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Webber Pool and Jane Reynolds Park Improvements Exemption

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The City of Lancaster is undertaking the Webber Pool and Jane Reynolds Park Improvements project in Los Angeles County, California. This comprehensive initiative involves extensive site demolition and grading to facilitate the modernization of the pool, pool deck, pump room, and locker and restroom facilities. The project aims to enhance public recreation by adding new amenities, including a splash pad, picnic areas, and an exercise trail equipped with fitness gear. To ensure accessibility and environmental sustainability, the project incorporates sitewide ADA-compliant walkways, smart native landscaping, and stormwater capture systems, along with the addition of a sustainability mural. This project is identified as a forecast for the City of Lancaster and is claimed as exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act. Primary coordination for the project is managed by Senior Analyst Angela Clayborne.

General Info

City of Lancaster project modernizing Webber Pool and Jane Reynolds Park with new amenities.

Agency

California → City of Lancaster

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

719 Oldfield Street & Avenue J, Lancaster, CA, 93534

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Notice of Exemption - Webber Pool and Jane Reynolds Park Improvements

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Lancaster
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Lancaster
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Angela ClayborneSenior Analyst

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Scope highlights include a comprehensive site demolition and grading; rebuilding/modernizing the pool, pool deck, pump room, and locker/restroom facility; adding new amenities like a splash pad, exercise trail with equipment, and picnic areas; and incorporating sitewide ADA walkways, smart native landscaping, stormwater capture, and a sustainability mural.

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