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TABLE 5-1: SANTA ANA PARKLAND STANDARDS AND FUTURE ACREAGE NEEDS Exhibit 1 Community -Serving Parks CITY PARKS 168.2 0.50 0.76 107.4 New acquisition of Willowick GC (101 acres) + (2 city park expansions) =107 acres total COMMUNITY 129.0 0.39 0.46 37.8 New acquisition of Warner Ave Site (16 acres) PARKS + Reclaim Griset as parkland (6.5 acres) + (4 community park expansions) = 37.15 acres total Community - Serving Parks Subtotal Neighborhood -Serving Parks NEIGHBORHOOD 19.5 0.06 0.11 20.4 Development of Myrtle & Raitt Park (1.1 acres) PARKS + Additional sites to serve gap areas (9 sites x Neighborhood Parks Subtotal Other Parks and Facilities POCKET PARKS URBAN PLAZAS SPECIAL USE FACILITIES Other Parks and Facilities Subtotal Other Resources PARK RESOURCES' Totals for All Parkland Other City Sites JOINT -USE SCHOOL SITES' TRAIL CORRIDORS° 3.7 0.01 0.04 6.0 0.02 0.02 32.7 0.10 0.09 MI-M 2.7 0.01 361.8 2 acres) = 19.1 acres total 10.8 New acquisition of Bristol Pocket Parks A and B; development of two undeveloped parks of Standard & McFadden and Flower & 10th; expansion of 17th St Triangle, + 8 additional sites to serve gap areas = 9.9 acres total 0.0 None (0 acres) (0.1) New potential neighborhood center (0.2 acres) 101 PARK LOS EVALUATION Table 5-1 shows the City's future park level of service when these new sites are brought online. It divides all acreage by classification and park type to show the type of acreage that is needed and potentially feasible. The table factors in existing park acres to show the existing LOS, which is compared to the guideline needed to support acquisitions in the key areas noted. Table 5-2 summarizes proposed service levels and needs by classification only. TABLE 5-2: SUMMARY OF PROPOSED PARKLAND STANDARDS AND FUTURE NEEDS Community -Serving Parks 297.2 0.89 1.22 145.2 9 Neighborhood -Serving 19.5 0.06 0.11 20.4 10 Parks Other Parks and Facilities 42.4 0.13 0.15 10.8 13 Other Resources 2.7 0.0 - None (0 acres) = 1.1 I ■ Trails and School JUAs 13.3 0.04 0.15 41.1 (18 elementary sites x 1 acre) + (8 intermediate/ high school sites x 3 acres) = 42 acres total 23.3 0.07 0.20 49.2 Key connection trails (20.6 mile x 15 feet = 37.5 acres) + Golden Loop trail (4.5 miles x 15 feet = 8.2 acres) = 45.7 acres total Joint -use School Sites4 13.3 0.04 0.0 0.0 1 1.5 -m� 0.15 41.1 26 Trail Corridors5 23.3 0.07 0.20 49.2 25 miles 'LOS = level of service 'Existing LOS is based on a 2019 population of 334,774 residents. Existing LOS does not count undeveloped park acreage 'Existing LOS does not count undeveloped park acreage 'Proposed standards are based on the need to serve 362,591 future residents (2018 Orange County Projections) 'Proposed guidelines are based on the need to serve 362,591 future residents (2018 Orange County Projections). J Net future need for parks subtracts existing ark acreage to identily the acreage deficient y. sExisting LOS is consistent with the new Draft General Plan, based on a 2019 population of 334,774 residents. 'Does not include G dinez High School (18.1acres) since the site is no longer accessible as recreation space. 2020 U.S. Census data show that population growth in Santa Ana has been slower than the 2018 OCP projections. When State and Orange County Includes Class I and IV connections only. Acreage calculated with the assumption of a 15-foot wide corridor projections are updated in 2022, these trends may change. ' Net future need for parks subtracts existing park acreage to identify the acreage deficiency. 'Projected population 7Existing undeveloped park in A r a e � .,v k 9 Does not include Griset park W�E�aq��r ��sggjj�� ge is included as a potential new Community Park. 14 - 69 5/ 17/2022 'Does not include Godinez Hii 1( Ci�KoIIY'$`7'�c4 e the site is no longer accessible as recreation space. 10 Includes Class I and IV connections only. Acreage calculated with the assumption of a 15-foot wide corridor " Projected population Exhibit A SANTA ANA PARKS MASTER PLAN CHAPTER 5: FACILITIES, TRAILS, AND PROGRAM NEEDS