Habitat Areas (Native Vegetation / Dunes / Least Tern Habitat / Wetlands / Eelgrass / Dredged Areas / No Dogs)

Existing & Expanded Youth Camping (Youth Camping/ Picnic/ Aquatic Activities / Trails/ Group Meeting/ No Dogs)

Primitive Camping Area (Native Vegetation / Tent Camping / Day Use Picnic / Restrooms / Leashed Dog Walking)

Restroom Special Purpose Bldg.

Pavement (Parking / Roadways )

Sand Dunes (Native Dune Habitat) KioskFence (Black Chain & Wood)

Playground (Tot-Lot / Kid’s Playground)

Group Picnic Structure Small ShelterPrimary Fenced Leash Free Dog Area (All other Areas are Unfenced Leash Free Except where noted above)

Sand Recreation Areas (Sand Dunes / Volleyball / OTL / Open Play / Picnic /Leash Free Dog Walking)

Regional Park (Open Turf Play / Playgrounds / Picnic / Informal Play Field Use / Restrooms / Dog Use Varies)

Natural Recreation Area (Native Vegetation / Dunes / Multi-use Trails / Picnic / Restrooms / Leash Free Dog Walking)

Sand Management Area (Sand Storage / Sand Resource Cleaning / Sand Recycling / Leash Free Dog Walking)

Shoreline Park (Beach / RV Day Use / Shore Launching / Fishing / Fire Rings / Car Picnicking & Parking / Leash Free Dog Walking)

Floating Dock Viewing Platform

Gate (Manual & Electronic)Landform Mounds (Turf or Native Plantings)

Stormwater Ponds Bio-swales (Treats surface runoff using native plant materials)

Minor Trail Crossing (Signage and Crosswalks)

Information / Location Signage / MonumentsDirectional Signage NeededOaks Sycamores Willows

Torrey Pines Metrosideros (New Zealand Tree)

Paths (10’ Wide Hard Surface Multi-purpose Trailfor: Cycling / Skating / Walking / Running)

Trails (6’ Wide Soft Trail for: Hiking/ Equestrian / Running)

Cottonwoods

Walks (10’ Wide Concrete Walk for: Skating / Walking / Running)

Major Trail Crossing (Trail Stop Signs, Crosswalks, WarningSignage: “Cross Traffic Does Not Stop” & “Ped. Crossing Ahead”)

FIESTA ISLAND PARK PRECISE PLAN

EXISTINGCONDITIONS

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Figure 1a

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Enchanted Cove

Hidden

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North Pacific

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Southeast Pacific Passage

Southwest Pacific

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(Personal Watercraft - Jet Skis)

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(Crew Classic, Thunderboat Races,Open Speed Boating and Sailing

and Cruising)

(Crew Classic, Thunderboat Races,Open Speed Boating and Sailing

and Cruising)

(Kayaking, Paddling, Rowing, Restricted Speed Sailing

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(Kite Boarding, Sail Boarding, Small CraftSailing and Cruising)

(Kayaking, Paddling, Rowing, Kite Boarding & Sail Boarding)

(Kayaking, Paddling, Rowing, Kite Boarding, Sail Boarding &

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Southeast Island

Southwest Island

North Island

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Bio-Swale

Fences

Fiesta Island Zones

Percolation Basins

Land CoverKelp Drying Beds

Beach

Sand

Native Grasses

Habitat Preserve

Other Land

Lawn

Habitat Buffer

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Open Space

Concrete

Sand Management

AmenitiesMulti-Purpose Trail

Boardwalk

Primitive Camping

Road and Parking

Parking Median

Trail

HabitatsMudflats

Maritime Scrub

Eelgrass

Cordgrass 50

Chordgrass

Pickleweed

Salt Grass

Figure 1b

Mudflats

Pickleweed Zone

Salt Grass Zone

Cordgrass Zone

Fencing

Open Water

Roadway Dividers

Interpretive Kiosk

Beach Parking

Roadway Bridge

Roadside Parking

Road Barrier Control for Road Closure

Picnic Table / Signage

Expanded Wetland Habitats (____ ac)

10 Parallel Parking Spaces

Existing Least Tern Nesting Site

Viewing Points Existing Berm to Remain

5’ Wide Soft Surface Trail

Shore Fishing

Shore Launching of Motorboats, Jet Skis, & Catamarans

Roadway Regraded to Drain Away from Beach

Dredging to Support New Habitat & Improved Water Circulation

Roadway Bridge

FIESTA ISLAND PRECISE PLANAlternative 5- Reduced Intensity & CostsNorth Area, Natural Open Space and Habitats

