleyball court with court lighting
Existing multi-use field

FAIRWOOD PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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RECOMMENDED CENTER LENGTH 315'
RECOMMENDED FOUL 40' MIN.

RECOMMENDED FOUL LENGTH 265' (2.5" OR 4" WIDTH?)
3' WIDE FOUL WARNING TRACK
8' x 40' DUGOUT
15' WIDE WARNING TRACK
NO COORDINATE POINT FORFOUL POLES, TYP. REFER TOFOUL POLE DETAIL INSTEAD NO COORDINATE POINT FORFOUL POLES, TYP. REFER TOFOUL POLE DETAIL INSTEAD

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L A K E C H I M E D R

S I L V E R L A K E D R
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Lakewood Park
834 Lakechime Dr
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

OUTLINE OF YOUTH

CRICKET FIELD
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential area for new pickleball/tennis courts
• Ample parking available at parking lot

CONSTRAINTS
• Would require demolition or relocation of pathway and vegetation/trees • Closest accessible parking requires improvements
LEGEND

LAKEWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY

RESTROOMS/CONCESSIONS/PARK OFFICE BUILDING

DOG PARK

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

PLAYGROUND

EXISTING SKATEPARK

MULTI-USE FIELD

BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

SPLASH PAD

PARKING LOT

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS

LIGHTED FACILITY
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LAKEWOOD PARK 834 Lakechime Dr., Sunnyvale, CA 94089
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 29 Existing tennis court with court lighting
Existing basketball courts with court lighting
Accessible parking space adjacent to potential facilities requiring improvements
Potential space for new pickleball/tennis facility
Existing softball/little league field with sports field lighting Existing planting area where potential facilities would be

LAKEWOOD PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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H Y D E P A R K D R
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R U S S E T D R
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Las Palmas Park
850 Russet Dr
Sunnyvale, CA 94087

S P I N O S A D R

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

OUTLINE OF ADULT

CRICKET FIELD
LEGEND

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD
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REALIGNED WALK
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential area for new pickleball/tennis courts
• Potential space for adult sized cricket field
• Ample parking available at parking lot and off-street • Free alternative to Sunnyvale Tennis Center

CONSTRAINTS
• Accessible parking requires improvements
• Requires rerouting of pathway
• Park improvements may create user demand that exceeds available parking capacity
• Existing topography/drainage may need to be adjusted
NORTH
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LAS PALMAS PARK 850 Russet Dr, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING DOG PARK

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING SOFTBALL FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

SUNNYVALE TENNIS CENTER

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL NEW OUTLINE OF ADULT CRICKET FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 31 Existing softball field
Existing playground area and pond
Accessible parking at the Hyde Park Dr. parking lot, requiring improvements
Potential space for new pickleball/tennis facility
Existing tennis/pickleball facility with court lighting at adjacent Sunnyvale Tennis Center
Accessible parking at the Russet Dr. parking lot, requiring improvements

LAS PALMAS PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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RECOMMENDED CENTER LENGTH 315'
RECOMMENDED FOUL 40' MIN.

RECOMMENDED FOUL LENGTH 265' (2.5" OR 4" WIDTH?)
3' WIDE FOUL WARNING TRACK
8' x 40' DUGOUT
15' WIDE WARNING TRACK
NO COORDINATE POINT FORFOUL POLES, TYP. REFER TOFOUL POLE DETAIL INSTEAD NO COORDINATE POINT FORFOUL POLES, TYP. REFER TOFOUL POLE DETAIL INSTEAD Ortega Park
636 Harrow Way
Sunnyvale, CA 94087
NORTH

H A R R O W W A Y
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan

I N V E R N E S S W A Y
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING TENNIS COURT
0' 20' 40' 80' 120'

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

OUTLINE OF ADULT

CRICKET FIELD
2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Existing basketball courts could have up to two new pickleball courts added
• Existing adult sized cricket field can be altered and rotated • Existing sports field lighting and court lighting
• Ample parking available at parking lot and off-street

CONSTRAINTS
• Basketball courts users may not approve of shared use NORTH
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ORTEGA PARK 636 Harrow Way, Sunnyvale CA 94087
LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING SPLASH PAD

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE/PRESSBOX

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING SCOREBOARD

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

EXISTING ADULT CRICKET PITCH

POTENTIAL NEW OUTLINE OF ADULT CRICKET FIELD

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS 1 1
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 33 Existing scoreboard
Existing tennis courts with court lighting
Accessible parking stall at the eastern lot
Existing cricket pitch and grass field in need of improvements Existing basketball court with court lighting
Accessible parking stalls at the western lot

ORTEGA PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential space for youth sized cricket field

CONSTRAINTS
• Potential cricket pitch may conflict with other sports use NORTH
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PANAMA PARK 755 Dartshire Way, Sunnyvale CA 94087
LEGEND

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING SOCCER GOAL STORAGE

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING SOCCER FIELDS

EXISTING SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING PORTABLE BLEACHERS

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE

PARKING LOT

POTENTIAL NEW OUTLINE OF YOUTH CRICKET FIELD
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 35 Existing softball field
Existing practice backstop
Accessible path of travel
Existing natural grass field with soccer striping
Existing perimeter fence and entrance
Accessible parking

PANAMA PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)
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RECOMMENDED CENTER LENGTH 315'
RECOMMENDED FOUL 40' MIN.

RECOMMENDED FOUL LENGTH 265' (2.5" OR 4" WIDTH?)
3' WIDE FOUL WARNING TRACK
8' x 40' DUGOUT
15' WIDE WARNING TRACK
NO COORDINATE POINT FORFOUL POLES, TYP. REFER TOFOUL POLE DETAIL INSTEAD NO COORDINATE POINT FORFOUL POLES, TYP. REFER TOFOUL POLE DETAIL INSTEAD NORTH

I R I S A V E
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Ponderosa Park
811 Henderson Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING TENNIS COURT
TP

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS

AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT
0' 15' 30' 60' 90'

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

H E N D E R S O N A V E
2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Potential area for new pickleball/tennis courts
• Would not conflict with other sports and programming
• Flat area where potential courts are being suggested

CONSTRAINTS
• Accessible parking requires improvements
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
PONDEROSA PARK 811 Henderson Ave, Sunnyvale CA 94086
LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING SAND VOLLEYBALL COURT

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL NEW TENNIS AND/OR PICKLEBALL COURTS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 37 Existing tennis court with court lighting
Existing basketball court with court lighting
Accessible parking
Potential space for new pickleball/tennis facility
Existing natural grass field area and baseball/softball field Existing volleyball court

PONDEROSA PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Ample parking available at parking lot
• Potential space for youth and adult sized cricket fields (with relocation of practice backstop)

CONSTRAINTS
• Accessible parking requires improvements
• No existing sports lighting or court lighting
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
NORTH
0 20' 40'80'160'
RAYNOR PARK 1565 Quail Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL FIELD

EXISTING BLEACHERS

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING BASEBALL SCOREBOARD

PARKING LOT

OUTLINE OF ADULT CRICKET FIELD

OUTLINE OF YOUTH CRICKET FIELD
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SCHOOL
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 39 Existing basketball court
Existing baseball field
Accessible parking in Quail Ave lot
Existing multi-use field
Existing baseball field
Community building with restrooms

RAYNOR PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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T H E D A L L E S A V E
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L E W I S T O N D R

H O L L E N B E C K A V E
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Serra Park
The Dalles Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94087
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

POTENTIAL TENNIS &

PICKLEBALL COURT
0' 20' 40' 80' 120'

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD
2 | SITE INVENTORY AND SITE ANALYSIS (CONT .)

SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Existing tennis court could have up to six pickleball courts striping added • Existing sports field lighting
• Ample parking available at parking lot

CONSTRAINTS
• Accessible parking requires improvements
NORTH
0 20' 40' 80' 160'
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SERRA PARK 730 The Dalles, Sunnyvale CA 94085
LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL FIELD

EXISTING BLEACHERS

EXISTING HARDCOURT

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING BASEBALL SCOREBOARD

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING TENNIS COURTS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 41 Existing tennis courts with court lighting
Existing natural grass baseball fields
Accessible parking space adjacent to existing cages requiring improvements
Existing multi-use field
Accessible parking near tennis courts
Accessible parking spaces at the north lot requiring improvements

SERRA PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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NORTH
August 12, 2024
Existing Site Plan
Washington Park
840 W Washington Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94086

S U N S E T A V E

W M C K I N L E Y A V E

W W A S H I N G T O N A V E
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

OUTLINE OF YOUTH

CRICKET FIELD

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT
0' 20' 40' 80' 120'

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD
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SUITABILITY FOR IMPROVEMENTS

OPPORTUNITIES
• Existing court lighting
• Ample parking available off-street
• Existing basketball courts could have up to two new pickleball courts added

CONSTRAINTS
• Accessible parking requires improvements
• Basketball courts users may not approve of shared use NORTH
0 20' 40'
80'
160'
WASHINGTON PARK 840 W Washington Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING SITE-BUILT BLEACHERS WITH PRESSBOX

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING TENNIS COURTS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 43 Existing playground and picnic area
Existing softball field and storage shed
Accessible street parking on Washington Ave (near tennis courts) Existing basketball courts with court lighting
Existing baseball field with sports field lights
Accessible street parking on Washington Ave (near Sunset Ave)

WASHINGTON PARK EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 45 *source: United States Tennis Association (usta.com) **source: USA Pickleball (usapickleball.org)
3 | SPORTS FACILITY DESIGN

DIMENSIONS OF PICKLEBALL AND

TENNIS COURT
To initiate the design process, Verde Design reviewed
options with staff from the City of Sunnyvale for tennis and pickleball court layout and materials. First, the team reviewed the dimensions of a tennis and pickleball court based on the rules given by the governing athletic bodies.

These dimensions are critically important to provide for a court environment that meets both safety and performative aspects of each sport.

Professional tennis and pickleball is regulated by the
United States Tennis Association (USTA) and USA
Pickleball (USAP), which publish guidelines dictating court dimensions for competitive play of their respective sports.

The USTA calls for a court that is 36 feet in width for doubles and 27 feet in width for singles. The court is to be 78 feet long. For pickleball, the court is smaller. Based on the USAP , the court is length is 20 feet wide, with a length of 44 feet.

Outside of the court, additional room is needed for safe spacing between neighboring courts. This “safe-zone”
allows for maximum safety for players and spectators.

The distance required varies between the two sports. For tennis, 21 feet from the top/bottom of court and 12 feet from sides of court is recommended. For pickleball, 8 feet from the top/bottom of court and 5 feet from sides of court is recommended.

PICKLEBALL COURT

DIMENSIONS
Gibson Park Pickleball Courts (top image) & San Jose State Tennis Courts (bottom image)

TENNIS COURT

DIMENSIONS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 47 *source: International Cricket Council (icc-cricket.com) 3 | SPORTS FACILITY DESIGN (CONT .)

DIMENSIONS OF CRICKET FIELD
To initiate the design process, Verde Design reviewed
options with staff from the City of Sunnyvale for cricket field layout and materials. First, the team reviewed the dimensions of a cricket field based on the rules given
by the governing athletic body. These dimensions are
critically important to provide for a cricket facility that meets both safety and performative aspects of the sport..

Professional cricket is regulated by the International
Cricket Council (ICC), which publishes guidelines dictating pitch dimensions for competitive play. The ICC calls for a an adult field that is 360 feet by 360 feet. For youth field, the field is slightly smaller at 330 feet by 330 feet. The pitch is 10 feet wide by 66 feet.

It is bounded at either end by the bowling creases and
on either side by imaginary lines, one each side of the imaginary line joining the centres of the two middle stumps, each parallel to it and 5 feet from it.

ADULT CRICKET FIELD DIMENSIONS
Cricket Pitch at Atherton Residence

YOUTH CRICKET FIELD DIMENSIONS
Attachment 1

3 | PICKLEBALL COURT DESIGN

PICKLEBALL COURT DESIGN
The team explored available options for materials and
surfacing to suit the specific needs of the sport, while balancing budget and durability. In striving to provide the best possible solutions to suit the needs of the community, attention was also paid to the City staff that will need to maintain these facilities.

Importance was also placed on flexibility in order to
provide options for a shared-use design. With the high
demand for more pickleball courts and limited suitable
space, we explored the idea of overlaying pickleball
striping on existing basketball and tennis courts at parks.

The basketball court overlay option offered an alternative solution that would appease both pickleball and tennis
users. We explored several different overlay options for both tennis and basketball. Below are some of the final layout options we presented to the city.

PICKLEBALL COURT COMPONENTS
• 12’ vinyl-coated chain link fence
• Pedestrian entry/exit gate
• Sound-dampening windscreen
• Player/spectator benches
• LED court lighting
• Perimeter pathway
• Permanent pickleball netting

PICKLEBALL OVERLAY OPTIONS

ON BASKETBALL COURTS

PICKLEBALL OVERLAY OPTIONS

ON TENNIS COURTS
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 49 EXAMPLE DEDICATED PICKLEBALL COURT DESIGN
Sound-
dampening
windscreen
12’ vinyl-coated
chain link fencing
Player/
spectator
bench
LED court
lighting
Permanent
pickleball
netting
Pedestrian
entry gate
Perimeter
pathway
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3 | TENNIS COURT DESIGN

TENNIS COURT DESIGN
The team explored available options for materials and
surfacing to suit the specific needs of the sport, while balancing budget and durability. In striving to provide the best possible solutions to suit the needs of the community, attention was also paid to the City staff that will need to maintain these facilities.

TENNIS COURT COMPONENTS
• 12’ vinyl-coated chain link fence
• Pedestrian entry/exit gate
• Windscreen
• Player/spectator benches
• LED court lighting
• Perimeter pathway
• Permanent tennis netting
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 51 EXAMPLE DEDICATED TENNIS COURT DESIGN
Windscreen
12’ vinyl-coated
chain link fencing
Player/
spectator
bench
LED court
lighting
Permanent
tennis
netting
Pedestrian
entry gate
Perimeter
pathway
Attachment 1

3 | CRICKET FIELD DESIGN

CRICKET FIELD DESIGN
The team explored available options for materials and
surfacing to suit the specific needs of the sport, while balancing budget and durability. In striving to provide the best possible solutions to suit the needs of the community, attention was also paid to the City staff that will need to maintain these facilities.

