La Sierra High School Track and Field Project

La Sierra High School Track and Field Project

The District proposes to renovate the existing track and field in two phases. Phase one is planned to occur beginning June 2025 and ending in June 2026. Construction of Phase two is dependent on funding. The District is proposing to renovate the existing track and field; add field lighting, public address (PA) system, scoreboard, and bleachers to accommodate 2,800 spectators*; construct a 5,500-square-foot field house that would include restrooms, ticket office, storage, concessions stand, and team room;* and repave and restripe the 134,000-square-foot parking lot.* The proposed project would relocate the existing tennis courts (59,677 square feet) by approximately 10 feet (south)*. New access from the parking lot to the bleachers would be constructed.* The proposed project would reduce the number of parking spaces by 136 parking stalls.* The proposed project would not impact student or staff capacity at La Sierra HS. (*These design elements, while included in this analysis, will be constructed as part of Phase 2 depending on funding availability, and will not be included in the scope of the current project.)

Riverside

Riverside

Citywide

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Educational (Approximately 10.52 acres)

Redevelopment

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