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Home My WebLink AboutProposal-HAI 9-20-24.pdfCreating Award Winning Pa r k s & R e c r e a t i o n a l Fa c i l i t i e s S i n c e 1 9 8 8 2221 E. Winston Road, Suite A, Anaheim, CA 92806-5540 Phone 714.776.4340 Fax 714.776.4395 www.hailandarch.com RLA #5567 Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI O R I G I N A L Proposal Citywide Landscape Assessment City of Diamond Bar, Ca. City of Diamond Bar 9-20-24 City Manager’s Office 111 S. First Street Alhambra, Ca. 91801 Proposal – Citywide Landscape Assessment Hirsch & Associates, Inc. (HAI) has creative and extensive experience in all aspects of design required to lead this project and is pleased to present our proposal. We recently completed a very similar SB1383 assessment for the City of Torrance. Having worked for the City of Diamond Bar in the past on various park and roadway landscape projects, we are familiar with the City’s landscape conditions and will utilize that knowledge on this study. We design all irrigation in house for our projects and are experts with the State Water Reduction Requirements/AB1881. Having this expertise is an asset to the Green Waste Study as it relates to calculated water savings and irrigation application type at each facility and streetscape compared to application of green waste product. I will provide personal service and attention to the City of Diamond Bar. My contact information is: chuck@hailandarch.com, 714.776.4340 x108. I will have direct and continuous responsibility in all matters dealing with planning and data collection as well as direct our in-house design staff attend the City meetings. I shall be the contract point of contact and am duly authorized to bind HAI contractually with the City. Proposal valid for 90 days from submittal date. HAI shall comply with the City Standard Agreement. HAI and our team shall deliver an inspired approach to the assessment study which shall be our highest priority. We are thankful to have this opportunity to continue our working relationship with the City of Diamond Bar. Part 1 Area Assessment • Attend Project Kickoff meeting and finalize the project schedule, obtain all record drawings available for City Parks and Streetscapes, public landscapes. • Work with City Information Systems (IS) staff to formalize communication, coordinate file type for protocol of document deliverables and GIS data. • Formalize all City owned landscape per category and create a matrix of such (examples, sports parks, neighborhood parks, streetscapes, libraries, City Hall ect.) • Obtain aerial imagery of all public landscapes and import into Autocad for the purpose of calculating landscape areas. Scale aerial imagery for this purpose. Review GIS Database of Public Landscapes within the City limits. • Inspect all/each location identified and photo document conditions. Review irrigation and identify/confirm application type (example spray heads, rotors, drip ect.) • Finalize the matrix of public spaces with calculated areas for each identified facility. • Review all data with City Staff for input and confirmation. Part 2 Material Recommendation and Budget • Determine appropriate organic materials for each landscape type. We have included the Torrance report for the City to reference as part of this proposal evaluation. Generally, grass areas receive compost annually, slopes and shrub and trees planters receive mulch or a combination of compost and mulch annually. • Provide specifications for application method, schedule and quantities. • Obtain (2) quotes from different suppliers for supply and installation estimates. Logistics of scheduling and ability to meet the needs of the City of Diamond Bar. • Meet with City Staff to review Area Assessment findings and Materials Costs. Part 3 Final Report • Prepare the final report and provide the City with PDF digital copy as well as (1) printed copy. Include GIS Layer Data digital file. • Report shall include formalized findings from Parts 1 and 2. Proposed Project Team The following staff members and their responsibilities are as follows. Technical staff members are not listed. Charles Foley, ASLA Licensed Landscape Architect, President………………Principal in Charge Mark Hirsch, Licensed Landscape Contractor (C-27), Vice President IA Certified Irrigation Designer and Water Auditor…………………………Senior Project Manager Greg Thayer, ……………………………........ ...................... Senior Designer/Data Collection/GIS Methodology/Project Understanding Having recently completed a Green Waste Study for the City of Torrance, HAI has a firm understanding of the effort required to complete this study. We present the Torrance report as evidence of our understanding. The Diamond Bar study will include an additional GIS component of which HAI shall include and undertake. HAI will obtain Data Set from public Geo Hub for the baseline of this work. We do not anticipate any problems undertaking the work. We do want to point out that it is very difficult to meet the state quantity mandate as illustrated by the Torrance Report findings. Each City will differ depending on the area of landscape available to absorb the green waste product. Work Plan Basic Services. Perform all the necessary professional landscape architectural and engineering services in a timely and professional manner consistent with the standards of the profession. Project Management. Provide overall project management, project scheduling and consult with all parties and team members throughout the entire length of the project. Meet with City Staff, and others as directed to establish communications and formulate working relationships. City Provided Information. The City shall provide all existing documentation it has on file for each of the study sites that may include existing utility locations and depths, irrigation plans, street improvement plans. Communication. Participate in consultations and conferences with City Staff and other agencies having jurisdiction over the Project that may be necessary for the completion of the Project. Such consultations and conferences shall continue throughout the project duration. Communication will include a combination of email, telephone, ZOOM and in person meetings at City Hall and/or project site. Project Feasibility. Provide advice and assistance in determining the feasibility of the Green Waste Installation, analyze the type and quantity of materials to be installed and construction methods (manual vs. machinery) to be selected, and other initial planning matters. Budget. Establish annual budget associated with purchase and installation of green waste materials. Fir m P ro Fil e Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI Statement of QualificationS Project DiverSity Parks & Recreation Regional Parks Community Parks Neighborhood Parks Sports Facilities Special Use Facilities Mini Parks Universally Accessible Children’s Play Areas Municipal Civic Centers Redevelopment Projects Landscape Standards & Guidelines Landscape Plan Check Services Public Plazas & Fountains Institutional School & Campuses Correctional Facilities Justice & Police Facilities Hospital Landscape Planning & Design Commercial Specialty Commercial Power Centers Fountains Office & Business Parks Water Features Memorials Residential Transportation Planned Communities Streetscapes Single Family Housing Freeway Landscape Design Model Homes City Monuments Apartment Complexes Project Monuments Firm Description Hirsch & Associates, Inc. established in 1977 and incorporated in 1988 is a leading landscape architectural and multi-discipline firm created to serve as a knowledgeable and valuable resource to public agencies and private developers. Our goal is to maintain balance between design and economics by furnishing client oriented services tailored to meet the needs of individual projects in a creative, in- novative, sustainable and cost effective manner. The knowledge gained on a wide range of projects allows the profes- sional staff of Hirsch & Associates, Inc. to provide each client with the experience and understanding of the decision making process, design parameters, construction standards, water conservation requirements and current maintenance practices. This experience equates to well-conceived projects that exceed expectations. Business Data 330299754 EIN California C Corporation McCambridge Park, City of Burbank Department of Water & Power Fountain, City of Burbank Yorba Linda Towne Center, City of Yorba Linda Fir m P ro Fil e Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI ServiceS lanDScaPe architecture Capabilities In the capacity of primary consultant or development team member, our professional staff and affiliates are capable of providing complete landscape architecture, planning and engineering services. Services Park Master Planning Feasibility Studies Conceptual Studies Community Outreach Community Workshops Sustainable Site Planning Construction Documents Project Management Construction Administration Low Impact Development Water Harvesting Irrigation Design (AB 1881) Water Auditing Water Budgeting Water Consumption Reporting Recycled Water Irrigation Design ADA Compliance Approach Through our strong commitment to professional integrity and per- sonal service, Hirsch & Associates, Inc. is dedicated to providing the comprehensive services necessary to achieve a final project from conceptualization through completion of construction. Our innovation and employment of advanced technologies, proven multi-discipline approach and demonstrated success of each project support this commitment. Hirsch & Associates, Inc. understands the many and varied respon- sibilities and pressures placed upon our clients through the design and development process. Accurate design and quick response from highly qualified professional staff members is hallmark to the services we provide. Cerritos Towne Center, City of Cerritos Betty Lou Lamoreaux Juvenile Justice & Family Probate Facility, County of Orange Plaza Park, City of Fullerton Glendale Sports Complex, City of Glendale Fir m P ro Fil e Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI Fairmount Park, City of Riverside ServiceS continueD Philosophy Planning, designing and building a project to meet today’s needs is an all encompassing challenge. The practice of landscape architecture has become an integrated team effort, carefully considering the needs and desires of the people who live, work and play within the projects we design. As landscape architects and planners, we have a responsibility to the general public to create the best possible environment. The knowledge to design this environment is obtained from two sources, our past experi- ence; which help us provide practical and timely designs within budget restraints, and our vision of the future; which gives our designs life and meaning that will grow beyond the present. Affiliates Services Architecture Community Buildings Administration Buildings Gymnasiums Picnic Shelters Restroom Buildings Concession Buildings Engineering Civil Electrical Structural Mechanical Environmental Construction Administration Constructability Review Construction Management Entitlement Processing Value Engineering Project Management Construction Inspections Insurance Information Hirsch & Associates, Inc. maintains the following insurance cover- age limits may be increased upon request: General & Automobile Liability Travelers Limit: $2 Million & $4 Million Aggregate Professional Liability Aspen American Limit: $2 Million Worker’s Compensation Travelers Limit: $1 Million Central Park, City of La Palma Janss Plaza Renovation, University of California, Los Angeles Louis A. Pompei Memorial Park, City of Glendora Organizational Chart City of Diamond Bar Charles Foley, President Architect of Record Landscape Architect CA #5567 Mark Hirsch, Project Manager Vice President Landscape Contractor C956898 Certified Irrigation Auditor 84847 Greg Thayer Senior Designer Technical Staff Fir m P ro Fil e Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI charleS e. foley, aSla PreSiDent chief executive officer Education Landscape Architecture, BS California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, California Registration Licensed Landscape Architect, California #5567 Licensed Landscape Architect, Nevada #948 Experience Mr. Foley has over 25 years of professional Landscape Architec- tural and Planning design experience. He has been the Principal in Charge of a wide variety of public park, streetscape, school districts and private development projects. The projects include renovation of existing parks as well as development of new facili- ties, Brownfield and Landfill sites, Habitat Restoration, irrigation renovation and water efficiency/reduction efforts. As Principal in Charge of each project, he oversees all aspects of development including the public input process from stakeholders, interaction with commissions and council, administers quality control of HAI staff and sub consultants during the design process as well as integral involvement during the construction process. His early field experience in construction prior to becoming a design professional serves clients well with knowledge related to site work and all aspects of park development. The culmination of this experience has served his clients well with creative projects meeting the needs of the stakeholders, completed on time and within budget. Many completed projects he has managed have been awarded merit by the California Park and Recreation Society (CPRS) as well as the American Public Works Association (APWA). With or without rewards, the completely projects have become treasured assets of communities they serve. Professional Responsibilities Project Management Client Contact & Development Project Production Construction Document Preparation Construction Support Community Workshops Public Meetings Presentations Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) ASLA Mentor California Park & Recreation Society Mackay Park, City of Cypress Rotary Centennial Park, City of Long Beach Cesar Chavez Park, City of Pomona Long Beach Bike & Pedestrian Trail, City of Long Beach Fir m P ro Fil e Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI mark a. l. hirSch lanDScaPe contractor, clia vice PreSiDent Education Construction Technology College of the Redwoods, Eureka CA Horticulture, Fullerton College, Fullerton CA Registration Licensed Landscape Contractor (C-27) CA #956898 Certified Landscape Irrigation Designer and Auditor, CLIA #84847 Experience Mr. Hirsch has 34 years of experience in the landscape design and construction industry. Before joining Hirsch & Associates, Inc. 1998, Mr. Hirsch obtained ten years experience working for a General Contractor, installing all aspects of landscape construction. Mr. Hirsch has continued to increase his capacity at HAI, starting from draftsman to his current title of Vice President. Accomplishments during his professional career including Autodesk/AutoCAD certification, certi- fied irrigation designer and certified water auditor. Mr. Hirsch is a licensed landscape contractor in the State of California. Professional