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INTERNAL WORKSHOP 1 Concept Diagram 1: Central Concept Diagram 2: Central Concept Diagram 2: Greenway Concept Diagram 2: Greenway DPR Concept Diagrams: Central DPR Concept Diagrams: Greenway

DRAFT CONCEPT PLANS 9 Draft Concept Plan 1: Central Draft Concept Plan 2: Central Draft Concept Plan 3: Central Draft Concept Plan 1: Greenway Draft Concept Plan 2: Greenway

CENTRAL PLAYGROUND FINAL CONCEPT PLAN 15 Final Concept Plan - Overall Final Concept Plan - Enlargement Final Concept Plan - Enlargement Final Concept Plan - Enlargement Eye Level View Eye Level View Section 1 Sections 2 and 3

GREENWAY PLAYGROUND FINAL CONCEPT PLAN 25 Final Concept Plan - Overall Final Concept Plan - Enlargement Final Concept Plan - Enlargement Final Concept Plan - Enlargement Eye Level View Eye Level View Section 1 and 2

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE 33 Public Open House Option Voting Results: Central

Table of Contents

POP UP OUTREACH EVENT 37 Pop Up Outreach Comments Pop Up Event Budget Option Voting Results

ONLINE SURVEY 41 Online Survey Central Playground Totals

CENTRAL PLAYGROUND OPTION RESULTS SUMMARY 45

APPENDICES Appendix A: Public Open House Participants and Comment Cards Appendix B: Public Open House Sticker Voting Appendix C: Pop Up Event Sticker Voting Appendix D: Pop Up Event Sticker Voting Appendix E: Pop Up Event Sticker Voting Appendix F: Pop Up Event and Comment Cards Appendix G: Playground Process and Timelines Appendix H: Central Cost Estimate Appendix I: Greenway Cost Estimate Appendix J: Location Map

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On January 22, 2019 Denver Parks and Recreation along with Russell + Mills Studios held a internal workshop to review and discuss the concept bubble diagrams presented by Russell + Mills Studios. Denver Parks staff also broke out into two groups and worked through new ideas and explored playground organization.

Denver Parks and Recreation Kristen Beard Jeru Parikh Laurie Tabachnick Mallory Bettag Craig Coronato Kent Sondgerath Heather Runkel Michael Bouchard Ben Rickenbacker Jason Bazanac Ric Marin Jen Olson Lindsay Koehnke

Russell + Mills Studios Paul Mills Shelley La Mastra

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Based on the bubble diagrams and input from the public (refer to What We Heard report) Russell + Mills developed three concept plans for Central Playground and two concept plans for Greenway Playground. Cost estimate were completed for each plan as well. The plans were presented to Denver Parks staff on February 28, 2019 for staff feedback and direction.

Denver Parks and Recreation Attendees Kristen Beard Jeru Parikh Laurie Tabachnick Mallory Bettag Shelley LaMastra

Russell + Mills Studios Attendees Paul Mills Shelley La Mastra


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2-5 PLAY AREA

HILL SLIDES

Spinner and Trampolines

Towers and Rope Bridge

Zip line/ Cable Ride

CLIMBING AND TOWERS

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Water Mister Arches

Sand and Water Play

Roller Hill Slide

Artificial Turf Mounds and River

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2-5 PLAY AREA

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Boulder Climbing Wall and slide


CLIMBING AND TOWERS

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Water Mister Arches

Sand and Water Play

Roller Hill Slide


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Water Plaza


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HILL SLIDES


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The following is the fnalized concept design for Central Playground. An overall plan followed by plan enlargement and images of equipment are shown for an overall sense of playground character and play features.

Eye level perspectives and sections through the playground help to give a sense of space and terrain change within the playground as well as the character of the new playground.

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Role playing area with play frame, log chairs, tables and stump chairs

Walkway Signature birds nest tower and tire swing

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Large boards greeted adults and kids with a new concept design for each of the playgrounds.

The “What We Heard” booklet was available for those that had not been part of previous outreach and input sessions to understand how the concepts were developed.

Participants were able to review proposed equipment through imagery, eye level sketches, sections and enlargement plans. They were also able to vote on the which equipment option they would most like to see at Central Playground and gave additional feedback via comment cards.

