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This is a very well-used and programmed recreation center. Each spaceis at capacity and programmed effectively. The Center includes one largemain room that is divisible and serves multiple purposes. It is hard toserve multiple activities as there is an issue with noise.

- There is a room divider which can be used.

- Preschool and after school programs are very well attended andaffordable for community.

- Limited evening programs, but not a large draw.

- Teen space, which is integrated into the main room, serves 8-10teens/pre-teens.

5,110 sf 1993; Upgraded 2002

735 Ramona Avenue

Casanova Oak Knoll Park Center

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FairKitchen Small, well-used kitchen adjacent to Main Hall. Use for cooking classes and for caterers for events.

AV Media Closet is located adjacent to the space.

GoodMain Hall Storage spaces are located inside the space.Multi-use space for the Center, programmed for a variety of uses. There is a folding wall to cordon

off use and doors to the outdoor patio and park. Has a piano for lessons.Rental for 70 people.

GoodPreschool Room Small but well-appointed Preschool space. Utilizes outdoor and Main Hall effectively.

GoodRestrooms 2 interior restrooms.

GoodTeen Room/Computers Space within the Main Hall and Reception Area of the Center. Includes computers, lounge seating

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The Hilltop Park Center is a repurposed school and includes meeting andclassrooms, a large main hall, a teen room, ceramics and art space, aphoto lab, preschool rooms and kitchen facilities. The building has notbeen remodeled to accommodate its use as a community center. It islocated at the far edge of the City and is generally underutilized,especially in comparison to the surrounding park.

There is an attractive mural on the Recreation Center building.

18,400 sf 1985; Renovated 1992, 1995

871 Jessie Street

Hilltop Park Center



FairAdministrative Spaces Two offices; work room; AV closet; copy room and conference room. Plenty of space for current

staff needs.

FairAfterschool Room Multi-use room off of park for after school program. Well used space.

FairCeramics Room Well-used ceramics room at capacity. Could expand.

GoodDark Room Unused dark room. Consider tearing out and enlarging adjacent ceramics space.

PoorKitchen Kitchen with old appliances. Used for cooking classes and facility rentals at times. Adjacent to

Main Hall.

GoodLarge Meeting Room Lower floor - large meeting room, used for dance classes as well.

FairLarge Storage Room Large storage room with garage doors opening to the park. City stores holiday equipment and all

sorts of equipment and supplies.

PoorMain Hall Space is well maintained but does not serve

the uses it needs to well. It may be trying to betoo many things. Not well designed for danceclasses.

Large multi-purpose room with mirrors in part of the space, linoleum floors. Used for danceclasses, lunch programs and rentals.

FairMusic Room Carpeted music room with piano and lots of music equipment - Monterey Community Band keeps

supplies in space. Underutilized.

FairPreschool Main preschool room. Well appointed and designed for preschool program.

FairReception Open reception area with desk and information brochures. Could be redesigned to be more

welcoming and a central place for community members to enter building.

FairRestroom Bathrooms upstairs and downstairs. Lower level open to the park.

FairSmall Meeting Room Lower floor - small meeting room adjacent to dark room and ceramics. Underutilized. Sometimes

used for meetings.

FairTeen Room Teen room with pool table, air hockey, TV, computers, ping pong and seating area. Not well used

at all. Seems like a school area - not an inspiring area for teens to hang out. Should be repurposedor completely reconsidered space.

Upper Activity Room I and II Two classrooms used for kids programs. Is actually one large room but is typically divided.

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FairUpper Activity Room III Classroom like space used primarily for popular preschool and tot programs.


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The Center opened on June 1, 1992. It hosts over 3,000 members andguests daily and features an extensive group exercise program.Amenities include two heated indoor pools, a water slide, sundeck andsauna, a three-court gymnasium, two group exercise studios, weighttraining center, cardio training center and stretching areas. There are alsophyscial therapy and personal training services, a Kids Zone, and cafeand pro shop.

In 2002, the Center was expanded to increase the cardio fitness center,weight training center, stretching areas, therapeutic and assessmentarea, concourse exercise area, more locker rooms, a larger kid’s zoneand a second group exercise studio.

71,255 sf 1992; Renovated 2002

301 E Franklin Street

Monterey Sports Center



GoodCardio Fitness Center Space is at capacity.3,360 sf space for cardio machines.

GoodConcourse Space can be noisy and was not designed for

fitness equipment.Long hallway connecting spaces in the Center with cardio machines along window wall. Users likeit because of the windows and air.

GoodFitness/Dance/Spin Studios Spaces are at capacityStudios for fitness classes and spin classes. Well designed and appointed.

GoodGymnasium 13,925 sf gymnasium with several potential configurations including one full size basketball court,

3 recreation size basketball courts and ability to play volleyball and other sports. Storage adjacent.

GoodKids Zone Baby-sitting space for users of the facility.

GoodLobby Space could have comfortable seating and

become more warm and friendly to create abetter sense of community.

1,234 sf Multi-use Lobby Area. Used for gathering area for large groups. Limited comfortableseating areas.

FairLocker Rooms To serve the facility's users, additional locker

and shower space is needed.Two men’s and two women's locker and shower rooms equaling 3,150 sf.

FairNatatorium Good repair but aging and needs ongoing

maintenance. Need more warm water poolspace.

19,860 sf natatorium with two swimming pools (a warm therapy water and deep water, 12-lane lapcold pool), and large slide. Some of the deck space is being used by storage, saunas and otherequipment. The large lap pool is unnecessary deep.

GoodOffices Administrative space for the center including meeting room and sun deck.

GoodReception Desk/Office Area is noisy and needs to be reconfigured to

provide some quiet space for staff.336 sf Reception Area.

GoodSnack Bar/Pro Shop Area for snacks and retail goods. Currently being updated.

FairStorage/Mechanical Areas Storage is challenging especailly for multi-

purpose spaces that need to be changed outfrom one activity to another.

General storage and mechanical support space for the center.

GoodSun Deck Adjacent to natatorium - open area for sunning, and small events.

GoodTherapeutic/Assessment Center Area for physical therapists.

Weight Training Center Space at capacity.Area for weight lifting, stretching and training.

