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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2.C. MJOC - Community Initiated Projects Submittals (eb)Number Submittal Date Project Description Amount Classification 1 10/14/2021 Visitors Center up lighting $30,000 (+ annual elec. cost) Facilities/Fac. Maint. 2 10/25/2021 Sidewalk curb cut at South Sunrise that leads to the new Post Office building $5,000 PW/Streets 3 11/23/2021 Bicycle bridge deck replacement at East Palm Canyon Drive and Rim Road $90,000 - $95,000 PW/Streets 4 11/24/2021 Mizell Center Kitchen Upgrade Grant Request $500,000 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 5 11/29/2021 DAP Health Campus Expansion $672,000 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 6 11/29/2021 Installation of a bike rack/art piece that spells out "Palm Springs", and four solar electric bike charging stations at the Chamber. $94,712.80 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 7 11/30/2021 COVID-19 Memorial Public Art Project $100,000 Public Art 8 11/30/2021 San Rafael Turf Conversion Project $150,000 PW/Streets 9 11/30/2021 Tahquitz Creek Nature Trail - 2mile level walking/biking look along Riverside Drive South and North, between Palm Canyon Drive and Sunrise Way $350,000 Parks / Rec 10 11/30/2021 Hate Crime Memorial dedicated to George Zander and all victims of hate crimes (location not specified).$80,000 Public Art 11 11/30/2021 Menorah Project - Francis Stevens Park (25ft)$100,000 - $150,000 Parks / Rec 12 12/1/2021 Installation of 12 pickleball courts at three possible locations.$600,000 - $1,000,000 Parks / Rec 13 12/1/2021 Palm Canyon Theatre maintenance $51,500 - $193,500 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 14 12/1/2021 Acquisition of a museum building for comedic collections $85,000 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 15 12/1/2021 Road diet for Racquet Club Road from Indian Canyon Road east as it curses southward and transitions into Farrell Drive to the intersection of Vista Chino < $100,000 PW/Streets 16 12/1/2021 Installation of a Modern Pavilion at Victoria Park $350,000 - $600,000 Parks / Rec City of Palm Springs Measure J Community Initiated Projects - List of Submittals Submittals received by email/mail: Number Submittal Date Project Description Amount Classification City of Palm Springs Measure J Community Initiated Projects - List of Submittals 17 12/2/2021 Repair of external drains surrounding the Boys & Girls Club to avoid flooding from city streets and Sunrise Park during rainstorms.$50,000 PW/Streets 18 12/2/2021 Shade structures for the animal shelter $90,000 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 19 12/2/2021 Funding request to expand the Human Rights Commission's Community Service Awards in order to provide recipients with a prize.$25,000 Grant/Funding Req. 20 12/2/2021 Crosswalk lighting at Sonora Road at Farrell & Sonora Road at El Cielo (Los Compadres Neighborhood Organization).$100,000 PW/Streets 21 12/2/2021 Three roundabouts within Little Tuscany's neighborhood (Little Tuscany Neighborhood Organization).$300,000 PW/Streets 22 12/2/2021 Electric Vehicle Charging Units at the PS Air Museum. $105,000 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 23 12/2/2021 Demuth Dog Park upgrades $250,000 Parks / Rec 24 12/2/2021 Wellness Centers and School Gardens (PSUSD schools).$180,000 ($100,000 Wellness Centers & $80,000 School Gardens) School Programs 25 12/2/2021 Refurbishing of the Rainmaker Fountain.$220,000 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 26 12/2/2021 Installation of a Skate Plaza (extreme park for skateboard, BMX biking and other extreme sports) at James O Jessie Desert Highland Park.$300,000 Parks / Rec 27 10/1/2021 Pave sidewalk on the South side of Alejo Road between N Via Miraleste and Indian Canyon - there's a stretch of sidewalk that is not paved and prevents pedestrians, strollers, and wheelchairs from getting safely down the street. Unknown PW/Streets 28 10/1/2021 Curb cuts and wheelchair ramps should be installed on N. Riverside Dr. at both Hermosa Streets to allow easy access to the bike/pedestrian walkway along the wash. Unknown PW/Streets 29 10/3/2021 Add more plants / trees along the Riverside walk along the wash, and add garbage receptacles along Palo Fierro West to S. Palm Canyon to Sunrise.Unknown Parks / Rec 30 10/6/2021 Installation of permanent outdoor ping pong tables scattered throughout city parks and public places.$1,500 - $5,000 Parks / Rec Online submittals: Number Submittal Date Project Description Amount Classification City of Palm Springs Measure J Community Initiated Projects - List of Submittals 31 10/6/2021 Addition of a banquet room located on the Municipal Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort.$2 million Facilities/Fac. Maint. 32 10/6/2021 Funding for new museum in PS relating to Hollywood history.$20,000.00 Grant/Funding Req. 33 1/6/2021 Scholarship funding for young playwrights.$25,000.00 Grant/Funding Req. 34 0021-10-12 Shade structure over the playground at Victoria Park.