Importance was also placed on flexibility in order to
provide options for a shared-use design. Adjacent field uses were considered when designing as cricket is played on a natural grass field and has a large footprint. Likewise, lighting was included to provide more opportunities for use and avoid sport/program conflicts.

CRICKET FIELD COMPONENTS
• Cricket pitch
• LED field lighting*
• Natural grass field*
• Grading, drainage, and irrigation*
* Facility components shared with adjacent use areas
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 53 EXAMPLE CRICKET FIELD DESIGN
Existing softball
field and
backstop
LED field
lighting
Cricket
pitch
Existing
grass field
Natural grass
field
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4 | COMMUNITY OUTREACH

COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Input from the Sunnyvale community was vital to
the success and relevance of this study. To engage
the community for the purposes of this study, one
interactive community meeting and two online surveys
were employed. The goal was to gain input from local
residents interested in sharing their opinions on the sports assessment. This included residents currently affiliated with organized tennis, pickleball and cricket leagues, residents interested in recreational use, and individuals participating in local baseball or softball leagues that may have insight pertinent to the study.

COMMUNITY MEETING
We held one virtual community meeting for the Sunnyvale Sports Assessment. This was held on October 30th. The
meeting was hosted by City staff and facilitated by the Verde Design team.

MEETING 1 STATS
• Date held: October 30, 2024
• 79 participants
• 1 hour duration
During this meeting, the design team met with community members via a virtual “Zoom” meeting, in which Verde
Design shared a PowerPoint presentation aiming to
providing information on the following:
• Describe the goals and objectives of the Assessment
• Share the approach for inventory and analysis of
existing/potential tennis, pickleball and cricket facilities • Share the methods for community input, and outline the initial design components of the facilities.

During the meeting, participants could raise their hand to ask questions, type directly into the chat feature, or submit a written question to the group with the Q and A feature. The goal was to provide for the maximum level of engagement by allowing everyone who wanted to speak
to do so, while adhering to a predetermined meeting
agenda and timeline. As you can see, it was very important to let each participant’s voice be heard.

Next, the design team shared the basic dimensions for
tennis/pickleball courts and cricket fields, and potential locations with preliminary designs. Aerial images were
shared with the group to offer a visual aid for what
facilities existing parks could accommodate.

Next, the design team introduced a community input
exercise. This offered the meeting participants an
opportunity to provide feedback on their preferred design locations via Zoom poll. There were six questions which were the same ones that were in community survey #2
which was opened to public upon the meeting’s end until November 22nd.

Next, the meeting was opened up for a question and
answer period. Many community members chose to ask
questions and provide input on the following topics:
• Desire for free pickleball courts
• Importance of not interfering with other existing sport facilities
• Proposition for dedicated tennis/pickleball courts versus shared
• Importance of managing sound, for pickleball
particularly
• Considering how new facilities will impact parking
• Provision of portable netting (for pickleball)
• Need for enforcement of court rules and time limit

COMMUNITY SURVEYS
The community surveys were another tool used to gain
input from the community for the Sports Assessment. The surveys allowed for participants to answer questions
related to tennis, pickleball and cricket facilities, existing and potential, to give the design team some objective
information as a basis for design and location of the
facilities. The first survey asked for the community’s
general perception of the existing parks and what they
would like to see expanded or upgraded. The second
survey asked for community’s feedback on the potential
locations of potential improvements. Next are some
details from the survey process.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH
(CONTINUED)
COMMUNITY SURVEY #1 STATS
• Date held: June 24 - September 13
• 6 questions
• 2283 responses
• 86 hours of public comment
COMMUNITY SURVEY #2 STATS
• Date held: October 30 - November 22
• 7 questions
• 1704 responses
• 64 hours of public comment
During the entire community outreach process, we heard
firsthand from the user groups about their wants and needs.

Whether it was tennis users expressing concerns of their courts being overtaken by pickleball users or the rapid rise in interest in cricket and pickleball throughout the Bay Area and country, it was clear there is a high demand for new or improved fields and courts. We observed a very
passionate sense of interest from these user groups for the implementation of new or improved sport facilities in the City Park system. This input was recorded and used in the generation of initial ideas, and considered with the final recommendations coming out of this assessment.

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12 or under
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40-49
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65+
What is your age?
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94086
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Other
What is your zip code?
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COMMUNITY SURVEY #1
The community survey consisted of 6 questions written to gather input on current sport participation and what the community wan ts to expand/improve. Questions 1 through 2 focused on gathering demographics.

The responses are shown below:
1 2
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0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Tennis
Soccer
Pickleball
Cricket
Basketball
Volleyball
Badminton
Baseball
Ultimate Frisbee
Skating/Skate Park
Softball
Football
Flag Football
Bocce
Lawn Bowling
Horseshoes
Rugby
Field Hockey
Lacrosse
Which outdoor sports and/or activities do you currently participate in at a City of Sunnyvale park (top 3)?
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534
396
371
308
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243
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118
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0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
Pickleball
Cricket
Tennis
Soccer
Biking/Bike Park
Badminton
Volleyball
Disc Golf
Basketball
Skating/Skate Park
Improve Grass
Ultimate Frisbee
Bocce
Baseball
Football
Lawn Bowling
Softball
Flag Football
Field Hockey
Rugby
Horseshoes
Lacrosse
What sports or activities would you like to see
expanded or added to Sunnyvale parks (top 3)?
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COMMUNITY SURVEY #1
Questions 3 through 4 focused on gathering data on what sports are currently most participated in and what sports the community wants to see expanded/added in Sunnyvale parks.

The responses are shown below:
3 4
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COMMUNITY SURVEY #1
Questions 5 asked for additional comment if community wanted to share their thoughts more in depth.

For the community, their number one response by a large margin was about improving grass conditions.

Second, the community requested to improve or add cricket fields. Third, the community requested more free pickleball options. Other responses listed in order of popularity are shown below. 155
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Improve grass conditions
Improve or add cricket
Pickleball - make free
Synthetic turf - in favor
Sports lighting (courts and fields)
Field availibilty
Pool hours restrictive
Soccer - dedicated
Synthetic turf - against
Tennis - dedicated
Reservability issues
Pickleball - dedicated
Tennis - improve quality of existing courts
Restrooms (add and fix)
Shade
Enforce leash laws
No golf
Parking
Drop in/no reservations
Volleyball - outdoor
Volleyball - sand
Enforce court rules
Pickleball - add striping on tennis
Volleyball - hard surface
Volleyball - indoor
Badminton
Volleyball - no sand
Add golf
Do you have any further comments about outdoor
sports amenities in Sunnyvale?
5 For reference, Question 6 asked if community members would like to subscribe to email updates. The results are not shown.

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10 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Yes
No
Are you in favor of adding pickleball
striping to existing tennis courts?
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20 19
7 0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Serra
Ortega
Fairwood
Encinal
None of above
Which of the four options for adding
pickleball striping would be preferred?
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COMMUNITY MEETING ZOOM POLL
The poll consisted of 6 questions written to gather input on conceptual design locations. Questions 1 through 2 focused on adding pickleball striping to existing tennis courts.