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The Monterey Youth Center in El Estero Park is a well used Centercomposed of three structures. Originally, the Center was designed toprimarily serve youth and includes a large multi-purpose room typicallyused for gymnastics and community meetings, a kitchen, teen room,conference area, and preschool. There is a separate dance studio andseparate restroom building that are used for the Park. There are 63parking spaces that are shared with El Estero Park.

14,000 sf Built 1955; Renovated 2002

777 Pearl Street

Monterey Youth Center



FairConference Room Undersized for need. Lack of good and reliable

wi-fi is a challenge.Small conference room for 36 people maximum; comfortably about 20. Meetings and classes areheld here.

GoodDance Studio As a separate building, it is difficult to

supervise and manage effectively. Could beused more often.

Small 1,350 square foot building primarily used for dance classes and some meetings. Nicefloating wood floors.

FairMulti-use Room Stage may not be needed but is required for

storage of tables and gymnastics equipment.Not enough storage.

Well used multi-purpose room with a stage and ample windows on two long walls. Primarily usedfor gymnastics program, meetings and rentals.

FairPreschool Well used preschool with separate bathroom for children. Some classes are also held in room. Can

hold meetings for up to 60.

FairRestroom Women’s and men’s restrooms.

GoodTeen Center Room The location (primarily) and no food policy are

part of the challenge to get teens to use.Perceptions are also an issue. Lack of wi-fi.

Underutilized teen room with a variety of games, hang out space. Good views to the Lake.

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Well used Adult/Senior Center in a beautiful park in a central location.Facility is well suited for needs, but at capacity during current scheduledhours. Would like to expand hours to provide more evening programs.200-300 people attend on a daily basis.

Presence of homeless can be a deterrent to outdoor use.

Parking is limited, but permits are issued.

9,437 sf 1958; Renovated 2000

280 Dickman Avenue at Lighthouse Avenue

Scholze Park Center



FairActivity Room Activity space with computers, ping pong, pool table.

GoodActivity Space 2 Large dance and activity space with high ceilings and access to outdoors.

FairAlliance on Aging Office Downstairs area for use by Alliance on Aging. Includes office, meeting space and studio.

FairConference Room Nice space but could be refreshed.Open area next to Lobby used for activities, food distribution.

FairFront Office/Lobby Reception area could be reconfigured to be

better utilized. Gathering area is well used andenjoyed.

Open reception area with seating, library and gathering area.

FairKitchen Full serve kitchen to serve events in Main Hall.

FairKitchens/Storage/Support Spaces Storage is a challenge and would be helpful to

enlarge.Two smaller kitchens are located in the Center as well as a number of small closets.

GoodMain Hall Main space for lunch program, dance and exercise programs. Serve approximately 90-100 people

at lunches.

GoodOffices Administrative Offices for Center.

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Pocket park with plazas connecting Wave Street and Cannery Row to theRecreation Trail. Also historic link to Doc Ricketts Lab.

.12 acre 1996

Irving Avenue ROW between Wave and Cannery Row

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Pocket park with plazas connecting Wave Street and Cannery Row to theRecreation Trail.

.18 acre 1991

Dickman Avenue between Cannery Row and Wave

Cannery Row Park Plaza

Feature/Condition Description

FairSite Furnishings Benches and Pedestrian Path

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Small plaza located along Recreation Trail.

.03 acre 1997

Drake Avenue and Wave Street

Ed Ricketts Park


FairSite Furnishings Benches and bike racks

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Small triangular plaza with seating provided by retail. Well used bycyclists. Police have a presence here as they park at this location.

.16 acre 2000

Washington Street and Pearl Street

Griffin Plaza


GoodSite Furnishings Other furnishings by retail establishmentsLarge number of newspaper racks, seating wall

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This mid-block park adjacent to the Monterey Public Library consists of apedestrian path along a creek corridor. It is relatively unimproved, butrestoration of the creek and additional improvements could providemultiple benefits.

0.6 acres 1985; Renovated 2011

Between Hartnell Street and Pacific Street

Hartnell Gulch Park


FairPaths and Walkways Mid-block decomposed granite path along creek corridor.

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This is a small tot lot, serving the young children of the immediateneighborhood.

Adjacent land is part of the watershed draining to Laguna Grande Lake. Itis owned by the City of Seaside, which may be interested in selling it toMonterey.

0.07 acres 1995

East end of Kolb Avenue

Laguna Grande Court Park


FairPaths and Walkways Concrete is cracked.Wide concrete entry path.

GoodPlaylot Small play structure for ages 2-5, with rubberized surfacing. One parent seating bench.

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Lagunita Mirada is a passive park adjacent to the Monterey Museum ofArt. It appears to be underused, and the rustic paths are not beingmaintained. Most views of the pond are blocked by vegetation, whichprovides some habitat value, as numerous birds were observed.

Although described as a hillside rhododendron garden with ornamentalbridge and shaded pathways, it appears that the landscape hasdeteriorated.

1 acre 1988

Fremont Street and Iris Canyon

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PoorPaths and Walkways Trail and landscape maintenance are needed.Rustic paths around the pond and hillside are not being maintained.

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Currently under reconstruction. Plaza adjacent to Hotel and ConferenceCenter. Poorly situated for welcoming pedestrians, the Plaza is currentlyunder renovation.

.66 acre

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.41 acre 1993

Olivier Street and Scott Street

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This triangular parcel is situated at the intersection of three busy streets.The surrounding streets make access poor and isolate the plaza. It hasseating and planting areas. Difficult access and attractive to homelessand transients.

.43 acre

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Neighborhood tot lot. Play equipment for young children. Lawn areashave died back.

0.1 acre 2000

Spray Avenue

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GoodPlaylot Repair play area surfacing and rust on the play

structure.Bucket swings and play structure for young children, with rubberized surfacing. Structures showsome chipping, and are beginning to rust at joints, and play surfacing is patched.

GoodSite Furnishings Picnic table and benches.

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Hoffman and Archer are two parks joined by a pedestrian walkwaythrough mid-block. Archer Park contains a multi-purpose facility withmeeting rooms, which is rented to First Night Monterey (a non-profitorganization). It also contains a turf area, play equipment, multi-use area,group BBQ picnic area and basketball court. Hoffman Park has on-siteparking, a playlot, benches and table, and a lawn. Both parks haveintermittent views to Monterey Bay.

1.6 acres Hoffman 1938, Archer 1940

542 Archer Street

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FairBasketball Court Full court. Could use resurfacing.