$20,000-40,000 Parks / Rec 35 10/13/2021 Street signs at Palm Canyon - add "no right turn" signs on the horizontal light across N Palm Canyon. Why: The east west traffic lights along Palm Canyon is a one-way south street and it's not clearly defined/visible. $50,000.00 Signage/Streets 36 10/13/2022 Update light/flag poles at 600 S Palm Canyon to Vista Chino and Indian Canyon. $250,000.00 Signage/Streets 37 10/13/2021 Road narrowing on Palm Canyon from 3 lanes to 2 lanes. Add foliage and shade trees, in order to extend sidewalks towards the street to encourage more outdoor walking, shopping, and dining - at Downtown District from 1100 N Palm Canyon to 600 S Palm Canyon. Millions PW/Streets 38 10/16/2021 Seeking funds to print an art tour catalogue and pay for expertise in logistics as the tour grows. $10,000.00 Grant/Funding Req. 39 10/19/2021 Revitalization of the Ocotillo Lodge $850,000.00 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 40 10/21/2021 Replace all lighted street signs with LED signage. Use the opportunity to brand our streets with the city logo and fun color. Many of our lighted street signs are in rough shape - this will beautify the city and give us consistent branding. Unknown Signage/Streets 41 10/22/2021 Safe routes to school program.Unknown PW/Streets 42 11/10/2021 Funding request for Nickerson-Rossi Dance to continue building the full-fledged dance theatre. $50,000.00 Grant/Funding Req. 43 11/19/2021 The funding for Palm Springs Wildlife Advocates from Measure J would go toward staffing and marketing to get our name out to the community. Funding would also enable an expansion of campaign concepts that would benefit community concern about wildlife and to educate the community. $25,000.00 Grant/Funding Req. Number Submittal Date Project Description Amount Classification City of Palm Springs Measure J Community Initiated Projects - List of Submittals 44 11/22/2019 Ban Rodenticides (Rat Poison, Bait Boxes) - Implement Alternative Management Techniques that are safer for wildlife, humans and the environment. Raise awareness to the community that non-targeted wildlife (owls, fox, coyotes, raptors, bobcats, etc.) are being poisoned by anticoagulant rodenticides. Work with local golf courses, HOA, commercial buildings, parks and swap out bait boxes and install owl boxes. Build a Local Preferred Pest Control Company List that is trained in Integrated Pest Management, focusing on sanitation and exclusion. $35,000.00 Program 45 11/22/2021 Hiking trail maintenance and better signage of our local trails (particularly the Skyline Trail). What is needed: Trail repair, general maintenance, and the addition of trail signs and markers along the way. A trail map of our local maps could be designed and provided to the visitor center, hotels, Airbnb. $100,000.00 Parks / Rec 46 11/24/1021 The Palm Springs community has a great need for meeting facilities for all citizens and groups. This proposed meeting room will not only provide a facility for traditional meetings but will also include technology that can be used as “makerspace” which is a collaborative workspace for making, learning, exploring, and sharing that uses high tech to no tech tools. The room will provide hands-on learning, help with critical thinking skills and a communal public workshop in which citizens of all ages can work on small personal projects. With this grant the Library would convert a current 288 square foot storage room and former office space, measuring 16’ x 18’, into a meeting room/makerspace that can serve many purposes. It can be utilized as a meeting room, classroom, or maker space. $100,000.00 Grant/Funding Req. 47 11/25/2021 New dog park at Ranch Club Estates, which borders Vista Chino on the South side, Farrell on the East side and Sunrise Way on the West side (this would be a perfect location for a small dog park since here isn't one on the North side of town). $25,000.00 Parks / Rec 48 11/28/2021 The PS pavilion pool area's fencing, surrounding the pool needs to be replaced. The rotten pool equipment has been stolen and costs thousands to replace. A new powder coated wrought iron fence, between the pool and the pavilion center, with City of PS logos on the entrances of the gates and the top rail to be flowing like the skate park's fencing (to look cohesive and thought out this will improve Safety to the facility improve security and help keep unwanted people out of our pool during closed hours. $55,000.00 Parks / Rec 49 11/29/2021 The light part of the inoperable streetlights in the Historic Tennis Club neighborhood should be replaced with solar powered LED lights. Having lights again in the neighborhood would increase pedestrian safety in an area where many tourists stay. Even if the lights didn’t last all night, having lights for the sidewalks (or especially places where there are no sidewalks) until midnight would help get everyone home or back to their hotels safely. One way or another, either sidewalks or street lighting will have to be addressed in the Historic Tennis Club neighborhood. One person getting