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Regular Park & Recreation Commission Meeting
September 21, 2017
6:15 P.M. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Chesterton Commons Park
7:00 P.M.
1. Call to Order
2. Resident Forum
3. Approval of Minutes (9/7/17)
4. Agenda Approval
5. Consider Winslow Cove Park Dedication Requirements
6. Discuss 2018-2022 Playground Equipment Replacement Plan, Cont.
7. Schedule Public Information Meeting/Rose Park Neighborhood
8. Outstanding Items
9.
10. Chair's Report
11. Adjournment
7:15 P.M. Or Shortly Thereafter Workshop Session
A. Review Final Draft of 2017 Existing and Future Park Facilities Chart/Zone
A- D
B. Adjournment
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING — SEPTEMBER 7, 2017
MINUTES
The Regular Bi -Monthly Meeting of the Andover Park and Recreation Commission was
called to order by Chair Stenzel on September 7, 2017, 7:00 p.m., at the Andover City
Hall, 1685 Crosstown Boulevard NW, Andover, Minnesota.
Commissioners Present: Chair Shane Stenzel, Vice Chair Jim Lindahl
Commissioners John Angell, Ted Butler, Angela Marinello,
and Dawn Perra.
Commissioners Absent: Commissioner Mark Miskowiec
Also Present: Assistant Public Works Director, Todd Haas
RESIDENT FOR UM
No one appeared to address the Commission.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Motion by Butler, seconded by Marinello, to approve the July 20, 2017 Park Commission
minutes as presented. Motion carried on a 4 -ayes, 0 -nays, 1 -absent (Miskowiec), 2 -
present (Angell and Perra) vote.
AGENDA APPROVAL
Motion by Lindahl, seconded by Marinello, to approve the agenda as presented. Motion
carried on a 6 -ayes, 0 -nays, and 1 -absent (Miskowiec) vote.
CONSIDER APPLICATION FOR SCHEDULED USE OF RECREATIONAL
FACILITIES APPLICATIONITRIDA YFAMILY FLAG FOOTBALL
Mr. Haas reviewed the Park and Recreation Commission is requested to consider the
Application for Scheduled Use of Recreational Facilities for use of Sunshine Park softball
fields as requested by Robb Wetenkamp.
The group has been using Prairie Knoll Park or Sunshine Park soccer/football field for
the past few years on Friday nights. The first scheduled use of the fields is September 8,
2017 and would end on October 27, 2017 (subject to the weather). Staff recommends the
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applicant use Sunshine Park softball fields 1-4 for the fall season (Andover Football
Association did not request the use of fields for Friday nights). Two fields would be used
every Friday night and they will need to rotate the fields every week. This group is not
associated with an organized athletic association. They will be using the field lights, so
there is a fee associated with the use of the field since both adults and youth will be using
the field.
The fee required for the use of 2 field lights is $640 for 8 weeks. A minimum charge of 2
hours per field per night was used to calculate the fee. In addition, the applicant will need
to check out a light key and submit the required deposit.
Mr. Wetenkamp was present at the meeting. He gave a brief description of the group
being friends and family ranging in ages from 12 to 60 years old. There are typically 30-
40 people that play.
Motion by Lindahl, seconded by Marinello, to approve the Application for Scheduled
Use of Recreational Facilities for use of Sunshine Park softball fields 1-4 as requested by
Robb Wetenkamp subject to paying the required fee of $640 for use of the two fields
each Friday for 8 weeks. Motion carried on a 6 -ayes, 0 -nays, and 1 -absent (Miskowiec)
vote.
UPDATE ON SECURITY LIGHTINGIPRAIRIE KNOLL PARK
Mr. Haas reviewed the Park and Recreation Commission is requested to continue
discussing the idea of having an additional security light in the south parking lot at Prairie
Knoll Park.
Connexus Energy provided an email identifying the 3 lights. Light OL60078 was
previously a IOOW HPS Traditionaire but Connexus Energy could do a simple rewire
upgrade to make this a 150W HPS fixture. Mr. Haas noted this has already been
upgraded to 150W. Light OL62035 could be upgraded from a NOW HPS to a 150W
HPS would take about an hour to complete with a 2 -man crew at about $200 per hour.
Mr. Haas noted Connexus Energy indicated the only time they upgrade from a
Traditionaire to LED is if they get knocked down or they are unable to repair. If the
Commission is interested in upgrading lights from HPS Traditionaire to LED the cost is
about $800 per fixture. The cost of the additional security light is estimated to be
$3053.50 which includes the new pole and fixture as well. Mr. Haas showed the location
of the lights on a drawing. The pine tree between the two maple trees has been removed
and additional tree trimming has been done.
If any improvements to the security lights is recommended to be approved, the
improvement would be funded from the 2017 miscellaneous fund which is funds from
park dedication.
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Mr. Gary Aus stated the additional lighting is needed because the dark areas are places
where kids hang-out. His daughter is afraid to go out in the dark without Mr. Aus
watching her. His neighbor has chosen not to call regarding the kids hanging out. He
showed some pictures he had taken of the area to the Commission. The pictures were
taken approximately 3 years ago. Mr. Aus had to take a day off work to clean up the area.
Mr. Aus stated it is important to have the light installed. This happens at least 2-3 times a
week where the kids linger. The Sheriff Department does a good job patrolling. Mr. Aus
does not know if there is a sign indicating the time the park is closed. This is a trouble
spot. A light would take care of the shadows produced by the trees that have grown.
Commissioner Marinello asked if there has been any other activity since Mr. Aus, was at
the Commission meeting and Mr. Aus stated there have been incidents but the Sheriff is
doing a good job patrolling the park. Mr. Aus has placed called anonymously to the
Sheriff's Department. Mr. Aus provided some examples of things that have been
happening.
Commissioner Angell asked for Staff's opinion as to what would be the best way to
address. Mr. Haas stated it is up to the Commission. City
Commissioner Perra asked if similar issues are reported in other parks to Mr. Haas. Mr.
Haas stated there are not a lot of calls. The neighborhood crime groups have been doing a
good job.
Commissioner Butler stated sometimes when a security light is put in it may draw more
people to the park after hours. The park is technically open until 11:00 p.m. Mr. Aus
stated an added light would make it safer for the Sheriff approaching the cars parked in
the dark area. Mr. Aus stated it would be a great addition to the park.
Commissioner Lindahl asked Mr. Haas to talk to the Sheriff's Dept. to find out if there
are reports. Mr. Haas stated the Sheriff's Dept. has been contacted and most of the
incidents reported at Prairie Knoll are parking related. Mr. Haas will speak with the
Commander of the Community Service Officer.
Chair Stenzel asked how many lights were at Sunshine Park and Mr. Haas stated between
8-10 and they are on a timer. Chair Stenzel stated he visited Prairie Knoll and parked his
vehicle in what he thought was the darkest part of the lot. The lights at Prairie Knoll stay
on all night. There have not been incidents reported by the Sheriff's Dept. who normally
raises concerns with the Commission on specific parks. Chair Stenzel stated compared to
other parks the lighting seems to be adequate.
Commissioner Perra stated the majority of the parks are not lighted all night. She has
heard there are problems having lights on all night.
Chair Stenzel asked to have Mr. Haas contact the Sheriff's Department for information
on incidents and calls to Prairie Knoll and other parks within the City.
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Commissioner Lindahl suggested waiting to see if the tree trimming makes a difference
and getting information from the Sheriff's Department.
Chair Stenzel asked Mr. Aus if he sees anything to call the Sheriff's Department so the
incidents are reported. Chair Stenzel suggested if Mr. Aus would care to make a donation
towards a light it would be reconsidered.
UPDATE ON ROSE PARK SHELTER
Mr. Haas reviewed a memo from Mr. Todd Lindorff, Facilities Maintenance Supervisor,
regarding an update on the condition and repairing of the existing shelter at Rose Park.
Public Works staff will be removing the shelter over the next few months. The Parks and
Recreation Commission will need to determine if the existing structure should be
replaced with the same size structure or go with a little larger structure. If the
Commission would like to move forward with a new structure, it will be necessary to
determine if the Verizon funds that are collected from the lease should be used to fund
the new shelter or if park maintenance replacement funds should be used or a
combination (shelter value and upgrade). There is approximately $20,000 from the
Verizon fund available. The cost of a new shelter like the shelter at Fox Meadows Park
would be $33,000 (labor and materials).
The Park and Recreation Commission has expressed interest in meeting with the
neighborhood to discuss what other improvements should be considered for the park
including the expansion of the existing playground equipment and possibly this would be
a good time to discuss the replacement of the shelter.
Commissioner Butler suggested there be a more general discussion on how the funds
could be spent in Rose Park.
Chair Stenzel agreed and suggested a Master Plan be prepared for Rose Park. Chair
Stenzel suggested having a workshop in October — November timeframe with the
stakeholders in the neighborhood to start creating a Master Plan. Mr. Haas stated the
shelter will most likely be tom down.
Commissioner Butler suggested leaving the shelter up until after the meeting with the
neighborhood is held. Chair Stenzel agreed and said it should remain unless it is deemed
a safety hazard.
UPDATE ON THE 2018 — 2022 PARK PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
REPLACEMENT PLAN
Mr. Haas stated this item is an update on the 2018 — 2022 CIP Park Playground
Equipment Replacement Plan. A copy of the proposed 2018 — 2022 CIP Park Playground
Equipment Replacement Plan that was submitted to the Finance Department was
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provided for Commission review. The Parks Maintenance Department has evaluated the
older playground structures around the City and has determined the following structures
be rebuilt in the next 5 years. To keep up replacement of the equipment that should be
done every 20 years it will be necessary to replace 2 structures each year.
• 2018 — Pine Hills South Park and Purple Park (City Hall)
• 2019 — Terrace Park and Strootman Park
• 2020 — Hawkridge Park and Sunshine Park
• 2021 — Hidden Creek North Park and Prairie Knoll Park
• 2022 — Wild Iris Park and Tot Lot Park (138`h Avenue NW)
A discussion should be held because of the Community Center/Public Works/City
Campus expansion and determine what direction to go with Purple Park (which is top
priority from a staff's perspective) as how much the Commission wants to allocate
towards the replacement of the playground equipment. Parks Maintenance Supervisor
Jason Grode provided a report on the reasons Purple Park Playground should be a
priority.