GoodParking On-site parking lot for 16 cars at Hoffman. Diagonal street parking for 7 cars at Archer.

FairPaths and Walkways Asphalt path between parks needs repair.

FairPicnic Area Reservable picnic area with large group BBQ and portable metal tables in Archer Park. Lacks ADA

access.

GoodPlaylot Hoffman playlot is for age 5-12, Archer Park playlot is fenced with equipment for younger children

and a trike track.

FairRestroom Unisex restroom at Archer Park. Exterior is old, but interior renovated.

GoodSite Furnishings Shaded parent seating at play areas, picnic table with bay views at Hoffman. Drinking fountain

near basketball court.

FairSports Field Informal youth baseball field. Turf is in good shape but outfield is sloped. Has fencing but no

backstop.

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Casanova Oak Knoll Park contains a multi-purpose facility, playequipment, turf, a half basketball court, a group BBQ and picnic area.Parking can be an issue around this park.

Neighborhood is considering the purchase of adjacent home/property toexpand the park.

1.3 acres 1957

Ramona and Euclid Avenues

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GoodBasketball Court Standard is in fair condition.Asphalt surfaced half-court basketball.

GoodCourt - Other Blacktop area with striped games including four-square, and a wall-ball backboard.

FairMulti-use Turf Lawn has patchy areas.Sloped lawn, flat at the lower end. Large enough for younger youth soccer practice.

GoodPicnic Area Group area is popular, booked almost every

weekend with up to 100 people.Rentable group picnic area. Nine tables, plus two prep tables and two large BBQs. There areseveral individual tables with small BBQs. Picnic areas are under lovely mature oak trees.

GoodPlaylot Used by the preschool program from 11:30am

to 12:00pm on weekdays.A fenced playlot, with all-age play structures. There are benches for parent seating inside andoutside the fenced area.

PoorRestroom Bathrooms located in the center that open to the park. Homeless use of the facilities is a major

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This is a small, intimate feeling park, due to its size, terrain, and treecover. It contains a tennis court, play equipment, turf area andspectacular view of the bay.

1 acre 1930

Cypress Street and Hoffman Avenue

Cypress Park



GoodLandscape Areas / Trees Consider thinning tree canopy to open views to

bay.Nice garden area in lower part of park. Trees in the park have grown to obstruct views to bay fromupper view area and benches.

PoorMulti-use Turf Renovate turf area.Small turf area, many bare patches.

FairPaths and Walkways Create ADA access to upper viewpoint.Narrow paths and stairs in this hillside park.

GoodPlaylot Install a concrete ramp for ADA access to

correct the 12-inch drop into the tot lot.Small play area with a rope climbing structure and swings.

GoodSite Furnishings Bench at lower lawn area could face park

rather than street.Bench at playlot, as well as picnic table. Memorial benches at upper view area, lawn, and bygarden.

GoodTennis Court Well used single tennis court.

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Adjacent to the HOA maintained greenbelt, this is an open-feeling parkwith a large lawn fronting on the street, play equipment, picnic area andhalf basketball court.

As the neighborhood demographics have changed and there are fewerfamilies with children, the park is less well used. Its most common use isas an informal dog park. Neighbors maintain a demonstration garden.

1 acre 1979; Renovated 1995

Deer Forest Road

Deer Flats Park



FairBasketball Court Undersized half-court basketball.

GoodMulti-use Turf Low fencing at street edge may prevent

runaway balls.Well-maintained lawn has a T-ball backstop, but slopes significantly toward the street.

FairPaths and Walkways Concrete walkways show some cracking and displacement.

GoodPicnic Area No restroom.There are a couple of reservable tables under the trees.

GoodPlaylot There is an area of decomposed granite

behind the playlot which appears to be unusedleftover space.

Swings and a playlot for ages 5-12.

GoodSite Furnishings Benches along pathways and at frontage. Bike rack near play area. Upper entry near playlot has

community message board and drinking fountain.

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Large central open lawn, play equipment, BBQ picnic area, and largemature trees, adjacent to Home Owners Association (HOA) maintainedopen space.


Via Isola and San Vito Circle

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GoodMulti-use Turf Lawn generally in good shape, some browning

at edges.Large central lawn area, slightly sloped.

GoodPaths and Walkways Wide concrete paths around lawn area.

FairPicnic Area Picnic area is well used, not on a reservation

basis. Area is weedy, in need of renovation.No restrooms.

Group picnic area with two tables, one medium BBQ.

GoodPlaylot Parent seating lacks shade.Separated age 2-5 and 5-12 play areas, surfaced with bark chips. Both have parent seating.

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The park includes BBQ and picnic areas, play equipment, volleyball,synthetic turf soccer field, bike and walking paths, and restrooms.

2.6 acre 1972

Virgin Avenue

Laguna Grande Park


FairPlaylot Play equipment

FairRestroom Restroom

Site Furnishings BBQs, picnic tables, walking paths

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Larkin Park serves the densely populated Old Town area. The adjacentschool, unused for several years, will be occupied by Bayview CharterMiddle School. The park and school site includes play equipment, a multi-use sports field, a basketball court, picnic tables, BBQ and restrooms.Former pedestrian access to Presidio has been closed.

Significant renovations will be required for operation of the CharterSchool.

1.3 acre 1984; Renovated 1994

Monroe Street and Clay Street

Larkin Park



FairBasketball Court Full court, slightly sloped. Could use resurfacing.

FairParking Parking lot on old school grounds adjacent to park site.

FairPaths and Walkways Concrete paths have some cracks and tripping hazards.

GoodPicnic Area Rentable picnic area under oak trees near playlot. Three picnic tables and two small BBQs.

FairPlaylot Play structure is beginning to age and rust. Bark chip surfacing.

FairRestroom Restroom building older, but clean.

FairSports Field Youth baseball field. Infield and fencing are in good shape, but outfield turf is in poor condition.

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This relatively small park serves a densely populated area of Monterey. Itis family oriented, with play equipment, a picnic area with BBQ, multi-useturf, a basketball half court and restrooms. It is somewhat overused,requiring additional upkeep to maintain the park in good condition. TheBBQ areas are popular. There are striped blacktop games on the asphalt.

1 acre 1957

Montecito and Dela Vina

Montecito Park



FairBasketball Court Resurfacing would improve the court, as would

expansion to more usable dimensions.Existing half court basketball on asphalt. NIP project to expand to full court or renovate existinghalf court.

