Bear Valley Unified School District Education Foundation Youth Sports Complex Project

Bear Valley Unified School District Education Foundation Youth Sports Complex Project

The proposed project would construct a three field multi-use sports complex within a 13.53-acre site. The Youth Sports Complex would include fields that would accommodate baseball, softball, and soccer. The Youth Sports Complex would be installed east of Baldwin Lane Elementary School in the unincorporated community of Sugarloaf within San Bernardino County. Access to the Youth Sports Complex would be through an existing driveway along Baldwin Lane at the southwestern boundary of the site. Access would be improved to include a 40’ in length access road leading to a new parking area that would be adjacent to the southernmost field. The proposed project would include three backstops with associated fencing, portable toilets and 2 storage containers for equipment. The three fields will comprise approximately 250,000 SF of natural turf area. The fields will not contain nighttime lighting, as the fields will not be for utilization outside of daylight hours. The proposed project is expected to begin construction for the sports complex in June of 2025. It is estimated that construction of the Youth Sports Complex Project will be completed by approximately October 2027. The Youth Sports Complex is intended for use by local organized youth sports leagues for games and practice.

Sugarloaf

San Bernardino

Southern California

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California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC)

Recreational (three field multi-use sports complex )

Site Plan

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