Parks and Recreation Commission and Urban Forestry Board
Regular MeetingMountain View, CA · September 12, 2018
Minutes
City of Mountain View
Minutes - Final
Parks and Recreation Commission and Urban Forestry Board
Commissioners Devine, Lee, Hepfer, Vice Chair Conley and Chair Herbach
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 7:00 PM Senior Center - 266 Escuela Avenue
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
Present 5- Commissioner Russell Devine, Commissioner Kevin Lee, Vice Chair Devon Conley,
Chair Jonathan Herbach, and Commissioner Paul Hepfer
Commissioners Russell Devine, Paul Hepfer, Kevin Lee, Vice Chair Devon Conley, Chair
Jonathan Herbach
3. MINUTES APPROVAL
3.1 Approval of Minutes
M/S Conley/Hepfer - That Parks and Recreation Commission approve the June 13, 2018
minutes.
Yes: 5- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and
Commissioner Hepfer
4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC - None
5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS - None
6. NEW BUSINESS
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6.1 Wyandotte Street Park Conceptual Review and Recommendation,
Project 17-40
Senior Project Manager Rey Rodriguez presented an oral report and answered the
Commission's questions. SSA Landscape Architects Senior Project Manager Scott
Reeves answered the Commission's questions.
Speaking from the floor expressing concerns and/or supporting:
• Pamela Baird
• Mendel Chuang
• Maria Dinard
• Marilyn Gildea
• David Sedano
M/S - Herbach/Hepfer - To recommended approval of the Wyandotte Street Park
Conceptual Plan A to the City Council with the following amendments:
1. Ensure that we have water facilities that will always be engaging regardless of season
and current drought conditions.
2. Incorporate into the rest of the process a review for public art as a part of the Visual
Arts Committee process.
Yes: 5- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and
Commissioner Hepfer
M/S: Herbach/Devine - To approve the proposed Heritage tree mitigation for Wyandotte
Street Park, Project 17-40, and forward a recommendation to the City Council approving
the staff recommended mitigation of 2:1 tree replacements with 24” box trees for the
removal of eight Heritage trees.
Yes: 5- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and
Commissioner Hepfer
M/S Hepfer/Herbach - To submit Wyandotte Park as one name for Council consideration.
Yes: 5- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and
Commissioner Hepfer
M/S Conley/Herbach - To submit Reinert Park as the second name for Council
consideration.
Yes: 4- Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and Commissioner Hepfer
No: 1- Commissioner Devine
M/S Herbach/Hepfer - To ask that Council name the pocket park on Wyandotte Street
and go through a similar public process for naming it.
Yes: 5- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and
Commissioner Hepfer
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6.2 Naming of New Community Garden at Shoreline Boulevard and
Latham Street, Project 17-44
Commissioner Conley recused herself from this item as she is currently on the
Community Gardens waitlist.
Senior Civil Engineer Anne Marie Starr presented an oral report and answered the
Commission's questions.
M/S Hepfer/Herbach - To submit Latham Community Garden as one name for Council
consideration.
Yes: 4- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Chair Herbach, and Commissioner
Hepfer
Recused: 1- Vice Chair Conley
Prior to making the second motion, Commissioner Hepfer and Chair Herbach requested
that the staff report to Council indicate that the primary choice was Latham Community
Garden.
The Commission had discussed submitting Latham Gardens as the second name for
Council consideration, but found that a property in Mountain View was already named
Latham Gardens.
M/S Herbach/Hepfer- To submit Eagle Park Community Garden as the second name for
Council consideration.
Yes: 4- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Chair Herbach, and Commissioner
Hepfer
Recused: 1- Vice Chair Conley
6.3 Cuesta Tennis Center Operator Annual Update
Todd Dissly and John Togasaki, representatives from the Mountain View Tennis Center,
presented the annual report and answered the Commission's questions.
6.4 Friends of Deer Hollow Farm Agreement
Recreation Supervisor Greg Milano presented an oral report and Assistant Community
Services Director John Marchant answered the Commision's questions.
Speaking from the floor providing input:
• Pamela Baird
M/S Conley/Lee - To forward a recommendation to the City Council authorizing the City
Manager to enter into an agreement between the City of Mountain View and the Friends
of Deer Hollow Farm.
Yes: 5- Commissioner Devine, Commissioner Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach, and
Commissioner Hepfer
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7. COMMISSION/STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS, UPDATES, REQUESTS, AND COMMITTEE
REPORTS
Community Services Director de la Montaigne updated the Commission on the following:
• Staffing changes
• Castro Street Medians progress
• Magical Bridge fundraising
• Rengstorff Pool project
• Community Center remodel
• Future PRC schedule/items
• Fayette project
8. ADJOURNMENT
Chair Herbach adjourned the meeting at 9:06 p.m. to the next Regular meeting of October 10,
2018 at the Senior Center, 266 Escuela Avenue. Meeting date, time, and location are subject to
change.
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Agenda
Senior Center
266 Escuela Aveue
City of Mountain View
Agenda
Parks and Recreation Commission and Urban Forestry Board
Commissioners Devine, Hepfer, Lee, Vice Chair Conley, Chair Herbach
Wednesday, September 12, 2018 7:00 PM Senior Center - 266 Escuela Avenue
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
Commissioners Russell Devine, Paul Hepfer, Kevin Lee, Vice Chair Devon Conley, Chair
Jonathan Herbach
3. MINUTES APPROVAL
3.1 Approval of Minutes
Recommendation: That Parks and Recreation Commission approve the June 13, 2018 minutes.
Attachments: Minutes
4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
This portion of the meeting is reserved for persons wishing to address the Commission on any matter not on the
agenda. Speakers are limited to three minutes. State law prohibits the Commission from acting on non-agenda
items.
5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS - None
6. NEW BUSINESS
6.1 Wyandotte Street Park Conceptual Review and Recommendation,
Project 17-40
Recommendation: 1. Review and comment on the recommended Wyandotte Street Park Conceptual Plan
and recommend approval of the Plan to the City Council.
2. Review the proposed Heritage tree mitigation for Wyandotte Street Park, Project
17-40, and forward a recommendation to the City Council approving the
staff-recommended mitigation of 2:1 tree replacements with 24” box trees for the removal
of eight Heritage trees.
3. Select at least two names for City Council consideration for the new park at 2254
Wyandotte Street.
Attachments: Memo
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6.2 Naming of New Community Garden at Shoreline Boulevard and
Latham Street, Project 17-44
Recommendation: Select at least two names for City Council consideration for the new community garden
at the southwest corner of Shoreline Boulevard and Latham Street.
Attachments: Memo
City Council Policy K-17
6.3 Cuesta Tennis Center Operator Annual Update
Recommendation: Receive an annual update presentation from representatives of Mountain View Tennis
regarding the operations at the Cuesta Tennis Center.
Attachments: Memo
MV Tennis Annual Report
6.4 Friends of Deer Hollow Farm Agreement
Recommendation: Forward a recommendation to the City Council authorizing the City Manager to enter into
an agreement between the City of Mountain View and the Friends of Deer Hollow Farm.
Attachments: Memo
7. COMMISSION/STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS, UPDATES, REQUESTS, AND COMMITTEE
REPORTS
No action will be taken on any questions raised by the Commission at this time.
8. ADJOURNMENT
Adjourn to the Regular meeting of October 10, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. in the Senior Center, 266 Escuela Avenue.
Meeting date, time, and venue are subject to change.
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