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19-0917_NUVIS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING_F1a_Agenda ReportCity of San Juan Capistrano Agenda Report TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: ~njamin Siegel, City Manager SUBMITTED BY: Charlie View, Assistant City Manager DATE: September 17, 2019 9/17/2019 F1a SUBJECT: Northwest Open Space Community Workshops and Online Survey RECOMM ENDATION: Receive informational report on community feedback provided at Northwest Open Space public workshops and via online survey, and provide direction to staff. EX ECUTIVE SUMMARY : On April 16, 2019, the City Council voted to defer action on the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) Community Park Project, also known as the "Putuidem Village ," as well as suspend preparation of an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement with Red Tail Acquisitions, LLC, until the public had an opportunity to provide input on preferred uses for the overall NWOS property. Pursuant to City Council direction, the purpose of this report is to provide information from the community workshops that occurred in June 2019, as well as results of an online survey conducted in August 2019. DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS : On June 5 and June 24, 2019, the City conducted public workshops at the San Juan Capistrano Community Center to receive input from the community on desired uses and amenities for the City-owned NWOS property. In preparation for the workshops, the City conducted a robust outreach effort to encourage public participation . A city-wide notification was mailed to all property owners and businesses (Attachment 1 ), and a dedicated NWOS webpage was created to provide information regarding the location and current uses of the property, purchase history, General Plan Land Use and Zoning designations , the Request for Proposal (RFP) process for limited use of the property, and the proposed NWOS Community Park Project. Weekly announcements regarding the workshops were also included in the City Manager's Weekly Update that is sent via e- mail to approximately 1,200 subscribers. City Council Agenda Report September 17, 2019 Page 2 of 4 At both workshops, City staff provided a detailed presentation (Attachment 2) on the NWOS property, followed by a question and comment period facilitated by a subcommittee comprised of Mayor Maryott and Mayor Pro Tern Bourne . Approximately 100 participants were in attendance at each workshop, and in addition to public comments a total of 22 written comment cards were returned (Attachment 3). The workshops were video recorded and can be viewed in their entirety on the City's website. Residents who could not attend either workshop were also encouraged to submit written correspondence to the Office of the City Clerk. All written correspondence received is included as Attachment 4 to this report. To supplement verbal and written feedback received at the workshops, and in an effort to reach additional residents that were unable to attend, the City released an online survey that was available from August 1 -31, 2019 . Flyers advertising the survey were available at City Hall, the Community Center, and the Library . Links to the survey were available in multiple locations on the City's website, and weekly e-mails were sent to those who subscribe to City notices . The San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce also sent out the survey to their subscriber list to solicit input from the business community. The survey included questions regarding how often respondents visit the NWOS and the primary purpose of the visit, what features and amenities respondents would like to see at the NWOS, and prioritization of potential NWOS amenities in the context of other City projects and services. The survey also allowed respondents to provide comments. A total of 496 survey responses were received and are included as Attachment 5 to this report. Of the 496 respondents, 382 indicated they were San Juan Capistrano residents. FISCAL IMPACT : There is no immediate fiscal impact associated with the recommended action . ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT : In accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), the recommended action is exempt from CEQA per section 15061 (b)(3), the general rule that CEQA applies only to projects which have the potential for causing a significant effect on the environment. Where is can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment, the activity is not subject to CEQA. Approval of the recommended action would not be an activity with potential to cause a significant effect on the environment and therefore is exempt from CEQA. PRIOR CITY COUNCIL REVIEW : On April 16, 2019, the City Council suspended consideration of the revised plan for the Northwest Open Space Community Park Project, also known as the "Putuidem Village," and an Exclusive Negotiation Agreement with Red Tail Acquisitions, LLC, for limited use City Council Agenda Report September 17, 2019 Page 3 of 4 of the City-owned Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property, and directed staff to conduct public workshops to receive input from the community on potential uses of the property. COMMISSION/COMMITTEE/BOARD REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Not applicable. NOTIFICATIONS : • NUVIS Landscape Architecture and Planning • Adams Streeter Civil Engineers • Phil Schwartze • Jim Allen • Susie Wernet (Friends of the Library) • Jeff Singer (Friends of the Library) • Katherine Ransom • Putuidem Committee • Nathan Banda, Four Directions Education • Parks, Recreation, Senior and Youth Services, Trails and Equestrian Commission • Chad Kearns, Hamilton Oaks • Linda Kearns, Hamilton Oaks • Sean Magee, Hamilton Oaks • Tom Tolmasoff, Mountain Pines • Hilary Haskell, San Diego Gas & Electric • Scott Morgan, State Clearinghouse • Richard Vuong, Orange County Public Works • Joseph Ontiveros, Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians • Rudy Reyes, Juaneno Band of Mission Indians • Terri Morris, Richard A. Tinnelly Law Offices • Alexandre Kling, Golcheh Development • Calvary Chapel • Capistrano Vineyards • Dan Morrar, lnsite Commercial Real Estate • Alexandre Kling, Golcheh Development and Investments • Joseph Ontiveros, Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians • Mark Korando, Habitat for Humanity • Michael de la Torre, LINC Housing • Mission San Juan Capistrano • Pat Collum • Red Tail Acquisitions, LLC • Rhen Kohan • Richard Vuong, Orange County Public Works • Rudy Reyes, Juaneno Band of Mission Indians City Council Agenda Report September 17, 2019 Page 4 of 4 • San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce • Scott Morgan, State Clearinghouse • Terri Morris, Richard A. Tinnelly Law Offices • Tom Hribar ATIACHMENTS : Attachment 1: NWOS Community Workshop City-wide Mailer Attachment 2: NWOS Community Workshop Staff Presentation Attachment 3: NWOS Comment Cards Attachment 4: NWOS Written Correspondence Attachment 5: NWOS Community Survey Results )> ~ ("") :I s: m z --i Northwest Open Space Community Workshops City of San Juan Capistrano On April 16, 2019, the City Council voted to hold public workshops to receive input from the community on potential uses of the City-owned Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property. Residents are encouraged to attend either or both community workshops taking place in June to learn more about allowed uses, zoning restrictions, the proposed "Putuidem Village" community park project, and most importantly to participate in a conversation on additional desired amenities for the site. Public input received at the workshops will be presented to the City Council in summer 2019. Participate -Attend the Workshops: • Wednesday, June 5 at 5:30 p.m., Community Center, 25925 Camino DelAvion • Monday, June 24 at 5:30 p.m., Community Center, 25925 Camino DelAvion If you are unable to attend either workshop, we would still like to hear from you. Written comments may be submitted to the City Oerk at 32400 Paseo Adelanto or citvderk @sanjuancapistrano.org . You can learn more about the NWOS property on the City's website. We want your input! Talleres Comunitarios de Espacio Abierto en el Noreste Ciudad de San Juan Capistrano El 16 de abril de 2019, el Concejo Municipal voto por Uevar a cabo talleres pllblicos para recibir informadon de la comunidad acerca de los posibles usos de la propiedad de Espacio Abierto del Noroeste (NWOS), propiedad del Ayuntamiento. Se les incita a los residentes a asistir a uno o arnbos talleres comunitarios que se llevan a cabo en junio para obtener mas informaci6n acerca de los usos que se permiten, las restricciones de zonificaci6n, el proyecto propuesto del parque comunitario "Putuidem Village" y Io mas importante, participar en una conversacion acerca de los servicios adicionales deseados para el sitio. La opinion publica recibida en los talleres se presentara ante el concilio del Ayuntamiento en el verano del 2019. Participe -Asista a los Talleres: • Miercoles, 5 de junio a las 5:30 p.m., Centro Comunitario, 25925 Camino Del A vion • Lunes, 24 de jnnio a las 5:30 p.m., Community Center, 25925 Camino Del Avion Si no le es posible asistir a ninguno de los talleres, aun nos gustaria oir de usted. Los comentarios por escrito se pueden enviar a la Secretaria del Ayuntamiento a 32400 Paseo Adelanto o a cityderlc@sanjuancgpistrano.t11'g. Puede obtener mas informacion acerca de la propiedad NWOS en el portal Web del Ayuntamiento. Para servicios de interpretaci6n al Espanol, comuniquese con la oficina de la Ciudad (City Oerk) (949) 443-6309, cuando menos 72 horas antes de la junta programada. ;Queremos su Opinion! ~ )> (') :J: s: m z -I N Northwest Open Space Community Workshop Presented June 5 and June 24, 2019 ------------;-:----=-=-----=---~---=-------_---= --:_ - Measure D (1990) Original proposition: Shall the City of San Juan Capistrano incur bonded indebtedness in the principal amount of $21,000,000 to acquire lands for park, agriculture, open space, and related uses, in order to save these lands from potential residential and commercial development and to develop youth, senior and other community facilities, all in accordance with the City's "Save Open Space" program? • No current legal restrictions Bonds paid off August 1, 2017 --------------~ -------------------- 3 Measure Y (2010) NTo acquire and improve land to protect and preserve open space, natural areas, creeks and streams, historic areas, undeveloped hillsides and natural ridges from potential residential and commercial development and to provide additional recreational amenities such as bike and walking trails, equestrian facilities, parks and sports fields, shall the City of San Juan Capistrano issue 30 million dollars in bonds ... " ----------- 4 General Plan & Zoning 101 • What is a General Plan? • What is Zoning? • How do the two relate? -....-. . --.. ---:-~ ------ 5 General Plan Land Use Element • Current NWOS General Plan Land Use Designation -Community Park (CP) • Community Park is one of eight Open Space designations included in the Land Use Element of the General Plan. • Community Park designation provides for major active recreation sites, including large multipurpose fields for community events and informal recreation, sports fields and courts, concessions, maintenance/support facilities and caretaker facilities, among other uses. ----------------------- 6 General Plan Parks & Recreation Element • Uses including, but not limited to, large multi-purpose open grass fields to be used for community events, active recreational facilities, lighted and unlighted sports fields, picnic areas, historical area, nature center, tot lots, hiking and biking trails, possible day camp for group use with the ability to have overnight camping or special events, and passive areas for strolling and picnicking. -------------- 7 Community Park (CP) Zoning Designation • Principal use permitted by right: o Multi-purpose sports fields and courts (large) o Sports fields and courts (small) o Picnic area o Public facilities and utilities o Tot lots ------~--------. ~-~--=-----= ---- 8 Community Park (CP) Zoning Designation • Permitted with a Conditional Use Permit (CUP): o Bed and breakfasts o Cemeteries o Church, religious, or fraternal o Mining, oil drilling, and other resource extraction o Radio and television towers and installations, radar installations, microwave relay stations, and cellular towers and installations (commercial) --------------. . .. - 9 Community Park (CP) Zoning Designation • Accessory use permitted by right: o Accessory uses and structures incidental to the operation of a permitted use o Caretaker residences (temporary and permanent) o Maintenance/support facilities o Concession stands ------------- 10 Related Policy Documents • City Council Policy 506 (1995): Encourages group use and special events at the Northwest Open Space. • Open Space Master Plan (Updated 2010): Amenities including active recreation, community gardens, group picnic areas, the Swanner House, historic orchards, and trails could be included on the property. --------- 11 Current Uses on NWOS Property • • • • Natural open space Dr. Joe Cortese Dog Park Equestrian staging area City-owned Swanner House historic property o Hamilton Oaks/A Stones Throw Winery venues ------------------- 12 Proposed Use: "Putuidem Village" • Community park project designed to reflect the site's historical significance to the local Native American community • Design phase is complete; ready for construction bids • Estimated cost: $2.1 million for construction $60 -$BOK for annual maintenance -------~ 13 Proposed Use: "Putuidem Village" 1. Coronne Statue (Temporary 12. Educational loop path location} 13. 6 Interpretive panels 2. Entry wood gates 14. 5 Directional monuments 3. 6 ramadas 15. New trees 4. 6 kiichas 16. 10 picnic tables 5. 6' wide decomposed granite 17. 5 Concrete {{pebble" benches path 18. Port-a-pottys 6. Access to {{Putuidem Village" 19. Village entry sign 7. Low native planting 20. Drinking fountain 8. Amphitheater 21. Hose bib 9. 2 ADA parking stalls 22. Pedestrian gate 10. Community stone 23. {{No Horses" signage 11. 3" layer of bark mulch RFP for Limited Use of the Property • August 2017: the City Council directed staff to release a Request for Proposals (RFP) for lease and limited use of the NWOS property • 11 proposals were received • Proposals were reviewed and narrowed down to 3 finalists • March 2019: two presentations at a public City Council meeting ----------- 15 ) Capistrano Vineyards Proposal Barn + Lawn Event Venue (10,000 SF) Weddings. Cocktail Hours, Retreats Frdmed views west towards h,-/fside 7.200 SF barn 2 SOO SF support 10,000 SF lawn 0 6 acres Brldg& + Trall Connection Bridge over wash area and connector path to tie into trail and towards horse corral along access road Capistran Vineyar-.:. ___ __.. Courtyard Mercado del Vino (41,000 SF) A gathering hub and event space with lush gardens surround and within 1st Ftoor (21,000 SF) Restaurant: 6000 SF Wine Stores (x8-10): 12 000 SF Mech /Restrooms/Misc; 2 400 SF Tickets 600 SF 2nd Floor (20,000 SF) Reserve Club: 10,000 SF Meeting Spaces 8 000 SF Mech /Restrooms/Misc 2 000 SF Gathering + Gardens +/-17000 SF Putuldem VIiiage A series of traditional Juaneno structures presented 1n a historical time-line (12 acres) Horso Corral Sightline view from M etc~o. +/-0 4 acres Bocce Courts Two at 60'x12 Picnic Zone Scattered shaded picnic tables ParkJng Lot 470 parking spots +/-S 3 acres (incll1ding drives) To Bam Venue Vineyards Visible from freeway ~Tmll (E.rl;l;mp) I T1~b u co CrHk Trail Community Monument Soccer CompJex Three high-school regulation size fields +/-5 S acres Metro Commercial Realty Corporation/BrightView Proposa I ·"· .. , 1' /""" r •. . \ i \ ....... r-1 ./ ./· '-J / / ./ Red Tail Acquisitions Proposal ©CAFE @ THE GARDENS @PUMPHOUSE (GYM/REC CENTER) @EVENT BARN @ ,sw'I.w: DESIGN KEY @SERVICE <l) CHECK IN /STORE @TACKHOUSE @HORSE STAGING @PLAY @ WELCGQ @SOCCER FIELDS (300' X 150') @ PICNIC AREA @ FLEX PARK AREA @LOOP TRAIL @PARKING SITE PROGRAM 64 RV Back In (30' x 60') 25 RV Equestrian ( 30' x 90') 46 Cabin !!5' x 55') 14 Canvas Cabins (18' x 18') 30 Airstreams 179 TOTAL Zoning Challenges Related to Proposed Uses • Putuidem Village • CP Zoning Allows for: • Accessory Uses incidental to permitted uses • Picnic Area • Public Buildings and facilities • Museums • Other Public Services consistent with the General Plan • CP Zoning Doesn't Allow for: • Passive Recreation Facilities • Nature Study Center or similar educational center -- 19 Zoning Challenges Related to Proposed Uses • Red Tail Acquisitions Proposal • CP Zoning Allows for: • Concession Stand • Multi-purpose sports fields • Picnic Area • Small Sports fields and courts • CP Zoning Doesn't Allow for: • Camping • Eating and Drinking Establishments, Beer, Wine and Liquor sales • Dancing and live entertainment -~ -----;---------_ -=------------ 20 Conclusion • On April, 16, 2019, the City Council directed staff to defer consideration of the "Putuidem Village" community park project and the Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with Red Tail Acquisitions until the public had an opportunity to provide input on preferred uses for the NWOS property. -------------------- 21 Thank you QUESTIONS? Municipal Code Section 9-2.104 (Measure X) "Shall the voters of the City of San Juan Capistrano adopt an ordinance adding section 9-2.104 to the Municipal Code requiring that any pending or future proposed General Plan designation change for any land presently designated as "Open Space" in the City's General Plan to another allowable use shall not become legally effective unless the proposed General Plan change is approved by the city electorate at a special or general city election?" ,- -~ lDJ6 Northwest Open Space Community Workshop Comments: { f ~ /' ~ 'I . .L ,J..,, ./VI_,~ Contact Information (optionan: (,), , t Name: if<. ,f\C.,J,_ :re· J1 Ct.A' ,, Address: Phone: E-mail: City of San Juan Capistrano lR/5 Northwest Open Space Community Workshop City of San Juan Capistrano Comments: 1?v~,V?'