Mr. Haas reminded the Commission the Parks Maintenance Department will continue to
review the playground structures from year to year so the list may be modified as the
condition of the structures change.
As indicated on the sheet provided to the Commission, $50,000 is proposed to be
allocated each year for the next 5 years. For quite a few years, Public Works Parks
Maintenance Department was making every effort to replace 2 structures a year but with
the rising cost of equipment and supplies (concrete borers, wood chips, etc.) the number
of playground rebuilds over the last couple years was reduced to 1 a year. To keep up
with replacing of older/outdated equipment, additional funds will be needed if the City
would like to replace 2 structures a year as $50,000 a year that is currently being
budgeted will not be enough to replace 2 structures.
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to review the 5 Year Playground
Equipment Replacement Plan and determine if any adjustments are to be made to the
proposed replacement plan and how the Commission would like to proceed. Mr. Haas
provided the City Campus Master Plan diagram for Commission review.
Mr. Haas requested the Commission discuss and perhaps discussing with Council at a
workshop.
Commissioner Butler asked if it wouldn't make more sense to plan the new playground in
the City Campus Master Plan. Chair Stenzel agreed. Mr. Haas noted there is not a
grading plan for the entire site. Commissioner Butler stated Purple Park is used a lot. Mr.
Haas noted the YMCA also uses Purple Park for some of their programs.
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Commissioner Butler asked what a comparable structure would cost and Mr. Haas stated
$75,000 but there are some grants available.
Commissioner Angell stated if the City invests in a large play structure for the City
Campus could it be relocated at a minimal cost.
Chair Stenzel stated there are a couple different ways to anchor playground equipment —
more permanent and a movable method. The anchoring system costs quite a lot. Mr. Haas
stated there is a possibility the playground structure could come out of the bond. Chair
Stenzel directed Mr. Haas to ask the question about grading, Mr. Haas will bring back
some answers to the next meeting.
Mr. Haas noted the average is playgrounds should be replaced every 15 years based on
staff opinion. Mr. Haas will speak with the manufacturers for their opinion on how long a
playground should last.
REVIEW OUTSTANDING ITEMS
Mr. Haas reviewed outstanding items including Completed Projects, On -Going Projects,
On -Hold Projects, and Other Items of Interest.
Commissioner Butler stated the Community Center Task Force did not have a meeting
and he will provide an update at the next Commission Meeting.
The next Commission Meeting will be held September 21, 2017.
CHAIR'S REPORT
The Commissioners had nothing to report.
ADJOURNMENT OF REGULAR MEETING
Motion by Commissioner Butler, seconded by Commissioner Angell, to adjourn the
regular meeting at 8:10 p.m. Motion carried on a 6 -ayes, 0 -nays, and 1 -absent
(Miskowiec) vote.
Respectfully Submitted,
Debbie Wolfe, Recording Secretary
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TO: Park & Recreation Commission
CC: � David D. Berkowitz, Director of Public Works/City Engineer
FROM: Todd J. Haas, Assistant Public Works Director
SUBJECT: 5. Consider Park Dedication Requirements/Winslow Cove
DATE: September 21, 2017
INTRODUCTION
This item is regarding reviewing and determining the park dedication requirements for the
proposed preliminary plat of Winslow Cove.
DISCUSSION
A copy of the preliminary plat is located on the side pocket of the packet. This area was
previously reviewed as a sketch plan known as Winslow Woods. 77 lots are being proposed.
Most likely this development will be done in phases. There is an existing park (Sophies Park)
adjacent to this new development on the north side. A trail connection is also shown between
Lots 11 & 12 of Block 1 to allow easy access to Sophies Park.
Attached are the April 1, 2014 City Council meeting minutes for your review so the Commission
is aware of the discussion the City Council had with the residents. In reviewing the preliminary
plat no park is identified. The only parcel that is not identified as a residential lot is the Outlot A
which is located on the west side of Xeon Street NW at the north end of the plat.
Staff is recommending if park land is dedicated that it would only be for Outlot A and not
include and delineated wetland surrounding the area.
The developer and/or a representative have been invited to attend the meeting to answer any
questions the Commission may have.
ACTION REQUIRED
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to review the proposed preliminary plat and
provide direction on the park dedication requirements for the proposed Winslow Cove.
Respectfully submitted,
TMdJ.as
Cc: Doran Cote, Lennar (copy sent by e-mail)
Attachments: City Council meeting minutes of April 1, 2014; Map of the area & Preliminary Plat
(side pocket of packet)
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CONSENT ITEMS
Item 2 Approve Payment of Claims
Item 3 Approve Plans & Specs/Order Ad for Bids/12-37A/Andover Blvd. NW &
Crosstown Blvd. NW Turn Lane Improvements (See Resolution R021-14)
Item 4 Approve Resolution/LRRWM0 JPA (See Resolution R022-14)
Item 5 Approve Appointment Fire Chief .
Item 6 Change Fee Schedule (See Ordinance 435)
Item 7 Approve Naming 40 Acre Sports Complex & Field Names/3535 —161st Avenue
NW/12-31
Item 8 Approve Service & Licensing Agreement - CivicPlus
Motion by Trude, Seconded by Howard, approval. of the Consent Agenda as read. Motion carried
unanimously.
CALL FOR SALE OF BONDS — EHLERS & ASSOCIATES
Mr. Dickinson explained as part of the 2014 — 2018 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) the City
contemplated the issuance of bonds for various public improvements and equipment purchases.
Mr. Todd Hagen, Ehlers & Associates, reviewed the pre -sale report with the Council.
Councilmember Trude wondered why the City was issuing bonds because she felt the residents
would want to know. Mr. Dickinson stated it is for public works and public safety equipment, also
the City is looking at consolidating what they would have done an issuance for in 2015 so they will
be saving money from an issuance perspective. The predictions are interest rates will rise, so it is
anticipated there will also be interest expense savings. This will help with the City's cash flow too.
Motion by Trude, Seconded by Bukkila, to approve Resolution R023-14, for the sale of
equipment certificates. Motion carried unanimously.
SKETCH PLAN REVIEW CONTINUED — WINSLOW WOODS — PAUL EMMERICH
CONSTRUCTION
Mr. CarIberg explained the City Council on March 18, 2014 reviewed the sketch plan of Winslow
Woods submitted by Paul Emmerich Construction. The sketch plan is a 52 -acre, 99 — lot urban
residential development located south of Sophie's South and east of the Winslow Hills
developments.
Mr. Carlberg reviewed the staff information with the Council regarding the Wintergreen Street
j) temporary cul-de-sac connection in the proposed development.
Councilmember Bukkila stated she is undecided on the Wintergreen Street connection. She stated
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she did not like the turns that were added and the way the street comes out and adjoins with the
adjacent streets. She stated she would rather see this stay as a permanent cul-de-sac.
Councilmember Trade agreed and indicated she took multiple photos of the proposed park site and
talked with the neighboring residents. She noted a lot of trees will be removed if the Wintergreen
Street connection is made and she feels this would really cut up the neighborhood. She stated the
residents feel if the Wintergreen Street connection is made it will change the whole traffic pattern of
the neighborhood and she agreed. By changing the traffic pattern in this area this may make some
families feel unsafe. She stated the Fire Department will still be able to access the development.
Councilmember Trude felt keeping the traffic patterns the way they are will benefit all of the existing
residents in the new neighborhood and the new development will have their own access. She noted
there are no turn lanes for Yellowpine Street as there are for Xeon Street which makes Xeon Street a
safer way for traffic to enter the development. Councilmember Bukkila wanted to make sure the trail
coming down the west side of Xeon Street will be maintained in the winter because one of the issues
they will have is kids walking in the area and she wanted to make sure the kids are not walking on
the street. Mr. Berkowitz stated Xeon Street is a State Aid Street and will be maintained and opened
throughout the year.
Councilmember Howard stated he is in favor of having Wintergreen Street go through and did not
think the tree loss would be significant. This was always designated as a temporary cul-de-sac so he
thought it should go through. By not putting it through he thought it would harm the people fronting
Xeon Street because now there are only two accesses and fifty percent of the traffic will need to go
by them and would cut Wintergreen Street off. He did not feel a lot of traffic will go down
Wintergreen Street.
Mayor Gamache stated he looked at the discussion from 2005 and because they have laid this out and
the traffic flow of the original plan with the cul-de-sac going through some time in the future, it still
makes sense that those plans were the best laid out they could have because it does tie the
neighborhoods together. He did not see this as being that big of an issue. He indicated he did not
have an issue with Wintergreen Street going through.
Councilmember Trude stated there is a pipeline going through the development and they will have
some lots that no one is going to want to buy. She stated the lots will sit in the development as
eyesores, and that will not benefit everyone. She stated that ultimately they were trying to build a
community where people want to live and stay.
Councilmember Trude showed photos of the wooded area by the Wintergreen Street cul-de-sac.
Councilmember Trude also showed photos she had taken that afternoon of the property immediately
south of Sophie's Park and to the south and east of the park. She explained that the photos of
poplars on the hill were south of the basketball court and had been delineated as wetland and also
had marsh grasses. She explained the area along the park's southeast boundary, for about thirty feet,
and going to the east in the proposed development, behind the existing homes was an area with many
red oaks and other mature trees and was the area the neighborhood wasproposing be added to the
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existing park for passive use and nature trails.
Mayor Gamache asked the developer if he had an opinion about the connection into the northern
piece into Sophie's South. Mr. Olson stated he agreed with Councilmember Trude and that it is not
really a necessary connection. He feels it is inviting more people to come over towards Yellowpine
Street. He stated if the connection is not made, it does give them an extra lot and by not making the
connection, he felt it will give them a better neighborhood.
Councilmember Trude asked if the connection is made, will the cul-de-sac bulb stay. Mr. Carlberg
stated it was built to permanent standards but the development does reserve the right to make it a
standard road and the developer would go in and remove the wings to make it a standard road.
There was discussion regarding extending the cul-de-sac to the proposed roadway. Mr. Carlberg
indicated the Fire Chief would want the Wintergreen Street connection extended for safety.
Mr. Berkowitz stated if the roadway is connected it will tie in the water main to that location. It can
still be done without the extension of the roadway but it would then be an easement through the
yards and they would have to evaluate that as they move forward in the preliminary plat.