In addition to playground boards a craft activity was held for the children to decorate and help design a bird themed

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In addition to the single tower and the existing climbing boulder 1-2 of the below features could be included as well

Additional Comments: I support a more inclusive playground. I love the trampolines.

I like the climbing walls. My two-year old niece plays does a lot of climbing and it seems to me to be a learning experience in risk and safety and builds her confidence.

The nature concept is very appealing. Lots of shade is a plus


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On April 13, 2019 Denver Parks and Recreation along with Russell + Mills Studios participated in the annual Stapleton Egg Scramble at Runway 35 Park.

Large boards greeted kids and adults with the new concept design of the playgrounds.

Under the tent the “What We Heard” booklet was available for those that had not been part of previous outreach and input sessions to understand how the concepts were developed.

Booklets with the enlargement areas, pictures of new equipment, eye level sketches and sections helped each participants understand what was being proposed in the new playground.

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Sight Distance across park keep in mind

Pass on zip - yes misters and climbing wall

I love what I see

Installing a zip line would be an amazing addition to Central Park. Water Mister arches are always a must!

Like the changes to Children’s parks Budget Option One

Zip line all the way!

Double tower - more popular with toddlers

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None of the four above features will be included with a double tower and bridge structure

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Single Tower Structure Existing Climbing Boulder


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Online Survey Denver Parks and Recreation posted an online survey for the concept plans presented in order to obtain additional feedback on the concept design as well as the budget option for Central Playground.

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Q1 After reviewing the concept plan, please indicate your support for the overall design.

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Budget Option #1: Single Tower, Existing Rock Climber, + Add-Ons

Budget Option #2: Double Tower Only

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Open ended responses: 1. Would love tall slides and more climbing areas 2. I was hoping to see more unique structures for exploring and climbing like the

wood insects and the fort built in 2018 at the new Wash Park playground. 3. Lots of different play options and cool slides, working water feature! 4. I like how much it looks so natural and has a lot of natural environment things to it. 5. I like the design and suggested areas I’m just wondering what is it going to happen

with all the water features during winter months? 6. Seems like much more to do than there currently is 7. Make sure there are swings for bigger kids and also shade 8. Other communities seem to be putting in place more nature-oriented themed

playgrounds that are less rubber/plastic/metal and actually really exciting. See this video of McKay Lake Park in Westminster for inspiration. https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=QX_BnJRw_Xw

9. Nice variety of structures and good for a range of ages. 10. I like option 1, keeping existing climbing boulder and wall. 11. The playground is designed for kids different age-groups - that’s super important

for the amount of the families living around Stapleton. It is open and has so many new option to play

12. Fun stuff for kids and the park needs and update 13. Love how inclusive the design is. Also thing it’s great that there are more items (like

trampolines, etc.) that typical playgrounds don’t have. 14. Denver Parks and Recreation This all seems fantastic, although it blows my mind

that you are continuing to upgrade parks that have been developed in parts of our neighborhood that have been built for over 10 years. Meanwhile, in Wicker Park, we live adjacent to an off-limits “park”, one of the largest in Stapleton, and less than 300 yards from the most demanded new (Northfield) high school and athletic fields, with no trails, no sidewalks, wild/predatory animals, large sticker bushes, and filled with trash from students (who use the overgrown field to hide/smoke) and the construction debris blowing south from Beeler/NorthEnd . Everybody please “like” and contact Denver Parks. It’s time to start blowing the horn. Brand new neighborhoods in Beeler and NorthEnd are getting SUPREME parks, water features, disc golf, etc....while we can’t allow our kids to walk to school without “illegally” trespassing through the FENCED-OFF field or walking the perimeter along Stapleton’s busiest street. You can’t even park your car in front of your own house because the metal fence is installed ON THE CURB with no room to open your car passenger door. We want walkways for the students and trashcans immediately.

15. Water plays option 16. Love budged option 1. Will have great new things for the kids to enjoy 17. Slide area. Is it for kids in wheelchairs? 18. Will you be taking out the already existing trees? The trees in the plan will take

another 10-15 years to mature and actually offer any shade. Right now the biggest problem is the lack of shade at the play area of Central Park. Will there be plenty of trash and recycling receptacles? How about a compost receptacle?

19. There needs to be more areas with shade cover. Denver has some of the strongest and most days of sun, and it is surprising how little shade is provided to protect young children from harmful sun exposure.