The responses are shown below:
1 2
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19 20 21 22 23
Yes
No
Are you in favor of adding pickleball
striping to existing basketball courts?
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COMMUNITY MEETING ZOOM POLL
Question 3 focused on gathering data on what design option the community wanted for each park between pickleball only, tennis only and shared use.

The responses are shown below:
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15 15
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4 2
3 2
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12 12
0 5 10 15 20
De Anza
Encinal
Fairwood
Lakewood
Las Palmas
Ponderosa
Which options do you prefer for these
parks?
Shared Tennis Pickleball

COMMUNITY MEETING ZOOM POLL
Questions 4 through 5 focused on adding pickleball striping to existing basketball courts.

The responses are shown below:
3 4
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10 11
25 0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Ortega
Washington
Fair Oaks
None of above
For which park(s) are you in favor of
adding pickleball striping to existing
basketball courts?
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11 25
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Ortega
Washington
Fair Oaks
None of above
For which park(s) are you in favor of
adding pickleball striping to existing
basketball courts?
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COMMUNITY MEETING ZOOM POLL
Question 6 focused on what were the community’ s preferred parks for adding cricket.

The responses are shown below:
5 6
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COMMUNITY SURVEY #2
The community survey consisted of 6 questions written to gather input on conceptual design locations. Questions 1 through 2 focused on adding pickleball striping to existing tennis courts.

The responses are shown below and include data from zoom poll as comparison:

1. In general, are you in favor of adding
pickleball striping to existing tennis courts?

2. At which park(s) would you support adding
pickleball striping to existing tennis courts?
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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 63 COMMUNITY SURVEY #2
Question 3 focused on gathering data on what design option the community wanted for each park between pickleball only, tennis only and shared use.

The responses are shown below and include data from zoom poll as comparison:

DE ANZA PARK LAKEWOOD PARK

ENCINAL PARK LAS PALMAS PARK

FAIRWOOD PARK PONDEROSA PARK

3. Which options do you prefer for these parks?
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3 3
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4. In general, are you in favor of adding
pickleball striping to existing basketball courts?
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COMMUNITY SURVEY #2
Questions 4 through 5 focused on adding pickleball striping to existing basketball courts.

The responses are shown below and include data from zoom poll as comparison

5. For which park(s) are you in favor of adding
pickleball striping to existing basketball courts?
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improving cricket facilities?
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COMMUNITY SURVEY #2
Question 6 focused on what were the community’s preferred parks for adding cricket.

The responses are shown below and include data from zoom poll as comparison:

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CONCEPTUAL COST ESTIMATE

SUMMARY
Verde Design’s next step was to generate a conceptual
cost estimate based on the outcome of the design of
tennis/pickleball courts, cricket field form and construction materials explored during the design process. This
conceptual cost estimate takes into account both
the material costs and installation of the components
necessary to build the preferred court and field designs.

This conceptual cost estimate is considered a Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) estimate which provides a high-level account of anticipated costs for construction for use in developing a project budget. These costs are based on
pricing from similar projects constructed in the last two years with pricing adjusted to winter 2025 dollars.

The estimates include certain assumptions based on
other similar projects in the area, and contains several contingencies to account for changes and market
fluctuations that will affect the overall cost. We have included a 10% design contingency and 10% construction
contingency numbers. The design contingency accounts
for major changes to the materials or configuration that may arise during the design process. The construction
contingency is provided to account for unforeseen site
conditions or procurement delays that may affect the
construction timeline.

We also included a 7% bidding and escalation
contingency per year beyond 2025. A bidding and
inflation contingency is included to account for economic inflation or fluctuation in the number of bidding parties that may affect the overall price of the construction
project.

The following pages contain a summary of the total cost for each facility with a detailed breakdown of the line item costs. The conceptual cost estimate will need to be updated and further refined once the project is started at the next stage.

COURT COST OPTIONS
Based on input from the City and community, there was
interest in several configurations for new sports facilities; whether it be a pickleball overlay, two tennis court, six pickleball courts or cricket field. We have provided
conceptual pricing for each of these facilities that are associated with the potential improvements shown in the Conclusion section of this report. The different facilities are tied to varying site conditions and response from the community.

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PICKLEBALL OVERLAY
The following pricing reflects the option for a pickleball court overlay at an existing basketball court. This may be a suitable option for a park that has existing basketball courts with available space and exhibits the demand for more pickleball courts.

Sunnyvale Outdoor Sports Assessment - Pickleball Court Overlay Verde Design Inc.

Statement of ROM Construction Costs Prepared By: PH
Verde Design Project No. 2400300 Reviewed By: MB
1/2/2025
Pickleball Court Overlay at Existing Basketball Court (Single) Court Surfacing 32,000.00$
Acrylic Court Surfacing/Striping 8,000 sf 4.00$ 32,000.00$ Furnishings 7,800.00$
Portable posts and nets 2 ea 2,100.00$ 4,200.00$ 6' Benches, portable 2 ea 1,800.00$ 3,600.00$
Subtotal Estimated Cost: 39,800.00$
Survey, Permits, etc. 2% 796.00$
Bonding 2% 796.00$
Mobilization & Project Management 10% 3,980.00$
Design Contingency 15% 5,970.00$
Bidding & Inflation Contingency 7% 2,786.00$
Total Estimated Bid Cost: 54,128.00$
Construction Contingency 10% $3,980.00
Total Estimated Cost: $58,108.00
Note: 1) Bidding contingency is provided due to an unstable bidding environment and accelerated material price increases. This may be removed as proceed into the project bidding phase. 2) Construction Contingency is provided to cover for site conditions and additional work not anticipated for upgrades. 3) In Providing opinions of probable construction cost, the Client understands that the Landscape Architect has no control over costs or the price of labor equipment or materials, or over the Contractor's method of pricing, and that the opinions of probable construction costs provided herein are to be made on the basis of the Landscape Architect's qualifications and experience. The Landscape Architect makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of such opinions as compared to bid or actual costs.

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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 69 2 TENNIS COURTS
The following pricing reflects the option for a tennis facility with 2 courts (2-bay). This may be a suitable option for a park that has available space and exhibits the demand for tennis courts.

Sunnyvale Outdoor Sports Assessment - Tennis Courts Verde Design Inc.