PoorMulti-use Turf Renovate turf areas.Turf areas heavily used, as is all of this park. Many worn and bare patches.

GoodPaths and Walkways Concrete and asphalt pathways, with striped blacktop games on the asphalt.

GoodPicnic Area Recommend moving lawn picnic tables more

to perimeter, to allow for more active use oflawn.

Well used, reservable picnic area with four tables and three small BBQs. Two picnic tables wereplaced in the mult-use lawn to discourage pick-up soccer, which was disturbing neighbors.

FairPlaylot Well used. ADA access to play structure needs

repair.Playlot for ages 5-12, with bark chip surfacing and parent seating. Recently refurbished.

GoodRestroom Wooden restroom structure in good condition.

GoodSite Furnishings Benches, bike racks, trash receptacles and drinking fountain.

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Located in a beautiful oak grove, this park is an amenity for adjacentapartment dwellers, with play equipment, a multi-use turf area, open andcovered BBQ picnic areas, restrooms, and a half basketball court. It iswell used for birthday parties and BBQs. Memorial benches are placed forbay and lawn views. Former pedestrian access to the Presidio has beenclosed.


Oak Street and Newton Street

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GoodBasketball Court Half court by picnic area

GoodMulti-use Turf Nice lawn with oak trees, but with some bare patches.

FairPaths and Walkways Former pedestrian access to Presidio has

been closed.Asphalt paths have been lifted by roots in some areas. Concrete paths have some cracks andtripping hazards.

GoodPicnic Area Two reservable group areas. Eastern area near restroom has 3 tables under shade structure, 2 in

the sun, and medium BBQ.Western area in oak grove has 5 tables and 4 small BBQs.

GoodPlaylot Separated age 2-5 (fenced) and 5-12 play areas, surfaced with bark chips. 2-5 play area is at

lower level of park, not ADA accessible. 5-12 area is at street level. Both have parent seating.

GoodRestroom Large restroom by group picnic and 5-12 playlot.

GoodSite Furnishings Benches at playlots, memorial benches placed for bay and lawn views. Drinking fountain.

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Main feature of the park is the youth baseball/softball field, withbleachers, dugouts, batting cage, scoreboard and announcing booth.

The picnic BBQ area at west end of park is separated from the rest ofpark activity. The playlot at the east end was recently refurbished.

1 acre 1909

Encina Avenue and Palo Verde Avenue

Peter J. Ferrante Park



FairPicnic Area There is an NIP project to refurbish the picnic

area.Group picnic area with four picnic tables, medium and small BBQ. The area is separated from therest of the park, and somewhat secluded under the cypress trees. It is not well used and attractsteens and homeless at night.

GoodPlaylot Playlot for ages 5-12, with bark chip surfacing and parent seating. Recently refurbished.

FairRestroom / Concession Restroom, concession and announcing booth are in one building. Building is worn and in need of

upgrades.

FairSite Furnishings Benches around play area and picnic tables at concession area.

FairSports Field Outfield fencing is to be replaced by an NIP

project. Currently, balls fly out of the park andhit homes and cars.

Youth baseball/softball field. Infield, most fencing, and bleachers are in good shape, but outfieldturf is in poor condition. Youth soccer practice on the outfield.

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Open lawn in front of Colton Hall. The turf area in front of historic ColtonHall is well used by people relaxing, for informal play, exercise, photoshoots and gatherings. The lawn area is large enough to accommodateevents.

1 acre 1849

Jefferson Street and Pacific Street

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GoodMulti-use Turf Popular spot for relaxation and informal recreation.

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This City-wide multi-use recreation area is located in the center ofMonterey. Unique facilities include the Dennis the Menace Playground andthe paddleboat/swan boat concession at the lake. The park is also hometo the Monterey Youth Center, the Frank E. Sollecito, Jr. Ballpark,Monterey Dance Studio, El Estero Snack Bar, the recently expandedMonterey Skate Park, and Monterey Dog Park.

Other facilities include a large group BBQ picnic area, exercise course,walking/jogging paths, fishing piers, and restrooms.

Additional land added 1933, 1938, and 1955.

45 acres 1922; Renovated 1991, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2003

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GoodAmenity Presence of homeless can be a deterrant to

use.Informal grass areas. Much of the lake is surrounded by turf, suitable for relaxation and informalplay.

GoodAmenity The paddleboat/swan boat concession is a popular feature.

FairAmenity The exercise stations are becoming dated.

Updated exercise stations for seniors/activeadults may be better used.

There are three exercise stations around the lake near the jogging path.

GoodAmenity The skate park was expanded in 2016 to

accommodate younger skaters, and morediverse users.

Skate park near group picnic.

GoodAmenity Fishing piers.

FairAmenity Dog park. There are separate fenced areas for small dogs and large dogs to play off-leash. The

areas are surfaced with bark chips, but they lack features and amenities to make it attractive tousers.

FairAmenity Snack Bar, centrally located to serve Dennis the Menace Park, the Sollecito ball field, Youth

Center and Dance Studio.

FairMonterey Youth Center See separate listing for details

GoodParking Parking in multiple locations within the park complex, as well as ample on street parking

surrounding the park.

GoodPaths and Walkways Walking and jogging paths around the lake are well used.

FairPicnic Area Birds create sanitation issues at the group

picnic area. Covering at least a portion of thegroup area would lessen problem.

The City's largest group picnic area is located here, and can accommodate up to 200 people.There is a large group BBQ and smaller BBQs at the individual picnic tables.

MixedPlaylot There are a number of NIP projects proposed

for Dennis the Menace Park.Well-loved destination playground with unique features that are aging and in need of renovationand ADA improvements. Access around the park edge needs improvement, especially betweenthe picnic area by the Youth Center and near the skate park/group picnic area.

GoodRestroom Several restrooms serve different areas of the park.

GoodSports Field Left field fence could be pulled in (it is 355' to

fence) in order to improve access betweenother areas of park. Geese are a problem.

Frank E. Sollecito, Jr. Ballpark: Multi-use field, standard ball diamond (lighted), bleachers,restrooms. Artificial turf. Soccer field overlay in outfield. Field is currently irrigated with lake water.

