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Home My WebLink About11-08-2011 PRC Agenda Packet City of Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission AGENDA DATE: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. LOCATION: Saratoga Community Center Arts and Crafts Room 19655 Allendale Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 Call to Order Roll Call Report on Posting of the Agenda: Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, this meeting was properly posted November 4, 2011. Accept Agenda Items: No additional items may be added pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2. Oral & Written Communication: Any member of the public may address the Commission about any matter not on the agenda for this meeting for up three minutes. Commissioners may not comment on the matter, but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. Approval of Draft Parks and Recreation Commission (PRC) Minutes: ‐ September 13, 2011 Old Business: 1. Let’s Move City Issue: In February 2011, the City Council approved a resolution to become a Let’s Move City. In July, the Let’s Move City Ad Hoc prepared a draft Let’s Move City plan that was approved by the Council at the August 17, 2011 City Council meeting. The draft plan includes the PRC’s Move It Saratoga program or some similar activity that encourages physical activity. The Commission discussed Move It Saratoga at the September 2011 meeting and scheduled further discussion for November. Additionally, Commissioner Bruno has provided a proposal for the Commission to consider. Action: Develop plans for the next Move It Saratoga program or a similar program that promotes physical activity. 2. Nesting Box Project Issue: In early 2011, the PRC and Audubon Society worked together to place nesting boxes in the City’s parks and open spaces for Saratoga cavity nesting birds and train volunteers to monitor the boxes. Action: Share an update on the project and begin any necessary project coordination for the next nesting season. 3. Daffodil Planting Project Issue: At the May 2011 meeting, the PRC discussed a daffodil bulb planting project that took place in Kevin Moran Park and decided to discuss the possibility of coordinating a daffodil bulb planting at a future meeting. The project was further discussed at the September meeting. Action: Discuss organizing a daffodil bulb planting project. New Business 4. Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation and City of Monte Sereno Recognition Issue: At the September 2011 PRC meeting, the Commission agreed to schedule discussion on how to recognize the Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation and the City of Monte Sereno. Action: Discuss options for recognizing Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation and the City of Monte Sereno. 5. Park Assignments Issue: In September 2009, each PRC created a park adoption plan. Each PRC member was assigned to monitor certain City parks, record any issues, and report the issues back at PRC meetings. At the September 2011 meeting, the PRC agreed to update the park assignments. Action: Review and update PRC park assignments. 6. New Commissioner Education Issue: At the September 2011 meeting, the Commission agendized discussion on how best to educate new Commissioners. Action: Discuss and develop a method for orienting new PRC members. Commissioner & Staff Reports (This includes committee updates and park reports. This section is informational only; no actions will be taken.) Agenda Items for Next Meeting ‐ January 10, 2012 Adjournment In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you are a disabled person and you need a disability‐related modification or accommodation to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk’s Office at 408.868.1269 or ctclerk@saratoga.ca.us. Requests must be made as early as possible and at least one full business day before the start of the meeting. Parks and Recreation Commission Agenda Note: In accordance with the Ralph M. Brown Act, copies of the staff reports and other materials provided to the Parks and Recreation Commission by City staff in connection with this agenda are available at the office of the City Manager at 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, California 95070. Any materials distributed by staff after the posting of the agenda are made available for public review at the office of the City Manager at the time they are distributed to the Parks and Recreation Commission. Certificate of Posting of Agenda: I, Crystal Morrow, Administrative Analyst II for the City of Saratoga, declare that the foregoing agenda for the meeting of the Parks and Recreation Commission of the City of Saratoga was posted on November 4, 2011 at the office of the City of Saratoga, 13777 Fruitvale Avenue, Saratoga, CA 95070 and was available for public review at that location. The agenda is also available on the City’s website at www.saratoga.ca.us. City of Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission MINUTES DATE: Tuesday, September 13, 2011 TIME: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. LOCATION: Saratoga City Hall Administrative Conference Room 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 Call to Order – 6:35 p.m. Roll Call Present: Bruno, Johnson, Soukup Absent: None Public: Terrence Ward, David Ng, Frank Lin, Christine Zak, William Grimes, Murray Hartmann Staff: Morrow Report on Posting of the Agenda: Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2, this meeting was properly posted September 7, 2011. Accept Agenda Items: No additional items may be added pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.2. Oral & Written Communication: Any member of the public may address the Commission about any matter not on the agenda for this meeting for up three minutes. Commissioners may not comment on the matter, but may choose to place the topic on a future agenda. ‐ No oral communications Approval of Draft Parks and Recreation Commission (PRC) Minutes: Draft PRC minutes for May 10, 2011 and June 23, 2011. ‐ JOHNSON MOVED TO APPROVE MINUTES FROM THE MAY 10, 2011 AND JUNE 23, 2011 MEETINGS. ‐ VITA SECONDED THE MOTION ‐ APPROVED 3‐0‐0 Old Business: 1. Wildwood Cinema Movie Night Review Issue: On September 10, 2011, the City, PRC, and Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation hosted Wildwood Cinema Movie Night. During the event, the movie Up was shown for free. Action: Review Wildwood Cinema Movie Night. ‐ Soukup reported on the second annual Wildwood Cinema Movie Night on September 10, 2011. The movie Up was shown during the event and approximately 150 people attended. The Chamber provided free popcorn and the Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation sold Chinese lanterns. Overall, the event went well. ‐ Johnson agreed the event went well and it was a lot of fun. ‐ Morrow reported on the cost of the event. ‐ The Commission and audience discussed potential changes to the event in the future, such as holding the movie events more often during the summer and working with local restaurants to provide food samples for event participants. ‐ Soukup thanked staff for helping to coordinate some of the event activities. ‐ The Commission agreed to discuss future movie night events at an upcoming meeting. 2. Let’s Move Cities/Move It Saratoga Issue: In February 2011, the City Council approved a resolution to become a Let’s Move City. In July, the Let’s Move City Ad Hoc prepared a draft Let’s Move City plan that was approved by the Council at the August 17, 2011 City Council meeting. The draft plan includes the PRC’s Move It Saratoga program. Action: Discuss plans for the next Move It Saratoga program. ‐ Soukup introduced the item. ‐ Morrow explained that the City Council made a commitment to become a Let’s Move City, which is a nationwide effort to engage local governments in reducing childhood obesity. Morrow indicated that potential Let’s Move Cities are required to submit a 1 year plan outlining activities that will be carried out to meet the objectives of the Let’s Move initiative. The City submitted its plan in October. The plan included the Move It Saratoga program coordinated by the PRC in 2010. ‐ The Commission discussed ideas for Move It Saratoga. Ideas included: o Conducting public education element to inform people why walking/biking is beneficial o Developing mobile trail app o Encouraging children/parents to walk to and from school o Encouraging elderly community to take advantage of recreational resources – host trail walks, conduct public education o Encouraging use of park paths/trails, such as the one in El Quito Park o Holding a “Bike Rodeo” (bicycle safety demonstration/information) or bike maintenance event in partnership with local bike shop o Holding a competition for children o Holding a competition with neighboring cities o Holding bicycling event at Joe’s Trail for youth, including bicycle safety information/demonstrations o Holding bike riding event on a closed street o Hosting trail, nature, or Heritage Orchard walks o Partnering with Neighborhood groups o Partnering with schools to hold guided walks/hikes through Saratoga parks, open space areas, trails o Partnering with West Valley College o Researching what other cities are doing o Using social media to spark interest ‐ Soukup asked Morrow to send notes from discussion on Move It Saratoga to the Commission. ‐ The Commission agreed to discuss Move It Saratoga at the next meeting. 