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Exhibit 1 TABLE B-3: DETAILED SUMMARY OF KEY NEEDS AND ALTERNATIVE INTERVENTIONS 17 areas would benefit from investments and Improve enhancements to Existing Park Neighborhood Parks to attract and serve residents within a 10-minute (1/2 mile) walk City Parks 6 areas would benefit from addressing barriers to existing parks Improve Access providing greater access to Existing Park 10, 11 - Edna Park 12, 13, 14 - Jack Fisher Park 12a - Eldridge Park 16, 28, 29-Angels Community Park 19 - Mabury Park 23, 24 - Saddleback View Park 26, 27, 35 - Pacific Electric Park 39, 40 - Segerstrom Park 1 - Heritage Park East/west connection needed across East Garden Grove Wintersburg Channel 7 - McFadden Triangle Park East/west connection needed to Santa Ana River Trail at or north of Flintstone Dr 11 a - Memory Lane Park East/west connection needed to connect The City Dr S to the Santa Ana River Trail 23 - Chepa's Park North/south pedestrian/bicycle improvements across E Santa Ana Blvd Partnerships with HOAs required: 12a - Morrison Park East/west connection needed through Waterstone Park Apartments (alley) 41 - Bomo Koral East/west connection needed at southwest corner of park through Southcoast Terrace Condominiums TABLE B-3: DETAILED SUMMARY OF KEY NEEDS AND ALTERNATIVE INTERVENTIONS (CON'T) - 18 JUAs with Explore a joint- elementary schools 23 areas served use school - 8 JUAs with See Tables B-4 and B-5 for additional detail agreement 4 intermediate/high schools Private Park, School, Facility or Recreation Opportunity Existing or Planned Trail Corridor Serving areas 28 and 31 - Boys & Girls Club of 2 partnerships Santa Ana 20-Fairhaven Memorial Park 10 areas focusing on key connections that improve recreation opportunities 3, 8, 9,16, 22, 24, 29, 31, 33, 37 and access to existing parks 3 areas with improved access to park system 24, 27, 40 with access to the Golden Loop Potential 1 citywide park [Willowick] Serving areas 3, 9, and 10 Acquisition Opportunity 2 linear pocket parks 29,34 [Bristol St properties] Acquire and develop a new park 9 neighborhood parks [new acquisitions needed] 6 pocket parks [new acquisitions needed] 1114,19, 21, 25, 32, 36, 37, 43 8, 12, 17, 27, 38, 41 =M M Regional Park 1 Key Need: Summarizes the most cost-effective and likely interventions to serve a gap area, recognizing that acquiring parkland is not 1 area would benefit feasible in all areas. In some areas, both trail development and another intervention are warranted. Some acquisition opportunities for from addressing barriers 5 - Mile Square Regional Park larger parks may serve more than one gap area. to existing regional park providing greater access 2 Alternative Intervention: Opportunities to consider if the Key Need(s) identified is not feasible. 3 Areas served listed asbold/red indicate a high need unserved area. Develop undeveloped 26 - Standard & McFadden 4 The presence of schools within a park gap area presents an opportunity for a partnership orjoint-use agreement to ensure public access parkland to recreation space. However, it does not guarantee that the SAUSD is open to this type of arrangement, nor does it add greenspace in Other City- 2 neighborhood parks 30 - Myrtle & Raitt these deficient areas. See Chapter 6 and 7 for additional information and recommendations. Unserved areas with more than one school Owned Property listed as a Key Need or Alternative Intervention in Appendix B is meant to provide a choice. More than one JUA per unserved area is not Reclaim park resource 42 - Griset Park necessarily recommended. properties along City Cou nci 14 - 144 Bristol St. Neighborhood and Pocket Parks noted in this table indicate a need, without any o5ypr1uW202-2ial sites identified. ® SANTA ANA PARKS MASTER PLAN APPENDICE