Steven Robillard

Statewide Parks Program grant

Staff has received $6 million for Martha McLean/Anza Narrows and is seeking $6 million more, plus various grant applications.

Blue Zones Project Riverside well-being initiative

The project is fully funded by sponsors, so no direct cost to residents was identified.

Fairmount Park Redwood Drive pedestrian/bicycle zone

Grant money already covers a permanent conversion if chosen; bridge reconstruction is estimated at over $2 million and needs new grants.

Community Services Bureau youth and senior programs

Seniors who pre-register at Dales Senior Center received a $50 gift card for fresh produce at the August 18 farmers market.

Main museum renovation and operations

Renovation costs weren't discussed in detail, though construction and exhibition preparation remain major budget items.

Arts and Culture Grant Program funding

$410,050 in General Fund arts dollars this fiscal year and $414,150 next year.

Cesar Chavez Community Center Naming Review

If the name changes, new signage costs will be identified and ideally coordinated with the renovation finishing spring 2027.

Adult and family literacy funding

$46,000 in state block grant funding.

Eastside Library Update

$239,914 total, with $100,000 covered by the Friends of the Library donation.

Draft General Plan Park and Recreation Element Policies

Selling or leasing parkland could generate up to $1 million an acre for reinvestment in parks, but commissioners warned disposal and acquisition costs would shave that down.

Special Games event proposal

No cost figures were disclosed; the proposal is being finalized with Parks and Recreation.

Event Ad Hoc committee renewal

Museum of Riverside fundraising and bequest

Adds $50,000 to the Harada House endowment rather than immediate operating funds.

Community survey on disability access

No cost estimate was given; staff will handle printing, call-in data entry, and marketing coordination.

New carpet for La Sierra and Arlanza libraries

$117,160 contract funded through the city's capital process.

Deaf Community Center effort

Aquatics program and pool deferred maintenance

About $700,000 a year to operate seven pools, with $2 million-plus in resurfacing needs and roughly $1 million for Sippy Woodhead equipment and roof work.

Fairmont Park restrooms and senior walking group

Fairmount Park Golf Course Well

Nichols Park Community Center Project

Could cost up to $30 million to build, with maintenance possibly rising from $23,000 to $90,000 a year and operating costs around $250,000.