3. Nesting Box Project Issue: In early 2011, the PRC and Audubon Society worked together to place nesting boxes in the City’s parks and open spaces for Saratoga cavity nesting birds and train volunteers to monitor the boxes. Action: Share an update on the project and begin any necessary project coordination for the next nesting season. ‐ Johnson provided a summary o the nesting box project. He reported that 60‐70% of the nesting boxes installed in the 3 locations selected by the PRC, including the San Marcos Trail, Wildcat Creek, Kevin Moran Park, and Azule Park, were used by cavity nesting birds. Johnson suggested adding 10‐15 more boxes for the next nesting season and recommended that the PRC begin recruiting volunteers to monitor the boxes in the fall. ‐ Johnson indicated that he would oversee coordination with the Audubon Society to install more nesting boxes and train volunteers. ‐ Soukup asked that the topic be discussed again at the November meeting to establish specific dates for advertising, installation of nesting boxes, and volunteer training. New Business 4. Daffodil Planting Project Issue: At the May 2011 meeting, the PRC discussed a daffodil bulb planting project that took place in Kevin Moran Park and decided to discuss the possibility of coordinating a daffodil bulb planting at a future meeting. Action: Discuss organizing a daffodil bulb planting project. ‐ Soukup introduced item. ‐ Morrow shared examples of daffodil planting projects done by other cities, non‐profit organizations, and neighborhood groups. ‐ The Commission discussed the logistics of where and when to plant daffodils. The Commission agreed to visit their “assigned” parks to identify potential planting locations and share the locations at the November meeting with the hopes of being able to plant before the end of the year. ‐ Zak shared information about the American Cancer Society’s Daffodil Days. ‐ The Commission indicated an interest in holding a volunteer daffodil planting. ‐ Johnson asked Morrow to determine the cost of 1000 bulbs and identify potential funding sources. 5. Public Works Update Issue: At the May 2011 meeting, the PRC requested an update on Public Works projects and tree planting efforts at the August meeting. Action: Informational only. ‐ Morrow shared an update on Joe’s Trail and Saratoga DeAnza and grants from the Santa Clara Water District for the Village Creek Trail design. 6. Congress Springs Property Acquisition Update Issue: At the June 2011 meeting, the PRC requested an update on the Congress Springs Property Acquisition at the August meeting. Action: Informational only. ‐ Morrow shared an update on the Congress Springs Property Acquisition. ‐ The Commission asked to hold a site visit at the Congress Springs Property once the acquisition is finalized. 7. Ravenwood Park Playground Improvement Project Update Issue: At the June 2011 meeting, the PRC requested an update on the Ravenwood Park Playground Improvement Project at the August meeting. Action: Informational only. ‐ Morrow provided an update on the Ravenwood Park Playground Improvement Project. Commissioner & Staff Reports (This includes committee updates and park reports. This section is informational only; no actions will be taken.) ‐ Vita reported on Foothill Park, Blaney Plaza, and Kevin Moran Park. She had no major issues to report. ‐ Johnson reported that Wildwood Park is in great shape. Public Works has planted a number of new trees in El Quito. New asphalt may be needed for El Quito though. Johnson added that Bellgrove Park looks really good. All lampposts in the park were repainted. ‐ Soukup reported on his parks, indicating that it would be nice to add a few more trees to perimeter of Beauchamps Park and the tennis/basketball court needs to be resurfaced. ‐ Soukup also shared the Azule Park is in good shape, but the pathway needs to be resurfaced and there are rabbits living in the park. ‐ Morrow reported on Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation donation for tree dedication program. ‐ Johnson suggested that the PRC recognize the Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation for its contributions to the movie night and tree dedication program. The Commission agreed and Johnson volunteered to bring a proposal for recognizing the Foundation to the next meeting. ‐ Soukup reminded the Commission that the Commissioner Recognition Dinner is on October 6, 2011. Agenda Items for Next Meeting ‐ November 8, 2011 (New Meeting Location – City Hall Administrative Conference Room) o Move It Saratoga o Daffodil Planting Project o Nesting Box Project o Public Works Update o New Commissioner Education o Park Assignments o West Valley College/Gardiner Park Landscape Design Project o Saratoga Monte Sereno Community Foundation and City of Monte Sereno Recognition Adjournment – 8:20 p.m. Minutes submitted by: Crystal Morrow, Administrative Analyst II City of Saratoga – City Manager’s Office City of Saratoga Memorandum To: City of Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission From: Crystal Morrow, Administrative Analyst II City of Saratoga Date: November 8, 2011 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Subject: Let’s Move City On February 16, 2011, the Saratoga City Council approved a resolution to join the Let’s Move Cities initiative. Let’s Move is a nationwide campaign led by First Lady Michelle Obama and is intended to engage governments, schools, health care professionals, faith and community‐ based organizations, and the private sector in finding solutions to the problem of childhood obesity. Cities and towns can participate in the Let’s Move campaign through Let’s Move Cities and Towns, which is designed to encourage local governments to develop long‐term, sustainable approaches to reducing childhood obesity. Local governments can take part in Let’s Move Cities and Towns by submitting a twelve‐month plan that describes how the city or town will achieve at least one significant action towards one or more of the following goals: 1. Help parents make healthy family choices 2. Create healthy schools 3. Provide access to healthy and affordable food 4. Promote physical activity The Let’s Move City plan below was approved by the Council at the August 17, 2011 meeting. Let’s Move City Pillar Proposed Action to be Taken in Saratoga 1. Give parents and caregivers the tools they need to make healthy choices in early childhood - Improve food choices for children in public venues in Saratoga by adopting a healthy vending machine policy - Encourage healthier food options during City meetings by adopting healthy meeting food and beverage guidelines 2. Improve nutrition in schools - Encourage schools to participate in Healthier US School Challenge through the School Ad Hoc Committee 3. Increase physical activity opportunities - Encourage Saratoga businesses to install bike racks for customers by amending City Code to reduce off‐street parking requirements for businesses that provide bicycle parking - Continue Move It Saratoga program 4. Make healthy food affordable and accessible - Support the sale of local foods in the community and encourage the establishment of farmers’ markets by extending Conditional Use Permit reimbursements for farmers’ markets Part of the draft City of Saratoga Let’s Move City plan includes the Move It Saratoga program that the PRC conducted last year to encourage the public to use Saratoga parks and trails for walking, running, or riding bicycles. Since the intent of the Let’s Move City program is to reduce childhood obesity, Move It Saratoga or a similar program that promotes physical activity should include a greater focus on children and families. The Commission discussed proposals at the September 2011 meeting. The ideas included: ‐ Conducting public education element to inform people why walking/biking is beneficial ‐ Developing mobile trail app ‐ Encouraging children/parents to walk to and from school ‐ Encouraging elderly community to take advantage of recreational resources – host trail walks, conduct public education ‐ Encouraging use of park paths/trails, such as the one in El Quito Park ‐ Holding a “Bike Rodeo” (bicycle safety demonstration/information) or bike maintenance event in partnership with local bike shop ‐ Holding a competition for children ‐ Holding a competition with neighboring cities ‐ Holding bicycling event at Joe’s Trail for youth, including bicycle safety information/demonstrations ‐ Holding bike riding event on a closed street ‐ Hosting trail, nature, or Heritage Orchard walks ‐ Partnering with Neighborhood groups ‐ Partnering with schools to hold guided walks/hikes