20. It doesn’t have enough younger kid play areas. There are also too many mounds and not enough swings

21. I asked my 9 year old to review. He was impressed and excited about the range of planned improvements. I like that it shows more mature trees, I hope this level of landscaping is truly part of the final plan. I like that the rolling landscape (changes in elevation) are part of the design. Would love to see “no smoking on this playground” signs. :)

22. Something new! 23. Love how it provides entertainment for a wide range of kids! 24. The current playground is in bad shape. I’m relieved that it’s going to be fixed. I

liked the new options for toddlers and preschoolers. I was glad to see emphasis on inclusive play for kiddos with physical disabilities.

25. I feel that there can be much more active options. 26. These things seem less likely to breakdown as quickly as the current playground 27. I wish there were more structural play areas. In the ‘free’ play spaces, my kid tends

to get lost rather than running and burning off energy. 28. Looks like more activities and will engage more types of play/kids 29. Seems like there will be a better variety.

30. Variety and nature 31. I really like the changes I just cannot tell for sure for there is as much open free

space for running I know my kids love to run on the turf 32. Using the current strengths of the playscape, just improving it 33. Invest the money for new parks in underserved neighborhoods. 34. Young children use and benefit from these areas the most. Currently, more than half

the park is geared to much older children who rarely seem to actually play at the park but often misuse/vandalize it. It would be nice to see a larger area for younger children.

35. Love he natural elements that will be incorporated. Strongly dislike that this update is 3 years away!!!

36. Lots of variety! Fun activities. Turf seems to get torn up tho. 37. I love the variety and it seems to appeal to many ages 38. I like the nature adventure, slide and climbing area. 39. lots of interactive activities 40. There’s more play options with this updated park! 41. Love all of the different activity options, especially the spinners, water misters, zip

line, and climbing tower. 42. Love the variety for all ages 43. Love the zip line and all the climbing and sliding options. This park desperately

needs more picnic tables and shade. 44. Good variety of activities 45. Fun additions/improvements. Some items I fear will be ruined quickly with heavy

wear&tear and easy vandalism. 46. Great mix of different features/activities 47. This is one of the few playgrounds that has a little something for all the age groups.

It appears to reduce the amount and not allow for much visual supervision from the parents. The water features would be better served near the current, frequently non-working, water features instead of intermixed. A zip line isn’t so great as only one kid can use it at a time. Not thrilled with this plan, what is currently there seems like a better fit for the neighborhood.

48. This just looks and feels like the kind of place I want to spend the afternoon at with my family. I love the variety of features, the additional shade, and more water is a huge plus

49. Trampolines, water misters, zip line! 50. It does not seem like a very creative use of the space 51. Unique 52. Lots of exciting options. Does feel like many are designed for use by a single child

at one time though (zip line, climbing wall, individual swings). 53. Lots of variety 54. So many interesting things for kids! 55. Good variety of activities for children in a highly visited park. 56. I like the climbing walls (because my kids climb the wall anyway) and hill slides. 57. Don’t love the sand feature but otherwise awesome 58. Doesn’t need tax dollars wasted on already nice parks. 59. such better use of the topo than currently there. the boulder wall is awesome to

add to that retaining wall. Like the added trees - it gets really hot and there is virtually no shade there currently.

60. So many fun areas and different types of play 61. Many different play features for children to enjoy 62. Trampolines are sooooo dangerous! 63. More things to do and better use of space than current. 64. So many awesome options, natural areas, water, climbing, swinging, slides! 65. Existing area is in dire need of fixing and updating. Proposed concept caters to

both baby/toddler and 5-10 year olds, which I believe is extremely important. Most/ all of existing play structures in Stapleton are small and uninteresting for kids older than “toddler age.”

66. Some of these seem like they’ll break and be difficult to maintain like the blue hill slide, zip line and trampolines.

67. the previous astroturf has already been destroyed - they would need to put in a better quality product or expect the same thing to happen. The artificial turf mounds and river never seem to be used currently so I don’t think these are a necessary addition. That space would be better utilized for more climbing stuctures

68. so much variety!

69. the park is a dump, improvement is much much needed. but it’s not just the playground that needs help. there are lights out/broken, the trees have barely grown past what they were planted at years ago, the water pools on the soccer fields, the pond fills with trash all summer long, most of the park looks dead at all times. it is really sad that this is such an eyesore as it is central to stapleton.