Statement of ROM Construction Costs Prepared By: PH
Verde Design Project No. 2400300 Reviewed By: MB
1/2/2025
Tennis Courts (2 Courts)
Demolition 23,600.00$
Tree Removal 2 ea 1,800.00$ 3,600.00$
Spray, Clear, Grub and Strip Existing Grass Areas 15,000 sf 1.00$ 15,000.00$ Irrigation Demolition 1 allow 5,000.00$ 5,000.00$ Grading, Drainage, and Utilities 54,750.00$
Rough/Fine Grading 15,000 sf 1.75$ 26,250.00$ Drainage Allowance 15,000 sf 1.90$ 28,500.00$ Fencing 154,800.00$
CLF 12' - Black Vinyl Fabric with Black Powedercoated Posts 456 lf 200.00$ 91,200.00$ Windscreen (8' tall) 456 lf 12.00$ 5,472.00$ CLF Gate 8'(H)x4'(W) Swing w/ Transom 4 ea 4,500.00$ 18,000.00$ 12" Edgeband w/fence (12" wide x 10" deep) 456 lf 88.00$ 40,128.00$ Court Surfacing 234,000.00$
Concrete Paving (4" Conc over 4" AB) 2,000 sf 15.00$ 30,000.00$ Asphalt Paving (4" AC on 12" AB) 12,750 sf 12.00$ 153,000.00$ Court Surfacing/Striping 12,750 sf 4.00$ 51,000.00$ Furnishings 17,000.00$
Tennis posts and nets 2 ea 4,500.00$ 9,000.00$ 6' Benches 4 ea 2,000.00$ 8,000.00$
Irrigation 10,000.00$
Irrigation Retrofit 1 allow 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$ Lighting 220,000.00$
LED Court Lighting, 6-pole/12-fixture layout with new panelboard to feed new lights 1 allow 220,000.00$ 220,000.00$ Subtotal Estimated Cost: 714,150.00$
Survey, Permits, Traffic, etc. 3% 21,425.00$
Bonding 2% 14,283.00$
Mobilization & Project Management 10% 71,415.00$
Design Contingency 15% 107,123.00$
Bidding & Inflation Contingency 7% 49,991.00$
Total Estimated Bid Cost: $978,387.00
Construction Contingency 10% $71,415.00
Total Estimated Cost: $1,049,802.00
Notes: 1) Bidding contingency is provided due to an unstable bidding environment and accelerated material price increases. This may be removed as proceed into the project bidding phase. 2) Construction Contingency is provided to cover for site conditions and additional work not anticipated for upgrades. 3) In Providing opinions of probable construction cost, the Client understands that the Landscape Architect has no control over costs or the price of labor equipment or materials, or over the Contractor's method of pricing, and that the opinions of probable construction costs provided herein are to be made on the basis of the Landscape Architect's qualifications and experience. The Landscape Architect makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of such opinions as compared to bid or actual costs.

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6 PICKLEBALL COURTS
The following pricing reflects the option for a pickleball facility with 6 courts (6-bay). This may be a suitable option for a park that has available space and exhibits the demand for pickleball courts.

Sunnyvale Outdoor Sports Assessment - Pickleball Courts Verde Design Inc.

Statement of ROM Construction Costs Prepared By: PH
Verde Design Project No. 2400300 Reviewed By: MB
1/2/2025
Pickleball Courts (6 Courts)
Demolition 23,600.00$
Tree Removal 2 ea 1,800.00$ 3,600.00$
Spray, Clear, Grub and Strip Existing Grass Areas 15,000 sf 1.00$ 15,000.00$ Irrigation Demolition 1 allow 5,000.00$ 5,000.00$ Grading, Drainage, and Utilities 54,750.00$
Rough/Fine Grading 15,000 sf 1.75$ 26,250.00$ Drainage Allowance 15,000 sf 1.90$ 28,500.00$ Fencing 178,968.00$
CLF 12' - Black Vinyl Fabric with Black Powedercoated Posts 456 lf 215.00$ 98,040.00$ Noise-Attenuating Windscreen (8' tall) 456 lf 50.00$ 22,800.00$ CLF Gate 8'(H)x4'(W) Swing w/ Transom 4 ea 4,500.00$ 18,000.00$ 12" Edgeband w/fence (12" wide x 10" deep) 456 lf 88.00$ 40,128.00$ Court Surfacing 234,000.00$
Concrete Paving (4" Conc over 4" AB) 2,000 sf 15.00$ 30,000.00$ Asphalt Paving (4" AC on 12" AB) 12,750 sf 12.00$ 153,000.00$ Acrylic Court Surfacing/Striping 12,750 sf 4.00$ 51,000.00$ Furnishings 33,000.00$
Pickleball posts and nets 6 ea 3,500.00$ 21,000.00$ 6' Benches 6 ea 2,000.00$ 12,000.00$
Irrigation 10,000.00$
Irrigation Retrofit 1 allow 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$ Lighting 220,000.00$
LED Court Lighting, 6-pole/12-fixture layout with new panelboard to feed new lights 1 allow 220,000.00$ 220,000.00$ Subtotal Estimated Cost: 754,318.00$
Survey, Permits, Traffic, etc. 3% 22,630.00$
Bonding 2% 15,086.00$
Mobilization & Project Management 10% 75,432.00$
Design Contingency 15% 113,148.00$
Bidding & Inflation Contingency 7% 52,802.00$
Total Estimated Bid Cost: $1,033,416.00
Construction Contingency 10% $75,432.00
Total Estimated Cost: $1,108,848.00
Notes: 1) Bidding contingency is provided due to an unstable bidding environment and accelerated material price increases. This may be removed as proceed into the project bidding phase. 2) Construction Contingency is provided to cover for site conditions and additional work not anticipated for upgrades. 3) In Providing opinions of probable construction cost, the Client understands that the Landscape Architect has no control over costs or the price of labor equipment or materials, or over the Contractor's method of pricing, and that the opinions of probable construction costs provided herein are to be made on the basis of the Landscape Architect's qualifications and experience. The Landscape Architect makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of such opinions as compared to bid or actual costs.

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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 71 CRICKET FIELD
The following pricing reflects the option for a cricket field without lighting. This may be a suitable option for a park that has available space, and the demand for a new or improved cricket field.

Sunnyvale Outdoor Sports Assessment - Cricket Field Verde Design Inc.

Statement of ROM Construction Costs Prepared By: PH
Verde Design Project No. 2400300 Reviewed By: MB
3/3/2025
Adult Cricket Field and Pitch
Demolition* 110,500.00$
Tree Removal 2 ea 1,800.00$ 3,600.00$
Spray, Clear, Grub and Strip Existing Grass Areas 102,000 sf 0.95$ 96,900.00$ Irrigation Demolition 1 allow 10,000.00$ 10,000.00$ Grading, Drainage, and Utilities* 321,300.00$
Rough/Fine Grading 102,000 sf 1.65$ 168,300.00$ Drainage Allowance 102,000 sf 1.50$ 153,000.00$ Pitch Surfacing $21,600.00
Concrete Paving (4" Conc over 4" AB) 900 sf 14.00$ $12,600.00 Rubberized Surfacing 900 sf 10.00$ 9,000.00$ Landscaping & Irrigation* 604,800.00$
Landscaping
Sod at Field Area 102,000 sf 2.00$ 204,000.00$ Soil Amendment at sod areas 102,000 sf 0.75$ 76,500.00$ Landscape Maintenance - 90 Days 102,000 sf 0.15$ 15,300.00$ Irrigation
Point of Connection to Existing 2 ea 1,500.00$ 3,000.00$ Irrigation Allowance - Rotors at Grass Area 102,000 sf 3.00$ 306,000.00$ Subtotal Estimated Cost: $1,058,200.00
Survey, Permits, Traffic, etc. 3% 31,746.00$
Bonding 2% 21,164.00$
Mobilization & Project Management 10% 105,820.00$
Design Contingency 15% 158,730.00$
Bidding & Inflation Contingency 7% 74,074.00$
Total Estimated Bid Cost: $1,449,734.00
Construction Contingency 10% $105,820.00
Total Estimated Cost: $1,555,554.00
*Denotes facility components shared with adjacent use areas Notes: 1) Bidding contingency is provided due to an unstable bidding environment and accelerated material price increases. This may be removed as proceed into the project bidding phase. 2) Construction Contingency is provided to cover for site conditions and additional work not anticipated for upgrades. 3) In Providing opinions of probable construction cost, the Client understands that the Landscape Architect has no control over costs or the price of labor equipment or materials, or over the Contractor's method of pricing, and that the opinions of probable construction costs provided herein are to be made on the basis of the Landscape Architect's qualifications and experience. The Landscape Architect makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of such opinions as compared to bid or actual costs.