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This coastline park is an extension of the Recreation Trail, with turf areas,seating, picnic and view areas overlooking the bay, harbor and wharfareas. This park ranges from about 100 to 200 feet in width, and liesabout 10 feet below Lighthouse Avenue and 15 feet above the water. Thecoastline in this area is steep and rocky, with three unimproved accesspoints to the water. These points are unsigned and steep, making accessdifficult.

A lighted basketball court is being installed on the western end.

3.17 acres 1976

Between Fisherman's Wharf and Coast Guard Pier

Fisherman's Shoreline Park



GoodParking On-site parking lot for 12 cars at north end of park.

GoodPicnic Area Three picnic tables at Sister City Park, four near Coast Guard Pier.

GoodSite Furnishings Seating areas with bay and harbor views, nicely separated from Recreation Trail. Eight benches at

Sister City Park, additional benches near Coast Guard pier. Drinking fountain including dogfountain at north end of park.

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Friendly Plaza includes a hardscape plaza, fountain, benches andornamental landscape areas. The newly-restored Bertold Monument islocated in Friendly Plaza.

Homelessness is an issue. Planting areas are uneven - some in beautifulshape, some need tending. Fountain was not working.

.78 acre 1929

Jefferson Street and Pacific Street

Friendly Plaza



FairArt / Monuments Fix fountain.Fountain, not functioning. Bertold Monument recently restored. Numerous memorial plaques.

GoodPaths and Walkways Brick paths throughout. Generally good condition.

GoodSite Furnishings Backless benches to discourage homeless.Benches and seatwalls throughout the plaza area. Drinking fountain.

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Hilltop Park, a former school site, acts as a Community Park. BBQ rentalis popular. It is one of the most used neighborhood parks. The park hasplay equipment, multi-use turf, an informal ball field, and basketball andtennis courts.

2.8 acres 1985; Completed 1989; Renovated 1990, 2008, 2009

871 Jessie Street

Hilltop Park



GoodBasketball Court Consider fencing between basketball court and

tennis backboard.Full court.

FairLandscape Areas / Trees Use alternative treatment at upper slopes to

prevent mulch from sliding down.Planting is generally in good shape. Bare areas are mulched. Upper lawn area is patchy, andmulch spills down from sloped area above retaining wall.

FairLighting There is an NIP project for security light

replacement, with more energy-efficient, soft-white lights.

Area safety lighting at turf and play areas.

GoodParking Both head-in parking on the street (approximately 20 spaces) and on site parking lot

(approximately 16 spaces).

GoodPaths and Walkways Asphalt and concrete paths and walkways.

GoodPicnic Area Upper picnic area has 6 tables, 1 medium and 1 small BBQ. This area is rentable, and well used.

Lower area near sport courts and parking lot is fenced and landscaped, and has 3 picnic tables.

GoodPlaylot Playground used for preschool 11:30am

-12:00pm. Parent seating could use shade.Separated age 2-5 (fenced) and 5-12 play areas. Surfaced with bark chips.Parent seating with two tables in the 2-5 playlot.

GoodRestroom

GoodSite Furnishings Benches, tables and trash receptacles throughout the park. Drinking fountain.

FairSports Field Improve turf maintenance where worn and

uneven.The informal baseball/softball field is not rentable. It is well used.

GoodTennis Court Consider fencing between basketball court and

backboard.Well used, recently resurfaced. There is a separate backboard for practice.

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One of the two lighted ball fields in Monterey, this multi-use park indowntown Monterey has the ball field & bleachers with night lighting, atot play area, restrooms and a concession stand. The ball field is used byHigh School Girls softball, Monterey Youth League youth baseball (ages 5– 16 Colt), adult co-ed, and men’s softball. Jacks Park was the home ofthe Bronco World Series for 20 years. Sports groups have requestedartificial turf, but that is not ideal for multi-use and special events.

3.7 acres 1919

Franklin and Figueroa Streets

Jacks Ballpark



FairPlaylot Balls occasionally hit the playlot since the

clamshell fencing was removed at the ballfield.

Playlot for ages 5-12, with rubberized surfacing and parent seating. Surfacing needs patching,parent seating could use shade.

GoodRestroom Large restroom and concession building for ball games.

GoodSite Furnishings Could use bike racks.Bleachers, parent seating at tot lot.

GoodSports Field Was home to Bronco World Series from 1982

to 2012. Sports groups would like artificial turf,but that may restrict other uses.

Lighted baseball/softball field with dugouts, large bleachers, batting cages, scoreboard andannouncing booth. Occasional soccer overlay in outfield.

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The park consists of turf and landscaped areas between Del MonteAvenue and the beach. There are two sand volleyball courts, picnic andBBQ facilities. Reservations may be made for both the volleyball courtsand picnic area. Additional volleyball courts may be set up on the beach.

Monterey Municipal Beach is adjacent to the expansion area of MontereyBay Waterfront Park, and is included in this discussion. Directly adjacentto the current park site and the Municipal Beach is Monterey State Beach,owned by the State of California. These beaches are popular kayak,multi-hull sailing and windsurfing staging areas, as well as for fishing,swimming and relaxing.

4.8 acres 1979; Renovated 1990, ’95, ’97, 2001, ’04, ‘08

Del Monte Avenue, Figueroa Street to Sloat Avenue

Monterey Bay Park



FairCourt - Other Sand volleyball - Two sand volleyball areas accommodate five volleyball courts. For competitions,

additional courts may be set up on the beach. Court areas are in good shape, but poles and netsare not in good condition.

GoodMulti-use Turf Large swath of turf is underused. There is no buffer from the Del Monte Avenue traffic.

GoodPaths and Walkways A BRT or light trail may eventually run

alongside the Trail.Recreation Trail passes through this park. Concrete paths run through the lawn and landscapeareas, and there is access to the beach.

FairPicnic Area Reservable picnic area with medium BBQ.

PoorRestroom Public restroom at the foot of Municipal Wharf No. 2, at the Monterey Municipal Beach.

GoodSite Furnishings Some benches are placed along the pathways and the Recreation Trail. Most actually lack bay

views due to the height of the sand dunes. Drinking fountain at center of park.

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This passive coastline park is popular with families. It is also a verypopular staging and onshore instruction area for scuba divers, who arrivein large numbers on weekends. The area west of the Coast Guard Pier,having been rated as the number one beach cold water access spot in theworld, attracts approximately 65,000 divers per year. San Carlos BeachPark features large gently sloped lawns, a landscaped area withpathways, public art and interpretive signage. It also includes seatingareas and vista points to the bay, a restroom and access to the beach.Roller-skates/blades and skateboards are prohibited.