~ ~ /J1f~~ t ~ d'..o-~ 1{ /7 Contact Information (optional): ::J 0 s e-.t0 J...-\,-e ~(...... 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Contact Information (optional): Name: ~.) & LJ-ont-_$/kil-17/.1--Phone: q '-/?~.:l~·-£s6 ( Address: 3t..:i7d.. t/Lel-C!.u:v1 ... h/ E-mail: ___________ _ s.A-n v ~ {!__,._rf7t:J 1-z ~, U!-c-c? ~ zs- Matisse Reischl From: Sent: To: Subject: Penny Elia · Tuesday, June 4, 2019 7:03 AM Matisse Reischl Comments for NWOS Workshop (June S, 2019) Good morning, City of San Juan City Council - I have written to you several times on the subject of the Northwest Open Space Community Park. l never like to think that my comments are falling on deaf ears, but after nearly three years since J lirst waited hours to testify on this issue, and the item was continued without any valid explanation, I do wonder if you arc listening to your public and hearing our urgent plea for your support of this important project. l have seen many, many comment letters to you over the years yet this project continues to lack the momentum needed for completion. Dare I say, your leadership is lacking? Once again I will ask you to listen to the more-than-modest proposal from our Native American community. These are their ancestral lands. Their voices are important, but arc very definitely being ignored. As a native Californian, l was taught from an early age all about the missions of California and the missionaries "struggle to lame the land and people of this area." \Vhat I was not taught is what the Native American community endured and how they were involved. I didn't learn this until much later in life, and that's just not right, and certainly not a well-rounded and proper education. As we look around this county and country today, we see what a lack of a well-rounded education can do to our social fiber. We desperately need to understand ALL points of view, and this is so lacking when it comes to the Native American story. Putuidem Park needs to be brought to life and have a meaningful place in the community. San Juan Capistrano should be taking the lead on this for the County of Orange. Although I am not a resident of San Juan Capistrano, I have lived in Orange County for many years, and truly feel the ongoing disconnect. How many more years will the City Council continue to draw this process out and dangle the carrot before the Native American community? The N011hwest Open Space is all that's left. The City has allowed destruction of the core area of the Putuidem archaeological site with the construction of JSerra High School gym and athletic fields. NOW is the time to honor the very people that built the mission and the Los Rios Historic district. It's time to give back to this community. Further delays are simply not acceptable. Thank you for taking on this matter and moving it forward. Once again, no more delays. Pe1my Elia Orange County Resident and Concerned Citizen Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Please reply and confirm receipt of these comments for the meeting on June 5th. Thank you. ATTACHMENT 4 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: From: Shelby Niemczura Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2019 11:52 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <~~<:~-f)~t~.!jQf')@s~nj~~ncfil~.i.~!r.eno.or.&> Subject: Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the the community meeting concerning the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property as I will not be able to attend on June 5th. As a student of Soka University of America, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the A~jachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties to the space. Thank you, Shelby Niernczura *****Please note that email conespondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 2 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Acjachemen Tribe and the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) Property -----Original Message----- Frorn: Katherine Bennett Sent: Friday, May 31, 2019 7:10 PM To : City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: Acjachemen Tribe and the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) Property Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add my testimony to the community meeting concerning the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property <http://sanjuancapistrano.org/Portals/O/lmages/City%20Manager/NWOS_ Thumbnai1Exhibit.jpg> as I will not be able to attend on June 5th. As a community member of San Juan Capistrano, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the NWOS property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties to the space. The NWOS property is vital to the tribe's history, culture, and traditions and we/non-Acjachemen tribe members, as outsiders on their ancestral land, have no right to alter this space for the perceived benefit of a few amenities . Instead, this NWOS property should be preserved and celebrated as part of the San Juan Capistrano area and a testament to the Acjachemen tribe's presence and importance to the region. Sincerely, Katherine Bennett *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 3 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Acjachemen's tribe From: Rodrigo Morais Sent: Friday, May 24, 2019 7:37 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CSca ns tat ion@ sa nj 1mn cap istrano .org> Subject: Acjachemen's tribe Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the the community meeting concerning the No rthwest Ope n Space (NWOS) property as I will not be able to attend on June 5th. As a student of Soka University of America, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties to the space. Thank you, Rodrigo *****Please note that email coITespondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject lo the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 4 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : Comments for NWOS Workshop (June 5, 2019) From: Fudge Sent: Saturday, June 1, 2019 1:13 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <~SCi:l.l)H~t io n~qilluar1c:ap!st(1,lJ10,9_rg> Subject: Comments for NWOS Workshop (June 5, 2019) To: San Juan Capistrano City Council From: Sharon Fudge Date: June 1, 2019 Re: Comments on Putuidem Park at Northwest Open Space Workshop June 5, 2019 Dear City of San Juan Capistrano decision makers, On November 15, 2016 I attended the San Juan Capistrano City Council hearing in order to make public comments on Agenda Item Fl "Review ofNorthwest Open Space Community Park Projece'. After waiting for hours, in a packed meeting room, the item was 'continued' without allowing the public to make comment. I still have my notes from what I had planned to say that evening and since I will be lUlable to attend the workshop on June 5, 2019, I am writing to express my opinion of the subject at hand. I'd like to express my support of the efforts being made to listen to the voice of the public in these decisions. I believe great weight should be afforded to the wishes of the Native Americans who have the greatest stake in the use of their ancestral lands. I was born and raised in Southern California, very close to the San Gabriel Mission. I went through the public school system starting in the 1960's -specifically the 4th Grade curriculum of California's history. As history tends to be written from the winner's perspective, I feel the lessons taught were somewhat ... let's say 'skewed' to the benefit of the story of the missionaries and not so much to the benefit of the Native peoples that inhabited the area. J am somewhat embarrassed to say that now, as an adult, I'm woefully under-educated about the history of the land I now inhabit. I am hoping that the City's decisions in how to make Putuidem Park come to life are done in an appropriate, meaningful and respectful way. I'm sure I'm not the only adult in Orange County that would benefit from an authentic experience at a local park that highlights our history. Needless to say, a properly executed park wHl be an asset to the public at large. · On March 4, 2019 I wrote again to Council to register my opposition of the then proposed ·plan. I'm glad to see that the workshops have been set 5 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : Concerning the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property From: Bijesh Thapa Sent: Sunday, June 2, 2019 5:54 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CSca nslil l ion@ af1 ·u a 11 a li trano.or > Subject: Concerning the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the community meeting concerning the North w es t Open Space (NWOS) properly as I will not be able to attend on June 5th. As a student of Saka University of America, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting the ceremony and honouring their ancestral ties to this space. Thank you, Bijesh Thapa Class of 2022 Soka University of America *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 6 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Northwest Open Space (NWOS) Property -----Original Message----- From: Brianna Hanson Sent: Monday, June 3, 2019 9:02 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano .org> Subject: Northwest Open Space (NWOS) Property Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the community meeting concerning the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property as I will not be able to attend on June 5th. As a student of Soka University of America, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties to the space. Please do not take any actions that would lead to the loss of these rights. To further infringe upon the land of a people who have already had far, far too much taken from them would be the height of disrespect and immorality. Thank you, Brianna Hanson *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 7 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Northwest Open Space Community Workshops From: Joan Becktel Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2019 1:51 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <~.~ ~p s t <1 !jqr:i_@~.<!.ru~_C!Q.CaJ>U rn.no.Q_rn> Subject: Northwest Open Space Community Workshops I will not be able to attend the city of SJC upcoming workshops but would like to learn more about the property in question. Could you please let me know what the city has planned for that property. Will the dog park go? Thank you, Joan Becktel *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 8 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : Northwest Open Spa ce Property from: Heather Carter Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2019 9:06 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <~Scansta.t!on..@sanju_a.n .c;_a_p\sJ ra n 9 "o_rg> Subject: Northwest Open Space Property Dear City Clerk, Jam unable to attend the workshops regarding the NWOS. Please share my foedback with the City Council. I do 110 1 wo nt the Red Tail Acquisitions, LLC . Proposal to pass. The NWOS should be a a hiking, biking, athletic and dog park, and a community and historical area for residents, not an attraction for campers . This is not the future of San Juan Capistrano. We already have a 3 -star hotel being built in the downtown area (in my opinion, we should have fought for at least a 4-star). We need to advance our city, not attract campers and RVs. The land was designated for a community park, not a recreation area. Please do not rezone this area. This is not in the best interest of the residents of San Juan Capistrano, and it is not the purpose for which the land was acquired. I do not love the other two proposals, but either of the two would be better than building a camp ground . Please stay true to the purpose of the land acquisition and true to the residents of San Juan Capistrano . Sincerely, Heather Carter San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 9 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: northwest open space From: sharon pearson Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2019 5:03 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: northwest open space I am unable to attend these workshops however I would like my views to be heard . I have lived here since the late 1980's. I have agreed to bonds to buy OPEN SPACE so that we can maintain the flavor of the city. Now there is MUCH traffic in town and with the homes being built on 74 there will be MORE TRAFFIC. It seems to me that we should preserve as much of San Juan that we can rather than give it away. I'm not paying taxes on vacant land so that a developer can make money off me. That was not the bonds original intent. Many people come to the Los Rios district now from all over. I myself talked to a couple from Pasadena last weekend . However, now you are changing the historical aspect of this area by putting in a retail etc center. What is historical about that? Greed is causing downtown Los Rios to become just another everyday area and so why would people keep coming here? Just last weekend, the visitors were complaining about all the traffic, the valet parking in a parking lot, how long it was taking to be able to have lunch in the winery, trevors and etc. I happened to be one of those complaining and yet, you want to bring MORE DISSATISFIED PEOPLE TO VISIT OUR CITY The Northwest Open Space was bonded to be just that -OPEN SPACE and a buffer to what was to come in the future to southern orange county. Now you want to put in a pseudo village under the pretext that it 'BLENDS" in with the city. It does not. Maybe you should go to Anaheim, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach and some of the other cities in other parts of orange county and then think IS THIS REALLY WHAT SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO SHOULD BECOME/ SHARON PEARSON SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA. 92675 * u**Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be su'bject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 10 Kerry Ferguson 5th June 2019 Dear Mayor and Council Members, The greatest loss to the Acjachemen community with the coming of Europeans was their cultural traditions. While the Spanish fathers shared their Christian beliefs out of love for the natives, they nonetheless saw their cultural beliefs as inferior, not worth keeping . The Mexican government took their land and gave it to their friends as Land Grants. The Americans took many of the grants for themselves, and once gold was discovered and some natives made claims of their own, a bounty was put on their heads, murdering al least 16,000. For years, those not rounded up into reservations hid in fear. Through all this, Orange County's own tribe has still survived. San Juan is home to ab out 100 families, and more than 1000 still live In Orange County. Our local famllies, led by people like Teresa Romero and Happy Hun are kind and gracious, as were theirforebearers who first met Father Serra, according to the biographer who traveled with him, Father Francisco Pa11ou . To begin getting to know them, watch the video series "Indigenous Voices of San Juan Capistrano" online. Now, our city has a great opportunity to restore a bit of the cultural history and traditions of the Acjachemen people on one acre where their main village was located, securing for ourselves and our posterity one of the most fascinating aspects of our city's very long history. We have the chance to learn how the beliefs and traditions of the Acjachemen people helped them to thrive ln this place for 10,000 years without using up or debasing the land and resources as some tribes in other places did. The lessons we learn may even help us to sustain our beautiful valley in years to come. Do I believe we should build the Putuidem Village Cultural Center? Yes. Do I believe it should be a priority for our city? Definitely. We have the funds -both to build it and to maintain it. What is needed is a designated allowable use for this cultural center within the Community Park Framework As another resident, Dave Solt said recently, the Pre-Contact Narrative is missing in our story, and It will be a source of pride for all of us. What to do with the rest of the open area? Our Acjachemen Committee has asked that it be restored to its natural plantings so that visitors can enjoy it as it was. Certainly, filling It with 150-250 RV pads, a few cabins and Alrstream trailers, a clubhouse, a store, etc. as has been proposed, is not the answer. It would dig into archeologically significant land mercilessly and fill it with inappropriately intense for- profit development that most of our residents would never enjoy. Restore the original plantings, include trails to enjoy them, and call it done. Sincerely, 11 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: NWOS Property From: Art Beck Sent: Monday, June 3, 2019 2:46 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CS ca11 m1tl1:rn@.s_a_11juan ca Qistrn ['.Q ,Q!.