Ms. Carol Schmeichel, 1146152°d Lane NW, stated the residents would prefer to have the permanent
Wintergreen Street cul-de-sac. She thought the main issue was with safety concern because
realistically it does detract from both developments. She stated if it is the public safety issue, that
could be a reason to open up the cul-de-sac. She did agree that there would not be a lot more traffic
added.
Mr. Jim Traver, 1134 152°a Lane, stated regarding the intersection for Crosstown Boulevard and
Yellowpine Street, passing is allowed but he thought this was something that needs to be changed
because it is dangerous and he thought the passing zone should be moved. He stated another concern
is the 50 mph sign right before Yellowpine Street. He thought anything the City can do to encourage
the use of Xeon Street should be done. He stated the Yellowpine Street intersection is very narrow
and he did not think a fire truck would be able to maneuver the new street very well.
Mayor Gamache asked if there is a right turn Iane on Crosstown Boulevard at Yellowpine Street.
Mr. Berkowitz indicated there is not a turn lane or shoulder, passing is allowed within that location.
CounciImember Knight stated that the plan showing the connection at Wintergreen Street looks
klutzy. Mayor Gamache explained the change of angle of the street occurred during the platting of
Sophie's. Councilmember Bukkila stated that is why she wanted to see how the plan would look
with the streets connected. Councilmember Trude stated there are a lot of things making it difficult
to carve the land up here. Mayor Gamache inquired if the developer needed direction on the issue of
the street connection and whether he was planning to begin the project this year. The developer
affirmed his plans were to be in the ground this year. Mayor Gamache polled the Councilmembers.
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Ccuncilmember Knight stated he is leaning towards the public safety factor, primarily for emergency
vehicles.
Mayor Gamache thought they needed to do something on Crosstown Boulevard at Yellowpine
Street. Councilmember Bukkila agreed. Mr. Berkowitz stated Crosstown Boulevard was a County
road at the time of the last development and turn lane improvements were not required. Since then,
regulations have changed and turn lane improvements would likely need to be done. He stated next
time Crosstown Boulevard will be improved will be in fifteen to twenty years and will be evaluated
at that time unless the funding for this would be added onto the developer costs. Councilmember
Bukkila thought the only improvement needed would be to add a double yellow line on the road for
no passing in that area. Mr. Berkowitz agreed.
Councilmember Trude wondered about 150x` Lane as the other access. The trade off for the
developer could be if they could work with the Holasek family to get Xeon Street extended to 150a`
Lane and have that be the safety ingress/egress or fire track route. Then the Wintergreen Street
connection would not need to happen. Mayor Gamache thought if they could get that idea onto the
next plan that would be great.
Mayor Gamache stated the emergency access they have, while not perfect, should work.
Councilmember Howard stated he is not fond of the emergency access coming off Crosstown
Boulevard. He did not think a ladder truck would make it through the access. Councilmember
Bukkila disagreed and felt the fire trucks would be able to get into the development through that
access, if needed.
Councilmember Howard proposed a motion to make the Wintergreen Street cul-de-sac permanent.
He stated be understood the public safety and the kids issue and would yield to the members. He
stated he is looking at the whole picture and he made his stand. Councilmember Trade thought the
developer only needed direction on this item. Mr. Dickinson clarified that the developer needed
clear direction on this issue. Council discussion continued. Mayor Gamache stated the consensus
was that the developer did not need to connect Wintergreen Street to the Winslow Woods plat.
Carlberg reviewed the staff report regarding the proposed park in the proposed development.
Councilmember Trude stated the wetland would become a natural buffer to the parkland which
would give a larger park expansion and the cost for wetland would be zero. She thought the way to
honor Winslow Holasek is to make this a parkland which would leave some of the woods in the plat
called Winslow Woods. She noted that he was a farmer who left trees on his farm land, he served
the City for a long time as an early councihnember, a resident who attended many meetings and
knew many people and who was also a member of the Open Space Commission. Others added
comments about Winslow Holasek attending meetings and providing information to
councilmembers. Councilmember Trude noted that even after taking this small piece of land for
park, she noted the Park Commission would also receive about $236,000 in park dedication fees.
With play equipment already installed at Sophie's and residents volunteering to help with nature
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trails, this small amount of park land is not costing very much. Mr. Dickinson stated that the
calculation for park dedication fees is based only on preliminary information and could change at
final plat. Councilmember Trude said this area of woods would create a nice walking path off the
street and that a similar path is very popular in her neighborhood. Councilmember Howard asked
the developer if they are planning on using any piece of the wetland for drainage for the project. Mr.
Larry Olson indicated they have not gotten into the drainage planning at this phase but he did not
think it would be used much. They would be providing an outlet for the storm water pipes that come
in from Sophie's South which would give it more of a controlled elevation. He envisioned the
backyards going in that direction.
Councilmember Bukkila stated she has been involved in some of the discussion with some of the
Park Commissioners and this process has been seemingly awkward from the beginning. The Park
Commission felt there was a lot of valuable input that came out of their meetings, they liked the
amount of input the members put in. She stated the Park Commission has to review and discuss the
items in a short amount of time and she received a phone call from a few of them indicating they
were not comfortable with their decision. There is a lot of afterthought after hearing more discussion
and reviewing information, they would like to be able to review this item further. She recommended
slowing this down and have staff coordinate a meeting with the Park and Recreation and Open Space
Commissions to try to come to a decision about this.
Councilmember Trude felt the decision lies with the Council and they have heard input from both
Commissions. She stated the developer wants to get moving and she felt this needed to move
forward. Councilmember Bukkila disagreed and thought the Commissions should be able to have
more time to review this information.
Mr. Dickinson thought the main point was if the Council is looking for park land from this
development and if so, where. Councilmember Howard thought they did but he did not think it
should be dedicated park land. He is hesitant to take all the wetland and he does not feel comfortable
paying any money for wetland. He did like the idea of leaving something natural in Winslow's
honor. He thought it would be a nice gesture on the Council's part. Councilmember Knight agreed
and thought it had potential for people to just wander around.
Mr. Carlberg stated in the staff report there is a section out of the 2011 park dedication study, with
mini and neighborhood parks, they currently have more than what they identified in the study.
LMayor Gamache indicated they want this to be as natural as possible and low cost maintenance.
Mayor Gamache thought the Council was in agreement regarding the cul-de-sacs coming off Xeon
Street backing up to the railroad tracks and that they should remain as shown. Mr. Carlberg noted
the developer lost two lots by having these as cul-de-sacs.
Councilmember Howard wondered if there is anyway to regulate that the fences be open or cyclone
on side yards along Xeon Street. Mr. Carlberg stated they cannot regulate materials other than
uniform materials, color and height.
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Mr. Carlberg reviewed the Xeon Street connection to 15e Lane with the Council.
Mr. Larry Olson stated he understood what the Council wants and is not part ofthe negotiations with
the current landowners, but he stated that land was not up for sale. Mayor Gamache asked if there is
a chance to have that discussion with the property owner.
Ms. Carol Schmeichel stated regarding the park concern, that is something that the residents of
Sophie's South are passionate about and how important it is to expand thepark area with the number
of kids in the neighborhood. She thought some passive land enriches Sophie's Park, the
neighborhoods, and she indicated she would not develop it, simple nature trails would be great. She
also thought woods would be an added benefit to the neighborhoods.
Mayor Gamache thanked the residents for their input.
SCHEDULE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTAUTHORITY COMMISSIONER INTER VIEWS
Mr. Dickinson requested the Council schedule EDA Commissioner Interviews. He suggested
cancelling the EDA meeting and scheduling the interviews in its place.
Councilmember Trude asked if they could change the time to 5:30 p.m. The Council thought
that would be okay.
Motion by Knight, Seconded by Howard, to cancel EDA meeting on April 15, 2014, at 6:00 p.m.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion by Knight, Seconded by Trude, to schedule EDA Commissioner Interviews on April 15,
2014, at 5:30 p.m. Motion carried unanimously.
ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT
City Staff updated the Council on the administration and city department activities, legislative
updates, updates on development/CIP projects, and meeting reminders/community events.
Mr. Berkowitz updated the Council on Public Works activities in the City.
Mayor Gamache asked Mr. Berkowitz what the normal speed is of the trains on the tracks. Mr.
Berkowitz thought it was 55 mph but would check and send the information to the Council.
Councilmember Knight wanted to commend the street crews for their hard work this snow plow
10 season.
Mr. Carlberg updated the Council on community development activities and events in the City.
He stated the North Suburban Home Show was March 22, 2014 at the Community Center and
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FAX (763) 755-8923 • WWW.ANDOVERMN.GOV
TO: Park & Recreation Commission
CC: kyv David D. Berkowitz, Director of Public Works/City Engineer
FROM: Todd J. Haas, Assistant Public Works Director
SUBJECT: 6. Update on the 2018-2022 Park Playground Equipment Replacement Plan,
Cont.
DATE: September 21, 2017
INTRODUCTION
This item is a continuation from the last meeting regarding an update on the 2018-2022 CIP Park
Playground Equipment Replacement Plan.
DISCUSSION
There are two items that were discussed at the last meeting that staff will address. The first item
is the potential relocation of the playground equipment at Purple Park from the current location
to the location proposed on the City Campus Master Plan west of the Community Center (general
location would be where the old recycling center was). David Berkowitz, City Engineer/Director
of Public Works, will be at the meeting to discuss the concerns with relocating the playground
equipment to this location at this time. The second item is regarding when playground equipment
should be replaced. Based on the industry standard the life expectancy of commercial playground
is 15 years. Below are the proposed structures that were presented at the last meeting
recommended to be replaced. Based on the life expectancy of 15 years for playground equipment
the 5 -year replacement plan will need to be adjusted to increase the number of structures from 2 a
year to 3 a year to keep up.
• 2018
— Pine Hills South Park and Purple Park (City Hall)
• 2019
— Terrace Park and Strootman Park
• 2020
— Hawkridge Park and Sunshine Park
• 2021
— Hidden Creek North Park and Prairie Knoll Park
• 2022
— Wild Iris Park and Tot Lot Park (138`h Avenue NW)
The Park and Recreation Commission will need to have a discussion based on the City Campus
Master Plan to determine what direction you would like to go with Purple Park (which is top
priority from a staff s perspective) and as how much funding should be allocated towards the
replacement of the playground equipment.
Parks Maintenance Department will continue to review the playground structures from year to
year so the list may be modified as the condition of the structures change.
