April 2012 Community Engagement Presentation/ Master Plan Update

Planning For Our Future

Children’s Hospital OaklandMission

To protect and advance the health and well-being of children through clinical

care, teaching and research

Vision

To be a leader in children’s health, achieved through:

• High quality, cost-effective, family centered care

• Research that benefits children and adults worldwide

• Broad based teaching and educational activities

• Child advocacy and health policy efforts

The Challenges We Face

Ensuring patient and family privacy, safety, and comfort

State of California Seismic Regulatory Compliance

Accommodating advances in modern medicine

Guiding Principles

• Minimize neighborhood impact and disruption

• Maximize use of existing land and buildings

• Retrofit and modernize existing space

• Keep building height consistent with current facility

Our Approach

We’re here to share our thoughts and vision on rebuilding the hospital with you.

We want to produce a plan for the hospital that is beneficial for our patients and the neighborhood. We welcome your feedback.

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We Listened

What We HeardCollaboration – you want to know how we will communicate with you (meetings, website, etc.) throughout this process

General Neighborhood Needs - you expressed your needs for painted crosswalks, garbage pickup, meeting location for earthquake preparedness

Parking – you want to know how we can contribute to resolve parking issues in the neighborhood and how we will encourage staff and patients to use public transportation

What We HeardMaintenance Issues – you expressed your concerns over hospital buildings in the neighborhood that are run down and need lighting

Expansion – you want to know whether we will expand our campus into the neighborhood and whether we will purchase additional houses

Master Plan – you want to see a cohesive approach to what we will do over the next 10 years

What We Heard

Timeline – you want to know how long construction will take and when the EIR and traffic study will take place

Design – you want to know whether we will incorporate green building practices

Cost – you want to know how we will pay for the project

What We HeardYou would like us to build lasting relationships with the community

You enjoy having us in the neighborhood

You like that our staff walks around the area

You want us to keep an open line of communication and inform you of our plans

You would like to partner with us in emergency preparedness

Partnership Solutions

Solutions to many issues will be a joint effortWe would like to advocate with you to bring about acceptable solutions

Existing Conditions

Aerial view of neighborhood, looking north.

Northbound 24 exit..

53rd Street

53rd Street

West on 52nd Street..

Corner of Dover and 52nd

The ‘Baby Hospital’

Aerial view of neighborhood, looking north.

Existing Conditions

Parking

A Limit at 53rd Street

Traffic

Building Heights

Design Influences

Existing Conditions

Parking Issues

Staff and visitors

Litter

Chirping of Alarms

Parking

Transportation

Shuttles

Bicycles

Bart and Highway 24

Air Transport

Transportation

Pedestrians

Outpatient Building

Size

Locations•Site Option A at MLK and

52nd

•Site Option B at Dover

Height

Hospital Improvements

North Campus

Potential Outpatient Expansion locationOption A

Potential Outpatient Expansion locationOption B

Potential Outpatient Expansion LocationOption A

Overhead view looking northwest, showing approximate location of proposed Outpatient Building at northern portion of campus.

Potential Outpatient Expansion LocationOption B

Overhead view looking northwest, showing approximate location of proposed Outpatient Building at northern portion of campus.

Potential Outpatient Expansion LocationOption A

Overhead view looking south, showing approximate location of proposed Outpatient Building at northern portion of campus.

Potential Outpatient Expansion LocationOption B

Overhead view looking south, showing approximate location of proposed Outpatient Building at northern portion of campus.

Hospital Expansion

Size

Location

Height

Hospital Improvements

Helipad at roof

Central Plant

New Main Entrance

Additional Parking

NewPavilion

NewPavilion

Parking

CentralPlant

South Campus

Potential Outpatient Expansion locationOption A

Overhead view showing approximate locations of new Pavilion, Central Plant, and Parking Structure Buildings at southern portion of campus. (Outpatient option A shown in background)

Potential Outpatient Expansion locationOption B

Overhead view showing approximate locations of new Pavilion, Central Plant, and Parking Structure Buildings at southern portion of campus. (Outpatient option B shown in background)

Potential Outpatient Expansion locationOption A

Overhead view showing approximate locations of new Pavilion, Central Plant, and Parking Structure Buildings at southern portion of campus. (Outpatient option A shown in background)

Potential Outpatient Expansion LocationOption B

Overhead view showing approximate locations of new Pavilion, Central Plant, and Parking Structure Buildings at southern portion of campus. (Outpatient option B shown in background)

Discussion, next steps

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