Responsibilities Project Management Construction Management Construction Support Water Audits Water Management Irrigation Consultation Presentations Community Workshops Conceptual Design Preparation Construction Document Preparation Affiliations IA Irrigation Association California Landscape Contractor Association California Park & Recreation Society Wildlife Conservation Society Louis A. Pompei Memorial Park, City of Glendora, CA Mackay Park, Cypress, CA Janss Plaza Historic Renovation, UCLA Los Angeles, CA Rio Vista Park Pico Rivera, CA Smith Park Pico Rivera, CA Sycamore Canyon Park, Diamond Bar, CA Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & Planning Greg Thayer Senior Designer Education Landscape Architecture, BS California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, California Registration Licensed Landscape Architect, in progress, completed 2 of 5 sections. Experience Mr. Thayer joined Hirsch and Associates, Inc. in 2022 with years of previous experience having worked in the landscape construction industry as well as horticultural and multi- disciplinary firm in their Landscape Architecture division where he collaborated on projects with architects, engineers, and environmental planners. He works closely with clients and sub consultants to develop various projects from conceptualization through design development and lastly to construction documents and support. He has been involved with a wide range of projects such as Park and Recreation Facilities, Sports Parks, Commercial Retail Centers, and Streetscape Beautification. Professional Responsibilities Construction Document Preparation Graphic Design/Rendering Project Production Construction Support Community Workshops/Public Meetings Subconsultant Coordination Client Contact and Development Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects New City Park, Adelanto CA Civic Center Park, Pomona CA Meadowview Demonstration Garden, City of Pomona CA Fir m Pro F i l e Fir m P ro Fil e Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture & PlanningHAI Raul Martinez JR, Superintendent of Parks & Maintenance City of Long Beach 333 W. Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 (562)570-4895 referenceS Mr. Eric Lopez, CIP Officer Tidelands Capital Improvement Division City of Long Beach 333 W. Ocean Blvd., 9Th Floor Long Beach, CA 90802 (562)570-5690 Mr. Rene Gurrero, P.E. Engineering Department City of Pomona 505 S. Garey Avenue Pomona, 91766 (909)620-2881 Mr. Manny Carillo Park & Recreation Director City of Baldwin Park 4100 Baldwin Park Blvd. Baldwin Park, CA 91706 (626)814-5269 Professional Fees Professional fees for services stated are based upon the scope of work and include all costs for general overhead, profit, telephone, clerical, travel and incidental expenses. Fees shall be valid for the life of the contract. Reimbursement Expenses All printing, blueprinting, computer plotting, computer scans, photographic reproductions and special overnight deliveries, other than US Postal Service, requested by the City shall be paid as a direct reimbursable expense plus 10% to Hirsch & Associates. HAI Fee Schedule 2024-2025 Principal Landscape Architect $185 Senior Project Manager $135 Senior Designer $115 Designer $95 Survey and Soil Testing fees are lump sum Travel Authorized travel associated with project design and project meetings, are included within our fees. Execution To initiate professional services, Hirsch & Associates Inc. please provide an executed copy of this agreement included with City Agreement. Insurance Hirsch & Associates, Inc. maintains insurance that meets City requirements and shall provide an insurance certificate should we be selected. City of Torrance Greenwaste Study: SB1383 Procurement of Recovered Organic Waste GREENWASTE STUDY PURPOSE: SB 1383 is a statewide regulation intended to decrease greenhouse gas emissions and slow the effects of climate change by reducing the amount of organic materials headed to landfills. In response to SB 1383, the City of Torrance has partnered with landscape architecture firm Hirsch & Associates to assist with the procurement of recovered organic waste products. This report consists of mapping studies and volume quantity estimates of selected city-owned sites. P1Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect 11/29/23 Purpose, Introduction, & Methodology INTRODUCTION: As per SB 1383, the City of Torrance shall procure a quantity of recovered organic waste products that meets or exceeds 100% of its procurement target on of after January 1, 2025. This is calculated using the CalRecycle calculator tool: Jurisdiction population: 144,832 residents Per capita procurement target: 0.08 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year 100% procurement target: 144,832 x 0.08 = 11,586.6 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year To be in compliance with SB 1383, 65% of the procurement target is to be achieved on or after January 1, 2024, and 30% of the procurement target is to be achieved on or after January 1, 2023. 