Date Created: 01/27/2010

(Kite Boarding, Sail Boarding,Small Craft, Sailing & Cruising)

(Crew Classic, Thunderboat Races, Open Speed Boating, Sailing)

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Percolation Basins

AmenitiesRoad and Parking

Trail

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Native Plantings

Habitat Preserves

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Concrete

Areas on Other Maps

HabitatsMudflats

Eelgrass

Lower Cordgrass

Upper Cordgrass

Pickleweed

Salt Grass

FIESTA BAY

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Road Dividers

Sand Dunes

Existing Restroom

Stop Sign

Unpaved Access Road

Existing Youth Camp

Sand Screening Facility

Elevated Boardwalk

Over the Line Expansion Area

Sand Dune Vegetation

Launch Ramp

Existing Over the Line

Sand Volleyball Courts

Youth Camp Expansion

Enhanced or Existing Upland Habitat

Road Control Gate

Windbreak Berm

Sand Storage Areas per Beach Origin

Preserved Habitat

10’ Multi-Use Concrete Trail

Multi-Use on BermBerm for Arena Seating

Sand Spreading Area for Kelp Drying

Expanded Habitats

Additional Preserved Habitat

10’ Hard Surface Multi-Use Trail

Native Vegetation (Maritime Scrub)

Trail Crossing

Beach Access Ramp

Existing Youth Aquatic Center

Wind Protection Berm

Central Plaza and Public Restroom

Trail Road Crossing

Existing Amphitheater

Equestrian Staging Area

Kelp Drying Area Used for Foraging by Adjacent Bird Population

Rocket Launching / Kite Flying / Model Airplanes

Existing Wetland Habitat

Road Regraded to Drain Away from Beach

Perimeter Hiking & Equestrian Trail on Berm

Existing Berm to Remain

Existing Road to Remain

Existing Shoreline Park & Parking to Remain

Walk-in Shore Fishing

Shoreline Launching of Motorboats, Jet Skis, and Catamarans

Swimming and Wading Beach

Existing Shoreline Park to Remain

Road Regraded to Drain Away from Beach

FIESTA ISLAND PRECISE PLANAlternative 5- Reduced Intensity & CostsCentral Area, Rustic Camping and Recreation

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(Kayaking, Paddling, Rowing, Kite Boarding, & Sail Boarding)

(Crew Classic, Thunderboat Races, Open Speed Boating, Sailing)

(Kite Boarding, Sail Boarding,Small Craft, Sailing & Cruising)

Bio-Swale

Percolation Basin

Amenities

Multi-Purpose Trail

Boardwalk

Road and Parking

Parking Median

Trail

Land Cover

Kelp Drying Beds

Sand Recreation

Native Grasses

Habitat Preserve

Areas on Other Maps

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Natural Open Space

Concrete

Sand Management

ENCHANTED COVE

NORTHERN COVE

FIESTA BAY

Figure 4

Viewing MoundLookout Plaza

Playgrounds

Park Plaza

Public Restrooms

Playground

Park Art Feature

Native Plant Garden

Sand Volleyball

80’ Pre-Fab Trail Bridge

Public Restroom

Bocche Ball

Restored Marsh

Benches (Typical)

Shade Structure (Typical)

Public Parking (269 Spaces)

Group Camping Area

Wetland Treatment Pond

Tidal Gates

Soft Surface Trail

10’ Multi-Use Trail

Public Parking (140 Spaces)

Overnight Primitive Walk-in Camping (30 Spaces)

Restored Dunes

10’ Multi-Use Concrete Trail

Trail & Overlook

Stop Sign to Exit Island

Regional Trail

Native Plant Area

6’ Wide Soft Surface Trails

New Road from Entry Area

Picnic table, Fire Ring, and Camping Pad

Enhanced Habitat with Fencing

Trail Road Crossing

Day / Night Activity Center Parking

Existing Berm to Remain

Day / Night Activity Center Check in Office / Ranger Station

Parkside Parallel Parking (32 Spaces)Linear Park for Pitched Day Shelters

New Left Turn Lane

10’ Multi-Use Concrete Trail

80’ Pre-Fab Trail Bridge

Entry Monument

Widened Entry Road

New Multi-Use Trail

Mudflats / Open Water

Group Day Use / Camp Area (39 Spaces)

Paved Parking (48)

FIESTA ISLAND PRECISE PLANAlternative 5- Reduced Intensity & CostsSoutheast Area, Regional Parks and Camping

Date Created: 04/12/2010

(Water Skiing, Ski Jump, Slalom, & Wake Boarding)

