THE EATON SECRET: MAKE A RECREATION CENTER A REALITY FOR YOUR COMMUNITY
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NINA LEWIS, PRESIDENT EATON AREA PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT BOARD DESIGN ADVISORY GROUP COMMUNITY MEMBERS Nina Lewis – President Alan Holmberg Julie Kennedy – Vice President / Marketing Bryan Kentfield Todd Richards – Treasurer Trent Edelman Brandon Rohn – Secretary Glenn Babcock Robin Moser – Grants / Fundraising Audrey Clary Stephanie Stover Doug Stone Lisa Maroni Kaycee Lytle
TONY SEIDLING, DIRECTOR OF PROJECT PLANNING/DEVELOPMENT • Established in Colorado in 1978 • Local office in Longmont, CO • Employee-owned • Over 300 employees • Specializing in community-centered projects Focused On Your Vision. Local Presence. Regional Strength.
EARLY PROGRAMMING CURRENT FACILITY • 1, 2, 3 SORT OF PLACE • GROWTH OF PROGRAMMING FOR ALL AGES AND USES • CURRENT FACILITY CAN’T HANDLE IT • COMMUNITY WANTS MORE PROGRAMMING!
EARLY COMMITTEE PUTTING THE COMMITTEE TOGETHER • TOWN BOARD • DIVERSE COMMITTEE • TAX BASE OPTIONS: TOWN OR A NEW DISTRICT • TOWN & SCHOOL REPRESENTATION • COMMUNITY’S BEST INTEREST
SURVEY RESULTS 1 2 3 4 5 249 Programming Indoor RESPONSES Programming KEY Outdoor 1 = Not at all important 2 = Not very important 3 = No opinion 4 = Somewhat important 5 = Very important
SUBCOMMITTEES COMMITTEE STRUCTURED FOR SUCCESS • FORMED SUBCOMMITTEES BASED ON INTERESTS & STRENGTHS • FACILITY • FINANCE • MARKETING
PROGRAM & CONCEPT DESIGN EARLY DESIGN WORK • PART OF SERVICE PLAN SUBMISSION • PROCESS TO HIRE ARCHITECT • 3-4 MONTHS DEVELOPMENT TIME • 3D RENDERING OF FACILITY FOR MARKETING
PROGRAM & CONCEPT DESIGN Graphics by Thorp Associates
PROGRAM & CONCEPT DESIGN Graphics by Thorp Associates
PROGRAM & CONCEPT DESIGN Graphics by Thorp Associates
PROJECT COST EARLY COST ESTIMATES • HIRED GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO CREATE COST ANALYSIS INFO • DEVELOPED FROM EARLY CONCEPTUAL RENDERINGS • CHOSEN BECAUSE OF HISTORY IN COMMUNITY • INITIAL COST OF $40M • MADE CHANGES TO GET COST UNDER $30M • CONTINUED TO WORK TO GET COST DOWN TO $24.5M
FORMING A DISTRICT STEPS IN THE PROCESS TO FORM A DISTRICT • CREATE A SERVICE PLAN • PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING • COUNTY COMMISSION HEARING • DISTRICT COURT HEARING • FINAL STEPS – PAPERWORK, BYLAWS, ETC.
FUNDING THE PROJECT STEPS IN THE PROCESS TO FUND THE PROJECT • PROPERTY TAX • HIRE BOND COMPANY • DETERMINE BOND AMOUNT • BALLOT QUESTION WRITING • CREATE MARKETING MATERIAL • ANALYZE PAST VOTING TRENDS • STUMBLING BLOCKS • BOND COUNSEL
THE VOTE STEPS IN THE PROCESS TO GET COMMUNITY SUPPORT & APPROVAL • CANVASSING • EDUCATING THE COMMUNITY SOCIAL MEDIA
THE VOTE SOCIAL MEDIA
OPPOSITION
WE WON! THE VOTE
THE RESULTS 5A FORMATION OF 5B O&M MILL LEVY 5C BOND TO BUILD 5D DEBRUCING A DISTRICT 70% 53% 57% 56%
NOW WHAT? STEPS IN THE PROCESS AFTER THE VOTE PASSES • FILE PAPERWORK • OATHS OF OFFICE • BYLAWS • SELL BONDS
EDUCATION STEPS IN THE PROCESS AFTER THE VOTE PASSES • PERSONAL CONTACT • IDENTIFY POTENTIAL COST ISSUE • BEGIN PROJECT PHASE • OWNER’S REP • IDENTIFY PROJECT DELIVERY METHOD
DESIGN TEAM SELECTION PROCESS • EFFECTIVE TEAMING • KNOW YOUR COMPETITION • BE PRICE CONSCIENCE • DON’T CRITICIZE • PRESENT OPPORTUNITIES
COMMUNITY INPUT: EATON DAYS DOTOCRACY
DESIGN COMMITTEE
TOTAL PROJECT COST COMPARISON • 100,000 SQ. FT • $24,000,000 PROJECT COST Building Costs Per Square Foot (Not including site) $275.00 $238.00 $254.00 $216.00 $180.56 Fruita, CO Bentonville, AR Erie, CO Montrose, CO Eaton, Eaton,COCO (2009) (2013) (2008) (Current) *Prices have been adjusted to account for inflation.
BALANCING ESCALATION & COSTS • NEW DESIGN TOOLS • PROGRAMMING TOOLS • ASSIGN COSTS & PRIORITIES
MISSION STATEMENT FINAL VERSION FROM EATON AREA PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT: In becoming the “heart of the community,” the Eaton Area Community Center will strive to inspire and encourage healthy lifestyles by serving the physical and mental needs of all ages throughout our community.
GRANT APPLICATION PROCESS • LOOK FOR GRANTS FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDING OF PROJECTS • LOCAL, STATE & FEDERAL • CONSIDER HIRING A GRANT WRITER • MANY AGENCIES WILLING TO HELP YOU GET STARTED!
BALANCING ESCALATION & COSTS • DESIGN BUILD PROCESS • NEW & MORE EFFECTIVE DESIGN TOOLS (SD+) • INCREASED COMMUNICATION & COLLABORATION • UTILIZE COMPLETED DOCUMENTS FROM OTHER PROJECTS • DESIGN TEAM PRESENTATIONS TO SUBS • SCHEDULING COST DECISIONS
BALANCING ESCALATION & COSTS NEW DESIGN TOOLS: Owner Decisions Matrix CONSIDER. CONFIRM. COMMIT.
BALANCING ESCALATION & COSTS NEW DESIGN TOOLS: Expandable Plans & Multiple Building Systems
BALANCING ESCALATION & COSTS NEW DESIGN TOOLS: Customized Pricing Docs
BALANCING ESCALATION & COSTS NEW DESIGN TOOLS: Greater Detail
SCHEMATIC DESIGN REPORT
SITE MASTER PLAN Alternate Future Development
MAIN FLOOR PLAN Alternate SQUARE FOOT SUMMARY Master Plan Building 78,500 Sq. Ft. Phase I Building 62,223 Sq. Ft.
MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN
EXTERIOR RENDERING
SCHEMATIC DESIGN ESTIMATE Construction Budget Goal $21,382,433 SD Estimate $24,669,187 Accepted Value Engineering $ 3,153,339 Pending Value Engineering $ 241,864 Current Estimate $21,274,323 Building Sq. Ft. 62,250 Sq. Ft. Cost Per Sq. Ft. $283
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE • MEP & AQUATICS ENGINEERS ASSIGNED TO SUB-CONTRACTORS • CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF COSTS • $21,473,000 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST • 62,250 SQ. FT. • $279/SQ. FT.
GRANT AWARDED • ADDITIONAL MONEY AVAILABLE • EXPANSION OF COMMUNITY ROOM • BIGGER SLIDE • TWO OUTDOOR FIELDS
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT PHASE • REDUCED SUBMITTAL TIME • CONTRACTOR/DESIGNER DETAILING • $21,473,000 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST • 62,250 SQ. FT. • $279/SQ. FT.
THE SITE APRIL 2016 JUNE 2016 JULY 2016
GROUNDBREAKING
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
LESSONS LEARNED • DETAILED RECORDS • EARLY AGREEMENTS • PLANS AND HOW TO’S • OWN THE LAND • IGNORE POLITICAL & COMMUNITY PRESSURE • EXPERTS COST MONEY
KEYS TO SUCCESS • CREATE A DIVERSE GROUP • COMMUNITY AGENCIES • CONSIDER ALL VARIABLES • UTILIZE HELP • GO AROUND ROADBLOCKS • PATIENCE
THANK YOU TELL YOUR FRIENDS
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