70. like the addition of a trampoline 71. I like it all 72. I like the many options and it seems to appeal to different age groups. I like that there’s

still a toddler area 73. I like the natural elements of water and sand, as well as the active elements of sliding

hills and mounds and climbing walls. Most of it seems like it will hold up well, but there are a few pieces that seem like they will malfunction quickly and never be replaced, including the trampolines and water arch sprayers.

74. The river water feature is wonderful. Love the trampolines. 75. Like having a climbing area., 76. Lots of different options 77. Love the climbing wall(s) 78. Options. Shade. Incorporates special needs. Huge variety. 79. This design does not bring it up to date enough to today’s best parks. The park will

need to be replaced again within the next 5 years if standards matter. Why not spend the money now to have it last for a decade or so. See examples of “better” parks in Austin, TX & Atlanta, GA. There also should be large scale plans to deal with the sun with shade covers.

80. love all the different types of experiences and areas 81. The playground equipment was rarely used, glad to see that eliminated for other play

equipments. I’m assuming the trees in the plan are not just the existing but adding more tree cover. This playground is fun in the spring and fall but has always lacked shade and been WAY too hot to play at in summer. My kids would enjoy most of the features of this playground.

82. Still don’t understand why Central Park gets an update before other playgrounds that are older. Boo

83. I think It is very interactive and choice selective for individual wants from a child’s perspective.

84. It appears there are many landscape/floral features in this plan. I am very skeptical about the care and maintenance that is available to maintain this type of plantings. The plantings in the park have been poorly maintained to date. I think the nicest aspect to current playground are the purple mountains. the covering on them has not worked.

85. Love the toddler area! 86. a great improvement that includes even more variety of play options. Love the

accessible trampoline as well as the climbing wall with net. 87. More options 88. I like the initial design, but there are a few concerns. We have to think in terms of

the populations that will be using the park. I think that their is an over-abundance of adolescence areas and not enough areas for adults to use for outside calisthenics play park, see: http://calisthenics-playparc.com/en/home/. I think over time the use of the trampolines and zip lines will not be used sufficiently, but something like a calisthenics park would get used often by older adults that want to remain active as they age.

89. The incorporation of multiple different structures for various ages including water feature.

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Q1 After reviewing the concept plan, please indicate your support for the overall design. Answered: 126 Skipped: 0

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Open ended responses: 1. Lots of small disparate play structures, would prefer one big connected play

area or theme 2. I like how natural it looks 3. It is well designed and a lot of sensory and pretended play is

incorpotated 4. Love the nature adventure area 5. I like the nature adventure area. I’d need to understand what that would

include, but I hope it’s really interactive. 6. There is not enough base flow in the ditch to support an “adventure center”

around it. 7. Love that it is mimicking nature. It’s so important for kids to have to experience

nature and be creative when they play and take some risks and have to build balance.

8. Looks more developed than now with shrubs 9. It is fine how it is. Waste of tax money. 10. I’d like to see some senior play equipment and an agility dog track 11. It feels like nature is woven into this design. It also feels like it has younger kids

in mind, which is great as the Central Park plan seems to have slightly older kids in mind. It’s a good balance for 2 playgrounds in close proximity to each other.

12. The sand part is great already but to have a canopy over it would be even better! Plus, the playgrounds are hidden which is a fun idea but not great for watching smaller kids

13. The area around the sand park is great! It’s such a popular destination for young kiddos to play. I’m so happy that this area is finally getting renovated. I was the first homeowner to close in the area just south of this park in January 2006. I had two kiddos born in 2007 and 2008. As luck has it, I had moved away but just moved back to this very same neighborhood with a new 4 month old now. I had recently had a conversation with an old neighbor about this very park. It was always getting negative feedback from the onset. The equipment has always been ill received by the kids (and parents). I’m a pretty easy going person and I can tell you this park ( the equipment east of the sand box), has been brought up in heated conversations since DAY ONE. So silly, really. It was supposed to invoke creative play perhaps? Fantastic idea, but in reality, kids want tire swings, slides, zip lines, things that moves their bodies in ways they can’t do on their own, etc. This park has the potential to be great. Everyone should stop thinking about what they think could help kids to be creative. Instead, how about make it the park the kids ask their parents to take them to? The park the kids WANT to go to?? Do parks have to be lame for insurance

reasons now? Maybe that’s why and the whole word has ruined parks. But if ever a park should be built, it should be the one that busts all the rules (or adheres to them by just a hair). Okay, please make this park cool!

