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OVRP: Active Recreation Area 3

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Active Recreation Area 3 site analysis for future park

ABOUT OTAY VALLEY REGIONAL PARK

As part of the Otay Valley Regional Park Concept Plan, the County of San Diego is developing a 45-acre park between Interstates 5 and 805. This park project includes the preliminary design plan for active recreation amenities that will appeal to residents of all ages, interests and abilities. Examples include soccer fields, all-wheel features, an amphitheater, a community center, a playground, a disc golf course, a dog park, a community garden, nature trails, and accessible restrooms and parking. The project will also include a thorough environmental review in accordance with state guidelines to protect open space, conserved lands and wildlife, and historic, agricultural, and archaeological resources.

Click HERE to view Active Recreation Area 3 on a map.


HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE

Public feedback was critical to planning the Regional Park, and we want that to continue. Your input will help us determine what recreational amenities should be added to the design concept for Active Recreation Area 3.

Goals for this project are to provide a mix of open space, preserve land, trails and recreational amenities in this 45-acre parcel, while protecting environmentally and culturally sensitive areas, maintaining scenic viewpoints and encouraging compatible agricultural uses.

The County is seeking feedback on how residents would like to use this park, and what amenities should be added. Examples of amenities include ballfields, sports courts, playgrounds, fitness apparatus and community gardens.


When planning Active Recreation Area 3, the County will consider:Public Engagement from the 4/29/24 Public Meeting #1.2
Click to watch the virtual Public Meeting #1.1 recording

  • Community feedback
  • Diversity of options
  • Accessibility and inclusion
  • Design/Aesthetics
  • Safety standards
  • Environmental impacts

How to take part in the process:

  • Stay informed; visit this site for updates.
  • Subscribe to updates.
  • Share the information with others.
  • Respond to the engagement tools on this site.
  • Participate in meetings and other engagement opportunities.
  • Ask questions and provide comments.


Thank you for sharing your feedback for Survey #1. We are currently reviewing all community input to develop concept plans. Be sure to check the Key Dates section for upcoming engagement opportunities!

ABOUT OTAY VALLEY REGIONAL PARK

As part of the Otay Valley Regional Park Concept Plan, the County of San Diego is developing a 45-acre park between Interstates 5 and 805. This park project includes the preliminary design plan for active recreation amenities that will appeal to residents of all ages, interests and abilities. Examples include soccer fields, all-wheel features, an amphitheater, a community center, a playground, a disc golf course, a dog park, a community garden, nature trails, and accessible restrooms and parking. The project will also include a thorough environmental review in accordance with state guidelines to protect open space, conserved lands and wildlife, and historic, agricultural, and archaeological resources.

Click HERE to view Active Recreation Area 3 on a map.


HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE

Public feedback was critical to planning the Regional Park, and we want that to continue. Your input will help us determine what recreational amenities should be added to the design concept for Active Recreation Area 3.

Goals for this project are to provide a mix of open space, preserve land, trails and recreational amenities in this 45-acre parcel, while protecting environmentally and culturally sensitive areas, maintaining scenic viewpoints and encouraging compatible agricultural uses.

The County is seeking feedback on how residents would like to use this park, and what amenities should be added. Examples of amenities include ballfields, sports courts, playgrounds, fitness apparatus and community gardens.


When planning Active Recreation Area 3, the County will consider:Public Engagement from the 4/29/24 Public Meeting #1.2
Click to watch the virtual Public Meeting #1.1 recording

  • Community feedback
  • Diversity of options
  • Accessibility and inclusion
  • Design/Aesthetics
  • Safety standards
  • Environmental impacts

How to take part in the process:

  • Stay informed; visit this site for updates.
  • Subscribe to updates.
  • Share the information with others.
  • Respond to the engagement tools on this site.
  • Participate in meetings and other engagement opportunities.
  • Ask questions and provide comments.


Thank you for sharing your feedback for Survey #1. We are currently reviewing all community input to develop concept plans. Be sure to check the Key Dates section for upcoming engagement opportunities!

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About the area: The area marked in green is Active Recreation Area 3. It is located within Otay Valley Regional Park in between I-5 and I-805. Surrounded by hills to the west, south and southeast, the site is partially undeveloped and partially occupied by a tree nursery with low-density residential neighborhoods to the south and an industrial plant to the north.

Your input: Your feedback is important in helping the County determine what amenities should be built at Active Recreation Area 3. We've created a list of potential amenities - if you like any of them, tell us where you'd put them! We've also added a few markers for wildlife sightings, scenic viewpoints and opportunities for trail improvements.

How to share: 

  • Step 1. Zoom into the section of the map where you want to leave your input. 
  • Step 2. Click on the (+) symbol on the left sidebar menu, select and hold a pin, and drag it onto the map. 
  • Step 3. Drop as many pins as you'd like! All feedback will be taken into consideration.
CLOSED: This map consultation has concluded. Be sure to check the Key Dates section for upcoming engagement opportunities!
Page last updated: 07 Nov 2024, 03:55 PM