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Exhibit 1
<br />OTHER LOCAL AND REGIONAL RESOURCES
<br />In addition to City park, facilities and programs
<br />provided or managed by the City of Santa
<br />Ana, residents have access to a variety of other
<br />recreation resources in the region. Several of
<br />these recreation resources are noted below:
<br />• Santa Ana Unified School District Facilities:
<br />In addition to the joint -use sites that the City
<br />maintains, many other schools in Santa Ana
<br />provide indoor and outdoor amenities and
<br />green space managed by SAUSD.
<br />• Private Facilities: Private facilities, campuses,
<br />and green space in Santa Ana also help meet
<br />the needs of members. Examples include:
<br />• Santa Ana College: This campus includes
<br />baseball, softball and soccer fields, a track
<br />stadium, swimming pool, tennis courts, and
<br />other facilities for students and staff.
<br />• CCCM Field: Located in the southwest
<br />corner of Santa Ana, CCCM field is used
<br />as an outdoor meeting space for the
<br />church congregation of Calvary Chapel
<br />Costa Mesa in addition to being used as
<br />a practice space for our Calvary Schools
<br />softball team and others.
<br />• Willowick Golf Course: Located on the west
<br />side of the Santa Ana River is a 100-acre golf
<br />course owned and operated by the City of
<br />Garden Grove. The 18-hole golf course has
<br />the highest usage of all courses in the county.
<br />It provides two sets of tees, a grass driving
<br />range, three practice putting greens, pro
<br />shop and new, 5,000 square -foot full -service
<br />bar and restaurant.
<br />• River View Golf Course: This 18-hole golf
<br />course is located along the river in north
<br />Santa Ana. River View has a lighted driving
<br />range, putting course, driving range, pro
<br />shop, bar, grill, and outdoor patio.
<br />• Mile Square Regional Park: This 640-acre
<br />park in Fountain Valley, near the southwest
<br />boundary of Santa Ana, includes two lakes,
<br />sports fields, picnic areas, a recreational and
<br />cultural center, clubhouse, golf course, archery
<br />range, and radio -controlled airplane field.
<br />• Irvine Regional Park: Managed by Orange
<br />County, this 495-acre historic park is
<br />located in the City of Orange. It provides an
<br />amphitheater, four large group picnic areas,
<br />six playgrounds, four softball fields, two
<br />horseshoe pits, a lake, boathouse, wedding
<br />venue, interpretive programs center, paved
<br />bicycle/walking trail, and an equestrian trail.
<br />A parking/entry fee is required. Additional
<br />concessions include pony rides, bicycle and
<br />aquacycle rentals, train rides, and snack shops.
<br />• Fairview Regional Park: Located on Placentia
<br />Avenue in Costa Mesa, southwest of Santa
<br />Ana, this 210-acre park and is developed with
<br />a mini railroad, vernal pools, cove chaparral,
<br />and open fields for games, and gliders.
<br />• Nearby local parks: Adjacent cities own and
<br />operate parks, with some located within a mile
<br />of Santa Ana's City limits. However, these parks
<br />were not designed to accommodate use by
<br />Santa Ana residents. For example, in the City
<br />of Orange, Hart Park provides dog -friendly
<br />green space, ball fields, a seasonal community
<br />swimming pool and summer concerts just
<br />north of Santa Ana. In Costa Mesa, Wimbledon
<br />Park and Wakeham Park serve its residents
<br />with green space and play areas.
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<br />ESANTA ANA PARKS MASTER PLAN
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