&> Subject: NWOS Property Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the the commm1ity meeting concerning the Northwest Open Space (NWOS) property, as I will not be able to attend on June 5th. As a student of Soka Univ ersity of America, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemcn tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties lo the space. Thank you, Art Beck ****"'Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless othe1wise exempt. 12 Matisse Reischl Subject: -----Original Message----- From: David Ulin-O'Keefe FW: NWOS Property Sent: Friday, May 24, 2.019 11:04 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano .org> Subject: NWOS Property Dear City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the the community meeting concerning the Northwest Open Space INWOS) property<http://sanjuancapistrano.org/Portals/O/lmages/City%20Manager/NWOS_ Thumbnai1Exhibit.jpg> as I will not be able to attend on June 5th . As a student of Soka University of America, f am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. Given that the Acjachemen were conquered and exploited by not one but two empires, it seems that the least we could do is allow them to continue practicing their traditions. If the City of San Juan Capistrano wishes to find a more productive use of the land, please obtain the consent of the Acjachemen tribe so that we do not repeat the atrocities of our ancestors. Sincerely, David Ulin-O'Keefe *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt . 13 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : NWOS From: Grace Turi Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2019 8:00 AM To: City Clerk Scanstatlon <CScan_!;~ati9 n@sanjua ["lt:;ePj~1 ra r.i_o,org> Cc: 'gturi Subject: NWOS To Whom It May Concern, I will not be able to attend the workshops due to work but want to express my concern and idea of the area in questioned. I want the area to remain as is. We need the open space to keep the area as it was meant to be ... a small town/farm feel. We do not need to bulld on every open space we have left!Jl I am definitely against a camp ground etc ... you are jus inviting drugs, homeless etc. The city needs to be careful in what they decide to do because they need to take into account... .. l)will this be a good place for the homeless to be attracted to 2) would this be a good area for people to do drugs etc ........ 3) more traffic? and so on and so on. There are two schools there, homes, a place for the elderly etc. Therefore, please leave the area as is. · Thank You Grace Turi *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 14 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: NWOS From: Leo Salvatore Sent: Friday, May 24, 201911:08 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CS a nstal'lon@ sa njua n ri >i t rano .or •> Subject: NWOS Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, I am emailing to add testimony to the community meeting concerning the Nort hwes t O pe n Space {NWOS) property as I will not be able to attend the town hall on June 5th. As a student of Soka University of America, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties to the space. I hope you will take into consideration my and many others' discontent and worry about the repercussions of this initiative on the lives of indigenous citizens . Thank you, Leonardo Salvatore *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 15 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Putuidem Village community park project From: Rebecca Robles Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2019 3:21 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <~.fa1Jg~t1Q.1J@S!JJ1j~(!D.C~pj~tr<1nq,c;irg:> Subject: Putuidem Village community park project Please complete the Putuidem village in the Northwest Open Space. The project has been approved. It has met with the needed commissions, and thousands of volunteer hours planning for the village were donated. The site is the remaining part of the village of Putuidem. The area is sacred to the Acjachemen people and an historic place to us. It wil1 be a great asset to the community. It has had a great amount of public support. Thank you, Rebecca Robles Acjachemen descendant *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 16 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Regarding NWOS property From: Tracy Bartolome Sent: Monday, June 3, 2019 10:19 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CSc.r1n<ta t ion@ anj!,@.nf_a >is t r no .9r.g> Subject: Regarding NWOS property Dear San Juan Capistrano City Clerk, l am emailing to add testimony to the community meeting concerning the Northwest O pen Spac e (NWOS) property as I will not be able to attend the June 5th meeting. As a community member of San Juan Capistrano, I am in strong opposition of any added "amenities" that would affect the Acjachemen's right to access and practice ceremony at the Northwest Open Space property. I strongly support the Acjachemen tribe's right to fully exercise their discretion over the land in conducting ceremony and honoring their ancestral ties to the space. Thank you, Tracy Bartolome *U**Pleasc note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 17 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Uses for Northwest Open Space From: Anne R. Whitehair Sent: Tuesday, June 4, 2019 3:12 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CS <1 11 u1 1lon@ sa nluC1 n apis lrm o. rg > Subject: Uses for Northwest Open Space To the City Council of San Juan Capistrano: I would like to register my support for the construction of the Putuidem Park Cultural Center at the Northwest Open Space in San Juan Capistrano. The descendent communities of the Ajacheman/Juaneno tribal groups have worked tirelessly together with members of city government for the last five years to develop this Cultural Center. When built, it would utilize one acre of land on a site which is sacred to these native peoples. A cultural center would not only provide desperately needed community education on the indigenous peoples of the area, but would provide a space for ceremonies and traditional tribal activities for the descendent communities. The city residents of San Juan Capistrano enjoy the economic and educational benefits engendered by the Capistrano Mission and the tourists that come and visit it. The Putuidem Park Cultural Center would offer an additional perspective on the pre-history of the region. When added to the already developed narrative of the historical Mission era, visitors will gain a more contextualized understanding of human experience and interaction over time. Please do not deny these tribal groups and the citizens of the city and Orange Cou~ty the opportunity to experience and utilize the Putuidem Park Cultural Center. Thank you for your attention, Sincerely, Anne R. Whitehair, M.A. Bioarchaeologist *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 18 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Comment for NWOS From: cheryl brown Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2019 11:02 AM To: Cit'y Clerk Scanstation <S,:~car:i.s.t~~-ic;i_o@sanjtJ~.~i'!..P.istrn_no.Qrg> Subject: Comment for NWOS As a 22-year resident, I voted for the last open space initiative. I attended the June 5 meeting and have been appalled al the suggestion of glamping, RV camping and other commercial ventures in tlfrs area. My comments on clearing up the various zoning inconsistencies. NO COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES, no camping, YES on Putuidem Village and museum llses Passive park and use of the space for b·ails and picnicking, minimally developed NO soccer or spo1ts fields or if there must be then only one or two, not six Thank you Cheryl Brown *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 19 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: In Support of "Putuidern Village" community park project From: robertbracamontes Sent: Thursday, June 61 2019 12:52 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <C::S.fc;tl)g~1tion@.~AQh!i'!i:!~~~L~![a no,Qrg> Subject: In Support of "Putuidem Village" community park project Dear San Juan Capistrano City Council Members, We suppot1 Putuidem Park as a means to heal old wounds. It is the right and just way to resolve what is at hand . Below is why it is paramount to let just wisdom prevail. We must, as a community, correct the ill direction history took in tl1c past. Choosing inclusivity and diversity is the answer to giving integrity to San Juan Capistrano as a city and the Indigenous community at large. How can we explain this ancient attack on a peaceful people, the Acjachemen Nation? Should V•te pretend that there is no real conflict? And only accept a resolution that has constantly been one sided? We watch a Church and Government tear away at the last specks of land where our Ancestors I ived. They use unjust laws, these fabricated instructions on how to steal land from the peaceful, that have no weapons or rnilitary. Noam Chomsky said; "The global conquest took a particularly horrifying form in what is sometimes called "the Anglosphere," England and its offshoots, settler-colonial societies in which the indigenous societies were devastated and their people dispersed or exterminated." We can, together, insure that that is not what is taking place here. There can be meniscal steps to show honest jesters of peace, against the constant ongoing Genocide. This can be done by the City Council supporting Putuidem Park. We Remain, Bob Black Crow Robert (Bob) Bracamontes Yu-va'-tal 'A'lla-mal (Black Crow) Acjachemen Nation Juaneno Tribe Sent from my iPhone H*"'*Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 20 June 4u•, 2019 City Clerk 32400 Paseo Adelanto San Juan Cap istrano, CA 92675 t 1y c!~rk lit1J l'.ljllil!lf il.P.iS tr <l ll O.Ol'f; & Matisse Reischl Senior Executive Assistant City of San Juan Capistrano 32400 Paseo Adelanto San Juan Capistrano, CA 92575 mr i ch l.@s, 111u a n o1pi ~11 ano.orn Dear Mrs. Reischl and City Clerk of San Juan Capistrano; RE : Northwest Open Space Commun i ty Workshops Sylvere CM Valentin, MA RPA A Large number of individuals have invested a lat of time and efforts through those years to see the Putuidem Park Cultural Center come to reality . Having the City Council of San Juan Capistrano change their mind citter all those years of support is ur t1 rqm\a ~ .. The City of San Juan Capistrano owes its existence to the once large preexisting local Native American {the Acjachemen) population which provided the foundation, workforce and economy of its historical mission . The Putuidem park is the true center of the San Juan Capistrano Native American village, which deserves the same if not higher recognition culturally and historically as the Californian Mission of San Juan Capistrano . The mission, built by Hie Acjachemen and the Los Rios Historic district, also built by the Acjachemen and still occupied by the few descendants who were able to keep a small portion of their property, bring tourists to San Juan Capistrano <md inr.ome to her merchants. What is missing is a tourist and educational attraction featuring the pre-contact history of Capistrano Valley. Putuldem Park culture center is designed for minimal ground disturbance and will be a place where Juaneno/Acjachernen descendants can hold ceremonies and provide educational ilnd cultural programs for school children, the community and tourist. It is time to move away frorn portraying Native Americans as subservient individuals as portrayed in the city of San Juan Capistrano official seal, to actually portraying them as equals and historical follnding members of the community in which you live. Regards ; 21 Matisse Reischl Subject: --------Original message -------- From: Barbara Kenton FW: Letter to CC Date: 6/23/199:13 PM (GMT-08 :00) To : Whitehorse42 Subject: Letter to CC To: SJC City Council, staff and members of our community . In regards to our open space use: If you have lived here in old SJC for over 40 years, you will remember SJC as a small, agricultural commLmity with orange groves, small farms and ranches. Realizing that development was rapidly closing in on us , a very wise City Council decided to ask the citizens to consider buying some of the undeveloped laud and it was put to a vote, with the understanding that the costs would be added to our tax bill . It was passed and then two more parcels were added, so we now have open space at our Eastern doorstep and Southern and Northern bowidaries, with an open slope to the West. We are happy to have saved some of our rural charm. Please don't take it away. Knowing that money will always be a need, we feel some things just should not be for sale. As mentioned before, if we need income off the land, there must be something we can grow there for income. Please do the right thing for our small town; save the open space for all of us . Thank you. Kathleen Petersen HOA President, Las Brisas P.S. Those of us in Las Brisas recently received an unwanted "gift", of SDG&E doubling the power going near our homes. *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosmc unless otherwise exempt. 22 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Northwest Open Space Community Wor·kshops opinion From: R SCHEL NELSON Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2019 4:58 PM To: City Clerk Sea nstation <~~~-!!.r:i~t~!LQ!l@sariJ!J..~'1.c~Qj~.!f.9!!Q,QtJp Subject: Northwest Open Space Community Workshops opinion lam unable to attend ether workshops regarding the Northwest Open Space, but I would like to make a recommendation ... I would Jove to see a community swimming pool. T have been a resident of San Juan Capistrano since l 976, and through those 40 plus years, I have had io go outside our city to swim. I was very excited when J Serra HS was going to open because we were told their school pool was going to be open for public use. Well, that never happened. I have taken swim classes al Saddleback College, bu1 once you have taken all the swim classes available, you may no longer retake them for fun. Then San Clemcnic opened a community pool, but if you are not a resident, you have to pay $8 each time you want to use their pool. Or you can join the new SJC 24 hr fitness and use their pool, but it will cost you $48 per month and they only have 3 Janes. As our population ages, as well as new families bearing new children, swimming is a great recreatit"m for all ages as well as providing an oppo1tunity for non-impact exercise and learning pool safety. San Juan needs a c.ommunity pool :) I would love to see one put in this open space area. Thanks for listening. Shari N. *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San .Tuan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless othe1wise exempt 23 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Northwest Open Space Meeting From: Joanne Wilson Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2019 6:24 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <C:,~~!!ri~!~Ji911@~C1Qjl,J_c:1q_c;apis t ~(!DO .org> Subject: Northwest Open Space Meeting To the City Council: We are unable to attent either meeting of June 5 or June 24. However, We want to express our adamant opinion that we need to keep our open spaces open space. Anything that brings in more traffic is a detriment to what makes San Juan unique .. We need to protect our City from anything that attracts MORE traffic. \Ve would like to see more parks and perhaps Pickle-Ball Courts. Perhaps vineyards or orage groves, community farm; or aything equestrian (even though we do not have horses -it is part of the culture of San Juan). NO on trailor parks for tourist. Thank you for serving. Joam1e Wilson Charles Wilson San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Business: Charles Wilson, DDS 27392 Calle Arroyo Suite A San Juan Capistrano, Ca. 2675 *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 24 Matisse Reischl Subject: -----Original Message----- From: Frances Salvati FW: Open space Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2019 8:10 PM To: City Clerk Scanstatlon <CScanstatlon@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: Open space It sure seems that the only thing San Juan is interested in is building more homes just to encourage more traffic. What happened to the open spaces. I moved here because I loved the quintness of this town, not anymore it sucks here. They need to stop building, you don't need to use every little piece of land you can find. This use to be a nice little town, well not any more. Try bringing more business here you'll get more tax return. Please just tell me where are the open spaces . Sent from my iPad Fran Salvati *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 25 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : Putuidem Park From: paul moreno Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2019 7:52 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScan ~_a !i_c_ll1@ _s~.T1.ilJ.?J:!c;~1~i~!:_<!n_().()r.g> Subject: Putuidem Park To Whom It May Concern, As a local resident for 49 years I'm disgusted that the current City Council hasn't started the process to finalize the Park as a cultural center. The local tribe is the backbone of all San Juan Capistrano and respect should be given. This park will not only benefit the community but all residents of Orange County. Please finalize the approval of Putuidem Park and let the City of San Juan Capistrano enjoy the park thru education and respect for the first people of San Juan *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 26 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Putuidem Village From: Lynn Zupan Sent: Monday, June 10, 2019 9:17 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScan~t!'