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Percolation Basins

Land CoverSand Recreation

Native Plantings

Habitat Preserves

Areas on Other Maps

Lawn

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Concrete

AmenitiesMulti-Purpose Trail

Primitive and Tent Camping

Road and Parking

Parking Median

Trail

HabitatsMudflats

Maritime Scrub

Eelgrass

Lower Cordgrass

Upper Cordgrass

Pickleweed

Salt Grass

HIDDEN ANCHORAGE

(Personal Water Craft - Jet Skis)SOUTHEAST PACIFIC PASSAGE

(Kayaking, Paddling, Kite Boarding, Sail Boarding, & Permit Jet Skiing)

ENCHANTEDCOVE

(Kayaking, Paddling, Kite Boarding, & Sail Boarding)

TECOLOTE COVE

(Note 10: Vehicular Circulation & Parking 6.98 ac)

Spiral Shell Seating Areas

Drop-Off Zone

PlaygroundPublic Restroom

Public Lookout with Interpretive Panels

Special Event Hillside Amphitheater

New Fencing

Leash Free Viewing Plaza / Lookout Point

Double Gate Entry to Park

Trail Access Under Bridge with no Gates Required

Dog Jumping Pier

Bike and Pedestrian Bridge

Fence Controlling Access

Pedestrian Bridge (with Fence Separating Dogs from Trail Use)

Native or Non-Native Grassland

Non-Motorized Boat Club Storage

Dog Beach (Note 4: .83 ac)

Picnic Table (Typical)

Leash Free Open Play Area (Note 1: 62.05 ac)

Individual Bench (Typical)

Small Lifeguard Tower

Double Gate through Multi-Use Trail

Dog Leash Free Area Parking Lot (148 Spaces)

Existing Berm to Remain

Dog Special Event Area with Community Board

Fenced Dog Leash Free Parkland with Turf (Note 3: 5.87 ac)

Floating Dock

Decomposed Granite Trails

Special Event Obstacle Course and Canine Competition Staging Area

Small Dog Fenced Leash Free Area (Note 2: 0.76 ac)

Leash Free Shoreline Parkland

Bio-Swales for Runoff Cleansing

Least Tern Habitat (Note 6: 5.3 ac)

Misc. Non Vehicular Circulation/Buffers (Note 11: 1.01ac)

Leash Free with Native Vegetation

Public Restrooms with Dog Wash Down Area and Dog Water Fountains

12’ Wide Multi-Use Trail (Fenced Each Side)

Non-Motorized Launching Beach

Existing Fence to Remain

Multi Bench Seating Area

Seaonal 100’ Buffer (Note 7: 1.64 ac)

Habitat Buffer Closed Seasonally for Nesting

Regional Parkland with Periodic Leash Free Use (Note 9: 4.65 ac)

On-Beach Watercraft Storage (Permit Only)

157 Parking Spaces, 7 Trailer Spaces

Double Gate & Fence for East Side Access

Berm to Beach Access Trail

Bio-Swale Ponding Areas for Water Quality Control

46 On-Street Parallel Parking Spaces

4’-6’ High Wood and Chain Link Fence (Typical)

Swimming Beach with Leash Free Use (Note 8: 2.66 ac)

Leash Free Shoreline Parkland (Note 5: 16.9 ac)

Double Gate Entry to Park

FIESTA ISLAND PRECISE PLANAlternative 5a- Park/Beach Part Time Leash Free & Optimal Parking & Drop OffSouthwest Corner, Leash Free Park

Land CoverBeach

Sand Recreation

Native Plantings

Habitat Preserve

Areas on Other Maps

Lawn

Habitat Buffer

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Natural Open Space

Concrete

AmenitiesMulti-Purpose Trail

Road and Parking

Parking Median

Trail

Fences

Bio-Swale

Percolation Basins

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Date Created: 06/22/2010

FENCED LEASH FREE DOG AREA: SOUTHWEST CORNER (in Acres)

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1. Leash Free Fenced Open Area 80.82 62.052. Leash Free Fenced Small Dog Area 0.00 0.763. Leash Free Fenced Turfed Parkland 0.00 5.87

4. Dog Swimming Beach 0.00 0.835. Leash Free Fenced Shoreline Parkland 12.28 14.24

TOTAL FULL TIME FENCED LEASH FREE AREA 93.10 83.75% the Proposed is compared to the Existing 90%

TOTAL FENCED LEASH FREE AREA WITH PERIODIC ACCESS INCLUDED 92.70% the Proposed is compared to the Existing 100%

Other Uses in the Fenced Leash Free Current Footprint6. Stony Point Preserve 5.30 5.30