BUDGETIMPACT
As indicated on the attached sheet $50,000 is proposed to be allocated each year for the next 5
years. For quite a few years Public Works Parks Maintenance Department was making every
effort to replace 2 structures a year but with the rising cost of equipment and supplies (concrete
borders, wood chips, etc.) the number of playground rebuilds over the last few years was reduced
to 1 a year. To keep up with replacing of older/outdated equipment, additional funds are needed
if the City would like to replace 3 structures a year. The current budget of $50,000 a year that is
not enough to replace 3 structures.
ACTION REQUIRED
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to continue discussing Purple Park
replacement and the 5 Year Playground Equipment Replacement Plan and determine how the
Commission would like to proceed.
Respectfully submitted,
Todd J. Haas
Attachments: Article on Playground Equipment Life Expectancy; Proposed 2018-2022 CIP Park
Playground Equipment Replacement Plan
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Warranties vary by manufacturer, and by product type. However, the standard life
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your equipment for it's lifetime. We will prolong that as well as keep it fully -
functional with our regularly scheduled inspections and service calls available.
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apply the funds within your existing budget, and take full advantage of your
existing resources. If you haven't already done so, you can download your free Big
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PLAYGROUND PLANNING -HOW DO YOU MANAGE OUR
PLAYGROUND PROJECT?
Capital Plan
City of Andover, NiN
2018 thru 2022
Project 4 18-45000-01
Project Name Replace/Repair Play Structures - Various Parks
Department Park & Rec - Operations
Contact DPW/ City Engineer
Type
Improvement
Useful Life
15-20 Years
Category
Park Improvements
Priority
1 -High
Description
The parks listed are in need of replacing the existing playground equipment and repairing the fall zones to achieve ADA accessibility. The
proposed playground equipment improvements/rebuilds are as follows:
18 - Pine Hills South Park and Purple Park (City Hall)
19 - Terrace Park and Strootman Park
20 - Hawkridge Park and Sunshine Park
21 - Hidden Creek North Park and Prairie Knoll Park
22 - Wild Iris Park and Tot Lot Park (138th Avenue N
equipment no longer meets ADA requirements, such as entrapments, fall zones and handicap accessibility. Working to bring the parks up to
t all safety requirements.
Expenditures 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Total
Equipment 50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 250,000
Total 50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 250,000
Funding Sources 2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
Total
General Fund 50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
250,000
Total 50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
250,000
Budget Impact/Other I
Less maintenance and will meet all safety requirements.
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1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. • ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 • (763) 755-5100
FAX (763) 755-8923 • WWW.ANDOVERMN.GOV
TO: Park & Recreation Commission
CC: David D. Berkowitz, Director of Public Works/City Engineerlw�
FROM: Todd J. Haas, Assistant Public Works Director
SUBJECT: 7. Schedule Public Information Meeting/Rose Park Neighborhood
DATE: September 21, 2017
INTRODUCTION
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to schedule the Public Information meeting
with the Rose Park neighborhood.
DISCUSSION
Staff is recommending scheduling the neighborhood meeting either on Thursday, November 2"d
or Thursday, November 161n. At this point having the neighborhood meeting scheduled in
November will allow the Park and Recreation Commission to concentrate on finishing the 2017
Existing and Future Park Facilities Chart for Zones A -D during this meeting and/or the first
meeting in October if further review is being requested. There will most likely be a joint meeting
with the City Council in October to finalize the chart before the Park Dedication Study is
updated.
ACTION REQUIRED
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to schedule the Public Information meeting
with the Rose Park neighborhood on either November 2"d or November 161n
Respectfully submitted,
Todd J. Haas
1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. • ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 • (763) 755-5100
FAX (763) 755-8923 • WWW.ANDOVERMN.GOV
TO: Park & Recreation Commission
CC: David D. Berkowitz, Director of Public Works/City Engineer bPB
FROM: Todd J. Haas, Asst. Public Works Director -00
SUBJECT: 8. Review Outstanding Items/Maintenance Update
DATE: September 21, 2017
Issues list as of 9/1/17
UPDATE OFANDOVER COMMUNITY CENTER ADVISORYBOA-RD — Commissioner Butler
COMPLETED PROJECTS —
ON-GOING PROJECTS -
•
Update of Park Dedication Improvement Fund Quarterly Report — Next quarterly report is in
October.
• Update of Quarterly Sheriff's Department Report on Park Patrol & Vandalism_ — Next quarterly
report is in October.
• Fox Meadows Park —The well has been completed and the fields have been seeded. Paving of the
driveway and trails have been completed.
• Update on Existing and Future Park Facilities Chart — Item is on the agenda as part of the
Workshop Session to review final draft of all Zones (A -D). There will be a joint meeting with the
City Council so the Park and Recreation Commission can present the recommended proposed
improvements to the park system. This Park Facilities Chart will be used to help calculate the park
dedication fee that is collected from new developments. Note: Staff will let the Commission know
what date the City Council selected for the workshop. Work Sessions of the City Council are typically
the 4th Tuesday of the month so the next one would be October 241h
ON -HOLD PROJECTS — None at the time.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST —
• Kelsey Round Lake Park -- Staff has received notice from the MNDNR grant (Outdoor Recreation
Grant Program) that it was not selected as part of this round. Staff will resubmit again as part of the
2018 round.
ASN Trail -- Staff has received from the MNDNR grant (Local Trail Connections Grant Program)
that it was not selected as part of this round. Staff will resubmit again as part of the 2018 round.
• Eveland Field Fencing — Nothing new to report. Staff is waiting for a response from the Andover
Athletic Association (AAA) and the Andover High School Fast Pitch Softball Head Coach and what
needs to be done. As mentioned previously AAA and the Andover High School coach are interested
in seeing the outfield fence relocated closer to home plate to meet the fast pitch standards so the
players have an opportunity to hit homeruns. Note: The existing outfield fencing itself is in pretty
poor condition in some sections and probably should be replaced if the outfield fence is to be
relocated. Note: Staff recently had a conversation with AAA Board member and sounds like they
would like to move forward yet this fall.
• Update of Pedestrian Trails — The trails that are planned for the next 3 years are as follows:
❖ 2017- Andover Blvd NW between Bluebird Street NW and Vale Street NW. The trail
has been paved. Contractor is finishing up the final restoration.
❖ 2018- Crosstown Blvd NW between Bunker Lake Blvd NW and 140`h Avenue NW.
Note: At this point it looks like there are some right of way issues that will need to be
addressed delaying this project until 2018. Design and Right of Way work will
continue after the construction season ends.
•3 2019- ASN Trail from Kensington Estates to ASN Ball Field Facility. Note: Staff has
received approval from the City Council to apply for a MNDNR grant (Local Trail
Connections Program). Application was submitted by the March 31, 2017 deadline.
• Update of the Reconstruction of Bunker Lake Boulevard from Crane Street NW to Jefferson
Street NE in Ham Lake — Bunker Lake Boulevard NW is now open to traffic east of Hanson
Boulevard NW to Jefferson Street NW in the City of Ham Lake. You can visit the following website
for updates at http://www.anokacounty.us/1578/Construction-Weekly
• Update of Scheduling Park and Recreation Commission meeting at a City Park or Facility —
The Commission will need to determine if you would like to have a meeting at one of the City parks
in 2018.
If you have any questions or comments regarding any of the items mentioned above or any items
relating to parks or projects, feel free to contact Todd Haas or Dave Berkowitz at the City. Staff
recommends the Commission continue reviewing the City Council meeting minutes that you receive
by e-mail as to discussions of various projects the City Council has been working on or is
considering.
Note: If you have any items that you would like to add to the list, let me know at the meeting.
Weekly Parks Maintenance Update
9/02/17
• Completed full mow cycle in all parks, preserves and trails.
• Completed trash service in all parks, trails and replenished doggy pot bags.
• Cleaned parks buildings at ASN and Sunshine Parks.
• Pruned trees at Prairie Knoll Park at the south parking lot per work request.
• Continue working on City Hall grading project.
• Continue working on Nordeen's basketball court installation.
9/09/17
• Completed full mow cycle in all parks.
• Completed trash service in all parks.
• Cleaned park buildings at ASN and Sunshine Parks.
• Completed City Hall grading project including irrigation and new sod.
• Completed Nordeen's basketball court installation.
• Painted picnic table at Purple Park that had recent vandalism.
• Painted over graffiti at railroad bridge on Tom Anderson Trail.
C I T Y O F
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1685 CROSSTOWN BOULEVARD N.W. • ANDOVER, MINNESOTA 55304 • (763) 755-5100
FAX (763) 755-8923 • WWW.ANDOVERMN.GOV
TO: Park & Recreation Commission
CC: David D. Berkowitz, Director of Public Works/City Engineer
FROM: Todd J. Haas, Assistant Public Works Director
SUBJECT: A. Review Final Draft of 2017 Existing and Future Park Facilities
Chart/Park Zones A -D
DATE: September 21, 2017
INTRODUCTION
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to review the draft 2017 Existing and Future
Park Facilities Chart for Zones A -D.
DISCUSSION
A copy of the most updated version of the draft 2017 Existing and Future Park Facilities Chart
for Zones A -D that staff has been working on over the past couple months is in the side pocket of
the packet. The left column of the spreadsheet (Existing) includes all items that currently exists
in each park including all improvements that were install in 2017. The updated middle column of
the spreadsheet (Future Facilities) includes all items that have been discussed by the Commission
over the past few months which will be used to determine Park Dedication Fee. Staff will have
questions for the Commission that will need to be addressed later in this memo. The updated
right column of the spreadsheet is replacement items that are being recommended to be
completed over the next 20 to 50 years which are items that would need to be funded from
another source (for example the City's general fund). Staff will also be providing a separate
spreadsheet at the workshop meeting identifying the replacement cost for each of the next 5 years
(2018-2022) along with summary of how some of the costs were determined.
Questions raised by staff for discussion for the particular parks are as follows:
• Park 4A (Hawkridge Park) — As indicated in the Future Facilities column is the
Commission still interested in paving the existing hockey rink for example like roller
blading, dry land training and/or pickleball? If the Commission is still interested in
having a hard surface it is recommended to use concrete instead in blacktop since staff
has been having maintenance issues (surface cracking, uneven surface, spalling, and
drainage) with blacktop within the hockey rink area at Prairie Knoll Park. Having a
concrete surface will allow the City to have less maintenance, better drainage and a more
level surface so that other activities such as rollerblading and pickleball could be played
there.