65% procurement target: 11,586.6 x 0.65 = 7,531.3 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year 30% procurement target: 11,586.6 x 0.3 = 3,476.0 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year Various recovered organic waste products are deemed acceptable to meet the procurement target. However, the City of Torrance has determined that the only feasible products are compost and mulch. Each product is given a different conversion factor that determines how much it counts to the procurement target: 1.45 cubic yards of compost = 1 ton of organic waste towards procurement target 1 ton of mulch = 1 ton of organic waste towards procurement target METHODOLOGY: Quantities of mulch and compost will be combined to achieve the procurement targets. Mapping studies will look at existing landscape areas where mulch can be applied, and existing turf areas where a topdress of compost can be applied. Scaled Google Earth aerial imagery will be used to determine approximate boundaries of landscape and turf areas. Due to the approximate nature of this method, and due to the presence of trees in many areas, we can assume a deviation of +/- 10% for each mulch and compost quantity calculated. COMPOST: When topdressing turf with compost, it should be applied at a thickness of 1/4" to 1/2" thickness. Ratio for compost quantity calculations: 1 CY compost / 1,000 SF turf The calculated CY quantity of compost will be divided by the conversion factor of 1.45 to determine how much it contributes to the procurement target. EXAMPLE CALCULATION: Existing turf: 24,812 SF 1 CY compost X CY compost 1,000X = 24,812 1,000 SF turf 24,812 SF turf X = 24.8 CY of compost 24.8 CY / 1.45 = 17.1 tons towards procurement target MULCH: Mulch should be applied to landscape areas at a minimum thickness of 3". At 3" thickness, there is 9.25 CY of mulch per 1,000 SF of landscape area (LA). 1 CY of mulch typically weights between 400-800 lbs depending on moisture content. 600 lbs, or 0.3 tons of mulch per CY of mulch will be used for quantity calculations. Ratio for mulch quantity calculations: 9.25 1,000 SF LA EXAMPLE CALCULATION: Existing landscape area: 12,089 SF 9.25 CY mulch X CY mulch 1000X = 111,823.3 1,000 SF LA 12,089 SF LA X = 111.8 CY mulch 111.8 CY x 0.3 = 33.6 tons towards procurement target = = x 0.3 tons mulch LEGEND P3Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities LAGO SECO PARK ANALYSIS: 330,491 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 330.5 CY of compost can be applied = 227.9 tons towards 30% procurement target 14,164 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 131.0 CY of mulch can be applied = 39.3 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 267.2 tons towards 30% procurement target LAGO SECO PARK TORRANCE PARK SCALE: 1"=200'-0" TORRANCE PARK ANALYSIS: 126,914 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 126.9 CY of compost can be applied = 87.5 tons towards 30% procurement target 21,433 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 198.3 CY of mulch can be applied = 59.5 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 147.0 tons towards 30% procurement target SCALE: 1"=250'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND EL NIDO PARK ANALYSIS: 417,012 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 417.0 CY of compost can be applied = 287.6 tons towards 30% procurement target 31,858 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 294.7 CY of mulch can be applied = 88.4 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 376.0 tons towards 30% procurement target EL NIDO PARK DE PORTOLA PARK P4Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities DE PORTOLA PARK ANALYSIS: 457,449 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 457.4 CY of compost can be applied = 315.5 tons towards 30% procurement target 42,685 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 394.8 CY of mulch can be applied = 118.5 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 434.0 tons towards 30% procurement target SCALE: 1"=250'-0"SCALE: 1"=250'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND MCMASTER PARK ANALYSIS: 126,133 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 126.1 CY of compost can be applied = 87.0 tons towards 30% procurement target 8,882 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 82.2 CY of mulch can be applied = 24.6 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 111.6 tons towards 30% procurement target MCMASTER PARK COLUMBIA PARK P5Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities COLUMBIA PARK ANALYSIS: 1,802,854 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 1802.9 CY of compost can be applied = 1243.3 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 1243.3 tons towards 30% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"SCALE: 1"=400'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND ENTRADERO PARK ANALYSIS: 127,935 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 127.9 CY of compost can be applied = 88.2 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 