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CITY OF DUBLIN
AGENDA STATEMENT
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MEETING DATE: December 14, 1987
SUBJECT
Park Names - East Dougherty Hills Park
Dougherty Hills Park
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EXHIBITS ATTACHED Park & Recreation Commission Agenda
Statements
A) November 11, 1987 Meeting
~ B) December 8, 1987 Meeting
RECOMMENDATION .. Determine a name for the eight acre park
site presently known as East Dougherty
Hills Park
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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DESCRIPTION Construction on Phase I of East
Doughert y Hills Park, the eigh t acr e park located on Doughert y
Road between Wildwood Road and Alamo Creek Drive, is tentatively
sched ul ed to be gi n wi thi n the next month. As you recall, the
Real Es ta te De velo pmen t Firm 0 f Raf anelli and Nahas is
constructing the Phase I improvements in order to satisfy their
park dedication requirements for the Villages at Alamo Creek.
At the November 11, 1987 meeting of the Dublin Park and
Recreation Commission, the Commission considered names for the
eight acre East Dougherty Hills Park (Exhibit A).
The Commission was in favor of renaming the park Dougherty Hills
Park, however the Recreation Director pointed out that the ninety
acre ridgeline park is presently referred to as Dougherty Hills
Park. It was suggested that the Commission give further
consideration for a name for the eight acre park, and if it is
the consensus to rename the park Dougherty Hills Park, then the
Commission will need to consider a new name for the ninety acre
park.
The Commission reconsidered names for the eight acre East
Dougherty Hills Park at their meeting of December 8, 1987
(Exhibit B). They came up with two names for consideration by
the Council as follows:
Creekside Park
Willow Creek Park
The Commission also considered
Dougherty Hills Park. The names
acre site are as follows:
names for the ninety acre
that they chose for the ninety
Dougherty Hills Park
Bray Park (in honor of our Sister City)
It is Staff's recommendation that the Council consider those park
names recommended by the Park and Recreation Commission or, in
the even t tha t these names are not accepta ble, choose other
names.
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EXHIBIT A
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CITY OF DUBLIN
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
AGENDA STATEMENT
MEETING DATE: November 11, 1987
SUBJECT
East Dougherty Hills Park
EXHIBITS ATTACHED
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RECOMMENDATION \J'\\.:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
A) Park Name Suggestions
Determine a Name for the Park
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DESCRIPTION Construction on East Dougherty Hills -
Phase I, is tentatively scheduled to begin in the next month.
Therefore it is necessary for the Commission to determine a name
for the park.
Currently the site is referred to as East Dougherty Hills Park.
This name was selected as the park is located on the East side of
the Dougherty Hills. Exhibit A is the list of park names that
was compiled by the Commission at the time we were deliberating
on a name for Stagecoach Park.
Staff has identified the following guidelines for the Commission
to consider when determining a park name:
1. Geographic Location
a. Major Street
b. Water Bodies
c. Hills/Ridgelines
d. Subdivision Name
2. Landscaping
a. Indigeneous Trees or Plantings
b. Topography
3. Historic Significance
4. Name of People - Living or Deceased
5. Traditionally Known As....
It is staffs recommendation that the Commission determine a name
for East Dougherty Hills Park. If the Commission is in favor of
changing the park's name, it is recommended that the Commission
determine three suggestions for the City Council to consider.
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Dublin History
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Dublin Pride
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Rainbow V-ie',v
Rolling Hills
ShaGes of Dublin
Shaces of Green
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Shamrock
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Shamrock Heritage
Shamrock Hills
Songbird Hill
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.CITY OF DUBLIN
PA.AND RECREATION COMMISSION~
AGENDA STATEMENT ...
MEETING DATE: December 8, 1987
SUBJECT
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Park Names -East Dougherty Hills Park
Dougherty Hills Park
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EXHIBITS ATTACHED
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RECOMMENDATION
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Determine Park Names for Council Review
for East Dougherty Hills Park and
Dougherty Hills Park
FINANCIAL STATEMENT :
None
DESCRIPTION At the November 11, 1987 meeting of the
Dublin Park and Recreation Commission the Commission considered
names for the eight (8) acre East Dougherty Hills Park.
The Commission was in favor of renaming the park Dougherty Hills
Park, however the Recreation Director pointed out that the ninety
(90) acre ridgeline park is presently rej:erred to as Dougherty
'Hills Park. It was suggested that the Commission give further
consideration for a name for the eight acre park, and if it is
the consensus to rename the park Dougherty Hills Park, then the
Commission will need to consider a new n~me for the 90 acre park.
Since that time, staff has researched the area adjacent to the
eight acre park s~te and has come up with the following
information for Commission consideration.
Street names bordering the site - Dougherty Road (E)
Alamo Creek Drive (N)
Shady Creek Road (W)
Wildwood Road (5)
Creek bisecting the park - Alamo Creek
Ridgeline or hills on the West side of the park - Dougherty
Hills
Topography of site - generally flat with some existing oak
and willow trees along the creek
The 90 acre park site is located along the Dougherty Hills
ridgeline and represents one of the last areas of open space in
the City. There is very little vegetation, other than native
grasses, and very few trees. The views from the site to the
surrounding areas are spectacular.
With regards to the ~ight acre park site, it is staffs
recommendation that the Commission determine three names for the
City Council to select from. If one of the choices is Dougherty
Hills Park, then it will be necessary for the Commission to
select three additional names for the 90 acre site for Council
consideration.
One name that the Commission might consider for the eight acre
. park is Bray Park in honor of Bray, Ireland, our Sister City.
Naming a park after our Sister City would honor the City of Bray
and further strengthen the bond between the two Cities.
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