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CRICKET FIELD
The following pricing reflects the bid alternate options for a cricket field. This includes separate estimates for lighting, synthetic turf, and decomposed granite/infield fines surface options.

Bid Alternate 1 - Field Lighting*
LED Sportsfield Lighting, 8-pole layout w/new load center, and PG&E substructure costs 1 allow 1,800,000.00$ 1,800,000.00$ Subtotal Estimate: $1,800,000.00
Bid Alternate Survey and Contingencies (37%) $666,000.00 Bid Alternate 1 Total Estimated Bid Cost: $2,466,000.00 Bid Alternate Construction Contingency (10%) $246,600.00 Bid Alternate 1 Total Estimated Cost: $2,712,600.00
Bid Alternate 2 - Synthetic Turf Surface
1" Monofilament Synthetic Turf w/ Texturized Thatch 900 sf $18.00 $16,200.00 sub Rubberized surface -900 sf $10.00 ($9,000.00)
Subtotal Estimate: $7,200.00
Bid Alternate Survey and Contingencies (37%) $2,664.00
Bid Alternate 2 Total Estimated Bid Cost: $9,864.00
Bid Alternate Construction Contingency (10%) $986.40
Bid Alternate 2 Total Estimated Cost: $10,850.40
Deductive Alternate 1 - Decomposed Granite / Infield Fines Surface Decomposed Granite surface 900 sf $7.00 $6,300.00
6" wide x 8" deep Concrete Curb 172 lf $60.00 $10,320.00 sub Concrete Paving (4" Conc over 4" AB) -900 sf $14.00 ($12,600.00) sub Rubberized surface -900 sf $10.00 ($9,000.00)
Subtotal Estimate: ($4,980.00)
Deductive Alternate Survey and Contingencies (37%) ($1,842.60) Deductive Alternate 1 Total Estimated Bid Cost: ($6,822.60) Deductive Alternate Construction Contingency (10%) ($682.26) Deductive Alternate 1 Total Estimated Cost: ($7,504.86) *Denotes facility components shared with adjacent use areas

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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
The final task of this study is to distill all of the information from the previous sections and provide recommendations
for the conceptual design, locations, and configurations of athletic facilities within the City of Sunnyvale.

COURT AND FIELD LOCATIONS
From the information gathered by analyzing the space
at Sunnyvale’s parks, along with input provided by the
community, the choice of locations for athletic facilities improvements can be narrowed down to a handful of
options.

The ideal locations offer adequate space for the potential facilities, and have demand from the public for new or
improved facilities. One of the potential locations also contain existing cricket facilities. The map to the right shows the park locations and their distribution throughout the City.

COURT AND FIELD DESIGN

PREFERENCES
The conceptual design stems from information gathered
during community meeting and from the online surveys.

All courts are dedicated and do not share facilities
with pickleball and/or tennis to adhere to community
preference. All cricket fields will be designed for shared use with baseball and softball in order to maintain
maximum usage year-round. We recommend the following
criteria for the design of the tennis/pickleball courts and cricket fields.

RECOMMENDED TENNIS/PICKLEBALL
COURT DESIGN ELEMENTS:
• Tennis Court Dimensions: 36’ wide by 78’ long
• Pickleball Court Dimensions: 20’ wide by 44’ long
• Number of Courts per facility: 2 tennis / 6-12 pickleball • Include seating areas for players/spectators
• Permanent netting?: Yes
• Lighted Facility?: Yes

RECOMMENDED CRICKET FIELD
DESIGN ELEMENTS:
• Youth Field Dimensions: 330’ by 330’
• Adult Field Dimensions: 360’ by 360’
• Pitch Dimensions: 12’ wide by 74’ long
• Shared-Use Field Material?: Yes
• Lighted Facility?: Yes

PRC INPUT
The Parks and Recreation Commission generally
agreed with the recommendations, but suggested that
recommendations #5 and #6, regarding adding pickleball
overlay on existing basketball courts, be removed.

POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS

1. Add new dedicated pickleball courts at De Anza Parkx

2. Add new dedicated pickleball courts at Encinal Parkx

3. Add new dedicated tennis courts at Las Palmas Park•

4. Add new dedicated tennis courts at Ponderosa Parkx

5. Add new pickleball overlay on existing basketball courts at Ortega Parkx

6. Add new pickleball overlay on existing basketball courts at Washington Parkx

7. Add new cricket pitch/field at Las Palmas Park•

8. Refurbish existing cricket pitch/field at Ortega Parkx •Consider as part of upcoming Las Palmas renovation project xConsider as a CIP project in 20-year capital plan
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T I C O N D E R O G A D R
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L I M E D R

R O C K E F E L L E R D R
November 26, 2024
Proposed Pickleball Courts
De Anza Park
1150 Lime Dr
Sunnyvale, CA 94087

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING TENNIS COURT
LEGEND

EXISTING PICKLEBALL COURT

PROPOSED NEW

PICKLEBALL COURTS
0' 20' 40' 80' 120'
POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | DE ANZA PARK 1150 Lime Dr., Sunnyvale CA 94097 6 | RECOMMENDATIONS (CONT .)
RECOMMENDATION 1

ADD NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS AT DE ANZA PARK
De Anza Park was ranked first in preferred location for adding dedicated pickleball courts. There is ample space in the suggested location for up to 12 pickleball courts, which would be supported by available off-street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park does not currently have playing courts, so this would add a new amenity to the park. The area where potential courts are being suggested is currently a multi-use field that does not have designated programming from the City. Additionally, court users would have access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.

