HomeMy WebLinkAboutSS2 - Corona del Mar State Beach ImprovementsCITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT
Agenda Item No. ss2
Study Session
March 25, 2003
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: Community & Economic Development, Planning Department
George A. Berger, AICP, Program Manager
Phone: 949/644 -3207. E -mail: gaberger @city.newport- beach.ca.us
SUBJECT: Corona del Mar State Beach Improvements
ISSUE:
Demolition and reconstruction of beachfront recreational facilities at Corona del Mar
State Beach.
RECOMMENDATION:
Receive and File.
DISCUSSION:
Presentation by staff and consultants of CdM State Beach "Beachgoer Amenity Project'
grant history and discussions, initial proposed budget, design objectives and first
alternatives, summary of staff and public input, suggested layout, and overview of
preliminary costs. Discussion and feedback by Council is requested.
Submitted by:
DA KIFF
Assistant City Manager
Attachments: PowerPoint presentation slides
Prepared by:
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design objectives
• Provide a safe beach going environment
• Improve the lifeguard presence at the beach
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design objectives
N Minimize the impact of new structures / landscape
on existing views
® Design roofscapes as the 5th side of the buildings
® Facilities shall be attractive, vandal proof, and
easily maintainable in the harsh beach
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® Mitigate conflicts between fire -pit users, volleyball
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® Size beach facilities as is appropriate for existing
level of beach usage
Corona del Mar State Beach
space list
Restrooms
Women 24 W (currently 10 WC)
= 800sf
Men 12 WC + 8 UR (currently 6 WC + 6 UR)
= 600sf
Storage (chase space)
= 400sf
Lifeguard Tower
= 300sf
Lifeguard Sub Station (first aid, storage)
= 1,000sf
Lifeguard Vehicle Storage
= 400sf
Marine Life Refuge Supervisor Office
= 120sf
Tidepools Storage
= 150sf
Concessions (currently 2,160 + storage)
= 1,100sf
Sub -total
= 4,870sf
Grossing Factor LOA0i
= 487sf
Total = 5,357sf
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Re-aligned entry axis with
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• Modified vehicular &
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Additional landscape along
entry drive & throughout
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Improve the lifeguard presence at
the beach.
Foster environmental awareness of
the tide pools and beach.
Maintain the natural aesthetic
appeal of the beach, bluffs, and
ocean view.
Minimize the impact of new
structures / landscape on existing
views.
Design the roofscape as 5th side of
the buildings.
Facilities shall be attractive, vandal
proof, and easily maintainable in
the harsh beach environment.
Mitigate conflicts between fire -pit
users, volleyball players, and
sunbathers.
Size beach facilities as is
appropriate for existing level of
beach usage.
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Conceptual Cost Estimate
Phase I
Description Area/Quantity Unit Unit Cost Total Costs
Demolition:
Demo Existing Concrete Planters
4,508 sf
$1.50
$6,762
Demo Existing Lawn
12,664 sf
$0.50
$6,332
Demo Existing Concrete Sidewalk
33,443 sf
$1.10
$36,787
Demo Existing Buildings
5,225 sf
$6.00
$31,350
subtotal
$81,231
Buildings:
Restroom Buildings (incl. Showers)
2,470 sf
$100
$247,000
Lifeguard Building
1,637 sf
$85
$139,145
Concession
1,250 sf
$85
$106,250
Shade Structures (wood)
1,000 sf
$35
$35,000
subtotal
$527,395
Sitework:
Curb & Gutter
1,220 If
$12.00
$14,640
Asphalt Repair
6,100 sf
$2.00
$12,200
Soil Prep and Grading
50,435 sf
$0.50
$25,218
Compaction (at site)
30,328 sf
$1.50
$45,492
Compaction (at buildings)
5,107 sf
$1.50
$7,661
New 4" concrete walk
16,127 sf
$5.00
$80,633
New 4" enhanced paving
16,127 sf
$6.50
$104,822
Concrete Seat Wall
500 If
$100.00
$50,000
Utility Conncections
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$10,000
subtotal
$350,665
Landscape:
New Palm Trees (mature)
10 ea
$4,500
$45,000
Relocate Existing Palm Trees
32 ea
$2,250
$72,000
Shrubs & Groundcover
15,000 sf
$5.00
$75,000
Turf
30,328 sf
$2.00
$60,656
Concrete Mow Strip
500 If
$9.00
$4,500
Irrigation
45,328 sf
$1.50
$67,992
Landscape & Pathway Lighting
Is
$15,000
Drinking Fountains
4 ea
$1,500
$6,000
Picnic Tables
4 ea
$1,500
$6,000
Trash Cans
4 ea
$800
$3,200
Concrete Benches
4 ea
$500
$2,000
subtotal
$357,348
Allou,ances:
Interpretive Signage
Is
$25,000
Electrical Upgrade
Is
$10,000
Food Service Equipment
Is
$30,000
Lifeguard Communication Equip.
Is
$15,000
subtotal
$80,000
Total Construction Costs
total
$1,396,639
General Contractor Fees:
Bond
1%
$13,966
General Conditions
9%
$125,698
Overhead & Profit
9%
$125,698
Contingency
15°%
$139,664
grand total
$1,801,664
March 24, 2003
Phase II
Corona del Mar
Conceptual Cost Estimate
Description Area/Quantity Unit Unit Cost Total Costs
Demolition:
Demo existing curbs 1,129 If $1.25 $1,411
Buildings:
New Parking Attendant Building 200 sf $75 $15,000
Sitework:
Concrete curbs
2,258 If
$8.00
4" Concrete Walkways
5,051 sf
$5.00
$25,255
Patch /Repair Exist. Lot
9,6821s
$1.00
$902
New Seal Coat
193,639 sf
$0.32
$61,964
New Striping
193,639 sf
$0.07
$13,555
subtotal
$110/156
Landscape:
Parking Islands
8,228 sf
$2.50
$20,570
Shrubs & Groundcover
12,347 sf
$5.00
$61,735
Turf
13,007 sf
$2.00
$26,014
Relocate Existing Palm Trees
35 ea
$2,250
$78,750
Irrigation
33,582 sf
$1.50
$50,373
subtotal
$237,442
Allowances:
Entrance Lighting
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$5,000
Security Gates
is
$5,000
subtotal
$10,000
Total Construction Costs
total
$374,309
General Contractor Fees:
Bond
1%
$3,743
General Conditions
9%
$33,688
Overhead & Profit
9%
$33,688
Contingency
15%
$37,431
grand total
$482,859
March 24, 2003
Corona del Mar State Beach
Beachgoer Amenity Improvements Project
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March 25, 2003
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