14. I’m thankful that the park is being improved. But I think it could use more swings. The natural looking boulders and tree stumps are all the rage, but kids don’t play on them very long. Kids spend all their play time waiting in line to get a swing.

15. It needs more actives. 16. I only wish there were school aged children swings and heck maybe and adult

swing ! I am starting to get to the point where I’d like some things I can do at a playground too!!

17. The nature area seems very unique. The very small play structures that are just duplicated at every park are rarely utilized.

18. Current playground is always underwater so adding in a nature element with water will help with that problem!

19. Other play features new to Stapleton parks 20. I love all the nature elements. 21. good water feature updates 22. The natural play features are beautiful, the shade over the sand pit is a great

addition, and the elements for toddlers are wonderful. 23. Current structure non of the kids really like playing on it. I like the swings could

be used by older kids instead of the bucket seats. Not sure about the water features and river/stream. Is there going to be a pump ? Current water is minimal - mainly mosquito breeding ground.

24. I’m glad it has traditional play equipment like swings, slides and tire swing along with the natural play elements. Also, very excited about SHADE STRUCTURES!

25. Different and fun 26. I love the opportunity for exploration and imagination, not just a traditional

playground concept. 27. I love the shade over the sand pit. I love the nature adventure area. I wish there

were standard swings over a tire swing. 28. Love the access to the stream and natural play areas. Makes this park unique

and a safe way for kids to interact with nature, which we don’t have right now in stapleton.

29. I like the addition of a zip line, more climbing and the additional shade and trees

30. It seems to cater to a single age group 31. Wasted opportunity. Didn’t add anything in terms of playground to play on. Big

thumbs down. 32. Integrates natural features that are unique. My main concern: the current

play area floods very frequently. The park needs to take water drainage very seriously.

33. Love the water and bridges and trees, many paths to tie, great community area

34. Love that shade was added to the sandbox pit, shade is lacking in many parks in the area. Love that kore features were added by the sandpit so you can see more than one kids at a time if not all want to play in the sand. The water play area looks super fun.

35. It’s so great 36. Nature play area and structured play together. Well integrated into space. Can

we play there tomorrow? 37. Vast improvement 38. You are really maximizing the space and incorporating play structures that are

suitable for a wider range of ages. 39. Love the adventure trail! So fun! 40. I like the additional shade and play structures, plus the huge log chair kids can

climb on and sit in, and the tunnel and bridges. I can’t tell if there is interaction with water/stream, but I would like it if there is.

41. Love the water features! 42. There have been some drainage issues after rain and snow 43. I love the new ideas for the Structured play area as well as adding the stream to

play in. The nature adventure area also looks great, maybe a few more climbing features in that area would give more play options?

44. Really like the idea of a stream to explore 45. A nature inspired playground where kids can explore. Looks great! 46. Looks better than now. The shade over sand piy is an important feature. A higher

slide would be nice and more swings (bucket style). 47. Very natural and encourages creative play. Everything looks like it will hold up

well, and it fits in to the existing natural environment nicely. 48. Love the sun sail over the sand area bc it gets so hot otherwise. Love the nature

adventure. Looks amazing.

49. Love the shady, natural area. Nice to have trees and water in the city. Kids and adults will enjoy it.

50. Love the natural elements 51. love the more natural features! Yes 52. Looks inclusive, accessible and active 53. Love the nature play area! This would be a hit with my kids! 54. I love the added shade to the sandbox - very needed! The more shade the

better! 55. It has more varied activities for different age groups, it has shade that is almost

completely lacking at the current park (the sand area gets VERY hot), the stream will be so much fun for the kids, and it uses more of the existing space for the enjoyment of the community.

56. love all the nature space- so good for creativity 57. I’m curious how this plan will be finalized considering grading and elevations.

There is a KNOWN flooding issue with the existing playground so the design needs to accommodate the water and drainage. While I see this concept includes access from Spruce way (which I think is great and was missing before) the fact that Spruce way is at a much higher elevation needs to be considered. I’m concerned how this elevation change and the drainage will be worked out in final design. As a structural engineer, I’m familiar with dealing with elevation issues and changes, water drainage, and also how a great concept can turn into a junk final design once all factors are considered.

