1. Surfrider Foundation Long Beach Chapter General Meeting October 1, 2012 Beach Pedestrian Path City of Long Beach Presented by Eric Lopez Tidelands Capital Projects Program Manager

2. 2 TIDELANDS PROGRAM  Measure D, Tidelands Oil-Revenue Funded Capital Improvement Projects  $66.3 million in approved funding  Project examples Colorado Lagoon Restoration Project Belmont Plaza Pool Breakwater Study Beach Restrooms Parking Lots Repavement Bluff Erosion Repair

3. 3 OUTREACH 1.March 8 – Belmont Shore Residents Association 2.April 18 – Peninsula Residents Association 3.June 13 – Meridian Condominium Owners Association 4.June 14 – Belmont Shore Residents Association 5.July 6 2012 – Provided Concept to Bluff Park Association and Surfrider Foundation 6.July 12 – Parks and Recreation Commission 7.August 9 – Belmont Shore Residents Association 8.September 27 – Sustainable City Commission

4. 4 EXISTING CONDITIONS

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7. STATEMENT OF SUPPORT 1.Poly HS Cross Country 2.A Running Experience Club (AREC) 3.RunRacing (Long Beach Marathon) The project has received 18 letters of support from individuals to date, with more arriving each week. 7

8. NEW BEACH PEDESTRIAN PATH 8

9. SECTION ONE 9

10. SECTION TWO 10

11. SECTION THREE 11

12. EAST PIER ALIGNMENT OPTION 12

13. PLAN VIEW 13

14. PATH MATERIAL 14

15. LAKE MERRITT, OAKLAND 15

16. LANDS END COASTAL TRAIL SAN FRANCISCO 16

17. CITY OF SANTA MONICA 17

18. CITY OF SANTA MONICA 18

19. Beach Pedestrian Path Presented by Eric Lopez Tidelands Capital Projects Program Manager TidelandsCIP@longbeach.gov