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EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL FIELD

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING BASEBALL SCOREBOARD

PARKING LOT

POTENTIAL NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS
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November 26, 2024
Proposed Pickleball Courts
Encinal Park
999 Corte Madera Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

PROPOSED NEW

PICKLEBALL COURTS

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT
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EXISTING BASEBALL &

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EXISTING SAND

VOLLEYBALL COURT
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EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING SAND VOLLEYBALL COURT

EXISTING HALF-BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

LIGHTED FACILITY

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POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | ENCINAL PARK 999 Corte Madera Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94085 RECOMMENDATION 2

ADD NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS AT ENCINAL PARK
Encinal Park was ranked fourth in preferred location for adding dedicated pickleball courts. There is ample space in the suggested location for up to 6 pickleball courts and is complimented by surrounding shaded picnic areas and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. There is a high level of foot traffic in this area due to nearby corporate campuses and multi-family home complexes. This park currently has playing courts, so this would add an additional court amenity. The area where potential courts are being suggested is currently a multi-use field that does not conflict with adjacent softball field programming. Additionally, court users would have access to nearby playground and restrooms.
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November 26, 2024
Proposed Tennis Courts
Las Palmas Park
850 Russet Dr
Sunnyvale, CA 94087

S P I N O S A D R

OFF-STREET PARKING
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RESTROOM

EXISTING BASEBALL &

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R U S S E T D R
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POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | LAS PALMAS PARK 850 Russet Dr, Sunnyvale, CA 94087 LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING DOG PARK

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING SOFTBALL FIELD

SUNNYVALE TENNIS CENTER

PARKING LOT

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RECOMMENDATION 3

ADD NEW TENNIS COURTS AT LAS PALMAS PARK
Las Palmas Park was ranked first in preferred location for adding dedicated tennis courts. There is ample space in the suggested location for up to 2 tennis courts, which would be supported by available off-street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park does not currently have playing courts, so this would add a new amenity to the park. This new facility would offer a free alternative to adjacent Sunnyvale Tennis Center. The area where potential courts are being suggested is currently a multi-use field that does not have designated programming from the City. Additionally, this park offers access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.

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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 77 RECOMMENDED CENTER LENGTH 315'
RECOMMENDED FOUL 40' MIN.

RECOMMENDED FOUL LENGTH 265' (2.5" OR 4" WIDTH?)
3' WIDE FOUL WARNING TRACK
8' x 40' DUGOUT
15' WIDE WARNING TRACK
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November 26, 2024
Proposed Tennis Courts
Ponderosa Park
811 Henderson Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
LEGEND

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

PROPOSED NEW

TENNIS COURTS

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT
0' 15' 30' 60' 90'

EXISTING BASEBALL &

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H E N D E R S O N A V E
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POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | PONDEROSA PARK 811 Henderson Ave, Sunnyvale CA 94086 LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING SAND VOLLEYBALL COURT

PARKING LOT

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RECOMMENDATION 4

ADD NEW TENNIS COURTS AT PONDEROSA PARK
Ponderosa Park was ranked third in preferred location for adding dedicated tennis courts. There is ample space in the suggested location for up to 2 tennis courts, which would be supported by available off-street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park currently has playing courts, so this would add an additional court amenity. The area where potential courts are being suggested is currently a multi- use field that does not conflict with adjacent baseball/softball field programming. Additionally, this park offers access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.

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November 26, 2024
Pickleball Striping at Existing Basketball Courts
Ortega Park
636 Harrow Way
Sunnyvale, CA 94087
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I N V E R N E S S W A Y

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT

EXISTING TENNIS COURTS

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD

RESTROOM
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POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | ORTEGA PARK 636 Harrow Way, Sunnyvale CA 94087 LEGEND

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE/PRESSBOX

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING SCOREBOARD

LIGHTED FACILITY

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RECOMMENDATION 5

ADD NEW PICKLEBALL OVERLAY ON EXISTING

BASKETBALL COURTS AT ORTEGA PARK
Ortega Park was ranked first in preferred location for adding pickleball court striping to existing basketball courts. There is enough space in the suggested location for up to 2 pickleball courts, which would be supported by available off-street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park does not currently have pickleball courts, so this would add a new amenity to the park. The court striping does not interfere with basketball hoops and would allow for one pickleball and half basketball court to be used simulatanouesly. Additionally, this park offers access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.
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Washington Park
840 W Washington Ave
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
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November 26, 2024
Pickleball Striping at Existing Basketball Courts
0' 10' 20' 40' 60'
LEGEND

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURTS

OFF-STREET PARKING

RESTROOM

EXISTING BASEBALL &

SOFTBALL FIELD
6 | RECOMMENDATIONS (CONT .)
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POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | WASHINGTON PARK 840 W Washington Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING CONCESSIONS

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING SOCCER FIELD

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING SITE-BUILT BLEACHERS WITH PRESSBOX

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING PRACTICE BACKSTOP

EXISTING SCOREBOARD

PARKING

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POTENTIAL PICKLEBALL OVERLAY AT EXISTING TENNIS COURTS
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ADD NEW PICKLEBALL OVERLAY ON EXISTING

BASKETBALL COURTS AT WASHINGTON PARK
Washington Park was ranked second in preferred location for adding pickleball court striping to existing basketball courts.

There is enough space in the suggested location for up to 2 pickleball courts, which would be supported by available off- street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park does not currently have pickleball courts, so this would add a new amenity to the park. The court striping does not interfere with basketball hoops and would allow for two pickleball and half basketball courts to be used simultaneously.

Additionally, this park offers access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.

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EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING DOG PARK

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING SOFTBALL FIELD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

SUNNYVALE TENNIS CENTER

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

POTENTIAL NEW OUTLINE OF ADULT CRICKET FIELD
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ADD NEW CRICKET PITCH/FIELD AT LAS PALMAS
PARK
Las Palmas Park was ranked first in preferred location for adding new or improved cricket field. There is ample space in the suggested location for one adult cricket field, which would be supported by available off-street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park does not currently have a cricket field so this would add a new amenity to the park.

This new facility would be complemented by a future multi-use batting cage that may be added at this park per previous study.

The area where potential courts are being suggested is currently a multi-use field that does not conflict with adjacent softball field programming. Additionally, this park offers access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.

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Sunnyvale Athletic Facilities Needs Assessment | August 2025 | Verde Design 81 NORTH
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POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS | ORTEGA PARK 636 Harrow Way, Sunnyvale CA 94087 LEGEND

EXISTING COMMUNITY BUILDING

EXISTING RESTROOMS

EXISTING SPLASH PAD

EXISTING PICNIC AREA

EXISTING PLAYGROUND

EXISTING ATHLETIC STORAGE/PRESSBOX

EXISTING MULTI-USE FIELD

EXISTING BASEBALL/SOFTBALL FIELD

EXISTING BASKETBALL COURT

EXISTING TENNIS COURT

EXISTING SCOREBOARD

POTENTIAL NEW MULTI-USE BATTING CAGE PER PREVIOUS STUDY

PARKING LOT

LIGHTED FACILITY

EXISTING ADULT CRICKET PITCH

POTENTIAL NEW OUTLINE OF ADULT CRICKET FIELD
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REFURBISH EXISTING CRICKET PITCH/FIELD AT

ORTEGA PARK
Ortega Park was ranked second in preferred location for adding new or improved cricket field. There is ample space in the suggested location for one adult cricket field, which would be supported by available off-street parking and walking paths in good condition leading up to it. This park currently has a cricket field that will be refurbished and moved into new location . This improved facility would be complemented by a future multi-use batting cage that may be added at this park per previous study.