88.2 tons towards 30% procurement target ENTRADERO PARK CHARLES H. WILSON PARK P6Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities CHARLES H. WILSON PARK ANALYSIS: 760,842 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 760.8 CY of compost can be applied = 524.7 tons towards 30% procurement target 90,208 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 834.4 CY of mulch can be applied = 250.3 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 775.0 tons towards 30% procurement target SCALE: 1"=250'-0"SCALE: 1"=400'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND VICTOR PARK ANALYSIS: 206,576 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 206.6 CY of compost can be applied = 142.5 tons towards 30% procurement target 12,282 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 113.6 CY of mulch can be applied = 34.1 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 176.6 tons towards 30% procurement target VICTOR PARK P7Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities LOS ARBOLES ROCKETSHIP PARK ANALYSIS: 96,332 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 96.3 CY of compost can be applied = 66.4 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 66.4 tons towards 30% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"LOS ARBOLES ROCKETSHIP PARK SCALE: 1"=100'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND HICKORY PARK ANALYSIS: 224,925 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 224.9 CY of compost can be applied = 155.1 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 155.1 tons towards 30% procurement target HICKORY PARK P8Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities ALTA LOMA PARK ANALYSIS: 134,021 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 134.0 CY of compost can be applied = 92.4 tons towards 30% procurement target 90,974 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 841.5 CY of mulch can be applied = 252.5 tons towards 30% procurement target Total = 344.9 tons towards 30% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"ALTA LOMA PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND SUNNYGLEN PARK ANALYSIS: 222,541 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 222.5 CY of compost can be applied = 153.5 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 153.5 tons towards 65% procurement target SUNNYGLEN PARK P9Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities LA ROMERIA PARK ANALYSIS: 175,293 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 175.3 CY of compost can be applied = 120.9 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 120.9 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"LA ROMERIA PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND DELTHORNE PARK ANALYSIS: 348,778 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 348.8 CY of compost can be applied = 240.5 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 240.5 tons towards 65% procurement target DELTHORNE PARK P10Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities EL RETIRO PARK ANALYSIS: 89,522 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 89.5 CY of compost can be applied = 61.7 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 61.7 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=200'-0"EL RETIRO PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND PARADISE PARK ANALYSIS: 168,950 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 169.0 CY of compost can be applied = 116.5 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 116.5 tons towards 65% procurement target PARADISE PARK P11Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities WALTERIA PARK ANALYSIS: 104,392 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 104.4 CY of compost can be applied = 72.0 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 72.0 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"WALTERIA PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND GUENSER PARK ANALYSIS: 282,180 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 282.2 CY of compost can be applied = 194.6 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 194.6 tons towards 65% procurement target GUENSER PARK P12Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities GREENWOOD PARK ANALYSIS: 79,577 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 79.6 CY of compost can be applied = 54.9 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 54.9 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=250'-0"GREENWOOD PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND LA CARRETERA PARK ANALYSIS: 92,226 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 92.2 CY of compost can be applied = 63.6 tons towards 65% procurement target 8,788 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 81.3 CY of mulch can be applied = 24.4 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 88.0 tons towards 65% procurement target LA CARRETERA PARK P13Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities DESCANSO PARK ANALYSIS: 115,815 