through Saratoga parks, open space areas, trails ‐ Partnering with West Valley College ‐ Researching what other cities are doing ‐ Using social media to spark interest Additionally, Commissioner Bruno has prepared a proposal for the Commission to consider. Her proposal is attached to this report. Attachments: ‐ Let’s Walk Saratoga Proposal from Commissioner Bruno Le t ’ s Wa l k Sa r a t o g a ! A “L e t ’ s Mo v e ” pr o g r a m pr o p o s a l to th e Sa r a t o g a Pa r k s & Re c r e a t i o n Co m m i s s i o n by Vi t a Br u n o Wh y Wa l k ? • Wa l k i n g 30 mi n u t e s a da y cu t s th e ra t e of pe o p l e be c o m i n g di a b e t i c by mo r e th a n ha l f ‐ ‐ an d it cu t s th e ri s k of pe o p l e ov e r 60 be c o m i n g di a b e t i c by al m o s t 70 pe r c e n t . • Wa l k i n g cu t s th e ri s k of st r o k e by mo r e th a n 25 pe r c e n t . • Wa l k i n g re d u c e s hy p e r t e n s i o n . Th e bo d y ha s ov e r 10 0 , 0 0 0 mi l e s of bl o o d ve s s e l s . Th o s e bl o o d ve s s e l s ar e mo r e su p p l e an d he a l t h i e r wh e n we wa l k . • Wh e n we wa l k ev e r y da y , ou r bo d i e s ar e he a l t h i e r an d st r o n g e r . A si n g l e 30 mi n u t e wa l k ca n re d u c e bl o o d pr e s s u r e by fi v e po i n t s fo r ov e r 20 ho u r s . • Wo m e n wh o wa l k ha v e a 20 pe r c e n t lo w e r li k e l i h o o d of ge t t i n g br e a s t ca n c e r an d a 31 pe r c e n t lo w e r ri s k of ge t t i n g co l o n ca n c e r . • Wo m e n wi t h br e a s t ca n c e r wh o wa l k re g u l a r l y ca n re d u c e th e i r re c u r r e n c e ra t e an d th e i r mo r t a l i t y ra t e by ov e r 50 pe r c e n t . • Me n wh o wa l k th i r t y mi n u t e s a da y ha v e a si g n i f i c a n t l y lo w e r le v e l of pr o s t a t e ca n c e r . Me n wh o wa l k re g u l a r l y ha v e a 60 pe r c e n t lo w e r ri s k of co l o n ca n c e r . • Fo r me n wi t h pr o s t a t e ca n c e r , st u d i e s ha v e sh o w n th a t wa l k e r s ha v e a 46 pe r c e n t lo w e r mo r t a l i t y ra t e . • Wa l k i n g re d u c e s th e ri s k of bl o o d cl o t s in yo u r le g s . • Wa l k i n g al s o he l p s pr e v e n t de p r e s s i o n , an d pe o p l e wh o wa l k re g u l a r l y ar e mo r e li k e l y to se e im p r o v e m e n t s in th e i r de p r e s s i o n • Wa l k i n g si g n i f i c a n t l y di m i n i s h e s th e ri s k of hi p fr a c t u r e ‐ ‐ an d th e ne e d fo r ga l l s t o n e su r g e r y is 20 to 31 pe r c e n t lo w e r fo r wa l k e r s . • Wa l k i n g im p r o v e s th e he a l t h of ou r bl o o d , as we l l . Wa l k i n g is a go o d bo o s t of hi g h de n s i t y ch o l e s t e r o l ‐ ‐ an d pe o p l e wi t h hi g h le v e l s of HD L ar e le s s li k e l y to ha v e he a r t at t a c k s an d st r o k e . • Pe o p l e wh o wa l k ar e le s s li k e l y to ca t c h co l d s , an d wh e n pe o p l e ge t co l d s , wa l k e r s ha v e a 46 pe r c e n t sh o r t e r sy m p t o m ti m e fr o m th e i r co l d s • Th e be s t ne w s is th a t th e 30 mi n u t e s do e s n ’ t ha v e to be do n e in on e lu m p of ti m e . Tw o 15 mi n u t e wa l k s ac h i e v e th e sa m e go a l s . Th r e e 10 mi n u t e wa l k s ac h i e v e mo s t of th o s e go a l s . Us e ex i s t i n g in f r a s t r u c t u r e • Sa r a t o g a n ’ s h a v e ac c e s s to so m e of th e mo s t sc e n i c & we l l ma i n t a i n e d tr a i l s – We ca n sh o w c a s e ou r tr a i l s th r o u g h a se r i e s of 4 gu i d e d wa l k s – pe r h a p s wi t h lo c a l Ci t y & Co u n t y le a d e r s • Wi n t e r , sp r i n g , su m m e r an d fa l l • Ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e to sh o w c a s e re s t a u r a n t s by pr o v i d i n g fo o d / s n a c k s • Ut i l i z e Sa r a t o g a Hi g h ’ s MA P pr o g r a m – Cr e a t e a “l e t ’ s wa l k ” vi d e o hi g h l i g h t i n g th e be n e f i t s of wa l k i n g an d wh e r e to wa l k in Sa r a t o g a – Po s t on Ci t y an d sc h o o l we b s i t e s al o n g wi t h a do w n l o a d a b l e ma p of wa l k i n g tr a i l s • A wa l k in th e pa r k – Hi g h l i g h t pa r k s wi t h wa l k i n g lo o p s (A z u l e , Ke v i n Mo r a n , El Qu i t o ) Ne x t St e p s • Fe e d b a c k an d ad d i t i o n a l br a i n s t o r m i n g • Fo r m su b c o m m i t t e e to wo r k on pr o g r a m – In v i t e yo u t h co u n c i l – In v i t e PE B T A C City of Saratoga Memorandum To: City of Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission From: Crystal Morrow, Administrative Analyst II City of Saratoga Date: November 8, 2011 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Subject: Nesting Box Project During the summer of 2010, the PRC began working with the Santa Clara County Chapter of the Audubon Society to select locations to place nesting boxes in Saratoga. Locations were selected in parks and open space areas around the City with the help of Michael Azevedo from the Santa Clara County Chapter of the Audubon Society and Shawn Gardner with the Saratoga Public Works Department. In January 2011, the PRC and the Audubon Society conducted training for volunteers that would monitor the new nesting boxes in Saratoga. The following month, nesting boxes were placed in designated locations throughout Saratoga. At the March 2011 meeting, the PRC agreed to discuss the results of the 2011 nesting season and begin planning for the next nesting season at a meeting in the summer or fall. The first discussion for the 2012 nesting season was held at the September meeting. Commissioner Johnson provided a summary of the nesting box project, reporting that 60‐70% of the nesting boxes installed at the 3 locations identified by the PRC were used during the nesting season. At that time, the Commission discussed the possibility of adding 10‐15 more nesting boxes in City parks and open spaces. Since the September meeting, volunteer training has been scheduled for January 21, 2011 in the Arts and Crafts Room of the Joan Pisani Community Center. City of Saratoga Memorandum To: City of Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission From: Crystal Morrow, Administrative Analyst II City of Saratoga Date: November 8, 2011 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Subject: Daffodil Planting Project At the May 2011 PRC meeting, the Commission discussed a daffodil bulb planting project held in Kevin Moran Park. Approximately 1000 bulbs were purchased for $124 and planted in the park in early winter. The Commission agreed to further discuss the project and opportunities to coordinate similar projects in the future. A number of cities and community organizations around the county coordinate similar daffodil planting projects. A list of some of these daffodil planting programs (below) were shared with the Commission during the September 2011 meeting. Keep San Jose Beautiful Daffodil Planting Program: http://www.keepsjbeautiful.org/daffodil.html New York City Daffodil Project: http://www.ny4p.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=35&Itemid=60 Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Daffodil Project: http://www.pittsburghparks.org/daffodilproject Westcott Neighborhood Bulb Project, Syracuse, New York: http://bulbproject.org/ At the September meeting, the PRC asked staff to determine the ideal planting location for bulbs and funding sources for the bulbs. The bulbs can be paid for with Public Works supplies budget. The best planting locations are open spaces with mulch, away from irrigated areas. Many of the parks have open, mulched spaces that can accommodate bulbs. City of Saratoga Memorandum To: City of Saratoga Parks and Recreation Commission From: Crystal Morrow, Administrative Analyst II City of Saratoga Date: November 8, 2011 Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting Subject: Park Assignments In 2009, the Parks and Recreation Commission developed a park adoption plan for Commissioners. Each PRC member was assigned to monitor a group of City parks, record any issues, and provide a status report at each PRC meeting. At the September 2011 meeting, the Commission agreed to update park assignments. The City maintains a total of 14 parks/open space areas, which are listed below along with current assignments. A number of the parks are currently unassigned. Originally, each Commissioner adopted 2‐3 parks. Park Name Park Location Commissioner Azule Park 12777 Goleta Avenue Beauchamps Park Beauchamps Lane and Bowhill Court Soukup Bellgrove Park Bellgrove Circle Johnson Blaney Plaza/Historical Park 20450 Saratoga‐Los Gatos Road Bruno Brookglen Park 12734 Brookglen Drive Calabazas Creek Picnic Area Next to 12175 Saratoga Sunnyvale Road Congress Springs Park 12970 Glen Brae Drive El Quito Park 12855 Paseo Presada Johnson Foothill Park 20654 Seaton Avenue Bruno Gardiner Park 19085 Portos Drive Soukup Heritage Orchard Saratoga Avenue and Fruitvale Avenue Kevin Moran Park 12415 Scully Avenue Bruno Ravenwood Park 13830 Ravenwood Drive Soukup Wildwood Park 20764 4th Street Johnson