The area where potential courts are being suggested is currently a multi-use field that does not conflict with adjacent softball field programming. Additionally, this park offers access to nearby playgrounds, picnic area and restrooms.
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FIELD INVENTORY & USAGE
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A | FIELD INVENTORY & USAGE
(#) indicates maximum
number of uses at one time Primary Field Uses*
Fair Oaks (3) 3 regulation soccer fields / 1 softball field / 1 little league / 1 adult cricket pitch / 1 youth cricket pitch
Lakewood (1) 1 softball field / soccer
Las Palmas (1) 1 softball field / soccer
Murphy (1) Bowling Green only
Ortega (2) 1 softball field / 1 90' baseball diamond / 1 cricket pitch / 1 soccer fields
Panama (1) 1 softball field / 2 backstops / 1 soccer
Raynor (2) 1 80' baseball field / 1 little league field / 2 soccer fields / 1 backstop
San Antonio (2) 1 softball field / 2 soccer fields
Serra (4) 2 little league fields / 2 soccer fields / 1 multi use field
Washington (2) 1 softball field / 1 little league field / 1 multi use field Bishop (2)
2 soccer fields / 1 backstop
Cherry Chase (2) 2 soccer fields / 2 backstops
Columbia (2) 1 soccer / 1 softball / 1 backstop
Cumberland (2) 2 soccer / 2 backstops
Cupertino (3) 1 80' softball field with lights / 1 softball field / 1 soccer field / track
De Anza (3) 2 little league fields / 1 soccer field
Ellis Elementary (1) 1 soccer field / 2 backstops
Fairwood (1) 1 soccer field / 2 backstops
Hollenbeck (1) 1 soccer field / 2 backstops
Lakewood Elementary (1) Under construction
Nimitz Elementary (1) 1 soccer field
San Miguel Elementary (1)
1 soccer field
Sunnyvale Middle (4) 1 90' baseball field / 1 softball field / 1 soccer field / 1 multi use field / track
Stocklmeir Elementary (1) 1 softball field / soccer field Vargas Elementary (1) 1 soccer field / 1 backstop
West Valley Elementary (1) 1 soccer field / 1 backstop
Bold = Lighted Fields
25 Park Fields
27 School Fields
7 Lighted Fields
Field uses include*:

Baseball
Cricket
Kickball
Rugby
Soccer
Softball
Ultimate Frisbee
School Fields
Park Athletic Fields
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Facility - Non-Lighted Fields
Rsv Cnt Hrs Used
San Antonio Field 1 232 1162
Raynor Park Field 1 227 1007
Nimitz Field 2 197 1002
Columbia MS Field 2 155 951
San Antonio Field 2 156 867
Cherry Chase Field 1 182 867
Columbia MS Field 1 165 815
Panama Park 179 827
Sunnyvale Middle School Fld 3 217 803
Cumberland Field 1 184 800
Las Palmas 382 921
Cherry Chase Field 2 124 712
Sunnyvale Middle School Fld 2 192 695
Raynor Park Field 2 257 803
Sunnyvale Middle School Fld 1 169 643
Serra Field 2 155 588
Serra Field 1 133 544
Hollenbeck 117 543
Cupertino Field 2 177 557
West Valley 133 508
Cumberland Field 2 80 488
DeAnza Field 1 120 485
DeAnza Field 2 119 482
San Miguel 125 461
Serra Park Field 4 111 423
Vargas 119 413
Ellis 125 405
Cupertino Field 3 142 359
Stocklmeir 112 338
Sunnyvale Middle School Field 4 222 412
Fairwood 82 276
Lakewood School Field 83 198
Bishop Field 1 60 180
Bishop Field 2 13 86
Serra Field 5 18 33
Serra Field 3 97 322
DeAnza Field 3 78 309

FY 2023 Field Use Hours
(1,865 available hours per field)
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Facility - Lighted Fields
Rsv Cnt Hrs Used
Lakewood Park Field 1 172 513
Cupertino Field 1 253 994
Ortega Field 1 188 963
Fair Oaks Field 5 (Soccer 3) 468 1827
Washington Park Field 1 118 533
Fair Oaks Field 4 (Soccer 2) 407 1669
Fair Oaks Field 3 (Soccer 1) 409 1666
Washington Park Field 2 112 578
Ortega Field 2 66 152
Ortega Field 3 88 512
Fair Oaks Field 1 (Baseball) 98 243
Washington Park Field 3 64 240
Fair Oaks Field 6 (Adult Cricket) 36 147
Fair Oaks Field 2 (Softball) 22 47
Fair Oaks Field 7 (Youth Cricket) 7 42
2023 Usage Hours % Used
Non-profit groups 36,166 74%
Private 12,881 26%
Non-profit Groups Hours
Sunnyvale Little League 6,653
Sunnyvale Alliance Soccer Club 13,468
American Youth Soccer 6,758
Sunnyvale Girls Softball League 3,593
Metro Little League 1,521
National Little League 1,885
Sunnyvale Cricket Club 2,027
Sunnyvale PAL 261
FY 2023 Field Use Hours
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PARK FACILITIES AT-A-GLANCE
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B | PARK FACILITIES AT-A-GLANCE
Ballfield Basketball Rec Building
Horseshoe
Pits
Jogging
Track
Multi-Use
Field
Picnic Area
Playground Restrooms Swimming Tennis Volleyball
Special Features Acres
Baylands Park* Nature Trails 177
999 E. Caribbean Dr. San Francisco Trail
Braly Park* Sand Volleyball Court 5.6
Lagoon, Spray Pool
Cannery Park 0.7
900 W. California Ave.

Columbia Park* Parcourse 14.7
De Anza Park* Outdoor Skating Rink 9.4
1150 Lime Dr. Handball/Racquetball Court
Encinal Park 1/4 mile Parcourse 4.4
Sand Volleyball Court
Fair Oaks Park* Magical Bridge Playground 15.3
540 N. Fair Oaks Ave. Spray Pool, Synthetic Fields
Fairwood Park* Bike Path, Parcourse, 1.9
2 Sand Volleyball Court
Greenwood Manor .4
Ramona & Blair
Lakeside Park Walking Trail 2.00
1250 Lakeside Drive
Lakewood Park* Outdoor Skating Rink 10.7
2 Handball/Racquetball Courts
Las Palmas Park* Dog Park, 4 Pickleball 24.3
850 Russet Dr. 16 Courts @ Tennis Ctr.

Murphy Park Historical Museum 5.4
Lawn Bowling Green
Dog Park, Walking Trail 6.5
1035 Indian Wells Ave.

Orchard Gardens Bike Path 2.6
238 Garner Ave.

Ortega Park* Gazebo, Spray Pool 18.6
Cricket Pitch
Panama Park 5.0
755 Dartshire Way
Ponderosa Park* Sand Volleyball Court 9.1
Bocce Ball Court
Raynor Park* Skating Rink 11.9
1565 Quail Ave.

San Antonio Park 5.8
Seven Seas Park Dog Park 5.3
1010 Morse Ave. Spray Pool
Swegles Park Walking Path 1.0
Serra Park* Skating Rink 11.9
739 The Dalles Spray Pool
Victory Village Picnic Tables Only 1.0
Fence Playground for Tots
Washington Park* Tennis Wall Shared with 11.9
840 W. Washington Ave Basketball Courts
Wiser Park Basketball Courts 1.0
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O = available feature Columbia Park Pool Sunnyvale Middle School Pool B = Barbecue 741 Morse Avenue 1080 Mango Avenue
+ = on adjacent school property (408) 735-0852 (408) 738-0770

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POLL RESULTS
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