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 115.8 CY of compost can be applied = 79.9 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 79.9 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"DESCANSO PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND LAS CANCHAS PARK ANALYSIS: 82,582 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 82.6 CY of compost can be applied = 57.0 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 57.0 tons towards 65% procurement target LA CANCHAS PARK P14Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities SUR LA BREA PARK ANALYSIS: 243,767 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 243.8 CY of compost can be applied = 168.1 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 168.1 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=150'-0"SUR LA BREA PARK SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND SEASIDE HEROS PARK ANALYSIS: 11,915 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 11.9 CY of compost can be applied = 8.2 tons towards 65% procurement target 30,309 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 280.4 CY of mulch can be applied = 84.1 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 92.3 tons towards 65% procurement target SEASIDE HEROS PARK P15Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities EL PRADO PARK ANALYSIS: 150,202 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 150.2 CY of compost can be applied = 103.6 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 103.6 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"EL PRADO PARK SCALE: 1"=250'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND MIRAMAR PARK ANALYSIS: 41,300 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 41.3 CY of compost can be applied = 28.5 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 28.5 tons towards 65% procurement target MIRAMAR PARK P16Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities PUEBLO PARK ANALYSIS: 10,725 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 10.7 CY of compost can be applied = 7.4 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 7.4 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"PUEBLO PARK SCALE: 1"=100'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND PEQUENO PARK ANALYSIS: 15,824 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 15.8 CY of compost can be applied = 10.9 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 10.9 tons towards 65% procurement target PEQUENO PARK P17Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities LA PALOMA PARK ANALYSIS: 14,414 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 14.4 CY of compost can be applied = 9.9 tons towards 65% procurement target 2,352 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 21.8 CY of mulch can be applied = 6.5 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 16.4 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"LA PALOMA PARK SCALE: 1"=100'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND DISCOVERY PARK ANALYSIS: 4,768 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 4.8 CY of compost can be applied = 3.3 tons towards 65% procurement target 6,789 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 62.8 CY of mulch can be applied = 18.8 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 22.1 tons towards 65% procurement target DISCOVERY PARK P18Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities OSAGE PARK ANALYSIS: 3,768 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 3.8 CY of compost can be applied = 2.6 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 2.6 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"OSAGE PARK SCALE: 1"=100'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND KELLY + KENNEDY PARK ANALYSIS: 6,454 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 6.5 CY of compost can be applied = 4.5 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 4.5 tons towards 65% procurement target THOMAS KELLEY MEMORIAL PARK + JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL P19Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities BEGONIA TRIANGLE POCKET PARK ANALYSIS: 4,861 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 4.9 CY of compost can be applied = 3.4 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 3.4 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"BEGONIA TRIANGLE POCKET PARK SCALE: 1"=100'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND BINDEWALD ANALYSIS: 8,844 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 8.8 CY of compost can be applied = 6.1 tons towards 65% procurement target 4,718 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 43.6 CY of mulch can be applied = 13.1 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 19.2 tons towards 65% procurement target BINDEWALD P20Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities HISTORICAL SOCIETY + BERTLETT CENTER ANALYSIS: 1,757 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 1.8 CY of compost can be applied = 1.2 tons towards 