58. I like the tower slide, the hammock, most of the new features but not as many climbing options for older kids (middle school).

59. Like the swings but not enough play structures for older kids little pre teens

60. The birds nest climbing and slide structure looks like it may need maintenance often

61. I like the initial design, but there are a few design concerns. We have to think in terms of the “populations” that will be using the park. I think that their is an over-abundance of adolescence areas and not enough areas for adults to use for outside calisthenics play park, see: http://calisthenics-playparc.com/en/ home/. I think over time the use of the trampolines and zip lines will not be used sufficiently, but something like a calisthenics park would get used often by older adults that want to remain active as they age.


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PLAYGROUND DEMOLITION Clear & Grub SF $0.50 5,500 $2,750 Remove Existing Trees EACH $1,500.00 19 $28,500 Remove Concrete Walls LF $50.00 175 $8,750 Adjacent to main path Remove and store existing EWF SF $0.50 4,270 $2,135 Assumes existing depth of 10" for reuse Remove and store existing sand SF $5.00 215 $1,075 Assumes existing depth of 10" for reuse Remove Playground Resilient/Artificial Turf SF $0.50 12,430 $6,215 Remove Picnic Tables and Shade Structures ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 Remove Existing Playground Equipment ALLOW $7,000.00 1 $7,000 Remove Existing Mister Feature ALLOW $2,000.00 1 $2,000 Erosion Control ALLOW $2,000.00 1 $2,000 Tree Protection Fencing LF $10.00 200 $2,000

CATEGORY SUBTOTAL $67,425

SITE WORK Crusher Fines Pavement SF $3.00 1,370 $4,110 Nature Adventure paths Concrete Playground Curb LF $30.00 600 $18,000 Sand Play Area - Install Old Sand ALLOW $1,000.00 1 $1,000 Resilient Play Pavement SF $15.00 6,415 $96,225 Artifical Turf Mounds SF $15.00 3,455 $51,825 Water Feature Concrete Channel and Boulders SF $25.00 1,165 $29,125 Engineered Wood Fiber - EWF - Install Old CY $2.00 132 $264 132 CY of old Engineered Wood Fiber - EWF CY $35.00 176 $6,160


GRADING/DRAINAGE Grading Allowance ALLOW $25,000.00 1 $25,000 PVC Pipe LF $20.00 1,000 $20,000 4" PVC pipe in gravel bedding Area Drain EACH $1,200.00 10 $12,000


UTILITIES Water Line Adjustments ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 For misting arches and drinking fountain


PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT ID Sculpture Boulder Climbing Wall ALLOW $35,000.00 1 $35,000 Includes freight and installation, prep work Landscape Structures Arch Swing Feature (5-12 area) EACH $24,000.00 1 $24,000 Includes freight and installation Landscape Structures Sand Play table EACH $4,000.00 1 $4,000 Includes freight and installation Landscape Structures Super Scoop Accessible EACH $1,300.00 1 $1,300 Includes freight and installation Landscape Structures Super Scoop EACH $1,500.00 1 $1,500 Includes freight and installation Landscape Structures Hillslide Net Climbing ALLOW $20,000.00 1 $20,000 Includes freight and installation Landscape Structures Hill Slide (5-12 area) ALLOW $50,000.00 1 $50,000 Includes freight and installation - Plastic slide Landscape Structures Roller Hillslide (2-5 area) ALLOW $15,000.00 1 $15,000 Includes freight and installation Goric Cable Ride (single) EACH $22,450.00 1 $22,450 Includes freight and installation Berliner Trampoline EACH $11,700.00 3 $35,100 Includes freight and installation Vortex Water Misting Arches EACH $32,000.00 1 $32,000 Includes freight and installation - 4 arches, stainless steel TBD Tower and Slide Structure EACH $95,000.00 1 $95,000 Includes freight and installation TBD Tot Play Structure ALLOW $30,000.00 1 $30,000 Water Pump ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 Kompan Swing (relocated) ALLOW $1,000.00 1 $1,000 Existing equipment - 1 tot and 1 ADA swing Kompan Supanova (relocated) ALLOW $1,000.00 1 $1,000 Existing equipment Kompan Racer Bouncer (relocated) ALLOW $500.00 1 $500 Existing equipment Kompan Spinner Bowl (relocated) ALLOW $500.00 1 $500 Existing equipment


