Lakeland Village Sports Park Foul Ball Netting Project, Lake Elsinore

The Lakeland Village Sports Park Foul Ball Netting Project is a minor improvement initiative at 16275 Grand Avenue in Lake Elsinore, California, aimed at enhancing public safety by installing 40-foot-high foul ball netting on Field 1 of the sports park. The netting will be securely attached to the existing backstop poles without altering the structure or expanding the facility’s use, ensuring errant baseballs and softballs do not reach adjacent parking areas used by the library and park visitors. The project is classified as a maintenance and repair activity under the California Environmental Quality Act, qualifying for categorical exemptions under Sections 15301, 15311, and 15061(b)(3), as well as a NEPA categorical exclusion, confirming no significant environmental impacts are anticipated. The County of Riverside, through its Facilities Management division, is the lead agency overseeing the project, with Mike Sullivan serving as the point of contact. No formal contract type, pricing data, or competitive solicitation details are available, indicating this is a non-competitive, internally managed improvement consistent with exempted public works activities. The project site serves as both the delivery and inspection location, and while no formal contract clauses, evaluation factors, invoicing procedures, or special requirements are documented, the scope is strictly limited to the netting installation with no new construction, expansion, or operational changes to the facility.