!f ion@sanjuanc!lr1.i~lrano.org> Subject: Putuidem Village As a docent at the mission, I am well aware of our history beginning with the Acjacherne/Juaneno people. It is appropriate (and overdue) to dedicate the Northwest Open Space property to these people, to keep their culture alive . Please ... Putuidem VIiiage. Lynn S. Zupan San Juan Capistrano CA92675 "'"' * * * PJease note that emaiJ correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 27 Matisse Reischl Subje ct: FW: Putuidhem Pa1 ·k in the North West Open Space From: f{ececGi Robles Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2019 6:30 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CS r.a m1 a 1ic)n@ sC1 11 j111w apl trano .O(£> Subject: Putuidhem Park in the North West Open Space Dear City Council members, At tomorrows meeting please approve the completion of the Putuidcm Park. This is the correct time to complete Putuidcm village in the Northv/cst Open Space. We, the Acjachcmen community have spent many hours, months, years working to make this park a reality. We worked witl1 the City as the Putuidcm Committee. We worked through three mayors presented to all required committees. The area should remain open space not commercial development. The village park has been apJJroved, the budget has been approved, the budget has been reduced and money l1as bcl'.11 found for maintenance. I have attached an recent article, you might find interesting. "it's important to acknowledge the dark morne11ts in our hislory. Native American peoples suffered violence and exploitation sanctioned by our state. We cannot undo those wrongs, hut together we can tell the truth about our past and begin Lo heal those wounds." .. . lewsom apo!o l izc s I N ti ve Am ·ricnns fo r The park will be a great asset to the city. Tt has always been a place to share and tell California history ( Acjachcmen hisiory) with the people of San Juan Capistrano. Thank you, Rebecca Robles Putuidem Committee *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt 28 Matisse Reischl Subject: From: Rhen Kohan FW: Second NWOS Meeting on 6/24/19 Monday Not on Calendar (also not the first meeting last night) Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2019 5:48 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <_$ .?l1?!alio11 @sa 11 ·ua11~!lfli !i l fil lll .o rp,> Subject: Second NWOS Meeting on 6/24/19 Monday Not on Calendar (also not the first meeting last night) Hi all -how you doin'? Looking at NWOS website .... the calendar doesn't show the first meeting last night, 6/5/19 for the NWOS Workshop, and the second meeting on 6/24/19, Monday for the second Workshop. I understand this is different from a City Council Meeting, Commission Meeting, et al but still it is a City Event and one for which you want people to come and give input.. .. 50 Wondering why it is not on there? Also that it was changed to a Monday night from a Wednesday night might confuse people so reminders on that seem needed. Left a few minutes early so maybe it was announced last night after I left but for those who couldn't make the first meeting . Thankx, Rhen Kohan D Virus-free. ~,QY.9.:.9_Cl!TI *****Please note that email conespondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be su~ject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 29 Matisse Reischl Subject: From: Anne Marie FW: Support of Putuidem Park Cultural Center in the Northwest Open Space of San Juan Capistrano Sent: Wednesday, June 5, 2019 3:36 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org>; Matisse Reischl <MReischl@sanjuancapistrano .org> Cc: Patricia Martz · Subject: Support of Putuidem Park Cultural Center in the Northwest Open Space of San Juan Capistrano Dear Mrs. Reischl and City Clerk of San Juan Capistrano, A large number of individuals have invested a considerable amount of time and effort over many years to see the Putuidem Park Cultural Center come to reality . The fact that the City Council of San Juan Capistrano recently change their mind after years of support is unfortunate. The City of San Juan Capistrano owes its existence to the once large preexisting local Native American population (Acjachemen), which provided the foundation, workforce, and economy for its historical mission. The Putuidem Park is the true center of the San Juan Capistrano Native American village for it is located on their ancestral lands, and it deserves the same, if not higher recognition culturally and historically as the Californian Mission of San Juan Capistrano . The mission built by the Acjachemen, as well as the Los Rios Historic District, which was also built by the Acjachemen and is still occupied by a few of their descendants who were able to keep a small portion of their property, bring tourists to San Juan Capistrano and income to retail businesses in the city. What is missing is a tourist and educational attraction featuring the pre-contact history of Capistrano Valley. Putuidem Park Culture Center is designed for minimal ground disturbance and will be a place where Juaneno/ Acjachemcn descendants can hold ceremonies and provide educational and cultural programs for school children, the community, and tourists. It is time to move away from portraying Native Americans as subservient individuals as depicted on the City of San Juan Capistrano official seal,. and portray them as equals and historical founding members of the community. Sincerely, Anne Gaffney Resident of Orange County 30 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: NW Open Space Workshop Importance: High From: Erin Beyer Sent: Sunday, June 23, 2019 1:39 PM To: Maria Morris <MMorris@sanjuancapistrano.org>; Matisse Reischl <MReischl@sanjuancapistrano.org> Cc: Ed Beyer Subject: NW Open Space Workshop Importance: High June 23, 2019 City of San Juan Capistrano 23400 Paseo Adelanto San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Dear Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, I am writing to you regarding the proposed development for the NW Open Space. I am opposed to both of the projects for extensive development that were presented to the city council last April. I am in support of the plans for the Pituidem Village and I believe that there may be a use that is both compatible with that village and also legal within the current zoning . If there is any development in that open space, then It must be compatible with what is already existing on that property. I believe that the Swanner House c:ou!d possibly expand to better serve their customers and it could be done in a way that is compatible with the current structures. I also think that a soccer field (or two) located near the dog park would also be compatible with the current use. A passive park which would have to include parking lot improvements at the dog park. Anything more than that would likely cause irreparable damage the unspoiled area that we all love and enjoy. What sets San Juan Capistrano apart from all other cities in South County is that beautiful open view you see when driving down the 1-5 freeway (the gateway to our town) and the complete lack of development on the ridge lines. We must preserve that for future generations to enjoy. Please do not consider developing anything south of the dog park. That area should be nothing more than trails and open fields. Thank you for your time In reading this and for your service to the city. Best regards, Erin Beyer 21-year resident San Juan Capistrano 31 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Northwest Open Space Importance: High From: Tammy Suits Sent: Monday, June 24, 2019 11:34 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CSc~.n~1~_tiO_!}@sa11j!cJ,<!!L~J>.ig.@no ,.Qrg> Subject: Northwest Open Space Importance: High To Whom It May Concern : Growing up in nearby Dana Point, and as a resident of San Juan Capistrano tor over 10 years, I have always loved and admired how San Juan Capistrano bucks the societal trends and pressures of being like every other city in Orange County. Our beloved town feels different in all the best ways. It beats to it's own drum and isn't trying to be a cookie- cutter version of it's surroundings. San Juan is really a special gem. Where else can you get an old world feel, historic beauty, family friendly, and gorgeous development-free surrounding ridges and hills that's all of S minutes from the beach?! It's where home feels right and a place that I'm so happy to be raising my 3 children in. Along those lines, I'm saddened to hear that the city owned Northwest Open Space property is being considered for any sort of development. I'm all for maintaining our city and upgrading where necessary, keeping areas clean and safe for our residents; however this feels inherently different. It feels as if we are trying to "keep up" with the newness around us in the likes of Rancho Capistrano, Ladera Ranch, Baker Ranch, etc. That's not San Juan. We're already getting a huge hotel right in the center of town. And another one proposed by the Egan House. Those projects are amongst an already developed area, which makes sense. However why can't we keep open spaces just that? ... undeveloped, untouched open spaces that are scenic and natural? Again, if it's "cleaning it up" a bit and making some usable trails or building a nice restroom, adding grass to the dog park, etc. than I'm all for that. But considering a full blown amphitheater? Or worse, a campground'?!!!! That is a horrific idea. The Red Tail Acquisitions Proposal is flat-out dangerous. Campgrounds often bring trash, noise, drugs/alcohol, vagrants, homelessness, etc. to it's area and the surrounding areas. I live a mere mile from the Northwest Open Space and would feel very unsafe having my family that close to an area where passerby's are coming and going with little respect to the beautiful city that we call home. In your discussions and conversations about this rare area, I beg you to please be extremely careful in how you treat such precious land. Please be cognitive of the residents of San Juan Capistrano. Please put the well being of the residents and what's right ahead of a bottom-line or profit. Please cherish this city as much as it should be cherished. And please do NOT build any sort of campground nor anything resembling a campground, glamping, or anything of the sort. Not only is this a terrible idea, it is a dangerous one with horrible implications. Thank you for your time. Regards, Tammy Suits 32 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: NW Open Space Workshop From: Ed Beyer Sent: Monday, June 24, 2019 1:48 PM To: Maria Morris <MMorris@sanjuancapistrano.org>; 'Erin Beyer' <MReischl@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: NW Open Space Workshop June 23, 2019 City of San Juan Capistrano 23400 Paseo Adelanto San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Dear Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, ; Matisse Reischl I an:' writing to you regarding the proposed development for the NW Open Space. I am opposed to both of the projects for extensive development that were presented to the city council last April. If there is any development in that open space, then it must be compatible with what is already existing on that property. I believe that the Swanner House could possibly expand to better serve their customers and it could be done in a way that is compatible with the current structures. I also think that a soccer field, basketball court located near the dog park would also be compatible with the current use. Perhaps even a community garden that residents can pay a fee to the city for the use as a co-op? These monies may help to offset improvements to the park. We must preserve what we have paid dearly for as tax payers for future generations to enjoy. Please do not consider developing anything south of the dog park. That area should be nothing more than trails and open fields. I personally see many citizens of our great City enjoying our open space, hiking along the creek, enjoying the beautiful wildflowers in bloom and best of all, watching our city's best asset: The Swallows flying about and nesting in our open space! As a final appeal to future considerations, I do recommend proper due diligence always be conducted with any interested parties wishing to do business with our great city or enter into discussion/negotiations with the Council on any future matters. Thank you for your time in reading this and for your service to the city. Best regards, Edward W. Beyer San Juan Capistrano 33 I• . , A1f ett1..1'1-' t'Y) A ( I (_!,',ti fl ,,[L \i_~~.( / , ' I v \,'> - I 35 ~u._r'\>osciuf.+~M~ irfllM~;,~ (1 '[\'\ci-s . ~tt&f\~\'"\Q.E-- Pr ~:se.O\I e. N W 0 S ~id -fv 1 \::, ~ Res Lb l ~ l< e. ffi e... &jtc'.&.~ ''P_u..-6.!de.in V dl~e'.' As ~h>MtSed l ~ -,---t ovftlQ.,,t o.f _r!f\..~'8t _-lu.,,V\.d -°Q'M _.,__ _ i AA r ·Thc.u--n c t' ~M 1e.J use a.e..s1 'red ~ ~wf\sFp (e \ t\Jo RV ?~~~J< e.Jer-_,--{ 0 Pe.\'\ -fu u-e. ~ e.-~ 0:.-2> V&f ed.. . -ta 0 I -. 36 June 25, 2019 Mayor Brian Maryott, B. Siegel City Manager City of San Juan Capistrano 32400 Paseo Adelanto San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 Mayor Maryott, City Council Members and City Manager Siegel: I am writing to pass on my thoughts and preferences on the proposed uses of the Northwest Open Space. I attended Monday's forum at the Community Center, but left early and did not speak. As a resident since 1980, and having served on the City Council from 1994 to 200 6/. here are my thoughts: 1. The use of the NorthWest Open Space should be as passive as possible, while incorporating the non-conforming uses that are present. 2. A fair number of acres should be set aside for our First Residents/Native Americans' Village, for their uses and ours. 3. A community garden (see One Positiva Way) would be appropriate. 4. Walking trails, picnic areas, and native plantings are appropriate. All of the residents I have talked with see the NorthWest Open Space as a passive use .. El Camino Real and Ortega entrances from 01.,1r city limits in town define our community. It calms the mind as we return home. I would ask that we take the time to insure that our zoning, etc. conforms to our General Plan (which needs updating per code). Passive Open Space is the primary reason why our residents voted to own and maintain over 40% open space In city limits. No glamping, camping, soccer fields or other revenue enhancing venues. The city has an appropriate number of sports parks and equestrian stables for our residents. (Other cities use our parks and stables because they did not provide enough of them for their residents as it is.) With two new hotels and the River Street project, the city will have a new source of revenue to access for the benefit of our residents. Revenue enhancing uses bring with it a liability that the city does not need. If we are found just one percent liable in an incident that occurs on city property, litigators will try to access our deep pockets. I know that from serving on the Executive Board of the California Joint Powers Authority for ten years. An example Is the $8 million plus we incurred at the equestrian park we lease out on our Eastern entrance. This issue is a hot button issue with our residents. I have seen lesser issues result in costly referendums and recalls. 37 Having served 12 years as a Council Member, I can appreciate your efforts, time and service on behalf of our resident. I know the process takes time to achieve what Is needed; in the meantime, give hope to our First Residents that their VIiiage will happen. 