• Park 9A (Timber Rivers Park) — As of right now there is 2 existing shelters at the park
that are located very close to one another. Since staff has noticed limited use of the
shelters it is recommended that at some point when one of the shelters (or both) is beyond
their useful life that only one shelter be replaced.
• Park 10A (Timber Trails Park) — The Commission has indicated in the Future Facilities
column that field lighting be included as a future improvement. The park has one full size
baseball field and one medium size soccer field. The question is should lighting be
considered for the fields? If not, the improvement should be removed from the chart.
• Park 23B (Oak Hollow Park) — The Commission has indicated that a half basketball
court be included as a future improvement. With the new construction of a basketball
court just south in Nordeen's Park, does it make sense to include a basketball court at this
park?
• Park 30C (Creekridee Park) — The Commission has indicated in the Future Facilities
column a small shelter be included as a future improvement. This park is currently
undeveloped. Some of the west half of the park is in a floodplain area. The question is
should this park have a shelter? If not, the improvement should be removed from the
chart.
• Park 35C (Hidden Creek South Park) — The Commission has indicated in the Future
Facilities column a small shelter be included as a future improvement. The park is
considered a tot lot with playground equipment. The question is should this park have a
shelter? If not, the improvement should be removed from the chart.
• Park 37C (Meadowood North Park) - The Commission has indicated in the Future
Facilities column a small shelter be included as a future improvement. The park has few
activities available but is limited with space and a small shelter based on what staff has
looked at would make it tough to construct a small shelter. The question is should this
park have a shelter? If not, the improvement should be removed from the chart.
• Park 39C (Meadows of Round Lake Park) — The Commission has indicated in the
Future Facilities column a small shelter be included as a future improvement. The park is
considered a tot lot with playground equipment. The question is should this park have a
shelter? If not, the improvement should be removed from the chart.
• Park 44C (Rose Park) — The Commission has indicated that a half basketball court be
included as a future improvement. There is enough room to construct a basketball court
east of the existing ball fields in the open space area of the park but not by the playground
equipment or the shelter area. The question is should this park have a basketball court? If
not, the improvement should be removed from the chart.
• Park 47C (Terrace Park) - The Commission has indicated that a tennis court be
included as a future improvement. There is enough room to construct a tennis court south
of the existing ball field in the open space area of the park. This could be a potential
location for a combination of tennis and pickleball with fencing. The other option is not
have tennis but construct pickleball courts only. The question is should this park have a
tennis and/or a pickleball court? If not, the improvement should be removed from the
chart.
• Park 59D (Andover Lions Park) - The Commission has indicated that a half basketball
court be included as a future improvement. The park has a few activities available but
there is no space to construct a basketball court. If the Commission agrees with staff, the
improvement should be removed from the chart. Note: There is a basketball court at
Shadowbrook East Park which is located about a mile to the east of this park.
• Park 62D (Chesterton Commons Park) - The Commission has indicated that a half
basketball court be included as a future improvement. The park has a few activities
available but there is no space to construct a basketball court. It is recommended to be
removed from the chart.
• Park 64D (City Hall Complex #1/Purple Park) — The Replacement Items in right hand
column identifies the playground equipment to be replaced in 2018. The Commission is
to identify how much it would like to spend on replacing the playground equipment, fall
zones and borders. Depending on the amount that is recommended some of the costs to
help pay for the replacement may need to be identified in the Future Facilities column if
the structure will have more activities than the existing structure has.
• Park 65D (Coon Creek Park/Tom Anderson Trail) - The Commission has indicated in
the Future Facilities column a small shelter be included as a future improvement. The
proposed shelter would be located somewhere adjacent to the trail between Hanson
Boulevard and the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks. The park and trail is generally
located in more of a natural area. Is this an area the Commission would like to construct a
shelter even though there is a concern from a staff perspective that may become a hang
out which leads to unwanted activity for this area? If not, the improvement should be
removed from the chart.
• Park 76D (Prairie Knoll Park) — The pavement in the existing hockey rink is in poor
shape. If the Commission is interested in seeing more use (for example roller blading or
pickleball) the pavement needs to be replaced due to surface cracking, uneven surface,
spalling, and drainage. If it is determined by the Commission to continue having a hard
surface at this rink, it is recommended to have a concrete surface to minimize the amount
of maintenance that will be needed. Also having a concrete surface will allow the City to
have better drainage and a more level surface so that other activities such as rollerblading
and pickleball could be played there.
• Park 84D (Sunshine Park) — The Commission has identified a 5-12 year playground
equipment at this park as a Future Facility item. With the elementary school located just
east of the Sunshine Park, the Commission should determine if a 5-12 year playground
structure is necessary. The other Future Facility item that needs some discussion is
regarding the small storage areas for the associations. As discussed with the City Council
last spring, the associations are required to come up with a plan to resolve the PODS that
currently exist that ultimately will need to be removed at a couple of the parks throughout
the City since they are not allowed by City Code. The Commission will need to determine
if funds should remain as a possible expenditure to help pay for the storage areas.
• Future Neighborhood Park — In the current Park Dedication study one additional future
park has been identified. Is the Commission still interested in pursuing an additional park
at some point when the opportunity comes around?
• Future Community Play Field Area - In the current Park Dedication study a
Community Play Field Area has been identified. Is the Commission still interested in
pursuing this at some point when the opportunity comes around?
Note: Just so you know all the Open Space/Nature Preserve Properties have been removed from
the chart since they are not part of the overall park system.
Staff will provide an update at the meeting as to the date of the joint meeting with the City
Council which most likely will be in October to discuss the proposed improvements that are
being recommended for each of the Zones by the Park and Recreation Commission.
ACTION REQUIRED
The Park and Recreation Commission is requested to review the updated 2017 Existing and
Future Park Facilities Chart for Zones A -D.
Respectfully submitted,
i���
Todd J. Haas
Attachment: Zones A -D (copy of spreadsheet on side pocket of packet)
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QTY
DESCRIPTION (EXISTING)
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE Eli
I
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
---u- -W--'IAOACR��
-CED Ak RE H0
I ]Duck House 40.D0 1 It
40.00
Sustainable Landscaping & Trees I $
1,000.00 1
1
Park Name Sign
250.00
$
250.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
1 000.00
CEDAR CREST EQUIPMENT TOTAL
290 DD
p
t
7! M7 �11
No Current Facilities
No Future Facilities Anticipated
A7 Fly
' ho��kr&Abows - UM000
2 "No Motorized Vehicles"Sign
I class -V Parking Lot
I Park Name Sign w/LandscapIng
I Security Light (Connexus Owned Light)
1 Shelter- Medium with concrete pad
f2D
28.00 $ 56.00
5'.000.00 $ 5,000,00
550.00 $ 550.00
$
4,279.00
Landscaping $!
S!L'2 2
Security Light .0�2.
ADA Access Trall �00` x $50 (710 nAlfil $ 25,000.00
$ 67,503.00
is Pad $ 7.500.00
... mrmww,
Annual Field Maintenance: Re race, Reseed. Irrigation $
ground Structure (15 Year C cis) $
2026 950'x 10'Chain Link Fence $
$
$
10,ODD.00
56.ODO.00
46,600.00
7.400.00
19,900.00
Bluebird House
15.00
$
300.00
..... Lights
$
250,000.00
2047 Medium Shelter with Concrete Facl - Replacement
$