65% procurement target 420 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 3.9 CY of mulch can be applied = 1.2 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 2.4 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"TORRANCE HISTORICAL SOCIETY + BARTLETT CENTER no r t h SCALE: 1"=100'-0" 11/29/23 LEGEND ATTIC TEEN CENTER ANALYSIS: 6,170 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 6.2 CY of compost can be applied = 4.3 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 4.3 tons towards 65% procurement target ATTIC TEEN CENTER P21Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities TORRANCE WATER DEPARTMENT/CITY YARD ANALYSIS: 38,158 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 353.0 CY of mulch can be applied = 105.9 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 105.9 tons towards 65% procurement target SCALE: 1"=100'-0"TORRANCE WATER DEPARTMENT/ CITY YARD no r t h SCALE: 1"=200'-0" 11/29/23 LEGEND TORRANCE CIVIC CENTER ANALYSIS: 100,553 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 100.6 CY of compost can be applied = 69.3 tons towards 65% procurement target 24,060 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 222.6 CY of mulch can be applied = 66.8 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 136.1 tons towards 65% procurement target TORRANCE CIVIC CENTER P22Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities SCALE: 1"=200'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 LEGEND TABB ANALYSIS: 45,765 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 45.8 CY of compost can be applied = 31.6 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 31.6 tons towards 65% procurement target TORRANCE AMERICAN BOYS BASEBALL LEAGUE (TABB) P23Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 MADRONA MARSH PRESERVE NATURE CENTER ANALYSIS: 23,213 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 23.2 CY of mulch can be applied = 16.0 tons towards 65% procurement target 15,989 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 147.9 CY of mulch can be applied = 44.4 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 192.3 tons towards 65% procurement target MADRONA MARSH PRESERVE NATURE CENTER SCALE: 1"=100'-0" LEGEND SEASIDE HEROES PARK ANALYSIS: 11,915 SF of existing turf ·Approximately 11.9 CY of compost can be applied = 8.2 tons towards 65% procurement target 30,309 SF of existing planting area ·Approximately 280.4 CY of mulch can be applied = 84.1 tons towards 65% procurement target Total = 92.3 tons towards 65% procurement target SEASIDE HEROES PARK P24Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Mapping and Quantities SCALE: 1"=150'-0" no r t h 11/29/23 OVERALL FINDINGS SUMMARY: To be in compliance with SB 1383, the City of Torrance needs to meet a 30% procurement target of 3,476.0 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year, a 65% procurement target of 7,531.3, and a 100% procurement target of 11,586.6. Based on this study of 40 city-owned parks/facilities and streetscapes, a procurement goal of 68% is met at 7866.7 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year. This is 3719.9 tons short of the 100% procurement target. Refer to the table below for an overall summary of quantities: P25Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Findings Summary: City-Owned Parks and Facilities CITY-OWNED PARKS AND FACILITIES SUMMARY: Based on this study of 40 city-owned parks and facilities, a procurement value of 6376.4 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year is achieved. Refer to the table to the right for a summary of quantities: 04/15/24 STREETSCAPES - COMPOST SUMMARY: Based on this study of city-maintained streetscapes, a procurement value of 586.3 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year is achieved. Refer to the table to the right, pages P26-P28, for a summary of quantities: P26Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Findings Summary: Streetscapes - Compost 04/15/24 P27Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Findings Summary: Streetscapes - Compost STREETSCAPES - COMPOST SUMMARY: Based on this study of city-maintained streetscapes, a procurement value of 586.3 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year is achieved. Refer to the table to the right, pages P26-P28, for a summary of quantities: 04/15/24 P28Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Findings Summary: Streetscapes - Compost STREETSCAPES - COMPOST SUMMARY: Based on this study of city-maintained streetscapes, a procurement value of 586.3 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year is achieved. Refer to the table to the right, pages P26-P28, for a summary of quantities: 04/15/24 P29Project Greenwaste Study City of Torrance, CA Landscape Architect Findings Summary: Streetscapes - Mulch 04/15/24 STREETSCAPES - MULCH SUMMARY: Based on this study of city-owned streetscapes, a procurement value of 904.0 tons of organic waste per CA resident per year is achieved. Refer to the table to the right, for a summary of quantities: