Regional Parks is responsible for the creation, operation and maintenance of 22 miles of trail with four phases of development. Phase I and II are complete; Phase III and Phase IV are in design and development. Phases I and II are open and comprise 7.5 miles of trail starting at Waterman Avenue behind in San Bernardino to the Riverside County Line.

the general plan document is a google drive document of the above link provided. the residential area that I tagged as haiwee is the western portion of the town

this is the website for the county parcel map viewer:

https://sbcounty.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=87e70bb9b6994559ba7512792588d57a

I was looking at parcel maps, and east of citrus some the map shows up as Walnut street, but near the high school, the county parcel map shows up as Walnut avenue (street). West of citrus, it is the same thing. older housing tracts show up as walnut avenue, but the parcels near the park, it shows up as walnut street. so I am not sure how the fixme is supposed to be fix if the parcel maps are inconsistent. The only thing I noticed is that the newer ones are marked as walnut street

i am going to look at the county parcel maps to see if the whole street is named walnut street. if it is, i will change it and add the source document

i was looking at the gis map from the city and it shows on different maps as changing names on citrus, but when you drive on walnut. some signs say walnut avenue, while others say walnut street.

the were building mud houses, but i am not sure if those are for personal residential use or commercial hotel use, so I didn't add them

the old rail line is a trail will put name once i find the document again

I went to the park and it also says sierra crest park on the bathroom. the address of this park on the city's website shows as Sierra crest ii park. the webpage for sierra crest park claims there is a four shelters. But the park on condor only has two. I guess they consider it one park.