146,000.00
6
Private Property! No Trespassing Signs
25.00
$
150.00
Medium Shelter Upgrades
$
5,000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$
284,900.00
2
Trash Can
155.00
$
310.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
362 600.00
j_
Recycle Sin
155.00
$
155.00
1
ISIgn -Tobacco, Free Zone
24.00
$
24.00
Park Bench CB2 Style)
220.00
$
440.00
I
950'x 10' Chain Link Fence - 20D6
1 17.663.00
$
17,563.00
1
4.5" Gooseneck Basketball System
600.00
$
600.00
ZEE
1
279 x 4' concrete sidewalk
1,900.00
$
1,900.00
1
Gamenme Clifford Saddlernate
800.130
$
800.00
I
Game -rime 4 Place Single Post Swing set
1.200.130
$
1,200.00
111
1
185 ds En9ineareclWoad Fiber
2,BGD.00
$
2.%0�2
1
Home Spring Ride
700.00
It
0002 0
1
GameTime Play Structure -2008
26,368.76
$
26,368.75
1
50x50 Asphalt Basketball Court
7,500.00
$
7,500.00
I
I 10' Concrete Base Picnic Table
180.00
$
1130.00
I
Medium Shelter and Concrete Pad -2017
33,800OU
$
33,800.00
1
Irrigation Well with Pump and Controls -2017- Estimate
190,DDD.00
$
190,000.00
1
Irrigation System and Meter -2017 -Estimate
17.500.00
$
17.600.00
FOX MEADOWS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
312,176.76
TA-WRRTD-G�,11-8-DRVERDIN �TREET�, 14
I "No Motorized Vehicles" Sign
I "No Horseback Riding" Sign
1 Class -V Parking Lot (large) - 2010
[,.GflIt
2 Hockey Goal
1 Hockey Rink with Lights - 2010
1 Park Bench CB2 Style
28.00
25.00
1000000
108.00
250.00
43,358.42
170.00
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
28.00
25.00
10,000.00
108.OD
600.00
43,358.42
170.00
=7 ,7
9 1 Warmino HousetRestrooms & Storatta/Mfit ROOM
1 Additional Irrigation System Improvements
Pay HocRev Rink for Summer Roller Blazing
Security LI ht (2)-
Se tit; S stem
Pave Parking Lot wl C & G (60-90 Stalls)
Landscaping - Treem
$ 250,000.00
$ 5,000.00
30.000.00
10,000.00
$ 7,500.00
$ 135,000.00
$ 1,000.00
Annual Field Maintenance: Ra rade, Reseed, Irrigatio 15.0 000
r$ -
2018 Replace, Medium Shelter and Concrete Pad I $ 30,000.00
2019 Replace Playground Structure w/ Larger One $ 46,300.00
2019 Border Magic Edging witsiber Chip Fall Zone $ iu,wvu.uu
t1030 Hockey Rink with Lights ti 115,000.00
2030 2 Sets of Soccer Goals - Regulation Sue 1 5 0.000.00
2030 Trail Through Park $ 25.600.00
1
1
1
Park Name Sign into style)
Park Name Sign wIl-andscaping
Picnic Table- 3 section concrete
250.00
550.00
900.00
$
111
$
250.00
550.00
900.00
1
,
112 Basketball Court
Bleachers w/ Pads (1 Soccer fields)
Land Purchase- (House and Land -7.15 Acres)
$
$
$
7,500.00
7.500.00
190.00100
2030 6 Junior Soccer Goals
2030 (2) 3 -Row, Bleachers
2030 (6) IWAluminum Players Benches
$
$
$
14,300.00
7.400.00
8,750.00
1
Picnic Table -child
150.00
$
150.00
14
Large Shelter (20 x 40) w/Concrete Pad
$
45.000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$
261 260.00
2
2
Security Light (Connexus Owned Light)
Set of Soccer Goals- Regulation Sin
-
$
Mtd[UMSh_after Upgraclas
Picnic Tables
1
$
5,00.00
3,600.00
i
Shelter - Medium with comorele pad250,000.00
5 .200
R12 220
1
!Security Light near medium shelter connexus Owned Light)
I -
$
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TO TAIL
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QTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNITPRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
) REPLACEMENT (rEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Sower Complex W/Irri atlon-2010
249,356.44 $
249,356.44
i
4
Tmsh Cans
155.00 $
620.00
1
Trail 7hrou hPark-2010
9,675.00 $
9,675.00
I
1
Ride -carspring
800.00 $
800.00
1
Ride - motorcycles ring
700.00 $
700,00
1
Ride -homespring700.00
$
700.00
I
Concrete pad for portable toilet 8 tmsh can
250.00 $
250.00
11
Bluebird houses
20.00 $
220.00
7
Gametime Playground Equipment -2004
13,384.69 $
13,384.69
1
Sign -Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
2
Stairs forwarming House
500.00 $
1,000.00
'
1
SwingSet - Four Place
1,700,00 $
170000
6
Junior Soccer Goals
900.00 $
5,400.00
2
Bleachers
1,400.00 $
2,800.00
6
16' Aluminum Pla em Benches
550.00 $
3,300.00
,
10
Benches for Warman House
100.00 $
1,000.00
1
Border magic Edging w/Fiber Chi Fell Zone 2004
5,000.00 $
5,000.00
1
Concrete Edge w/Fiber Chip Fall Zone
1,800.00 $
1,600.00
1
Field Development RewgnitIon Sign
700.00 $
700.00
Warning House Furnishings -
urnishin s -
i
1
Fire FIdirguisher
35.00 $
35.00
1
Rules SI n
50.00 $
60.00
1
Houm Sign
50 .00 S
50.00
3
1
Cock
10.00$
10.00
i
1
Floor'
400.00 $_400
W
1
Electrical Hook Up for warnrinn house
1,500.00 $
1,500.00
1
Power cord for waMI n Was
150.00 $
150.00
1
1st Ald Kit
$
HAWKRIDGE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
363 943.55
-
...f.,...-.-
6A TH LA NW': 1'87 AC E$t ,.rc- rr-,r: : r:�_'a', ,'i _.
'_
Yrv._.. ,1.4,vyo:Y..
�.} ��..�.1,✓.®..�,,:�",..i,a�.u.E,..s...:.Ck�:rr�.
1
Park
Park Bench CB2 Style
170 00 $
170.00
_„�.L.,.atn.c�i s .r
1, Landscaping around Park Sign
.L s,.
E
..
1,000.00
�-�..�vv.,.:'��1�
2029
,xl.t:', :i. A:' ;�^R'^F1.
1
Park Name Sign w/Landscaping
550.00 $
550.00 Medium Shelter w/Concrete Pad
E
30,000.00
Pla round Struclure 15 ear
$ 46 ,000.00
1
Security Light Connexus Owned
$
2 Picnic Tables w/Concrete
E
1,800.00
2029 Concrete Etlgin cul Wood Fiber Chi Fall2ones
2030 As hale Path
$ 10,500.00
1
Trash Can
155.00_$-1
55 00
1/2 Basketball Court
$
7,500.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$ 7 750.00
64 250.00
1
Asphalt Path
2,917.35 $
2,917.35
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 1
40 300.00
1
Wire Cydone Fence -147'
750.00 $
750.00
1
Gamnme Play Structure -2014
21,848.00 $
21,848.00
"
1
Concrete Ped with Picnic Table 8'
600.00 $
600.00
1
Concrete caging w/VJood Fiber Chip Fell Zones - 2014
5,000.00 $
5,000.00
`
1
Swing Set - Four Place
1,700.00 $
1700.00
LANGSETH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
33.690-35
6 '`•,:L�i1NDS'N '. ,_..^ 'AVENl1E' 4�'ACRE
_�':ct++'ri
�arouraa:rl v�.siP��v'''..,.rn_'i..r..i.:: :. .:. u3px,1a+.@H V.-...t.B,.,�ild'„ `i,. e.s:
3
Trash Cans
155.00 $
465.00
Landscaping
$
.rev.�:..r,..,,.�"
2,500.00 Annual Bellfield Maintenance: Regrada, Reseed
_frxdizL,�„:
$ 5,000.00
1
n -Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
_: Securi LI ht
$
5,000.00 Annual A Lime Materiel
S
1
2
280' x 8' Chain Link Fence 2006
4,956.00 $
4,956.00
New Outfield (soca 8' and Mow strips i Field
$
25,000.00 2026 260' x 8' Chain Link Fence
1,000.00
$
1
20' x i6' Chain Link Backstop Sections -2006
6,600.00 $
6,600.00 Pla round E ul ment 2-12 . -11,$
50,000.00 d. 2026 20' x 18' Chain Link Backato Sections
13,150.00
$
1
Bleacher/Dugout pada-200fi
7,946.70 $
7,948.70
Paved Parking Lot -
$
67,500.00 2037 Asphalt Trail
17,500.00
$ 16,600.00
1
Ps halt Trail
4,893.41 $
4893.41
Irrigations stem and Meter
$
17,500.00 2038 Bleacher/Du out ads
1
Bells - 2006$
!Class
27,874.57 $
27674.57
Irr' atlon Well withPum and Controls
$
180,000.00 REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
34,300.00
87560.00
1
V Parking
V Parkin Lot -2008
11,844.02 $
11,644.02
Medium Shelter w/Concrete Pad
$
30,000.00
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1
1
DESCRIPTION (EXISTING
Park Name Sign w/Landsca2inq
Bases -2
UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE
720.00 $ 720.00
180.00 $ 180.00
FUTURE FACILITIES
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
TOTAL PRICE
387 600.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1 Double 1st Base 125.00 $ 125.00
1 Home Plate 80.00 $ 60.00
1
Pitchers Rubber
45.00 $
45.00
1
3
lBollard Metal
1 Bluebird Houses
180.00 $
20.00 $
180.00
60.00
2 Pla rs Benches Aluminum 300.00 $ 600.00
2
Bet Racks/Holdere
45.00 $
90.00
1 Sidewalk 30' 250.00 $ 250.00
'
1
lConcrate
1 Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
5
S
r 3/Seat Small 10.00 $ 1,400.00
1 Bleache,40
LUNDS NORTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL 6807070
`%"'MART NS NImEADOWS`s"i VAJOS REET-NW'- 411JAC
1 I Messa a Board 3 sided 600.00 $ 600.00
No Future Facilities Antici sled
1 Rules Sign 100.00 $ 100.00
2
1
No Motorized Vehicle Si ns
Pro ed Border Si as
28.00 $
30.00 $
56.00
30.00
20 Bluebird Houses 20.00 $ 400.00 1
I
Benches / Si na e
Picnic table
$ 1,500.00 $
$ 250.00 $
1,500.00
250.00
IM ^"C 4"-I 'T1 lm'. PI'4 fR'ti eLry 'l,^"'P'F^1� rv4 .l
Annual eallfeld Maintenance. fte, rade Reseed, IRI e8on
Annual A Lime Metenel
2018 Pla round Structure
:- 2024 430' InOeld Fence wtth Du9outa
ry, A'sP.?F' t fLj"SYN�
$ 5000.00
$ 1 000.00
$ 42,000.00
$ 12,600.00
MARTIN'S MEADOWS EQUIPMENT TOTAL 291600
8 .r
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
,-. -.p.. .. �.�,�^^
,.....:=:363 .. ..,V N EN '�fi'08
.., E, S U
430' Infield Fence with Dugouts -1999
450' Outfield Fence with Foul Poles w/Mow SUi -1999
A lime
Ball lime
Base Box - Large
Class-VParkin Lot -Medium
Home Plate
.pm
.,..-r'.-TI'"afi h J"i.'N
ES _.},:,.f '12 �'..J.,
_.:. .._r. ,. : ,.��J:
3,718.00 $
10,125.00 $
4,000.00 $
3,000.00 $
325.00 $
4,000.00 $
.