SITE FURNISHINGS Drinking Fountain EACH $5,000.00 1 $5,000


SITE LIGHTING/ELECTRICAL Electrical Meter EA. $8,000.00 1 $8,000 Electrical Distribution ALLOW $10,000.00 1 $10,000 Outdoor Receptacle EA. $500.00 4 $2,000 Pole Lighting (Pedestrian) EA. $7,500.00 4 $30,000


LANDSCAPE Deciduous Tree EACH $300.00 25 $7,500 Soil Prep CY $25.00 116 $2,894 All planted areas - 6" depth Wood Mulch CY $30.00 76 $2,292 4" Depth - Shredded Cedar Shrub Beds SF $3.00 6,250 $18,750


IRRIGATION/UTILITIES Irrigation Adjustments SF $2.50 6,250 $15,625 Drip to shrub beds


PLAYGROUND SUBTOTAL $811,544 20% Design Contingency $162,309 10% General Conditions $81,154

4% Mobilization $32,462 PLAYGROUND TOTAL $1,087,469

ITEM UNIT UNIT COST

QTY. EXTENDED COST

NOTES

ADA AUDIT Remove Concrete SF $1.50 3,200 $4,800 Main path Concrete Pavement - Std Gray - 4" thick SF $8.00 2,520 $20,160 Main path


ADA AUDIT SUBTOTAL $24,960 20% Design Contingency $4,992 10% General Conditions $2,496

4% Mobilization $998 ADA AUDIT TOTAL $33,446

CIRCULATION IMPROVEMENTS Concrete Pavement - Std Gray - 4" thick SF $8.00 1,055 $8,440 Turn around for trucks Crusher Fines Pavement SF $3.00 800 $2,400 Path connection to parking lot


CIRCULATION IMPROVEMENTS SUBTOTAL $10,840 20% Design Contingency $2,168 10% General Conditions $1,084

4% Mobilization $434 CIRCULATION IMPROV. TOTAL $14,526

GATHERING AREA Concrete Pavement - Std Gray - 4" thick SF $8.00 1,015 $8,120 Gathering areas Shade Structure EACH $18,000.00 3 $54,000 Bench EACH $2,000.00 5 $10,000 Trash Receptacles EACH $800.00 3 $2,400 Picnic Tbale EACH $2,500.00 6 $15,000 Picnic Tables with umbrellas EACH $3,500.00 6 $21,000


GATHERING AREA SUBTOTAL $51,200 20% Design Contingency $10,240 10% General Conditions $5,120

4% Mobilization $2,048 GATHERING AREA TOTAL $68,608

GRAND TOTALS Playground $1,087,469 Includes contigencies and mobilization ADA Audit $33,446 Includes contigencies and mobilization Circulation Improvements $14,526 Includes contigencies and mobilization Gathering Area $68,608 Includes contigencies and mobilization

GRAND TOTAL $1,204,049

Vote Item

Option 2 Tower is $165,000

Appendix H: Central Cost Estimate


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PLAYGROUND DEMOLITION Clear & Grub SF $0.10 7,000 $700 Turf around sand pit Remove Existing Trees EACH $1,500.00 6 $9,000 Fruit Trees by sand pit Thin and Prune Existing Nature Area ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 Remove Concrete SF $1.50 1,640 $2,460 Remove and store existing EWF SF $0.50 7,490 $3,745 Assumes existing depth of 10" for reuse - 230 CY Remove Existing Playground Equipment ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 Erosion Control ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 Tree Protection Fencing ALLOW $500.00 1 $500


SITE WORK Concrete Playground Curb LF $30.00 115 $3,450 At edge adjacent to EWF Boulder Seating Edge LF $150.00 20 $3,000 At creekside access area Crushed Granite Trails SF $4.00 1,320 $5,280 Artifical Turf Mounds SF $15.00 1,510 $22,650 Engineered Wood Fiber - EWF - Install Old CY $2.00 230 $460 New Area 4,260 SF at 12" depth (157 CY needed)


GRADING & DRAINAGE Grading Allowance ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 PVC Pipe LF $20.00 200 $4,000 4" PVC pipe in gravel bedding in EWF play areas Area Drain EACH $1,200.00 4 $4,800 In EWF Play Areas


