The purpose of the Nipomo Community Park Master Plan report is to establish the long range plan for the park. This 137-acre park is the only public park in Nipomo. When the existing park improvements were made in the 1970’s and early 1980’s the land surrounding the park on the west, southwest and northwest were undeveloped. Today, in addition to Dana School to the south, all the lands around the park are developed with residences. Nipomo has grown to nearly 17,000 people and many residents express the need for additional recreational facilities. This Master Plan is the result of the process of determining needs and priorities in the community and translating them into a park plan for the future.
Nipomo Community Park Master Plan
Nipomo Community Park Master Plan Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) – September 27, 2012
Attachment 2 – Detailed Response to Recently Received Comments
Sections
0 – Cover_Title Page_TOC_rev092712
4-0 – Environmental Impact Analysis
4-5 – Geology, Soils, and Drainage
4-6 – Hazards and Hazardous Materials
4-9 – Public Services and Utilities
4-10 – Transportation, Circulation, and Traffic
7 – Mitigation Monitoring Program_rev092712
9 – Response to Comments_rev092712
Appendices
Appendix B – NOP and Comment Letters
Appendix C – Air Quality Background Information
Appendix D – Biological Resources Background Information
Appendix E – Hazards and Hazardous Materials Background Information
Appendix F – Noise Background Information
Appendix G – Transportation and Circulation Background Information
Nipomo Community Park Skate Park
A Request for Proposal (RFP) for design consulting services is planned to be advertised in Spring 2017.
Questions?
Contact Shaun Cooper, Senior Planner at 805.781.4388 or by email secooper@co.slo.ca.us.