2.87 Acres 1955; Renovated 1996

Cannery Row and Reeside Avenue

San Carlos Beach Park



GoodArt / Monuments Numerous public art sculptures, including a fountain, at vista and landscape areas.

GoodLighting Pedestrian and pathway lighting, as well as lighting for vehicle access and parking.

GoodMulti-use Turf Two lawn areas for relaxation and informal play, one gently sloped and the other relatively flat.

GoodParking Paid parking lots are adjacent to the park, and accommodates large vehicles.

GoodPaths and Walkways Wide concrete paths, ramps and stairs to beach, and decomposed granite. paths through

landscaped and vista areas.

GoodPicnic Area Six picnic tables at vista area overlooking the bay.

GoodRestroom Restroom building designed in "Cannery" style.

GoodSignage Interpretive, memorial and donation recognition signage throughout vista and landscaped areas.

GoodSite Furnishings Picnic tables and benches at vista area, multiple benches oriented to bay view. Showers for beach

users/divers and drinking fountain.

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Pleasant lawn and gardens surrounding the Scholze Park Center. Outsideareas are underutilized and are frequented by homeless. Opportunity tobetter utilize space and provide additional programs and use within thepark, especially on the rear side of the building.

1.2 acres 1939

280 Dickman Avenue, at Lighthouse Avenue

Scholze Park


complete inventoryFeature/Condition DescriptionParking Small parking lot at rear of building accommodates 5 cars.

GoodPaths and Walkways Brick pathways mostly in good shape. Minor repairs needed. Retaining wall along Lighthouse

Avenue is cracked, in need of repair.

FairPicnic Area Group picnic area at rear of Senior Center.

GoodSite Furnishings Benches and trash receptacles at rear of building.

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Multi-use neighborhood park includes Peter J. Aldrete ball field (dedicatedin 2000), two tennis courts, play equipment, half basketball court, groupBBQ picnic area, and restrooms.

Natural areas include oak groves and Via Paraiso Creek.

10.6 acres 1964; Completed 1966; Renovated 1989

Via Paraiso and Herrmann Drive

Via Paraiso Park



FairBasketball Court Re-striping needed.One full court, partially fenced.

GoodLighting Safety lighting, no field or court lighting.

GoodParking Handicap parking stalls need striping/signage.Three on-site parking areas: one near sports field, one near tennis courts, and one near group

picnic area.

Paths and Walkways Some erosion is occurring on rustic paths.Lower area of the park is undeveloped, withinformal rustic paths. Some trail maintenanceis needed.

Rustic paths through natural areas. Concrete and asphalt paths around playlots and sports fieldsand courts.

GoodPicnic Area Large group picnic area in oak grove with 10 tables on concrete pads, 1 group BBQ, 2 large and 2

medium BBQs. Individual picnic tables and 3 small BBQs also spread through the oak grove.Picnic tables also located near playlots and tennis courts.

GoodPlaylot Separated age 2-5 and 5-12 play areas, centrally located near restrooms and sports facilities.

Parent seating and shaded picnic tables.

GoodRestroom Large restroom centrally located.

GoodSite Furnishings Multiple memorial benches, drinking fountain by play areas and tennis court. Plentiful benches and

picnic tables.

GoodSports Field Peter J. Aldrete ball field, 60-foot baselines (Mustang) with bleachers, dugouts and scoreboard.

Youth soccer field overlay on outfield. Dedicated in 2000.

GoodTennis Court There have been requests for pickleball at this

location.The two drop-in courts are well-used by the neighborhood, and in good shape.

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Group use park with amphitheater, open and covered BBQ picnic areas,and restrooms. Well used passive park with sheltered group picnic areas,restrooms and an amphitheater. It is one of the most reserved parks forBBQs and parties. Alcohol is allowed, and the Park is popular with adultgroups. It is used for summer day camp. Lovely mature oak trees.


Pacific and Alameda Streets

Whispering Pines Park



FairAmenity Could be upgraded for more extensive use, but

parking would be a challenge.Hillside amphitheater, concrete with wooden benches and small stage.

FairMulti-use Turf Lawn renovation needed.Long, narrow lawn area has multiple bare spots.

FairParking A few spaces at entry to the park, and a turnaround by the group picnic area. Additional parking

would be useful, as street parking is challenging. Reconfiguration around entry would be needed.

GoodPicnic Area Reservable, sheltered group picnic area with large group BBQ. Lawn area has metal picnic tables

on concrete pads.

GoodRestroom Two large restrooms to accommodate group uses of park.

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This beach area includes extensive sand dunes which are home to nativebuckwheat and the endangered Smith's Blue Butterfly. With primaryaccess somewhat hidden in the Del Monte Beach neighborhood, thisbeach is favored by local residents. Boardwalks lead through the dunes tothe beach and have benches, ADA accessible picnic tables, andviewpoints.

10 acres 1960; Park Development 1995

Adjacent to Tide Avenue and Surf Way

Del Monte Beach



GoodParking There is on-street parking along the beach frontage, and a small parking area at the end of Beach

Way.

FairPaths and Walkways Some areas are uneven or damaged. The

synthetic wood seems to fare better.Boardwalks consist of wood and synthetic wood.

GoodPicnic Area Boardwalk should be stabilized for ADA.Several ADA accessible picnic tables line the boardwalk through the dunes.

PoorRestroom NIP project for construction of restrooms.Port-o-potties at the parking area are the only restrooms.

GoodSite Furnishings Memorial benches along the boardwalks, as well as picnic tables. Decorative fencing along the

street and boardwalks protects the dune areas. Lots of trash receptacles.

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Small art park, adjacent to the Monterey Museum of Art.

.12 acre 1968

Calle Principal

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Historic Park with former residence of Robert Louis Stevenson.

.49 acre 1924

Houston Street

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This passive use park features expansive bay views, a number of historicstructures and monuments, including a Historic Museum. Several eventsoccur on the site, including Civil War reenactments. The site is owned bythe Federal Government, leased to the City on a 50 year lease, with lessthan 40 years remaining. There are serious archeological limitations toany potential development. A Master Plan for the Lower Presidio HistoricPark was approved in 2002, guided by resource protection andinterpretation objectives.