38 §_A VE OUR §_AN JUAN % 29422 SPOTTED BULL WAY ~~SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA 92675 FAX 714-634-0254 ~ ~ PHONE 949-364-6818 June 24, 2019 VIA EMAIL TO MS. MEG MONAHAN PAGE 1 of 1. • Ms. Meg Monahan, City Clerk • Mayor Brain Maryott, Council Members Troy Bourne, Sergio Farias, • Derek Reeve, and John Taylor; • Mr. Benjamin Siegel, City Manager • Mr. Joel Rojas, Director of Development Services City of San Juan Capistrano 32400 Pasco Adelanto San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 RE: The Proposed "Putuidem Village" and The Northwest Open Space Committee Workshop Dear Addressees: These comments are submitted on behalf of §_ave Our §_an Juan ("SOS"), our members, and Robert P. and Nancy King as individuals. We publically thank Mayor Maryott for his integrity and political courage in honoring the San Juan's citizens original understanding and intent that their vote and subsequent tax money would be used for open space and, certainly not another commercial revenue generator for the City. We respectfully disagree with Staff that since the bond that purchased the subject property has been paid off, "therefore, the property may be sold or leased without and bond restrictions." Sta(fgives 110 cite as to the legal authority for their claim. While that may be true for a general-obligated bond, the subject property was purchased for funds authorized and collected by a referendum specifically for "open space." The case-law governing exact wording in initiatives and referendums is well known. The wording in the subject referendum was specific and precise for "open space." There was no "notice" that once the bond was paid off, the purpose stated in the referenda could be ignored. If Staff has a stature or case-law cite that clearly refutes the above assertion, please provide the cite(s). A commercial campground with all its frequent turnover and noise does not belong in this open space. The dramatic reduction in protection for the subject open space property by changing from a CP zoning to a OSR zoning is shown in Staffs "Northwest Open Space Zoning Designation" Table, "campground (RV, Trailer & Tent)" is allowed in only the OSR and RP zones. Clearly, the subject property is not a "regional park." If the Planning Commission and Council considers this project, an EIR will be required. If it is not, that would trigger a legal action. Please leave the subject property zoned as CP, and find another use that is truly compatible with the San Juan voter who wanted open space and voted and passed the referendum. A suggestion: A community garden with individual "plots" where San Juan citizens could raise their crops. The City of Orange has one, and it is always utilized. We appreciat~ your giving consideration to our comments. Very truly yours, §.ave Qur §.an Juan Robert King, President §.ave Qur §.an Juan (SOS) is a 501 ( c) (3) charitable organization fully recognized by the Internal Revenue Service and the State of California. All donations are fully deductible. SOS was fonned in April, 1991. Our mission is to protect and promote the quality of life of all Orange County citizens and the unique beauty and character of San Juan Capistrano. -949-364-6818 -E-mail:sosbobking@aol.com 39 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Native Americans From: Elizabeth Stocks Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2019 11:43 AM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@s an juancapist rano .org> Subject: Native Americans Yes! Yes! Yes! Give the native Americans 3 acres of land to build their village & a museum. They deserve it. It's the least we can do for them after our European ancestors took away so much! Does our city have a conscience or not? Do we really consider our own history? What are we waiting for? Why have we waited so long? Please respond. Elizabeth Stocks San Juan Capistrano (since 1973) Sent from Mail for Windows 10 *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 40 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Northwest Open Space From: Patricia Bauer Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2019 7:09 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: Northwest Open Space I attended the meeting this week and thank you for opening yourselves up to this forum to hear "the people" of San Juan. Absolutely a no to the RV Park. Move it out on the Ortega Hwy. where it belongs. Traffic will be unbearable. As a resident it is already impossible to get around town to do errands or to even get to the freeway. Those who say it is not a problem, obviously don't live where they have to deal with it on a daily basis. I am very disappointed in the city's decision to charge for parking in the Los Rios lot. You certainly are simply catering to tourists and tourist dollars. Makes it difficult for those of us who live in town to support the businesses . I like to spend my dollars eating and enjoying this special area, but you continue to make it difficult to do this by adding additional expenses. Has any consideration been given to provide stickers to residents for parking like is done in some other cities?? Lastly, what this city is doing to the Putuidem project is a travesty. This has been in process for years and just keeps being set aside. Additionally, the space has been cut by more than 50% which is ridiculous. There is no logical reason from what I heard this week to keep pushing this aside for your big revenue projects. I and many other citizens hope that you will stop stonewalling this project and move forward. This is a well deserved honor for the people who made this town the special place it is and to honor their ancestors. I most certainly hope you will fully explore the possibility of Prop. 68 resources at your earliest -convenience. Please move this forward now. Thank you for listening to the citizens of San Juan. P. Bauer *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 41 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : northwest open space From : Michael Spears Sent: Monday, June 24, 2019 5:00 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: northwest open space Hi, My name is Mike Spears, I'm new to San Juan. We moved here because we liked how it is less developed, undeveloped hillsides, unlike the South Bay .... too developed. It was either south of mission viejo or north to ventura or santa barbara. We always get compliments from family and friends . Then we heard of all the law suits. Wow, awesome! To me, it couldn't be more clear what the citizens of San Juan wanted with multiple approved measures over the years .... D and X. It is evident that the majority of the council does not know what their responsibilities are ..... REPRESENT THE CITIZENS OF SAN JUAN, not themselves. Its very suspicious. No commercial development for the Northwest open space!!! I understand that we are in the black, not red. Even if we were in the red though, the voters have already spoken in regards to this area. A campground is obviously not the intent for those measures. Common sense. What to do: Tie new trails to existing trails to the south, one for walking another for equestrian use. Dog park Indian cultural center bathrooms parking area picnic area Poss event center to north part near existing development which could be rented out for weddings, etc Thank you, mike spears *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 42 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: NWOS, the NWOS Workshops Held, and the Putuidem Village From: Rhen Kohan Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2019 3:56 PM To: Brian Maryott <BMaryott@sanjuancapistrano.org>; Troy Bourne <TBourne@saniuancapistrano.org> Cc: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: NWOS, the NWOS Workshops Held, and the Putuidem Village I wanted to thank both of you for conducting the 2 NWOS workshops in June 2019. You both had to deal with a multitude of issues and persons with differing history in San Juan with passionate views and requests. The Prop 68 information and offered assistance seemed to be potentially worth every minute of this. That input which appears it might help with the actualizing of the Village, was great. I wish you and the rest of the Council an abundance of patience and consciousness of deliberate stepping forward as you review and plan the next steps in this process. I trust the other council members to judiciously review and listen to your input as you share it with the three of them ..... maybe they listened to the videos of the meetings which would be optimum. My support continues for announcing commencement of the Village as quickly as possible with quickly as possible followed by what else will blend in with the open space feel. My best to you and thank you for your time and service .... Rhen Kohan ,,~ ·~ :; .' Virus-free. www.avg .com *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 43 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW : Proposed NW Open Space development From: Carol Flora Sent: Wednesday, July 3, 2019 6:00 PM To: City Clerk Scanstation <CScanstation@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: Proposed NW Open Space development Dear City Clerk ( and all City representatives). I moved to San Juan Capistrano with my parents in 1974. Other than living in Irvine for several years, my family and I bought a home here in 1992. I've seen many developments go up, road changes, and of course population changes. Often times the interest of the city is not the best for our city's cultural heritage, and open space. People are bought off, or taxable income is the priority. A park sounds like a great idea, excluding the campground, in light of our growing homeless population and the problems that come with it. Cities do not have control over homelessness, and I fear a campground or park may be a magnet for the homeless. A park less so than a campground. A horrible idea for a beautiful gateway to our city. Thank you, Carol Flora Sent from my iPhone *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 44 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: Putuidem Village Cultural Center From: Joanna Clark Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2019 7 :01 AM To: Maria Morris <MMorris@san juancapistrano.o rg>; Brian Maryott <BM aryott@san i ua ncapistra nq .org>; Christy Jakl <~iak !.@.gnj u a ncapis tr ano .org>; Sergio Farias <SF ar i as @ sa njy_anc~jstr a no.org >; Troy Bourne <TBo urne @sa n jua ncapist ra no.o rg >; Derek Reeve <Q ~e eve@ sa!}ju a nc ap istr a no .o rg >; John Taylor <JT ay lo r @san ju anc ap lstrano .o rg > Subject: Putuidem Village Cultural Center The Acjachemen Nation settled this area 12,000 years before our European interloper ancestors invaded and decimated the indigenous Native populations of the Americas with their germs, guns, and steel, and stole their land to subdivide and sell. Their history includes being uprooted from their village home of Putuidem and the surrounding area by Spanish missionaries and brought to the Mission site, treated as a lesser form of a human. They were forced to build the Mission, renamed the Juanefios Band of Mission Indians, and adopt a strange new faith. Following the American occupation of California in 1846, the "claims of Indians who had acquired land in the 1841 formation of the San Juan Pueblo, were ignored, despite evidence substantiating the Juanefios' claims." To further complicate their lives and dehumanization, the Governor of California called for the extermination of the indigenous population in 1851, and over the next 20 years, 80 percent of California's Native Americans were wiped out. Between 9,000 and 16,000 were murdered in cold blood ---the victims of a policy of genocide sponsored by the state of California and gleefully assisted by its newest citizens. In 2003, cultural genocide continued when the City Council approved the building of Junipero Serra High School on land sacred to the Acjachemen. Today their sacred burial ground is a soccer field. In 2016 the City Council approved the Putuidem Village Cultural Center, and after numerous reviews and concessions, the City Council approved plans and specifications for the Center on May 15, 2018. Then , less than a year later, on April 16, 2019, the new City Council voted to table the project until the community has had an opportunity to provide input on what it would like to see in the Northwest Open Space area. Enough! The sacred sites and lands of the Acjachemen descendants have been plundered, desecrated, and devoured by development over the past 243 years. It is time to end the cultural genocide and build the Putuidem Village Cultural Center; a place where we can come together and learn. *****Please note that email correspondence with the City of San Juan Capistrano, along with attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act, and therefore may be subject to disclosure unless otherwise exempt. 45 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey ----------Forwarded message--------- From: carolyn schneider Date: Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 2: 11 PM Subject: Re: City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Bathrooms are needed at space Sent from my iPhone 46 Matisse Reischl Subject: FW: City Manager Weekly Update -August 22, 2019 From: Lynn Ramirez Sent: Monday, September 2, 2019 12:10 PM To: Matisse Reischl <MReischl@sanjuancapistrano.org> Subject: Re: City Manager Weekly Update -August 22, 2019 This is in regards to developing our open space land that the people of San Juan paid for. I realize that the city council is pretty much voted for it .the only person that is not on board is the mayor thank you mayor I don't understand why you want to put a clamping Camp down there? I know you're saying you need the money but you just built that monstrosity of a hotel on the comer of the freeway coming off the freeway .I would think you'd be getting enough bed tax off of that. We paid for that land and if you're going to do something to it other than what it was originally intended for. give us our money back and give us the full face value of what it is valued at now .I don't think it's fair that wasn't the intention of the founders to have that land developed with the exception of the Native Americans putting their there Camp there. I'd say leave it alone or give us our money back cuz it's just not right! Sincerely Lynn Ramirez 47 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SurveyMonkey 01 What features and/or amenities would you like to see at the Northwest Open Space? Please check all that apply. Picnic areas Community swimming pool Live ont crtalnm•m t Walking and/or nature trail& Athletic field~ Community gardens "Putuldem Village" ... Winery/event venue Camping Parking Ampitheater Athletic facilities I ... Natural open space ANSWER CHOICES Playground equipment Eque strla fa cllltlcs/t .. Eating and drinking ••. Answered: 495 Skipped: 1 0% 10% 20% 30% 4Q% 50% 60o/1 70% BO'Yo 90'!. 100% RESPONSES ATTACHMENT 5 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Picnic areas Community swimming pool Live entertainment Walking and/or nature trails Athletic fields Community gardens "Putuldem Village" Community Park Project Winery/event venue Camping Parking Ampitheater Athletic facilities I.e. basketball courts, tennis courts, etc. Natural open space Playground equipment Equestrian facilities/trails ' Eating and drinking establishments Total Respondents: 495 2 Survey Monkey 45.25% 224 12.32% 61 22.83% 113 64.66% 320 9.49% 47 27 .68% 137 55.56% 275 23 .23% 115 20.40% 101 20.40% 101 19.39% 96 7.27% 36 63.64% 316 14 .55% 72 27.07% 134 17 .96% BS City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SurveyMonkey 02 The "Putuidem Village" Community Park Project, which honors local Native American history and is expected to cost approximately $2 million, should be constructed by the City at the Northwest Open Space property. Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree ANSWER CHOICES Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree TOTAL Answered: 492 Skipped: 4 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% RESPONSES 43.70% 215 14.84% 73 16.06% 79 10.37% 51 15.04% 74 492 3 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 03 I would be more inclined to support the "Putuidem Village" Community Park project at the Northwest Open Space property if all or a significant portion of the $2 million construction cost were to be paid by a private individual or group, as opposed to the City. Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree ANSWER CHOICES Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree TOTAL Answered : 488 Skipped : 8 0% 10% 20% 30'Yo 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% RESPONSES 21 .52% 105 18.24% 89 27.66% 135 11 .27% 55 21.31% 104 488 4 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Swvey SurveyMonkey 04 The City should consider uses at the Northwest Open Space that are accessible to residents and generate revenue to support City priorities. Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree ANSWER CHOICES Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree TOTAL Answered: 487 Skipped: 9 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% RESPONSES 21 .36% 104 14.58% 71 16.63% 81 19.92% 97 27 .52% 134 487 5 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Q5 How often do you visit the Northwest Open Space? I've never been there Three times a year or less Monthly Weekly Daily I ANSWER CHOICES I've never been there Three times a year or less Monthly Weekly Daily TOTAL Answered: 488 Skipped: 8 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% RESPONSES 14.55% 39.55% 27.05% 15.57% 3 .28% 6 Survey Monkey 71 193 132 76 16 488 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SurveyMonkey 06 If you do visit the Northwest Open Space, what is the primary purpose of your visit? Hiking trails Equestrian I trails Dog Park Winery/event venue Other (please specify): Answered: 454 Skipped : 42 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES Hiking trails 52.64% Equestrian trails 3.74% Dog Park 14.76% Winery/event venue 9.47% Other (please specify): 19.38% TOTAL 7 239 17 67 43 88 454 Questions 6: If you visit the Northwest Open Space, what is the primary purpose of your visit? Other: 88 responses Enjoy the open space . Walk. Take pictures. Dog park. 8/30/2019 2 :33 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r I would like to see something there that brings the community and family together. 8/30/2019 2:19 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r TO ENJOY NATURE, LEARN THE HISTORY OF THE INDIANS OF THIS AREA, DOG PARK IS GOOD IDEA AND EQUESTRIAN AREA. GARDEN AREA GOOD IDEA 8/30/2019 9:22 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Outdoor relaxation 8/29/2019 7:32 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Have not visited the area 8/29/2019 6:33 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Driving to a friend's house and my aunt use to work down that way. And my Kaiser doctor was there also. 8/27 /2019 9:41 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r live near there 8/27/2019 4:31 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r To connect with the land that once belonged to the Juaneno's 8/26/2019 12:51 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r i was simply checking it out 8/25/2019 6: 13 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Mountain Biking 8/23/2019 8:03 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r For tribal ceremonies 8/21/2019 10: 34 AMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Picnics 8/20/2019 3:26 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers 8 r Inspection of Trabuco Wash. 8/17/2019 11 :06 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r no reason to go there the way it exists now. I would like to go there if the trails were more accessible and connected up to other trails to the south. 8/17 /2019 9:33 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Simply to enjoy the solitude! 