STRUCTURED PLAYGROUND Earthscape Bird Nest Tower EACH $179,000.00 1 $179,000 Includes freight and install Water Pump ALLOW $5,000.00 1 $5,000 Includes freight and install Timberform Tyre Swing EACH $8,815.00 1 $8,815 Includes freight and install Timberform Pole Climber EACH $9,405.00 1 $9,405 Includes freight and install Timberform Stepping Cluster EACH $7,400.00 1 $7,400 Includes freight and install Timberform Stepping Cluster and Beam EACH $10,500.00 1 $10,500 Includes freight and install Timberform Hammock EACH $10,700.00 1 $10,700 Includes freight and install Landscape Structures Single Post Swing EACH $3,000.00 1 $3,000 2 belt, 1 tot add-on Landscape Structures Net Climber ALLOW $10,000.00 1 $10,000 Includes freight and install Landscape Structures Rollerslide EACH $15,500.00 1 $15,500 Includes freight and install


NATURE ADVENTURE ELEMENTS Stream bank Boulder Enhancements ALLOW $15,000.00 1 $15,000 Willow Wattles ALLOW $2,000.00 1 $2,000 Stepping Rounds ALLOW $1,500.00 1 $1,500 Play Frame EACH $12,054.00 1 $12,054 Includes freight and install Stump Chairs EACH $200.00 3 $600 Stump Table EACH $800.00 1 $800 Log Chair EACH $1,500.00 2 $3,000


SITE FURNISHINGS Shade Structure ALLOW $30,000.00 1 $30,000


LANDSCAPE Deciduous Tree EACH $300.00 13 $3,900 Turf Grass SF $1.00 1,610 $1,610 Seed to Match Woodland Understory Seeding SF $1.00 3,680 $3,680 Native Grasses and Perennials Soil Prep CY $25.00 5 $125 All planted areas - 6" depth Wood Mulch CY $30.00 3 $99 4" Depth - Shredded Cedar Shrub Beds SF $3.00 270 $810


IRRIGATION/UTILITIES Irrigation Adjustments ALLOW $11,000.00 1 $11,000


PLAYGROUND SUBTOTAL $425,543 20% Design Contingency $85,109 10% General Conditions $42,554

4% Mobilization $17,022 PLAYGROUND TOTAL $570,228

ADA AUDIT Crushed Granite Trails SF $4.00 1,320 $5,280 Remove Playground Curb LF $10.00 770 $7,700 Remove and store existing EWF SF $0.50 7,500 $3,750 Assumes existing depth of 10" ADA Ramp at Play Area ALLOW $1,500.00 2 $3,000


ADA AUDIT SUBTOTAL $14,450 20% Design Contingency $2,890 10% General Conditions $1,445

4% Mobilization $578 ADA AUDIT TOTAL $19,363

CIRCULATION IMPROVEMENTS Concrete Pavement - Std Gray - 4" thick SF $8.00 1,105 $8,840 Walk into playground and around sand pit Crushed Granite Trails SF $4.00 1,000 $4,000 ADA access from Spruce Way, trail connections Stone steps SF $15.00 200 $3,000 Along Spruce Way Irrigation Adjustments ALLOW $3,000.00 1 $3,000


CIRCULATION IMPROVEMENTS SUBTOTAL $18,840 20% Design Contingency $3,768 10% General Conditions $1,884

4% Mobilization $754 CIRCULATION IMPROV. TOTAL $25,246

GATHERING AREA Concrete Pavement - Std Gray - 4" thick SF $8.00 490 $3,920 Gathering area north of sand pit Sand blasting texture SF $5.00 490 $2,450 Benches EACH $2,000.00 3 $6,000 Irrigation Adjustments ALLOW $1,000.00 1 $1,000


GATHERING AREA SUBTOTAL $12,870 20% Design Contingency $2,574 10% General Conditions $1,287

4% Mobilization $515 GATHERING AREA TOTAL $17,246

GRAND TOTALS Playground $570,228 Includes contigencies and mobilization ADA Audit $19,363 Includes contigencies and mobilization Circulation Improvements $25,246 Includes contigencies and mobilization Gathering Area $17,246 Includes contigencies and mobilization

GRAND TOTAL $632,082

Appendix I: Greenway Cost Estimate

CENTRAL PLAYGROUND

GREENWAY PLAYGROUND

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