26 acres 1997

Presidio of Monterey

Lower Presidio Historic Park



PoorArt / Monuments Junipero Serra Statute - recently vandalized and decapitated.

Art / Monuments Sloat Monument

FairBuilding Not Evaluated.Presidio Museum

PoorBuilding Not Evaluated.1922 Stables - Plans to update and preserve.

PoorBuilding Various Historic Structures including: Laboratory; Gun Shed; Latrine; Blacksmith;

Barracks/Warehouse; Office

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An ADA accessible ramp on Cannery Row leads to this small sandbeach. There are bay views and interpretative signage and mural relatingto the history of the site. This beach is used for kayak and diver entry intothe bay, and is popular with tourists.

0.14 acres 2008

Cannery Row at Hoffman Avenue

McAbee Beach City Park


GoodArt / Monuments Mural on building remnant, interpretive signage about the history of the site.

GoodPaths and Walkways Concrete ADA accessible ramp, with railings and landings.

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A 4.75-mile segment of an oceanfront linear park system that spans thecoastline 18 miles from Pacific Grove to Castroville, this pedestrian andbicycling trail is heavily used by residents and tourists alike. Benches,picnic areas, landscaping and viewpoints exist along the Trail. Theprimary purpose is for pedestrian and bicycle recreational use. It maysecondarily provide access to retail uses adjacent to the the Trail, andserve as a transportation corridor for pedestrian and bicyclists.

The western and central segments of the Trail often become quitecongested with multiple modes of travel, including walkers, joggers,recreational cyclists, commuter cyclists, and tourists and locals onsurreys, Segways, skateboards and rollerblades. The trail includes manystreet crossings along its length.

3.87 acres 1980, 1991

Waterfront from Pacific Grove to Seaside

Monterey Bay Coastal/Recreational Trail



GoodArt / Monuments There are occasional murals along the length of the Trail, as well as interpretive elements and

memorial plaques.

GoodLighting Some areas adjacent the Trail need improved

safety lighting.Lighting exists for most of the length of the Trail.

FairSignage There are multiple types of signs along the Trail in various styles, including wayfinding, "rules of

the road" and interpretive signage. These should be updated and coordinated.

FairSite Furnishings Picnic tables and benches are located periodically along the Trail.

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Beach adjacent to Municipal Wharf, State Beach and Monterey Bay Park.Location for volleyball tournaments and other events located in the BeachHouse.

.75 acre 1920

Adjacent Wharf II

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Adjacent to Jacks Ballpark in the Downtown area, the Tennis Center isleased by the City to a concessionaire who provides lessons, programsand runs the pro shop. There are six lighted tennis courts.

1968

401 Pearl Street

Monterey Tennis Center


GoodPro Shop Pro shop and tennis program leased by concessionaire.

GoodSite Furnishings Benches outside courts for watching matches.

Tennis Court Six lighted tennis courts. Due for resurfacing.

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The Corporation Yard is located on a bluff top above the City. Were theCorporation Yard functions to be relocated, this could potentially be a sitefor park development.

The City also operates an RV storage area adjacent to the CorporationYard.

6 acres 1982

23 Ryan Ranch Road

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This Downtown Plaza serves as a transit connection, as it is currentlyleased to Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST). It is raised above street levelon all sides, and visibility into the Plaza is not good. It does have a"Portland Loo" style restroom.


Intersection of Pearl, Munras and Tyler Streets

Simoneau Plaza


GoodRestroom "Portland Loo" style restroom.

GoodSite Furnishings Amenities appropriate for Transit Plaza.Sheltered benches, trellises, information kiosks, large clock and a fountain.

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Small park with benches and picnic tables adjacent to the RecreationTrail.

.29 acre 2013

Recreation Trail between Coast Guard Pier and Fisherman's Wharf

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Overnight group camping, walking trails, ADA/accessible campsiteavailability, and group BBQ. Campsites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis only.

Very popular camping spot for families, youth groups and cycling groups.Campsites are full almost entire summer. Sites include two group campareas and 40 individual sites. Day use includes walking trails, group picnicareas, play equipment, multi-use turf, and basketball. The park is also theentry point for Huckleberry Hill Nature Preserve - dog walkers andexercisers use parking. Homeless occasionally use restroom and showerfacilities.

50 acres 1967; Renovated 1990, 2005, 2008

Skyline Drive and Veteran's Drive

Veteran's Memorial Park



GoodAmenity Residence for on-site caretaker.

GoodAmenity Overnight camping - Two group camping areas for up to 100 campers, and 40 individual campsites

that can each accommodate up to 2 cars and 8 campers.

PoorBasketball Court NIP has project to expand the existing mini-

half-court.Basketball standard with undersized half court.

GoodMulti-use Turf Large, gently sloped central lawn.

GoodParking Speeding is an issue at times, especially near

entry and with group camping.Parking for campsites. Additional onsite parking for day-use and for Huckleberry Hill NaturePreserve use. Many local dog-walkers use parking.

GoodPaths and Walkways Some circulation conflicts due to narrow entry

roads and limited width for cyclists.Rustic paths among camp areas, pine and oak woodlands. Trails connect to Quarry Park,Huckleberry Hill Nature Preserve and neighborhoods.

GoodPicnic Area Group picnic areas with large group BBQ and medium BBQs. Campsites have picnic tables.

GoodPlaylot Large play area in central lawn, surfaced by bark chips. Additional smaller play area at Group

Camp Site #2.

GoodRestroom Three large restroom facilities with showers. One is new and well appointed. One at top of

individual campsite area is aging. One at group camping areas.

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This park, with its 12-acre lake, straddles the Cities of Seaside andMonterey. It is under the jurisdiction of a Joint Powers Agency and aMaster Plan adopted in 1978. The park includes BBQ and picnic areas,play equipment, volleyball, soccer, bike and walking paths, andrestrooms. It is popular for bird watching.

Homeless encampments and safety have been big issues.

34.8 acres 1972; Improvements.1980, 1996, 2009, 2015

Del Monte Avenue and Virgin Avenue

Laguna Grande Regional Park



GoodCourt - Other Volleyball court located near group picnic areas and playlot. Surface is synthetic turf.

FairMulti-use Turf Turf area has bare patches.

GoodParking 17 on-site parking spaces adjacent to volleyball/playlot/ picnic area.

FairPaths and Walkways Parts of the trail are patchy and in need of

repair.Laguna Grande Regional Park Trail circles the lake, on both the Seaside and Monterey sides. It isa wide, asphalt trail, with trail lighting.

GoodPicnic Area Group picnic area between soccer field and playlot has three tables and one small BBQ. Group

picnic area west of the volleyball court has five picnic tables, and one medium sized BBQ.There are eight picnic tables at the end of the youth soccer field.

GoodPlaylot Could use seating near young kids play

equipment.Combined age play area with sand surfacing. Parent seating at the older kids' side.

GoodRestroom Centrally located between soccer and volleyball/picnic/playlots.

No drinking fountain.

FairSite Furnishings There is one bike rack, no drinking fountain.

GoodSports Field Synthetic turf youth soccer field, with eight picnic tables at the end.

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Hillside open space with trail to Veterans' Memorial Park.

0.5 acres

Top of Harrison Street

Clara Wooden Grove


FairSite Furnishings Bench and trash receptable

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Open space, Home Owner’s Association (HOA) owned. No public trails.

40 acres

Deer Flats

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Several separate parcels of open space, without trails.

6.35

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This passive open space includes nature trails, picnic tables, and a ClassI bike path.

This Park is restricted by the terms of its deed to passive uses only, andno structures may be built on it. It is used by walkers and joggers, andthere are some picnic tables. Summer camps use the Greenbelt fornatural history and cultural history walks, and it has been used for lowintensity disc golf (tournaments are considered active uses and thus arenot allowed). There are some homeless issues.

35.8 acres 1940

Munras Avenue

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Open space with public trails.

5 acres 1960

Fisherman's Flats

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This hilltop nature preserve has numerous, well established hiking trailsand fire roads. Pedestrian access is through Veteran's Memorial Park.

An endangered species of orchid is found in this nature preserve. Inaddition to hiking, jogging, and exercise on the 185 steps that lead intothe park, bird watching and enjoyment of nature are popular activities.There are views to both the Monterey Bay and Pacific Ocean.

81 acres 1989

West of Presidio, access through Veteran's Park

Huckleberry Hill Nature Preserve



GoodPaths and Walkways Well established hiking trails and fire roads. Some areas are very steep and show erosion. Entry is

via 185 stair steps, popular with exercisers.

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Iris Canyon is a natural greenbelt area. There are no formal trails oramenities.

32.1 acre 1946

Fremont and Iris Canyon Road

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Open space around Montsalas Drive, between Old Salinas Hwy andJosselyn Canyon Rd.

5.22 1975

Montsalas Drive

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The site of a former quarry, this passive open space park includes ahiking/jogging trail in a wooded setting. The trail connects to the Veteran’sPark Trail, and there is trail access to Colton Middle School. The parkconnects via a mid-block trail to Via Paraiso Park. Leashed dogs areallowed in this park.

10 acres 1974; Improvements 1990

Via Gayuba and Via Del Pinar

Quarry Park



GoodPaths and Walkways Trail through park connects to Veteran's Park trail, Colton Middle School, and Via Paraiso Park.

GoodSite Furnishings Bench and trash receptacle

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Largely undeveloped parkland. 25 acres along South Boundary Road,located on the former Fort Ord Property, is relatively flat and has a waterallocation from Monterey Penninsula Water Management District. Thesouthern 75 acres has no water connection currently.

There is a dirt parking area, trash receptacles and an information kiosk.The main use of this park is as a Disc Golf Course. The course ismaintained by the Monterey Stinging Jellies Disc Golf Club. Ryan RanchPark is also used for training exercises for the Fire Department.

100 acres 1983

Ryan Ranch Road, btw S. Boundary Road & Hwy. 68

Ryan Ranch Park



FairDisc Golf Course Disc Golf course was installed by Monterey Stinging Jellies, a local disc golf club. The club

maintains the site.

FairParking Dirt parking lot

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85.6 1965

Monterey Vista Area

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Pond and open space between roadways. No trails.

1.8 acres

Aguajito Road and Fremont Street

Washerwoman's Pond


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Easements maintained by City and for trail use.

3.8 acres

Crandall Road

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Will become Trinity High School, available for joint use.

1 acre

680 Beldon Street

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Charter Elementary School (K-4)

1 acre

Casa Verde Way and Del Monte Blvd.

Bayview Charter School/Del Monte Elementary


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Elementary School with playgrounds and recently renovated ballfield.

2 acres

Foothill Blvd.

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Potential joint use with playground and two ballfields.

6.5 acres

La Mesa Way

La Mesa Elementary School


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Land owned by the Federal Housing Authority for military housing. Thereare several potential joint use sites including a soccer field, practice field,playgrounds, sand volleyball court.

Includes Tech Conection Teen & Youth Center, La Mesa Park and LaMesa Dog Park.

5.5 acres

Leahy Road, Spruance Road and Bergin Drive

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Is being converted to Bayview Charter Middle School (5-8).

.5 acres

Seeno Street

Larkin Elementary


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Elementary school with playgrounds and turf areas.

2 acres

Soledad Drive

Monte Vista Elementary School


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High school with sports field (football/soccer), swimming pool, and tenniscourts.

4 acres

Hermann Drive

Monterey High School


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College campus with football/track stadium, 2 ballfields and tennis courts.

8 acres

Fremont Street

Monterey Peninsula College


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Multi-use sports field with 3 baseball diamonds. Use shared with theMilitary.

Ball fields have been heavily used by the City, but security proceduresare beginning to discourage participation. City maintains the fields.

9.5 acres

Presidio of Monterey

Soldier Field



GoodSports Field Three 60-foot baseline diamonds, largest with a soccer field overlay on outfield. Bleachers,

restrooms and concession stand.

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4 acres

Toda Vista

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Historic plaza, owned by State of California. Used for events. Includeswell-used bocce ball courts.

2 acres

Olivier and Scott Streets

Custom House Plaza


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U.S. Navy owned Golf Course.

102.64 acres

Michael J Smith Lane

Monterey Pines Golf and RV (US NAVY)


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Beach and dune area adjacent to eastern City Limits.

63.41 acres

Bayfront and dunes at eastern City limits

Monterey State Beach


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Dunes and beach, beachfront is open for public use, but access isrestricted in dune areas.

66.55 acres

Across Del Monte Avenue from DLI

US Navy Beachfront


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