8/16/2019 11: 18 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r We have visited the winery when checking it out as a wedding venue . One of its assets was its proximity to the natural wilderness of the Open Space . Otherwise, driving by, which we often do, and seeing the open terrain lends peace to our drive and our entry into San Juan. 8/14/2019 7:14 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r Visit natural space 8/13/2019 5:37 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Pray at the our village site of Putuidem 8/13/2019 4:01 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Cycling 8/12/2019 6:33 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Enjoying the natural beauty. 8/12/2019 4:11 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Just curiosity 8/12/2019 3:25 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Photography 8/12/201912:24 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r Just drive in to look at the spring flowers 8/12/2019 12:21 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Mountain biking through the beautiful landscape. 8/12/2019 11 :51 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r 9 8/12/2019 11 :49 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r n/a 8/12/2019 11: 18 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Photography of nature, looking at wildflowers and mountains.some hiking, remembering how beautiful it used to be here. Nice to have SOMETHING left unspoiled! 8/1112019 8:48 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Drawing and painting the (vanishing) natural beauty of San Juan Capistrano 8/10/2019 4:47 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r I drive this route daily. I love that all you can see is open space . Stop ruining San Juan. It's too crowded now. 8/9/2019 5 : 11 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Looking for wildlife. 8/9/2019 4 :48 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r I like the open space that's out there 8/9/2019 3 :28 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Enjoyment of natural environment unspoiled by development. 8/9/2019 3:21 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Enjoy open space 8/9/2019 8 :01 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r unwind from the stress of everyday life and try to imagine what the area looked like in years past 8/7/2019 5:10 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r To Honor my ancestors. 8/7/2019 9 :39 AM Add tags-View respondent's answers r Envision Putuidem Village and think about how wonderful it will be when the city of SJC holds true to its original commitment to the Native Americans . 8/6/2019 6 :23 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Enjoying some of Orange County 's last open spaces 8/6/2019 5:29 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r 10 Pray with ancestors and to learn more about the land and to better spiritually connect to my ancestors. 8/6/2019 3:34 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Just to visited to better understand what was there . 8/6/2019 11 :45 A MAdd tags -View respondent's answers r To see the exhibits that pay homage to the local Native American tribes. 8/6/2019 12:08 A MAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Celebrate my Acjacheman haritage 8/5/2019 11 :20 A MAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Enjoy the open space 8/5/2019 11 : 17 A MAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Serenity and meditation 8/5/2019 10 :42 A MAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Camping if you build it 8/5/2019 9:1 O AMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Quiet time 8/5/2019 8:38 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Praying for the people 8/5/2019 6:36 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Ceremony 8/5/2019 5:42 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Honoring the ancestors who used to live there. 8/4/2019 10:15 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r To visit our tribal land to pray and be close to our ancestors to teach my grandchildren who they are and the history of our tribe 8/4/2019 10: 13 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Tribal village site 8/4/2019 10:05 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r 11 She hope you are coming with construction of the ZNative American Cultural Center 8/4/2019 9 :59 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Sacred site, cultural practices . 8/4/2019 9 :32 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r A safe space for our tribe to come together and honor our ancestors 8/4/2019 9 : 11 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Ceremony 8/4/2019 9:10 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r To look at it's natu beauty 8/4/2019 8 :43 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r History of the native people that were there before it was taken away 8/4/2019 8 :38 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Honoring my ancestors 8/4/2019 8 :36 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Never there 8/4/2019 7 :52 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Honorary visit 8/4/2019 7 :50 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Outside natural space 8/4/2019 7 :27 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Quiet relaxing remembering ancesters, walking & praying 8/4/2019 6 :47 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Honoring native Acjachemen and nature 8/4/2019 6 :01 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Prayer 8/4/2019 5 :43 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r Prayers Honoring our land! 8/4/2019 5:38 PMAdd tags -View respondent's answers r 12 To mediate pray talk to my ancestors relax 8/4/2019 5:25 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r I regret that I have not been there but look forward to it being developed for the Native Americans of this area 8/4/2019 4:57 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r To check on whether the City Council has moved forward on giving the land to corporate America for an RV Park, etc. 8/4/2019 4:43 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Native rituals and remembrance 8/4/2019 4:42 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Relaxation 8/4/2019 4:40 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Nature 8/4/2019 4:37 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Cultural 8/4/2019 4:35 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Love to sit and look at scenery 8/4/2019 3:43 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r To visit the traditional site of the local native Americans 8/4/2019 3:39 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r To visit my ancestors. Enjoy nature 8/4/2019 3:19 PM Add tags-View respondent's answers r Enjoy the open space 8/4/2019 2:59 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Nature 8/4/20192:11 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Talk to the native tribe and c what they want it's theirs 8/4/2019 1 :44 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Worshipping 13 8/4/2019 1 :35 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Putuidem and nature hikes. This is designated open space that should not be commercialized 8/4/2019 1 :33 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Archaeology and historical sight visit 8/4/2019 1: 12 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Enjoy nature 8/4/2019 12 :19 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers r I don't know where it is 8/4/2019 11 :05 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Being in a one with nature on a holy land 8/4/2019 7 :53 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r To pray and wonder why the city is dragging their feet on this we know what you really want 8/4/2019 7 :53 AM Add tags-View respondent's answers r I Walk the area to experience nature and also walkk my dog 8/2/2019 10: 17 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r viewing the open, natural area that was paid for by the citizens to be kept as open sopace 8/2/2019 7 :59 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Photography 8/2/2019 7 :10 AM Add tags -View respondent's answers r Bikes 8/1 /2019 7 :40 PM Add tags -View respondent's answers 14 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey Q7 Please rank in order of preference what features, amenities and/or objectives you would like to see prioritized in the City's spending plan. Additional walking and/ ... Improve existing ... Community gardens Additional law enforcement ... Additional equestrian ... Improve current ... Additional athletic ... Community swimming pool Additional walking and/or nature trails Improve existing streets/roadway improvements Community gardens Additional law enforcement personnel Additional equestrian trails/facil ities Improve current athletic fields/facilities Additional athletic fields/facilities Community swimming pool 0 2 1 2 34.91% 18.69% 155 83 25.96% 19.47% 108 81 10 .36% 18.31% 43 76 14.21% 17 .01% 56 67 11.46% 13 .54% 44 52 3.15% 7.35% 12 28 3.43% 3 .96% 13 15 6 .68% 10.43% 25 39 Answered: 470 Skipped : 26 3 4 5 6 3 4 5 13.29% 11 .71 % 9.46% 59 52 42 13.94% 10.34% 6 .73% 58 43 26 17.35% 18 .55% 14 .22% 72 77 59 16 .75% 11.93% 12.94% 66 47 51 14 .06% 12.50% 9.64% 54 48 37 14.44% 14.96% 19.69% 55 57 75 7.12% 6 .33% 11 .61% 27 24 44 7.22% 9.89% 9.89% 27 37 37 15 7 8 9 10 6 7 B TOTAL SCORE 7.88% 2.48% 1.56% 35 11 7 444 6.16 6.01% 5.77% 11 .76% 25 24 49 416 5.48 10 .12% 7.23% 3.86% 42 30 16 415 5.13 9.14% 7.61% 10.41% 36 30 41 394 4.98 7.03% 13 .54% 18.23% 27 52 70 384 4 .38 21.78% 14.70% 3.94% 63 56 15 381 4.15 18.47% 30.08% 19.00% 70 114 72 379 3 .11 12.83% 14.71% 28 .34% 48 55 106 374 3.55 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Sul"\leyMonkey QB Please add any additional suggestions that were not already addressed. Answered : 179 Skipped : 317 16 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SurveyMonkey # 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 08 Please add any additional suggestions that were not already addressed. An swered : 179 Skipped : 317 RESPONSES DATE Deal with the homeless 8/31/2019 2:01 PM None 8/30/201911 :47 AM Why not better preserve and replant the orange orchard already there? It is such an iconic part of 8/30/2019 10:26 AM our county's agricultural legacy. Perhaps leasing the land to an orange farmer, or hiring an agriculturalist to make sure it is maintained in pristine condition? I am a Cal Poly grad and know several-including in the OC area. (Contact me for more infonnation (949) 303-0795) The city needs to meet expectations and follow thru what was already approved . Build the Native 8/30/2019 7:33 AM village The ghost train needs to be dealt with. If the conductor is pulling up to the stop to fast which is 8/30/2019 7:19 AM causing the sensor to be triggered, then something needs to be done about this. None 8/30/2019 6:07 AM None 8/30/2019 6:00 AM Love the idea of winery/eating areas 8/30/20 19 4:27 AM unique lodging and restaurants 8/30/2019 4:03 AM Improve the northwest open space and make sure it all s accessible to all residents B/30/2019 1 :44 AM This project is a great opportunity for the residents of SJC. -Restore the orange groves that used to 8/30/2019 1 :03 AM welcome residents and visitors coming south on the 5. -Offer diverse activities appealing to all residents; camping, riding , hiking, picnicking , living history, -The fact that all of the above can be accomplished with such a small footprint al the expense of developers that are local families for over 20 years is a unique opportunity. City purchased open space to keep it open space 8/29/2019 11 : 10 PM Love Glamping/RV 8/29/2019 2:04 PM None 8/29/2019 1 :28 PM Nothing to add B/29/2019 11 :33 AM I would like more public ammenties , when my friends and I want to play soccer, we have to go to 8/28 /2019 2:55 PM the San Clemente fields because the ones San Juan has arent nice, or very limited I'm sure you have driven in SJC and it's hard to see my grandfather, who has driven del Obispo 8/27/2019 2 :41 PM since it was a dirt road, cringe because it's "Rush hour" at 9:00am in our cute townl It wasn't set for this! All of these amendments to the general plan are just ruining the SJC I've always loved . Dedicate a portion of Northwest Open Space for parking with a shuttle to town similar to the 8/27/2019 1 :32 PM Laguna Beach parking lots . if people want to camp they can drive down Ortega or to Dana Point beach to camp . Add more 8/26/2019 11 :56 PM daily activities for people to enjoy not a camping ground What is being proposed sounds amazing! 8/26/2019 12:58 PM First and foremost, do the Puluidem Village project. 8/26/2019 5:51 AM clean up the areas we have .... Del Obispo ... 8/25/2019 11 :13 AM Please keep your promise to the first Americans who's ancestors built the Mission and now want to 8/25/2019 7:28 AM be remembered at this very small piece of their original home. I pay an extra tax on my house for that lpen Space and I want it to be use as open space 8/24/2019 8:15 AM 17 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 None 8/24/2019 4 :59 AM Na 8/24/20191 :35AM Strongly disagree with the councils support of a "glamping site" what are you thinking? This will B/23/2019 11 :27 AM add zero value to this town and only add problems. You think your making money but your inviting massive challenges from traffic now to more homeless issues to devaluing our property values and adding to increased crime and trash. Makes one wonder what your true agenda is as a council member and for whom your working for. It would be reasonable to have some commercial development in the Northwest Open Space 8/23/2019 7:13 AM similar to the existing winery, but it must be subordinate to public access and use . Expand trolley days More city-sponsored concerts, art fairs, family nights B/23/2019 5:15 AM Need a small footbridge over Oso/Trabuco creek to connect one bank to the other. It gets hairy to 8/23/2019 1 :03 AM cross the creek on foot/bike during the Winter/Spring. 1. This survey is problematic. Question 4 makes no distinction between access by residents and 8/21 /2019 3:34 AM generation of revenue for the city. They are very different and should be separate questions. Question 7 excludes Putuldum Village as a preference which is strange considering that question 1 includes it, and questions 2 and 3 focus on it Question 3 invites people to "prefer" private funding for Putuidum. However, other uses are not mentioned in connection with funding nor does the survey ask whether the public would prefer that athletic fields/facilities, community gardens, equestrian/walking/nature trails, swimming pools, and/or law enforcement personnel be privately, rather than publicly funded. Preserve the Acjachemen burial grounds at the NWOS. It is the right thing to do. 8/21/2019 2:27 AM Keep the city of SJC the small town feeling , hilltops with no structures, enforce no RV and vehicle 8/20/2019 8:43 AM camping on our city streets , have business (eg . car dealerships Toyota and Ford , Pacific Appliances ) keep their landscaping and debris cleaned up . If a homeless shelter or homeless parking is ever provided in SJC move it as far inland as possible away from the beach . The closer to the beach the more out of state or other city vagrants will come . FEED THEM AND THEY WILL COME! Start up the CCC aga in -work for food and housing! Picnic areas, Historic Ind ian village , Improved parking, keep the real estate vultures out of it. 8/20/2019 8:26 AM More and better and cleaner biking trails. Worst biking lanes in OC . Debris and uneven pavement. B/19/2019 1 :26 PM The Northwest Open Space should be just that -"OPEN" space . Having companies come in and B/19/2019 2 :40 AM set up facilities that are not needed runs contrary to the reasons we have open spaces . Public Bicycle racks in downtown . I'd rather bike to dinner or movie . This would reduce auto traffic . B/18/2019 2 :26 AM More controls on homeless people from begging at intersections, In front of businesses!!!!!! 8/17 /2019 3:52 AM absolutely , no commercial enterprises. B/17/2019 2:33 AM The Northwest open space area such be batter maintained through routine actions, such as 6/16/2019 4: 1 B AM cleaning up graffiti, removal of trash and weed-abatement. 18 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SurveyMonkey 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 The most shocking thing about this questionnaire is that you do not even allow a respondent to 8/16/2019 3:10 AM choose "no development, no features, no amenities of any kind ." That's not even an option on your Question #1. And yet, no development of any kind is the highest and best use of this land. Without the choice of a "no development question" you have skewed this questionnaire to the outcome you want--development. Do not develop the open space in any way--no features -no amenities . Anyth ing you build will promote the extinction of one species or another. Keep it/ return it to wild . Please stop trying to use every corner of nature to benefit humans. That is so selfish , so ignorant and so short-sighted . Set it aside to protect the species that live there . Those species contribute to the planet's biosphere and that biosphere is what protects us and permits life on earth-including human life. There is not nearly enough wild, untouched space as it is. Lesson on Biodiversity Biodiversity forms a shield protecting each of the species that together compose it, ourselves Included. No species lives alone. When we allow one species to die, we erase the web of relationships ii maintained in life , with consequences to its entire ecosystem . Human-caused agents of extinction are synergistic. As any one of the agents intensifies, it causes other to intensify also and that accelerates species extinction . As species extinction mounts, biodiversity reaches a tipping point at which the ecosystem collapses catastrophically . Those most uncaring and prone to be dismiss ive of the biosphere and its magnificent, life-giving biodiversity are often those who have had the least personal experience with it. Ignorance is based on lack of understanding. Every creature in the biosphere has taken millions and millions of years to evolve . Displacing wilderness and accelerating extinction is ignorant and permanently destructive . Our accelerating extinction rate now threatens the life-giving capacity of our one and only planet including its ability to support human life . --biologist, E.O . Wilson -- 1-No further development until there is complete plan. NW Open Space is too valuable to 8115/2019 12 :47 PM squander it piecemeal. 