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Board approves Harborview Play Park design contract for Channel Islands Harbor

5066467 · June 25, 2025
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Summary

The Board authorized a $167,708 contract with RRM Design Group to complete construction drawings for the Harborview Play Park playground in Channel Islands Harbor and allowed minor contract modifications; supervisors and harbor staff said the project will move to permit and then bid stages.

The Board of Supervisors on June 24 approved a contract allowing the Harbor Department to hire RRM Design Group to complete landscape and playground construction documents for the Harborview Play Park project at Channel Islands Harbor.

Harbor Director Michael Tripp summarized the project history: it was first envisioned in the county’s open‑space plan, refined with public input and repositioned near public amenities. The Coastal Commission issued a coastal development permit on May 9. The board authorized a not‑to‑exceed design contract of $167,708 and delegated authority to the harbor director to approve minor contract amendments.

Tripp and harbor staff described project elements including themed play equipment (a ship feature and slides), soft surfacing, picnic pavilion plans and a planned County logo or seal element in the plaza area. Several supervisors expressed appreciation for the park work and asked about skateboard deterrents, daily maintenance and coordination with Parks & Recreation; staff said they will coordinate and may add anti‑skate features and a county emblem embedded in a plaza paving area.

The board approved the contract unanimously and authorized the harbor department to proceed with permit submittal and construction bidding when drawings are complete.

Ending note: The harbor department will return with building permits and a construction timeline once design documents are complete; staff said community outreach on materials and final amenities will continue.