For informational purposes, emergency management, including preparedness and activities during public emergencies is the responsibility of the City’s Office of Emergency Services. The City’s Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) defines preparedness and incident management activities, and describes organizational structures, roles and responsibilities, policies, and protocols for providing emergency support. The EOP is designed to be consistent with Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPS-5), the National Incident Management System (NIMS), the California Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS), and Incident Command System (ICS) requirements. See: www.ci.brisbane.ca.us/ departments/emergency-services/emergency-operations-plan.

BCC-518

[See page 5-262 for the original comment] The revisions made to Draft EIR Table 4.M-1 are shown below.

TABLE 4.M-1
PARKS SERVING BRISBANE

Park Classification Park/Resource Name Approximate Acreage Park/Resource in Figure 4.M-1
Mini Parks
Public Sierra Point Par Course/Picnic Area 0.25 1
Community Center/Library Park 0.11 2
Plug Reserve 0.01 3
Silver Spot Nursery Center Tot Lot (formerly Kids and Things Playground) 0.25 4
Skateboard Park and Basketball Courts 0.25 5
Dog Park (behind City Hall) 0.25 6
Brisbane Community Garden 0.10 7
Fisherman’s Park 0.25 8
Private Joy Condominium Yard Area 0.60 69
Northeast Ridge Altamar Tot Lot 0.25 710
Northeast Ridge Altamar Rec. Bldg. Site 0.23 811
Northeast Ridge Viewpoint Tot Lot/Park and Rec. Bldg. 0.67 912
Total 2.62 3.22  
Neighborhood Parks

Public

 

 Lipman School Fields and Playground (including tennis courts) 12.30 1013
Brisbane Elementary School Fields 4.89 1114
Firth Park 0.50 1215
Total 17.69  
Linear Parks
Public Sierra Point Public Access Trails 7.00 1316
Independence Walkway (Humboldt – Sierra Point)   1417
Brisbane Bicentennial Walkways (Sierra Point/Klamath – Solano/Mendocino) 0.37  
Crocker Park Recreational Trail 10.00 1518
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