6000 $
�,�'. I ��-, y _e:� 'T! t ,.��-f .^a fM1I
_,,71A .,,,.,ndsca In._.,._. ,..,.._ i .,. ,. I
3,71800 Landsca Ing
- 10,125.00 Pave Parking Lol 45 SWIp
4,000.00 ADA Access Trail 750' X $50.00 ft
3,000.00 { Medium Shelter wlConcrete Pad
325.00 , Goncreta Picnic Table
4,000.00 Di er for Sandbox
60.00 FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
.f T' Pm'I
.=,.s,<.�.:,.�W..-..�W..;.:aL
$ 1 000.00
$ 67,500.00
$ 37,500.00
$ 30,000.00
$ 1,800.00
$ 1000.00
$ 138,800.004'
�. 2024 450'Oulfreld Fenmmm Feml Pdssw/Mow Strip
2024 Sandbox with Concre te Sidewalk
$
$
34,300.00
10,200.00
Cyclone Fence - 100' black vinyl mated Along Road $
11,600.00
/ 2040 Concrete Mow 61nps and Dugout Pads
REPLACEMENT I7EM3 TOTAL:
$
$
19,700.00
13fi,300.00
2 Park Bench 170.00 $ 340.00
1 Park Name Sign w/Landscaping 550.00 $ 550.00 �
200.00 $ 200.00
1
1
1
Picnic Table w/concrete pad
Pitching Rubber
Sandbox with Concrete Sidewalk
45.00 $
3,000.00 $
45.00
3,000.00
1
1
Sandbox Enclosure Around Swim Set w/Timbers
Set of Three Bases
950.00 $
200.00 $
950.00 {
200.00
1
1
Swing Set - Four Place
Securil L ht Connexus Owned
1604.33 $
- $
1,604.33'
"
1
1
1
88B' Yellow Protective Fence Rail Cover
Aluminum Bleachers w/Concrete Pad
Pie Structure -Toddler 3-2000
528.00 $
1 700.00 $
4,200.00 $
528.00
1,700.00
4,200.00 -
i Pie Structure -Mountain Troll -2000 19,800.00 $ 19800.00
1
1
Moto de 6 rin Ride
Duck S nn Ride
425.00 $
425.00 $
425.00
425'00
4 Trash Cans 155.00 $ 620.00
'
3 Re de Bins 155.00 $ 465.00
2 Foul Pale Fla s 25.00 $ 50.00
1
Sign -Tobacco Free Sign
24.00 $
24.00 + j I
1 4' G clone fence - ruv macer vinyl cvarau - ,coo - -- -
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QTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
2
16' Pla ers Benches Aluminum
550.00 $
1,100.00
1
Irri ationS stem for Field -2013
5,000.00 $
5,000.00
1
Gress Infleltl
3,500.00 $
3,500.00
f
1
Concrete Mow Sfnps erW D-! Pads
2,800.00 $
2,800.00
'
1
Concrete Pad for Tollet
150.00 $
150.00
u
PINE HILLS SOUTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
76 304.33
9 ..,TIMBE.RN '-'a;!. 6960iBA �1M�3---�..Wai
1 Duck
B AD tST�y;!`. v+h±i'L ILi
V._ri..a'..`�'....a.�....-.:.��o
4a "3"rr^: r <7^r3ran•,^^
Houses
25.00 $
25.00
Landscaping $
..nu .a....,...i:F
1,000.00
.f',..�i1'_crfie•
r
1
Parkin Lol-Paved-1999
7,105.00 $
7105.00
Bleachers w/ concrete Pad
Annual Field Maintenance: Ra rade Reseed (Non -Irrigated)
$ 4.0 00.00
2
Trash Ca ns
155.00 $
310.00
$
Curb ereund Perking Lot 400' x $15.00 /g
7,500.00
2022 Walkln Palh-As hell
$ 70,000.00
2
Medium Sheller with Concrete Pad
3,200.00 $
6,400.00
-
$
Irrigation System and Meter
6,000.00
2024 ting Lot - Paved
$ 24,000.00
2
Grills
125.00 $
250.00
$
Ira a6on Wall with Pum Controls
17,500.00
2025 ln Pier -Gravel
fF
$3,800.00
4
Picnic Tables Concrete Section
250.00 $
1,000.00
and $
190 000.00
2030 ium Sheller with Concrete Pad
$ 44,000.00
1
Soccer Field
2,600.00 $
2600.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
222000.00
4030 Playgrountl5Wclure
$ 77,000.00
1
Soffer/Football Goals -one sat
1,600.00 E
1,600.00.
- 2035 Concrete Edgew/Chi Fell Zone
E 21,600.00
1
Concrete Sidewalk
2045 110' Concrete Canoe Landing
$ 31,500.00
1
8" Concrete Pads to River
Steel Bollard
450.00 $
400.00 $
450.00
800.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
276 900.00
250.00 $
250.00
.
1
1 80'Five foot Cyclone Fence
1,440.00 $
1,440.00
;
1
Walking Path -As hall'Ex ended 2002
1 26,394.46 $
26,394.46
1
Park Name Si n w/Landsca in
900.00 $
900.00
1
Monument Bench w/concrete edging
700.00 $
700.00
1
1
Concrete Laging Landsce in -trees
bet House
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
-
f
1
Fshin
50.00 E
50.00
1
Pier- ravel
Sign- Tobacco
3,800.00 $
3,800.00
1
Free Zone
SI
24.00 $
24.00
1
n - Handicap Parking
Retaining
25.00 $
25.00
Wall-Shelter800.00
$
800.00
1
1
Sign - Red Diamond
No Trespassing
24.00 $
24.00
w/Pole Sign
75.00 $
75.00:
I
Lacrosse Goal Set
500.00 $
500.00
1
46' Split Rail Fence
210.00 $
210.00
1
Sandbox WIDIsger and Retaining Wall
11500.00 $
1,500.00
1
Swing Set -6 place 4poles)
2,400.00 $
2,400.-..
!
7
1,800.00 $
1,800.D0
I
1
CgqW
Zone -2015
5',000.00 $
5,000.00
1
Tether Ball Pole
250.00 $
260.00
-'
V
1
110' Concrete Canoe Landing - 2015
7,293.00 $
7,293.00
7
Timber Rivera Park and Canoe Landing Sign
100.00 §
700.00
1
2
No Unauthorized Vehicle Si n
30.00 $
60.00
3
Bluebird House
20.00 $
60.00
�-
1
Burke Play Simclure-2015
38,972.00 $
36,972.06
2
No Motorized Vehicles Sign
30.00 $
60.00
TIMBER RIVERS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
111 927.46
jig 8E tin .fix y, y:?;•n't'...: �F"i .- r'�s^-.-<.. f r^a- 2At
2
Bluebird House
20.00 E
40.00 V
Landsce in -Trees
Home Plate
80.00 E60.00
-'
$
Securl Light
1,000.00: Annual Field Maintenance: Re rade, Reseed, Irrigation
$ 10,000.00
ri
Park Bench
17000 $
170.00 i
$
Pava Parkin Lat-46 Stalls $
5,000.00 Annual Lime Mlarial$
89,000.00
1p00.00
PBching Rubber
45.00 $
45.00
Medium Shelter w/Concrete Pad $
2026 Pia round Stmctura-Medium
30,00D.00 '- 2026 Pla round Surface
$ 43,000.00
Pawersca e -Medium -2011
20711.00 $
20711.0 '.I I
Bleachers 2
w/Fiber Chl s Fall Zone
$ 6,250.00
$
6000.00 2036 Paving Drlvewa rrrail
$ 32000.00
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OTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE TOTALPRICE �;
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
200.00 $
200.00
Field U hong
$
250,000.00 `
2036 Fencing/Concrete Work
$
109,000.00
1
Set at Three Bases
EQUIPMENT TOTAL $
381 000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$
201 260.00
3
Trash Cans
155.00 $
465,00
FUTURE
1
Park Name Sign w/Landsceing
900.OD $
800.00
2
Sign - on Ct 58
25.00 $
50.00
1
Security Light Connexus Owned
- $
-
2
Bat Racks/Holders
45.00 $
90.00
1
Duck S ngriRide
700.00 $
700.00
1
Frog Spring Ride
900.00 $
900.00
1
Moto de Spring Ride
800.00 $
800.00 '
1
Concrete Edging/Sidewalk
2,DOD.00 $
" 2,000.00
1
PI a round Surface w/Fiber Chies Fall Zone
3,000.00 $
3,000,00
1
Concrete Pad V x 10'
130.00 $
130.00 ,
1
I Swing Set -4 Place 3 Poles
1,700.00 $
1,700.00
1
Rec cle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
�-
1
Well Construction -2018
181,655.00 $
181,655.00
1
Pourer to Well
2,500.00 $
2,500.00 '
1
Irrigation System -2016
17,600.00 $
17,600.00
1
Paving Drivewa/Trall-2016
12,000.00 $
12,000.00
1
Fencin /Concrete Work -2016
41,OOD.00 $
41,000.00
2
Bell Field Benches
500.00 $
1,000.00
2
Soccer Benches
550.00 $
1,100.00
1
Pedestrian Ram Sidewalk Material
1,500.00 $
1,500.00
1
A lime Material -2016
9,200.00 $
9,200.00
1
Infield Sod
725.00 $
725.00
1
Athletic Bluegrass Seed
1,800.00 $
1 800.00
1
Class S-2016
7,000.00 3
7000.00
TIMBER TRAILS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
309 196.00 11
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r
• 1,1 •�� M ^�� 'i T<S C t f`' a ,�i� tr , r v.. 1.35_ �:� y $.;d;viA2'
r 4„A'_b•. x bre,
lIrtn�knshun
5,000.00
15,000.00
Lal
4,000.00 $
4,000.00 �'
Mobillzalion
$
62.000.00
nnual Field M aintena.yn� c.' Rearade. Reseed.
1
Classy Parkin -Small
220.00 $
1,320.00
Ramovals/dearing 8grubbing
$
10,000.00
i Annual Li nun Maintenance
$
3,000.00
6
Bench CB2 S le
250.00 3
250.00 -
Gradin /earthwork & erosion control
$
50,000.00.
2030 Plav round Structure
$
52,500.00
1
Park Name Sign- No Landsca In
1,604.33 $
1,604.33
Stormwater management Improvements
E
32,500.DO '. 2030 Concrete Border wlFiber Fell Zones
$
10,500.00
1
Swin Set •Four Place 3 Pole
19,800.00 $
19,800.00
Add aaconclary entrance/exit from Tulip St ravel
$
8,250.00
2033 330' 6' Black C clone Fence w/Mow Stri
$
9,000.00
1
Pla Strudure -Burke -2015
155.00 S
620.00
Paved trails 10' wide
$
323,000.00
'' 2033 Set Soccer/Football Goals
$
7,400.00
4
Trash Cans
155.00 $
620.00
Wooden boardwalk 6' wide
$
143,750.00
2033 Sets Full Size Soccer Goals
$
8,000.00
4
Re de Bins
$
3,400.00
Pedestrian bridges
$
60,000.00:
2035 Fencing/Concrete Pads for Portable RestrOOMS
$
43,300.00
1
330' 6' Black Cydone Fence w/Mow Strip
3,400.00
Is
j REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
S
149,7000 1
1
300' Split Rail Fence
1.550.00 $
1,550.00
Large community play area
100,000.00
1
Set Soccer/Footba8 Goats
2,800.00 $
2,800.00
Gazebo with comxele slab & 4 picnic tables
$
85,000.00
2
ISets Full Size Soccer Goals
1,500.00 $
3,000.00
Misty Site Amenities
$
32,000.00
.