7. Stony Point Preserve Buffer / Sand Berm 0.00 1.648. Public Beach & Launch Area (Periodic Leash Free) 0.00 2.66

9. Regional Parkland (Periodic Leash Free) 0.00 4.6510.Vehicular Circulation & Parking 4.92 6.98

11. Non-vehicular Circulation 2.67 1.01TOTAL NON- LEASH FREE AREA 12.89 22.24

TOTAL SOUTHWEST CORNER 105.99 105.99

(Note 10: Vehicular Circulation & Parking 5.41 ac)

Spiral Shell Seating Areas

Drop-Off Zone

PlaygroundPublic Restroom

Public Lookout with Interpretive Panels

Special Event Hillside Amphitheater

Leash Free Viewing Plaza / Lookout Point

New Fencing

Double Gate Entry to Park

Existing Over the Line

Trail Access Under Bridge with no Gates Required

Dog Jumping Pier

Bike and Pedestrian Bridge

Fence Controlling Access

Pedestrian Bridge (with Fence Separating Dogs from Trail Use)

Native or Non-Native Grassland

Dog Beach (Note 4: .83 ac)

Picnic Table (Typical)

Non-Motorized Boat Club Storage

Individual Bench (Typical)Leash Free Open Play Area (Note 1: 62.99 ac)

Small Lifeguard Tower

Double Gate through Multi-Use Trail

Dog Leash Free Area Parking Lot (148 Spaces)

Trail Road Crossing

Existing Berm to Remain

Dog Special Event Area with Community Board

Fenced Dog Leash Free Parkland with Turf (Note 3: 5.87 ac)

Floating Dock

Decomposed Granite Trails

Special Event Obstacle Course and Canine Competition Staging Area

Bio-Swales for Runoff Cleansing

Leash Free Shoreline Parkland

Small Dog Fenced Leash Free Area (Note 2: 0.76 ac)

Least Tern Habitat (Note 6: 5.3 ac)

Misc. Non Vehicular Circulation/Buffers (Note 11: 1.04 ac)

Leash Free with Native Vegetation

Public Restrooms with Dog Wash Down Area and Dog Water Fountains

12’ Wide Multi-Use Trail (Fenced Each Side)

Non-Motorized Launching Beach

Multi Bench Seating Area

Existing Fence to Remain

Habitat Buffer Closed Seasonally for Nesting

Seaonal 100’ Buffer (Note 7: 1.64 ac)

Regional Parkland with Periodic Leash Free Use (Note 9: 4.81 ac)

On-Beach Watercraft Storage (Permit Only)

157 Parking Spaces, 7 Trailer Spaces

Double Gate & Fence for East Side Access

Berm to Beach Access Trail

Bio-Swale Ponding Areas for Water Quality Control

4’-6’ High Wood and Chain Link Fence (Typical)

46 On-Street Parallel Parking Spaces

Swimming Beach with Periodic Leash Free Use (Note 8: 2.66 ac)

Leash Free Shoreline Parkland (Note 5: 14.68 ac)

Double Gate Entry to Park

FIESTA ISLAND PRECISE PLANAlternative 5b- Park/Beach Part Time Leash Free with Optimal Leash Free Contiguous SpaceSouthwest Corner, Leash Free Park

Land CoverBeach

Sand Recreation

Native Plantings

Habitat Preserve

Areas on Other Maps

Lawn

Habitat Buffer

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Natural Open Space

Concrete

AmenitiesMulti-Purpose Trail

Road and Parking

Parking Median

Trail

Bio-Swale

Fences

Percolation Basins

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Date Created: 07/01/2010

FENCED LEASH FREE DOG AREA: SOUTHWEST CORNER (in Acres)

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1. Leash Free Fenced Open Area 80.82 62.992. Leash Free Fenced Small Dog Area 0.00 0.763. Leash Free Fenced Turfed Parkland 0.00 5.87

4. Dog Swimming Beach 0.00 0.835. Leash Free Fenced Shoreline Parkland 12.28 14.68

TOTAL FULL TIME FENCED LEASH FREE AREA 93.10 85.13% the Proposed is compared to the Existing 91%

TOTAL FENCED LEASH FREE AREA WITH PERIODIC ACCESS INCLUDED 94.24% the Proposed is compared to the Existing 101%

Other Uses in the Fenced Leash Free Current Footprint6. Stony Point Preserve 5.30 5.30