seriously injured or killed would result in a major lawsuit to the city, so repairing streetlights is a far less expensing solution. $15,000.00 PW/Streets 50 11/29/2021 PS Art Museum funding to perform interior restoration of The Aluminaire House $175,000.00 Public Art 51 11/30/2021 The Palm Springs Woman's Club asks the City for a grant of $4,590 to cover the cost of the internet installation, which in turn will allow for security and fire alarm systems to be installed. These will insure the safety and security of its members and the building, as well and those that rent its space. $4,590.00 Grant/Funding Req. 52 12/1/2021 New fencing/replacement poles on the iron fence between the City Pool and the Pavilion at Sunrise Park. Someone has vandalized the fencing and we would like to have it replaced and have the City of Palm Springs seal added thereon. $60,000.00 Parks / Rec 53 12/1/2021 1. Replace pull up bar (broken) at the Wellness Park. Fair wage job from same company who installed original equipment ($22,580). 2. Add in 4 new pieces of exercise equipment at the James O Jesse Park ($49,323) $75,000.00 Parks / Rec Number Submittal Date Project Description Amount Classification City of Palm Springs Measure J Community Initiated Projects - List of Submittals 54 12/1/2021 The Parks & Rec Commission requests that the walking path at James O'Jessie Park be resurfaced with decomposed gravel. The resurfacing will enhance accessibility, as well as safety, and encourage more foot traffic on and through the park. In an area of palm springs that is traditionally socioeconomically in need of more city services, this improvement will be a large return on investment for the community. $50,000.00 Parks / Rec 55 12/1/2021 1. Main entrance to the Palm Springs powers sidewalk ADA accessibility is not code compliant, and needs to be redone 2. New bike racks throughout the park they’re all old rusted dilapidated and just all-around not a good representation of us as the parks 3. New upgraded lighting throughout pathways around bathrooms just all-around more safe 4. The basketball hoop and pole is completely deteriorated and falling over needs to be a replaced or completely taken out 5. It would be nice to have the volleyball courts up and going again new nets sand pits with borders just all around making those 2 courts usable again 6. New benches and seating throughout the park there is a lack of benches and places for people to sit 7. Concrete everywhere around this park with walkways pathways is horrible needs new concrete throughout the park 8. Bring the farmers market vintage market Street fair market some kind of outdoor activities to the park to help generate revenue to fund and bring new things into the park 9. Trash and maintenance in general at sunrise Park is lacking, needs more trash maintenance and just general cleanup 10. Pool area could use a whole redo a new swim center kids splash pad a secondary pool so we can have water polo and other people swimming at the same time new locker rooms the facility is old and dated and it’s one of most used and truly underserved facility we have 11. New fencing separating the pool from the pavilion 12. New lighting for the swim center it is very in adequate lack of lighting and we need something permanent so we can actually light up the facility and not looks so ghetto with having temporary lighting fixtures out there 13. New water sources at sunrise Park we only found two usable drinking fountains one is by the new bathroom and one is over by the boys and girls club and they’re both not in the best condition 14. Adding more park benches picnic benches and barbecues so it actually invites the people to the park to use it 15. Gopher problem ground squirrel problem I know it’s an ongoing situation would love to find a solution for it 16. Soccer possibility of having a soccer park here with having 3 to 4 different fields instead of having such wide open grass mounds with rolling hills flatten it out and make it a soccer park 17. More fitness zones around the walking path Between the library and the boys and girls club there is a hollowed out tree that has been pulling the concrete up and is ready to fall over needs to be removed 18. Some kind of private park enforcement so there can be people there monitoring watching taking care of the issues that are going on helping keeping it clean and safe and sanitary for everybody. $250,000.00 Parks / Rec 56 12/2/2021 Funding for PS Plaza Theatre to restore the theatre to it's former glory $12 million Facilities/Fac. Maint. 57 12/2/2021 PS Swim Center maintenance $100,000.00 Parks / Rec 58 12/2/2021 PSCC seeks Measure J funding for a health and safety upgrade (commercial sewer line) that will complete the second phase of a 3-phase project to create two new versatile, modern performing arts venues serving the entire Palm Springs community, local visitors, and tourists from around the world. $199,735 Facilities/Fac. Maint. 59 12/2/2021 The inaugural Oasis Music Festival is an all-genre event taking place throughout the City $100,000 +Grant/Funding Req.