2-Stop blundering into costly litigations employ residents only in city positions 8/15/2019 4 :36 AM Keep the Open Space open! 8/15/2019 4 :35 AM I am not in favor of any glamping project. 8/14/2019 12: 14 PM Possibly swap out some of the Northwest open space for more desirable land more centrally 8/14/2019 8:49 AM located . The reason that we ranked "additional athletic fields " at the top is only for a skate park . This city is 8/14/2019 8:26 AM LONG OVERDUE for a skate park. We are aware the Council "approved" one several years ago but provided no funding. The pre-determined location would be fine but it could also be constructed at the Northwest Open Space INSTEAD of more soccer fields or equestrian space. Please fund a skate park BEFORE/INSTEAD of spending any money on NEW athletic: facilities that are not a skate park . The children of this community have nowhere to skate and are waiting patiently . We are also NOT in favor of any additional equestrian facilities or money spent in that way (we have enough equestrian opportunities in this town and should have never paid $30 million for the facility on Ortega.) I love true open space in my home city of San Juan Capistrano -Please, Please Spirit allows our 8/13/2019 2:31 PM open space, trees, and undeveloped land to remain raw . Proceed with Putuidem Park project 8/13/2019 10 :37 AM campgrounds sound awesome 8/13/2019 9:21 AM 1. open air museum 8/13/2019 9:01 AM nice off leash dog park 8113/2019 7:33 AM sell the riding park and pay off the bonds 8/13/2019 6:36 AM parking 8/1312019 3: 11 AM Bike park -hundreds of cities across America are recognizing the public health and tourism value 8112/2019 11 :33 AM of a city bike park. San Francisco is one of the more prominent tourist destinations that is in the construction phase currently . Horse Camping! 8/12/2019 9:55 AM This area should be protected as OPEN SPACE and a place to honor our history -a part of history 8/12/2019 9:34 AM that has been ignored, downplayed and told 'wrongly' for generations. Stop desecrating the native lands and the lands of the natives! Just stop . 19 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 The people of SJC voted to purchase the NWOS for OPEN SPACE, not development of any kind. 8112/2019 9:19 AM The Putuidem Village should be consfructed by the Native Americans, at their expense, on the portion of the NWOS allocated to them. Otherwise, if there are proposals for anything, they should be put to a vote of the people -not just an informal survey. And my vote will always be for open space , literally. Don't touch the open space . That's why they call it open space 8/12/2019 9 : 11 AM A safe pleasant place to take children for fun and some hiking trails for children to explore the B/12/2019 8 :34 AM outdoors. How about improvements in neighborhoods that have not been touched in a very long time ... like 8/12/2019 8 :25 AM mine! FIX THE STREETS!!l!ll! 8/12/2019 8 :19 AM I think it's important that the city continue to support and foster the equestrian community, 8/12/2019 6 :01 AM recognizing that the industry brings visitors who spend money in local establishments. That, in combination with an entertainment venue In the Northwest Open Space (which can be environmentally friendly and preserve the feel of nature), would make SJC even more attractive to visitors and add revenue to the city . Reata Park needs someone to care for the gardens 8/12/2019 5:41 AM n/a B/1212019 5:21 AM Enhance our downtown! Question number 7 does not specify that it is about Open Space. It B/12/2019 5:02 AM should be reformatted, I believe, to say "overall" or specify "Open Space." There are many priorities in the realm of economics and downtown that are more important than Open Space use. Police the homeless in this area. They often appear to be intoxicated with drugs or alcohol and 8/1212019 4:53 AM many times will not leave you alone. Re-engineer Ortega and 1-5 area! 8/12/2019 4 :53 AM I think the city should re-develop a portion of the low-end , outdated housing currently there . 8112/2019 4:51 AM Poor questionnaire -designed to drive answers to a preconceived point of view . 8112/2019 4:47 AM We need a skatepark more people would use it than would visit the Indian village . Skaters will 8112/2019 4 :27 AM spend more $ in SJC I would like to see a tiny house community established for our homeless population. 8112/2019 4 :17 AM I can't answer question about Putuidem because I've never heard of it and you didn't describe it. 8/1212019 4 :17 AM Clamping good idea in northwest area 8/12/2019 4 :17 AM I am especially concerned that the city not take away the Putuidem Village option . We have 8/12/2019 4 :04 AM already denied the land where Serra High School Field is located . We already have LOTS of athletic fields and horse trails ! It would be nice, since it is such a scenic 8/11 /2019 1 :48 PM area, to have an arts/crafts area. Irvine has a WONDERFUL facil ity and it is widely used I would like to see the Putuidem Village with a passive park like Los Rios Park with a playground 8111/2019 10 :50 AM area for young children . You should use the same designers that designed Los Rios Park . They did a fantastic job. It feels like a sacred place which would be appropriate next to the Pu tu idem Village . I am hoping the additional revenues generated by the city of san juan capistrano are used to 8/11 /2019 10 :34 AM improve existing stress/roadways. Big, loo big of a hotel by the beautiful mission, will generate more traffic and the residents of this beautiful city should be rewarded with maintained roadways. It would be nice to use that space to increase the city's revenue by not opening it up to major 8/11 /2019 6:38 AM development. When I voted for open space bond measures , I voted for natural open space . I did not vote for 8111/2019 5 :24 AM developed space whether it be sport parks , etc. I believe we need to preserve nature and enable people to go and experience the peace and beauty of a natural area without additional cost. This is especially important as it is becoming increasingly difficult to gel camping permits and access to wilderness parks. I believe it is important to keep this area a nature preserve with trails & trees . 8/10/2019 11:15 AM 20 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey 82 83 84 85 Look, this isn't a complicated issue. The voters chose to make the Northwest open space OPEN SPACE. "Open Space' means natural space· not some money-making venture to paper over the City's financial mismanagement. Isn't the City government's charter to preserve SJC's rural character? Keep open space open and uses very low key. No camping or "glamping." A sidewalk on Rancho Viejo road in front of the Endevco building. Survey Monkey 8/10/2019 9:47 AM 8/10/2019 4:07 AM 8/10/2019 2:38 AM 8/10/2019 2:18 AM 86 It is very important to remember that in 1990 the citizens of SJC voted to tax themselves in order to 8/10/2019 12:37 AM preserve open space and farming in the City. Just because the bonds have been paid off does not mean that the Northwest Open Space is now available for commercial uses. The residents voted to keep that area as passive open space. The community center, Hausdorfer Field and the soccer fields were to be used for active recreation and the preservation of farming. It is very important to honor the wishes of the voters in 1990 who, with a 72% yes vote, financially committed to preserve open space and farming in San Juan Capistrano permanently. The City Council should not deviate from the original uses outlined on the 1990 for the Open Space ballot. 87 Municipal golf course would preserve the open space and provide revenue for the city . 8/9/2019 2:39 PM 88 The equestrian trails, open space, parks and nature trails are very important to me. 8/9/2019 1 :32 PM 89 Why does this land have to be developed at all? I am a resident and I am against anything but the 8/9/2019 12:46 PM Indian village. Leave it alone . 90 Clean up the city ... there is too much trash! 8/9/2019 11 :40 AM 91 Leave North West Open Space OPEN for all to enjoy. Lets not buy into company's using our 8/9/2019 8:28 AM public lands for there profit like the riding park. 92 Keep as much natural open space as possible . No commercial development that would limit free 8/9/2019 8:21 AM public access and use. No "glamping". No alcohol. Avoid another fiasco llke the Blenheim· controlled Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park. 93 we do not need any businesses to build revenue generating facilities in our residents space/land. 8/9/2019 7:18 AM Please take this seriously as we do not need to get rid of our green space for profit. 94 More focus on preserving the wide open spaces, and small town feel that is the charm of San 8/9/2019 6:59 AM Juan. Stop building huge construction projects that are swallowing up down town & now spreading to all open areas around town . Over development is happening . Our city's heritage is being surrendered to those who want to develop it for prof! 95 Make the town esthetically pleasing & less like a ghetto with weed roadways & embankments & 8/9/2019 6 :01 AM less low income housing. Good luck 96 The Village should proceed immediately then natural open space should surround it. NO further 8/9/2019 3:47 AM development! 97 Please do not add camping. Then more law enforcement expenses will be incurred and other 8/9/2019 3:20 AM expenses for the city to effect its budget. 98 Aside from the putudeim village being built in the Northwest Open Space area, the surrounding 8/9/2019 2:47 AM space should be kept open space to preserve the beloved space or some of it shall be converted into a community garden to bring people of all ages together in a recreational effort that benefits the planet. What we should not add in the open space area is any form of a revenue-generating facility, like glamping, that far too many residents opposed in the community forum meetings. It would be disrespectful to not only the putudeim village, but to the San Juan residents and owners of the land who would now have to pay to enjoy the area. 99 Implement Railroad crossing grade separations, adjust developer fee schedule 8/9/2019 2:04 AM 100 NO CAMPING!!!!!! 8/9/2019 1:46 AM 1O1 This survey is a laughing stock. How about a question about leaving it as is, that is what we want. 8/912019 12:27 AM Open space. 102 Would like this area to be kept as natural as possible. 8/912019 12:05 AM 103 Open space is a GIF!! Very few community's still Posess any. Leave it alone!! That is one of the 8/7/2019 7:10 AM features that makes SJC GREAT, Unique, charming, appealing!!! Don't try to fix what is not broken!! 21 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 104 As Putuidem is an open air museum like Jamestown and other similar re-creations of historic 61712019 5:05 AM communities around the world, it is already an allowed use and needs to be recognized as such by the Council. Setting it right next to all that an RV park entails would ruin the very experience it is designed to create for visitors . That would be a great and permanent loss to our historic city. 105 Stay committed to the plan for Putuidem Village. 8/6/2019 11 :23 AM 106 Please fix what we already have and we don't need more expenses to our matinance budget. 4 .6 6/6/2019 10 :29 AM million a yearfor6 years is still needed to maintain current road conditions! Do Not develop our north west open space. 107 Get rid of the homeless that live there and have a police presence 6/612019 10:27 AM 106 Would love to see the open space developed into something fun for the community and profitable 6/612019 10 : 15 AM to the city 109 dedicated mountain bike trails. 616/2019 9:03 AM 11 O Commercial ventures should not be the primary focus. Commercial ventures should be ancillary to 6/612019 8:59 AM the open space uses. Any reclassification from the current open space category requires a City- wide vote. 111 Native american native gardens with informational plates 616/2019 8:34 AM 112 I love the idea of providing some lower impact, active amenities such as Camping and glamping 81612019 4:45 AM facilities, surrounded by trails, citrus trees and park amenities. I would like a nice winery/restaurant to enjoy the land more and to have it available for events. 113 Please leave our burial of our elder stay we're there are 8/6/2019 12:28 AM 114 Skate park in new Northwest park space 81512019 6:21 AM 115 The Northwest open space was voted on for public use and should remain as natural as possible, 8/5/2019 6:05 AM with historical and/or cultural options 116 The history of San .Juan Capistrano, the natural beauty of the area and the Native American 815/2019 5:26 AM community should all be celebrated and respected . You do not need another RV park, that will only cater to a few. As a SoCal resident who likes to visit your town, an RV park is not what I am going to want to experience while visiting and spending money in your town. 117 For NWOS, allow only minimal construction with minimal ground disturbance ....... keep it 815/2019 4:17 AM natural... .. no buildings 118 Do what you promised please 81512019 3:42 AM 119 You will never regret keeping open space . 81512019 3:10 AM 120 Maintain the existing facilities before adding new ones. 8/512019 1 :38 AM 121 Once again, you keep asking what people want at the site and you keep getting the same 8151201912:56 AM answers-YES to the Putuldem Village, NO to camping! 122 Security 814/2019 11 :39 PM 123 Keep the agreement that was already made . Unbelievable that these type of survey questions are 8/412019 11 :36 PM being asked again. The city of SJC is being controlled by a bunch of greedy jerks looking for a hand out instead of helping the citizens. Rv is not open space. 124 No 814/2019 4:47 PM 125 Please fix the traffic lights on Del Obispo. Sitting thru three lights just to get thru Camino 8/4/2019 4:00 PM Capistrano is crazy. 126 More restaurants 81412019 3:28 PM 127 Keeping the history of the Acjachemen people alive and well by ensuring putuidem community 8/412019 3:13 PM center be built on this land 128 Keep your promise to build the Putuidem village cultural center. 81412019 2:59 PM 129 The city should honor the promise that was made to the local tribe who's land and ancestors have 8/412019 2:11 PM been disrespected by building on sacred land 130 Funding for Homeless people 61412019 2:01 PM 22 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 131 To see the village be built just like the city promised 8/4/2019 1 :43 PM 132 Do want was promised for the local tribe. They are real people . They ar~ real native Americans. B/4/2019 1 :38 PM You can't erase them and act like they have never existed in SJC . 133 The City should pay. The People(lndians) deserve to have their ancestors saved. All else has B/4/2019 12 :50 PM been taken away. 134 Honor your word! Acjachemen people matter! 8/4/2019 12:43 PM 135 Develop the space to honor the native culture and their request 8/4/2019 12:27 PM 136 Putuidum village community park 8/4/2019 11 :4 7 AM 137 Add Patiludum Park as an option for question #7 8/4/2019 11 :47 AM 138 "Putuidem Village" Commun ity Park Project should come first and only 8/4/2019 11 :01 AM 139 I believe the Native Americans should have the privilege in deciding what is to be 8/4/2019 10:43 AM 140 The Acjachemen Cultural Park 8/4/2019 10:38 AM 141 At times the ' city over looks the historical value of the city 8/4/2019 10 :25 AM 142 You seem to have left out the area to be used tor the Native Americans of the area in #7 8/4/2019 9:57 AM 143 I support Putudiem village and Encourage the city to keeps its promise to the tribe . B/4/2019 9:48 AM 144 Highest Priority: Complete the "Putuidem Village" Community Park Project 8/4/2019 9:43 AM 145 This land should be used to preserve the Native American heritage , not for the city 's revenue. I am 8/4/2019 9:42 AM not a member of the Tribe but do see the importance of preserving what is left of their land . Maybe instead of fighting against them , work with them and bring the community together. Try to make something that honors them that could also attract tourism I.E . a cultural center , displays of artifacts from the culture, tours of such places etc. 146 We don't want camping! 8/4/2019 8:43 AM 147 The first responsibility of the city is to honor their commitment to the local tribe. ,None of the above 814/2019 8:39 AM options included that. 148 Honor your promises and votes to create the Patiiudum Park and keep the rest of the open space 8/4/2019 7:59 AM OPEN . 149 Putuidem Village Park Interpretive Center at the Northwest Open space needs to be completed 8/4/2019 7:11 AM and paid tor by the City! (as promised) 150 This designated open space must not be commercialized. Left as parkland. Not destroy the B/4/2019 6:33 AM Putidum village 151 Honor your promise to the Acjachemen and keep the NW Open space natural B/4/2019 5: 19 AM 152 Positive effect on San Juan history. B/4/2019 4 :53 AM 153 The city really needs a community pool. That we have to go to San Clemente to swim is sad . We 8/4/2019 2:54 AM could partner with Dana Point to share the expense. 154 Combintions of village sports field live entertainment 8/4/2019 2:36 AM 155 Please stop to trying to congest the outer edges of our city like has been done in the downtown 8/4/2019 12 :53 AM area we can not move were packed in here like rats traffic is a mess roads need repair open space needs almost no maintenance. The town cannot fit anybody else let's provide services and areas for their residence stop inviting thousands to come here and wedge us in tighter . I 156 Hate vs hate no one ever wins This is a community we should be respectful and never make a 8/3/2019 9: 18 PM promise you can't keep 157 Acjachemen village already approved by three city councils . So disappointed with this existing 8/3/2019 4:37 PM council! 158 Would like to see City beautifcat ion on my streets no overhead power phone lines B/3/2019 4:21 PM 159 Past due in proceeding with the Putidem Village and acreage should be returned to · original 8/3/2019 3:34 PM promise . 160 I would like to see the skate park built B/312019 2:31 PM 23 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 161 Given the monstrosity that is being built next to the Mission and SJE, I REALLY wish the city would 81312019 2:02 PM pay attention to the consequences of allowing these giant structures and influx of people without considering the infrastructure and the effects to the residents. 162 San Juan Capistrano is all about open space . This area is the gateway to our town coming lrom 813/2019 2:25 AM the north and no matter what is built there , it needs to remain unspoiled . It should not be used to generate revenue. Focus those efforts in the downtown . 163 Improve and enhance the riverbed vistas and access. In consideration of the putuidem village, and B/212019 9:05 AM the fact that the mission was built where it stands because of its proximity to water, we should provide some reverance to this natural resource that flows through our town . Possible sponsor from fish and game or audubon society. 164 Improve the dog park. It's very unfriendly to dogs who have to endure wood pieces in their paws. I 8/2/2019 4:55 AM think it would be used more if grass was there like in Mission Viejos dog parks . 165 No Glamping In North West Open Space 8/212019 3:25 AM 166 Improve traffic flow thru SJC and repair road surfaces on Calle Chueca abd Calle Resplendor B/2/2019 3:17 AM 167 Putuidem Village seems like a great way to honor the heritage of San Juan Capistrano, having 8/2/2019 1 :58 AM some kind of additional park or amenities or events in area would be nice to make the experience more fun 168 Strongly pay attention to the citizens of San Juan Cap istrano who paid for this open space w ith B/212019 12:59 AM their tax money for 25 years, other than suggestions from people from out of the area 169 This area could be used for homeless shelter --not in anyone's backyard. 8/2/2019 12:50 AM 170 Farm the NWOS like the Kinoshita property and leave it passive . That's what the voters wanted in 8/2/2019 12 :1 O AM 1990 171 Need to pave streets and spend a lot of money to trim trees.and remove trees. 8/1/2019 9 :18 PM 172 A paramed ic on our fire engine 8/1/2019 3:37 PM 173 No commercial projects on the northwest open space unless the cit izens approve it by a vote 8/1/2019 3 :06 PM 174 The Northwest Open Space could be used as a large park, where families can recreate, picnic and 8/1/2019 2 :44 PM enjoy the trails and creekbeds . It can be used for community activities such as concerts and other large scale events that would showcase our open space ethic. 175 No private commerical development or buildings No "Glamping" facilities No permanent building 8/1 /2019 1 :59 PM structures Explore a venue similar to Kinoshita Farms Build the Native American project 1/2 its current planned size. Downsize it and save money Plant new Orange trees Maintain wildlife corridor connect ions Connect horse trails from south end Do not build expens ive athletic fields 176 Please don't waste tax money on a high maintenance Indiana village 8/112019 1 :08 PM 177 178 179 More bike trails and community concerts and plays! SKATE PARK 24 8/1/2019 1:07 PM 8/1/2019 12:40 PM 8/1/2019 12 :28 PM City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey ANSWER CHOICES Yes No TOTAL Yes No 09 I am a San Juan Capistrano resident. Answered: 484 Skipped: 12 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 25 RESPONSES 78.93% 21 .07% . SurveyMonkey 382 102 484 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SurveyMonkey Q10 If you are a San Juan Capistrano resident, what street do you live on? Answered: 382 Skipped: 114 26 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey SwveyMonkey # 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 010 If you are a San Juan Capistrano resident, what street do you live on? RESPONSES Celle Santa Rosalia Calle San Felipe Peppertree Bend Silvercreek Dr. Corte Montecito Calle Delgado Old San Juan Rd Alipaz Trabuco Creek Road Via Limon Silver Creek Guadalupe St Silver Creek Dr Alipaz Camino La Ronda Answered: 382 Skipped: 114 I used to live on 30291 Camino Capistrano and very familiar with the open space . Old San Juan Road 32561 Del Zura Alipaz st NA Alipaz st. Seasand Paseo el Lazo Oretega Old San Juan road calle de la rosa Monarch Drive Calle Mira Monte Calle San Marcos via mirador Silver Creek Drive Silver Creek Drive Stoneridge estates Via Ventana Old San Juan Road 27 DATE 9/2/2019 7 :11 PM 9/1/2019 7 :55 AM 8/31/2019 2:01 PM 8/31/2019 1:57 PM 8/31/2019 8 :42 AM 8/31/2019 6 :47 AM 8/31/2019 12:26 AM 8/30/2019 11 :47 AM 8/30/2019 10 :26 AM 8/30/2019 9 :50 AM 8/30/2019 9 :37 AM 8/30/2019 9 :34 AM 8/30/2019 9 :29 AM 8/30/2019 8:44 AM 8/30/2019 8:34 AM 8/30/2019 7 :33 AM 8/30/2019 7 :19 AM 8/30/2019 6 :07 AM 8/30/2019 6 :01 AM 8/30/2019 6 :00 AM 8/30/2019 4:42 AM 8/30/2019 4:27 AM 8/30/2019 4 :26 AM 8/30/2019 4 :25 AM 8/30/2019 4 :12 AM 8/30/2019 4 :03 AM 8/30/2019 3 :50 AM 6130/2019 3:35 AM 8130/2019 3:00 AM 8/30/2019 2 :22 AM 6/30/20191 :44 AM 8/30/20191 :03 AM 8/29/201911 :10 PM 8/29/2019 2:04 PM City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey 35 Via capri 36 Alipaz Street 37 29859 hidden creek Sic 38 Via Viente 39 Via Salamanca 40 Banderas 41 Somerset 42 El Camino Real ( so I live by the park by Serra High School) 43 Old San Juan Rd. 44 Old San Juan Road 45 Old San Juan rd 46 29907 Hidden creek dr Sjc 47 Alta pine In . 48 Hillside Terrace 49 29847 hidden creek San Juan capistr 50 hidden creek drive 51 Paseo Hacienda 52 Hidden Creek Drive 53 Camino Capistrano 54 old san juan rd 55 Camino Capistrano 56 Camino Capistrano 57 Camino Capistrano 58 Country Hills Rd 59 Via Mirador 60 El Camino Real 61 Via Del Amo 62 Via Festive 63 Malaspina Rd 64 Via Cristal 65 Paseo Bahia 66 Plaza Quinta 67 Via Mondano 68 Alipaz 69 Marbella vista 70 Marbella Country Club and Estates 71 Paseo Christina 72 Don Juan 73 Via Solana 74 Alipaz 75 Killarney Lane 28 Survey Monkey B/29/20191 :29 PM B/29/20191 :28 PM B/29/201912 :43 PM 8/29/2019 12 :32 PM B/29/2019 11 :33 AM 8/29/2019 8 :13 AM 8/29/2019 12 :37 AM 8/28/2019 2:55 PM B/28/2019 2:52 PM B/28/2019 2 :44 PM B/28/20191 :23 PM 8/28/2019 7:26 AM 8/27/2019 2:41 PM 8/27/2019 1 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chueca 102 Sonoma Way 103 Via Fajita 104 Paseo Nogal 105 Via Carrizo 106 Via Belardes 107 Paseo Mar Azul 108 Calle Pinon 109 Paseo de Alessandro 110 Belford Dr 111 Via Barrida 112 Via del rey 113 Via San Vicente 114 29482 Ridge Rd. 115 Via La Mirada 116 Hidden Creek Drive 29 SurveyMonkey 8/21/2019 3:21 AM 8/21/2019 2:27 AM 8/21/2019 1 :57 AM 812012019 8:43 AM 8/20/2019 8 :26 AM 8/20/2019 3:51 AM 8/19/2019 1 :26 PM 8/1912019 4 :59 AM 8/19/2019 2:40 AM 8/18/2019 5 :08 PM 8/18/2019 9 :07 AM B/18/2019 4:43 AM B/18/2019 2 :26 AM 8/17/201910:19 AM 8/17/2019 4 :06 AM 8/17/2019 3 :52 AM 8/17/2019 2:33 AM 8/17/2019 2 :19 AM 8/16/201911 :33 PM 8/16/2019 4:18 AM 8/16/2019 3 :10 AM 8/15/2019 2:44 PM 8/15/2019 1 : 15 PM 8/15/201912:47 PM 8/15/2019 8:05 AM B/15/2019 4 :36 AM 8/15/2019 4:35 AM 8/14/2019 12:14 PM 8/14/2019 8:49 AM 8/14/2019 8:26 AM 8/14/2019 6 :04 AM 8/1312019 2 :31 PM 8/13/2019 10:37 AM 8/1312019 7 :33 AM 8113/2019 7:07 AM 8/13/2019 6:36 AM 811312019 6:29 AM 8/1312019 4:36 AM 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Cielo Regency Court Saddleridge Drive Via La Carta Calle Delgado Via Tonada Avenida Aeropuerto Paseo christina Calle San Diego Royale Drive Calle Miramar Via Cordova Calle Arroyo Canino.capisstrani I am a property owner on Spinnaker Drive and have been a resident for 30 years. I have recently moved to Reata Glen, but still own property here and son lives on the property. Calle Chueca for the last 22 years . Via Corrizo calle belmonte Hillside Terrace Via Santo Tomas Old San Juan rd Oro Place Paseo Del ESte Windjammer Via San Vicente Paseo Valencia Avenida Placida Lariat Circle Via Pasito Via San Vicente Paseo Sonata Paseo Talavera Avenida Cabrillo 31 Survey Monkey 8/12/2019 5:21 AM 8/12/2019 5 :17 AM 8/12/2019 5:15 AM 8/12/2019 5 :11 AM 8/12/2019 5:08 AM 8/12/2019 5 :06 AM 8/12/2019 5 :02 AM 8/12/2019 4 :54 AM 8/12/2019 4 :53 AM 8/12/2019 4 :53 AM 8/12/2019 4 :47 AM 8/12/2019 4 :40 AM 8/12/2019 4 :34 AM 8/12/2019 4 :34 AM 8/12/2019 4 :33 AM 8/12/2019 4 :27 AM 8/12/2019 4 :20 AM 8/12/20194 :18 AM 8/12/2019 4 :17 AM 8/12/20194 :17 AM 8112/20194 :17 AM 8/12 /2019 4 :04 AM 8/11/2019 1 :48 PM 8/11/201910:50 AM 8/11/201910:34 AM 8/11/2019 6 :38 AM 8/11/2019 5 :24 AM 8/10/2019 6 :47 PM 8/10/2019 10 :14 AM 8/10/2019 9 :47 AM 8/10/2019 8 :31 AM 8/10/2019 7 : 17 AM 8/10/2019 4 :07 AM 8/10/2019 3 :21 AM 8/10/2019 2 :38 AM B/10/2019 2:34 AM B/10/2019 2 :10 AM 8/10/2019 1 :55 AM 8/10/2019 12 :37 AM 8/9/2019 2 :39 PM City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey Survey Monkey 198 Paseo Don Jose 8/9/2019 1:37 PM 199 Via De Linda 8/9/20191:32 PM 200 Paseo Barona 8/9/2019 12:54 PM 201 Via San Vicente 8/9/2019 12:46 PM 202 via leona 8/9/2019 12 :31 PM 203 Via Estancia 8/9/2019 12:28 PM 204 Alipaz 8/9/2019 11 :40 AM 205 Paseo Establo 8/9/2019 11 : 10 AM 206 Paseo Establo 8/9/2019 11 :05 AM 207 Paseo Isabella 8/9/2019 10:43 AM 208 Juliana Farms Road 8/9/2019 1O :11 AM 209 Via Rueda 8/9/2019 10 :00 AM 210 Via Anzar 8/9/2019 9:48 AM 211 Calle Winona 8/9/2019 9:20 AM 212 Hunt Club Drive 8/9/2019 8:50 AM 213 Santo Domingo 8/9/2019 8:48 AM 214 Camino Santo Domingo 8/9/2019 8 :45 AM 215 Hilltop Way 8/9/2019 8:45 AM 216 Alipaz 8/9/2019 8:28 AM 217 Silver Spur Road 8/9/2019 8:21 AM 218 This is the last rema ining open space on the ocean side of the 1-5 that remains. Let's keep it 8/9/2019 8:20 AM natural,and and let's finally give back something to the indigenous people, who lived on it ,and are the reason that Mission San Juan Capistrano exists. And why the city is famous . It is "open space" keep it natural. We do not want another "Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park''. 219 Via Buena 8/9/2019 7 :44 AM 220 Aguacate Road 8/9/2019 7:18 AM 221 Windsong drive 8/9/2019 7 :13 AM 222 La Matanza St. 819/2019 6:59 AM 223 Calle Chueca 8/9/2019 6 :45 AM 224 Paseo De Elena 8/9/2019 6:01 AM 225 Via De Linda 8/9/2019 3:47 AM 226 Via Flores 8/9/2019 3:27 AM 227 Hunt club drive . 819/2019 3:20 AM 228 Arbor Road 8/9/2019 2:47 AM 229 Hunt Club Drive 8/9/2019 2:41 AM 230 DON JUAN 8/9/2019 2:41 AM 231 N/A 8/9/2019 2 :04 AM 232 Steeplechase 8/9/2019 1 :46 AM 233 Paseo Crucero 8/9/2019 1:43 AM 234 Steeplechase 8/9/2019 1 :22 AM 235 Calle Entradero 819/20191:21 AM 236 Calle Arroyo 8/9/20191 :17 AM 32 City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 Camino Santo Domingo Galano Way Edgewood . Could not type in question 8, so here it is. Any additional parks must have a maintenance budget. Existing parks are not being maintained property. Should work closer with CUSD for Marco fields joined with sportspark. Via Carlos Paseo Christina Los rfos st Via Cristal Via Leona old san juan rd Regency Ct. Avenida Evita Paseo Paterna Alipaz St., in San Juan Mobile Estates Alipaz Royal dr Hidden Creek Dr Hidden creek dr Camino Capistrano Calle Winona Hidden Creek Dr Camino Capistrano Martingale Drive . Paseo tecate Arbor Rd Via Parra Via Ultimo Belardes Old San Juan Road Camino de Vista. 50 year resident 29542 Trabuco Creek Rd Outrigger court Lighthouse Court Avenida Aeropuerto in Capo Valley Mobile Estates Avenida Descano Avenida Aeropuerto Avenida Aeropuerto Riviera court Corte Montecito I have a p,o.box and my parents live at: 31432 Ganado Rd. San Juan Capistrano Ca. 92675 33 Survey Monkey 8/9/2019 1:13 AM 819120191 :01 AM 81912019 12:57 AM 81912019 12:27 AM 81912019 12 :05 AM 818/2019 4:05 PM 8/812019 10:46 AM 8/8/2019 10:40 AM 8/812019 5:57 AM 8/712019 7:10 AM 8/7/2019 5 :05 AM 8/7/2019 4:24 AM B/6/20191 :17 PM 816/2019 10 :29 AM 816/2019 10:27 AM 8/6/2019 10:18 AM 8/612019 10:15 AM 81612019 9:50 AM 8/6/2019 9 :25 AM 816/2019 9 :08 AM 81612019 9 :03 AM B/612019 8 :59 AM 816/2019 8:34 AM 816/2019 7 :51 AM 816120197 :11 AM 81612019 6 :34 AM 81612019 4:45 AM 81612019 4:45 AM 816120191 :45 AM 8/612019 12 :28 AM 81512019 2:20 PM 81512019 8 :59 AM 815/2019 8:43 AM 815/2019 8:21 AM 815/2019 8 :00 AM 8/5/2019 7 :46 AM 8/5/2019 6 :05 AM 8/5/2019 5:49 AM 815/2019 4:20 AM City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 Avenida Los amigos La Matanza La Matanza El Camino Real Avenida Calita Use to be. Moved because of council decisions. Los Rios street was my home. I left before new shopping monstrosity surrounded what was left. Los Rios Del Zura Calle de la Rosa Marbella Community Monarch Drive La Calera Alipaz Part time resident, Lobo, Mission street Rios No longer a resident I grew up on El Camino real and Calle Reynalda, back side of All Paz. Del obisbo Calle lucana I LIVED IN CAPO. 1 AM A NATIVE. WAS BAPTISED AT THE ORIGINAL MISSION. Los Rios Arbor Rd . La Matanza St. Doheny park rd Mission St Calle Rio Vista Mission Street Alipaz St. 49 Years. Edgewood rd Calle Del campo Paseo Burladero Valle Road Ortega Hwy Valle Rd Paseo Mar Azul Camino Real Calle Del Campo Los rios Paseo de Juanita Calle jardin Via de Agua 34 SurveyMonkey 8/5/2019 4:17 AM 8/5/2019 3:42 AM 8/5/2019 2:06 AM 8/5/2019 2:01 AM 8/4/2019 11 :39 PM 8/4/2019 11 :36 PM 8/4/2019 5:02 PM 8/4/2019 4:00 PM 8/4/2019 3:45 PM 8/4/2019 3:28 PM 8/4/2019 3:23 PM 8/4/2019 3 :13 PM 8/4/2019 2:59 PM 8/4/2019 2:32 PM 8/4/2019 2:11 PM 8/4/2019 2 :01 PM 8/4/2019 1 :43 PM 8/4/2019 12:55 PM 8/4/2019 12:50 PM 8/4/201911:47 AM 8/4/2019 11 :11 AM 8/4/2019 10:38 AM 8/4/201910:25 AM 8/4/2019 10:25 AM 8/4/201910:25 AM 8/4/2019 9:48 AM 8/4/2019 9:43 AM 8/4/2019 9 :42 AM 8/4/2019 9:40 AM 8/4/2019 9:37 AM 8/4/2019 9:35AM 8/4/2019 9:22 AM B/4/2019 8:43 AM 8/4/2019 8:39 AM 8/4/2019 8:22 AM 8/4/2019 7:59 AM 8/4/2019 6:44 AM 8/4/2019 5:03 AM 8/4/2019 4:53 AM 8/4/2019 4 :05 AM City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey 316 Calle San Pedro 317 Paseo Camalu 318 Via Solis 319 Via Solis 320 La pasita 321 Avenida La Mancha 322 El Camino real 323 Via Belardes 324 Los Amigos 325 Valle rd. 326 Acjachema st. 327 Carreterra Dr 328 La Calera 329 Village Road 330 Allpaz 331 Via Parra 332 Calle Lorenzo 333 Paseo Establo 334 Calle San Felipe 335 Via Anzar 336 Paseo hacienda 337 Via Del cerro 338 Via Mondano 339 Vivente de Marlita 340 Grew up on the Ortega Hwy 341 Paseo Bahia 342 Via De Costa 343 Canyon Crest Road 344 Alipaz 345 Sea Breeze Ct 346 Camino Del Rio 347 Alipaz Street 348 Calle Chueca for 50 years 349 Calle Chueca 350 Paseo Monte Dista 351 Calle Chueca 352 paseo bur1adero 353 Via Santo Tomas 354 Old San Juan Road 355 Canyon Crest 356 Calle Posada 35 Survey Monkey 81412019 3:58 AM 8/4/2019 3:08 AM 81412019 2 :54 AM 81412019 2:52 AM 81412019 2 :36 AM 814/2019 2 :29 AM 81412019 12:53 AM 814/2019 12 :53 AM 8/3/2019 9:18 PM 8/3/2019 4 :49 PM 8/3/2019 4 :37 PM 813/2019 4 :21 PM 8/3/2019 3:58 PM 8/312019 3 35 PM 8/3/2019 3 :34 PM 813/2019 3:10 PM 8/3/20192 :54 PM 81312019 2:31 PM 8/312019 2 :02 PM 8/3/2019 1 :52 PM 8/3/2019 1 :40 PM 8/3/2019 1:12 PM 8/3/2019 1 :04 PM 8/3/20191 :03 PM 8/3/201912 :52 PM 8/3/2019 5:24 AM 8/3/2019 2 :33 AM 813/2019 2 :25 AM 8/2/2019 5:10 PM 8/2/2019 9 :05 AM 8/212019 5:24 AM B/2/2019 4 :56 AM 812/2019 4:55 AM 8/2/2019 4 :40 AM 8/2/2019 3 :25 AM 8/2/2019 3:17 AM 8/2/2019 3:09 AM 8/212019 2 :36 AM 812/20191:58 AM 8/2/201912:59 AM 8/2/201912:53 AM City of San Juan Capistrano Northwest Open Space Community Survey 357 Paseofiesta 358 Paseo Esteban 359 Purple Sage Lane 360 Paseo Tranquila 361 Calle Lucana 362 Alipaz 363 Via Puntero 364 Paseo Violeta 365 Purple Sage Lane 366 Via Ordaz 367 Country hills road 368 Alipaz _ 369 Paseo Acacia 370 Los Rios 371 Paseo Tranquila 372 Avenida pedrlgal 373 Alipaz Street 374 Via Cristal 375 Woodlake court 376 La Nova 377 Del Obispo 378 Los Rios Street 379 La Matanza 380 via festivo 381 Brookside 382 Dana Mesa 36 Survey Monkey 8/2/2019 12:28 AM 8/2/2019 12 :10 AM 8/1/2019 11 :32 PM 8/1/2019 9:18 PM 8/1/2019 7:01 PM 8/1/2019 4 :49 PM 8/1/2019 3:37 PM 8/1/2019 3:33 PM 8/1/2019 3:12 PM 8/1/2019 3:06 PM 8/1/2019 3:02 PM 8/1/2019 2 :58 PM 8/1/2019 2:44 PM 8/1 /2019 2 :21 PM B/1/2019 2:11 PM 8/1/2019 1 :28 PM 8/1/20191:26 PM 8/1 /2019 1 :22 PM B/1/2019 1:16 PM B/1 /2019 1 :08 PM 8/1/2019 12:30 PM 8/1/2019 12:28 PM 8/1/2019 12:17 PM 8/1/2019 12:06 PM 8/1/201911 :53 AM 8/1/2019 11 :43 AM