7. Stony Point Preserve Buffer / Sand Berm 0.00 1.648. Public Beach & Launch Area (Periodic Leash Free) 0.00 2.66

9. Regional Parkland (Periodic Leash Free) 0.00 4.8110.Vehicular Circulation & Parking 4.92 5.41

11. Non-vehicular Circulation 2.67 1.04TOTAL NON- LEASH FREE AREA 12.89 20.86

TOTAL SOUTHWEST CORNER 105.99 105.99

(Note 10: Vehicular Circulation & Parking 6.98 ac)

Spiral Shell Seating Areas

Drop-Off Zone

PlaygroundPublic Restroom

Public Lookout with Interpretive Panels

Special Event Hillside Amphitheater

New Fencing

Leash Free Viewing Plaza / Lookout Point

Double Gate Entry to Park

Trail Access Under Bridge with no Gates Required

Dog Jumping Pier

Bike and Pedestrian Bridge

Fence Controlling Access

Pedestrian Bridge (with Fence Separating Dogs from Trail Use)

Native or Non-Native Grassland

Non-Motorized Boat Club Storage

Dog Beach (Note 4: .83 ac)

Picnic Table (Typical)

Leash Free Open Play Area (Note 1: 62.05 ac)

Individual Bench (Typical)

Small Lifeguard Tower

Double Gate through Multi-Use Trail

Dog Leash Free Area Parking Lot (148 Spaces)

Existing Berm to Remain

Dog Special Event Area with Community Board

Fenced Dog Leash Free Parkland with Turf (Note 3: 5.87 ac)

Floating Dock

Decomposed Granite Trails

Special Event Obstacle Course and Canine Competition Staging Area

Small Dog Fenced Leash Free Area (Note 2: 0.76 ac)

Leash Free Shoreline Parkland

Bio-Swales for Runoff Cleansing

Least Tern Habitat (Note 6: 5.3 ac)

Misc. Non Vehicular Circulation/Buffers (Note 11: 1.01ac)

Leash Free with Native Vegetation

Public Restrooms with Dog Wash Down Area and Dog Water Fountains

12’ Wide Multi-Use Trail (Fenced Each Side)

Non-Motorized Launching Beach

Existing Fence to Remain

Multi Bench Seating Area

Seaonal 100’ Buffer (Note 7: 1.64 ac)

Habitat Buffer Closed Seasonally for Nesting

Regional Parkland with Periodic Leash Free Use (Note 9: 4.65 ac)

On-Beach Watercraft Storage (Permit Only)

157 Parking Spaces, 7 Trailer Spaces

Double Gate & Fence for East Side Access

Berm to Beach Access Trail

Bio-Swale Ponding Areas for Water Quality Control

46 On-Street Parallel Parking Spaces

4’-6’ High Wood and Chain Link Fence (Typical)

Swimming Beach with Leash Free Use (Note 8: 2.66 ac)

Leash Free Shoreline Parkland (Note 5: 16.9 ac)

Double Gate Entry to Park

FIESTA ISLAND PRECISE PLANAlternative 5c- Park with Leash Required and Beach Leash Freewith Optimal Parking & Drop OffSouthwest Corner, Leash Free Park

Land CoverBeach

Sand Recreation

Native Plantings

Habitat Preserve

Areas on Other Maps

Lawn

Habitat Buffer

Decomposed Granite (DG)

Natural Open Space

Concrete

AmenitiesMulti-Purpose Trail

Road and Parking

Parking Median

Trail

Fences

Bio-Swale

Percolation Basins

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Date Created: 06/30/2010

FENCED LEASH FREE DOG AREA: SOUTHWEST CORNER (in Acres)

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4. Dog Swimming Beach 0.00 0.835. Leash Free Fenced Shoreline Parkland 12.28 16.90

TOTAL FULL TIME FENCED LEASH FREE AREA 93.10 86.41% the Proposed is compared to the Existing 93%

TOTAL FENCED LEASH FREE AREA WITH SHARED BEACH INCLUDED 88.05% the Proposed is compared to the Existing 95%

Other Uses in the Fenced Leash Free Current Footprint6. Stony Point Preserve 5.30 5.30

7. Stony Point Preserve Buffer / Sand Berm 0.00 1.648. Public Beach & Launch Area (Periodic Leash Free) 0.00 0.00

9. Regional Parkland (Periodic Leash Free) 0.00 4.6510.Vehicular Circulation & Parking 4.92 6.98

11. Non-vehicular Circulation 2.67 1.01TOTAL NON- LEASH FREE AREA 12.89 19.58

TOTAL EXISTING LEASH FREE AREA (1+2+3+4+5+10) 98.02 95.03TOTAL SOUTHWEST CORNER 105.99 105.99

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