3
Field Name SI na
100.00 $
300.00
Potable well
$
10,000.00
105,000.00
1
Concrete Borderw/Flber Fall Zones -2015
5,000.00 $
5,000.00
Be tic&vault
$
e
Op Perking Signs
25.00 $
200.00
Multi u on bulldin
$
450,000.00
20
Fe_
Bluebird Houses
20.00 $
400.00
Stora a shed
$
85,000.00
"
1
L htin - 2013
59,645.00 $
59,845.00
Ovedook ond/watland demonstration area
$25,000.00
1
Irrigation -2013
188,129.00 $
188,129.00 -
Prairie ress demonstration area
$
18,250.00
1
Ball Fields - 2013
842,142.00 $
842142-00
Ex ended Ivi ation of commons aces
I$
50,000.00
1
Fend Concrete Pads for Portable ResVooms-2015
16.337.00 3
16 337.00
Games court
$
14,500.00
1
26,983.00 $
26983.00
Sand volleyball court
$
5,500.00
a
PINE HILLS NORTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
POT
1 178100.33
Disc Golf
$
5,000.00
La idscape Improvements
1$
35000.00
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UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
i REPLACEMENT ITEM9 ESTIMATED COSTS
Turf Seed
$ 33,250.00
�.
Fiber Blanket
$ 135,000.OD
Electrical expansion 8 trail II htin
$ 160 000.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
2048000.00
4
392§.'IB :qi /t .."' r o mry .rte nr�ny +9 t, .ot x� rm. tyF.=es_L*�r.! +. r,l 'Si 4�Y`iF;.
i''"P 're$;'I"
4`�•F,"r1,'b"i :T_
,,;Signs
(2)
$ 1 000 00FUTURE
EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$ 000nn760"472Nbies
W�.
I I FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$ 600 00 B
E._X-S-'TNG'S
.
2458 634:48 � �, r y 5i AREA A FUTURE EQUIPMENT SUB707AL "
-Y
r tt + n i 7 -"^' '-�"
"'.45770000) c3�AA�l�REPLACEMEN7SULT OTAL
'}'.1 480 700 001
fFRIDOE-....a,..,.-.--...�.
f�mr�nr�i"
vt.F. vv:-w..!5V W.�-...+".u.«IuJ-.• 'FB::'".tiill)i[LI vY�.,]..L.«..w..Jlm�i7C4irJL
No Current Facilities
u••yd"` i'"�^ 3l y�,j('S+CS
i
YY-W,�-'exr�1,
206 i}OI71fT' ARd( IdWihiiD LANE"NWT.
rQC .t4
1
Structure-
PdmeTlme PlayMedium-2005
3077103
.$
30,771.03
NO Future Facilities
VVik, Ir fi'^N'."A Ct 'p l'
1
Motor ole Spdn Te
525.00 $
1 Antill eted
2020 Ple round SVudure-Medium $
64,000.00
1
Clifford Spring To
525.00 $
525.00
525.00
2020 Pla round Surface Wood Fiber §
2020 Concrete Curt 8 sidewalk $
6,250.00
30,000.00
1
Car Spring To
800.00 $
800.00
f
r
2025 Basketball Court $
BasketClimbin
8,500.00
1 Four Place Swing Set 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
t
1
Concrete Curbing8 sidewalk
11,308.25 $
11,396.25
2025 Wall! Pod $
10,900.00
1
Parka n
550.00 $
550.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
119660.00
1
Stam ed, colored concrete around sign
270.00 $
270.00
1
Basketball Court
3,192.84 §
3,182.84
3
Park Bench CB2 Frame
219.52 §
858.57
1
Gooseneck Basketball System
600.00 $
600.00
1
ird9alion system
1,185.71 $
1,185.71 j
1
8Picnic Table Concrete 2legs
500.00 $
500.00 i
1
S n-AdoptA Park
25.00 $
25.00
1
GT Climbing Wall / Pod
4,100.00 $
4 100.00
d
1
Playground Surface Wood Fiber
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
1
Security Light400.00
$
400.00 '
1
ReSycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
I
Handica Swing
450.00 $
450.00
COUNTRY OAKS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
560
969A0
FO E E OO ff:-. - ._�.7.,-_. r,.NM
179 _'`.V .9.. C a's=, i. ;.;,,�aFr -"'J' k,+.µ
p"ri? a 'e +.=k+'r
1
Park Name SI n
550.00 $
,, .L, .�,:..,`
5511.00 No Future Facilities Antim ated
,�''�
I
-:.5' rZ .'•-,c 7t:,i- � I
2022 Shaker- Medium with Concrete Pad $
.rt ...
30 000.00
1
Shelter -Medium with Concrete Ped
4,278.00 $
4,279.00
2031 Playground5Wclura $
48,000.00
1 round I.
6 23,000.00 $ 23,000.00
1
SidPla
d Pedestrian
Sidewalk end Pedestrian Ram
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
:
2031 Concrete Border and Fall Zone $
10,500.00
1
Concrete Border and Fall Zone
5,000.00 $
5,000.00
2048 Sidewalk end Pedestrian Rem
1
Two Stall Parkin Area
4,000.00 $
4,000,00
2046 Tyro Stall Parkin A$
g rea
17,300.00
1
Steel Bollard
250.00 $
250.00 "i
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
lie,800.00
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00 r
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QTYJ
DESCRIPTION EXISTING UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE 11
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMSESTIMATED COSTS
1
I Bluebird House
20.00 $
20.00
1
I Picnic Table - child
150.00 $
150.00
1
Plcnic Table -2 so booconcrete
500.00 $
500.00'.
.;
FOREST MEADOWS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
41 069.00 f
�. •.-•- --•_.. f .m
85!169TH'AVE W=F`89'ACR6 "F''""'1"t r-srca...,.+'n rr, • _._ i^ -r 'ax;{ ,r
BiBAKiHOLLOW?K
1
_
JO.k Hollow Undeveloped Park Sin
100.00 $
-m�
and
100.0 Park Slgn 8 Lsca in $
1,000.00
1
1 No SnowrrobllinU Sin
100.00 $
100.00
Securi 111 ht $
5,000.0q,
1
No Hunting Sin
100.00 $
100.00 'i 1/2 Basketball Court $
15,000.00
1
4 x 4 Wood Skin Post
50.00 $
50.00
P!a round E W M (2-5 &5-12 r. ok1 $
89,000.00
,
OAK HOLLOW EQUIPMENT TOTAL
360.00 FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
81000.00,
', �.:L���,. �:::..:1..•_a.,,uc�...:_'`v-uu.0..ti,�.J•md..� ,.::iii c.. �. _�=
-.,.-C. 'r +T -:I -r- T" ^y,•,.rll�.x' 0.�..:•cu'...,: s... 7;. ''9u,. ax wrti:.r;ir......mxli�u«wWw:'
I(VIEVY-16r^ eb IAVOCETSTREET'.ES
J..v.. L:ii�:r d ,.
Light $
5,000.09
2021 Play round Structure $ 56,500.00
i
GemeTlme Play Structure -2006
27,184.98 $
27,164.96
Secudl
$
500.00
( 2021 200 cu yds Engineered Fiber $ 7,500.00
1
Park Name Sign w/Landscaping
550.00 $
550.00
Picnic Table
$
10,000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: $ 64,000.00
REPLACEMENT
1
Sign - Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
Irrigation
1
39' Boarder Magic Edging
280.00 $
280.0011
Sandbox and Di ger $
5,000.00
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
20 600.00
t
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
.
1
200 on yds Engineered Wood Fiber
3,600.00 $
3,600.00
'
1
240' x 6' Concrete Sidewalk
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
-
2
Park Benches a CB2
250.00 $
50400
I.
1 Four Place Swln Set 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
1
Volcano Climber
2,100.00 $
2,100.00
;
1
Handicap Swing
49D DO $
450.00
OAKVIEW EQUIPMENT TOTAL
38,6 8.96
',
T ss->" ».. {..r v.'�"t
a;w �I"' c vert:.-m�r�'^,rr,,.r r' n ta,;�� a ?'a. �n'.�:....%'h 7711 -s';'
M-7 7PHYfel• '': •' .ir.vf�'4 .
B
.WOO OC 99 NOS 1-.._2....T.
EEI�iN 6 C
., �•
`a`i+: c.,r -i
•.-..uiuudav '=
$
40,000.00
2023 Pie round Structure $ 67,500.00
1
GameTime Playground Equipment -2008
32,489.84 $
32,489 B4
Irri anon
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 1 5
40000.00:
2028 Shelter w/concrete slab $ 32,000.00
1
Park Sig w/Retsining Wall
1,600.00 1 $
1,600.OD
2028 50 x 50 Asphalt Basketball Court $ 20,000.00
1
Sign •Wetland Butler
275.OD $
275.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: 119 600.00
2
6' Park Benches CB2
250.00 $
500.00
,
1
Trash Can
155.00 1 $
155.00
1
8' Picnic Table Conaele Leg
600.00 $
800.00
!
1
8'x1 B' Steel Shelter w/concrete slab
12,000.00 $
12,000.00
1
Basketball Hoop and Backboard
700.00 1 $
70D.00
1
165'-5'Sidewalk
1,250.00 1 $
1,250.00
1
153 - 12° Curbing350.00
$
350.00
1
Swln Set4 Place
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
1
100 cu s Engineered Wood Fibers
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
2
Sadtllemates
800.00 $
1,200.00
1
50 x 601siphalt Basketball Court
7,500.00 $
7,500.00
?
i .._. ,r �6>
$ 24,000.00
1 Gama Gress Pro ct 100.00 $ 100.00
=Game
WOODLAND CROSSINGS EQUIPMENT TOTAL 62 319.84
p p'.-' '.: 3 $2ND - U C - ;fs 1,?i:i��'a.a. .a, -a: ':._ nm e, <• e . ._.;, ,�,. ,..r"L i ,•. , k iai i I« «e „5rr
68.'
00- _-B8°
625.00 $
62500
No Future Facililles Anticipated
2026 Playground Structure Lar e'
1
120' 3 Ill Rell Fence
2026 Concrete Edging Wood Fiber Surface $ 10,500.00
1
Four Place Swing Set
1,900.00 $
1,900.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: $ 34,600.00
1
Asphalt Path
765.00 $
765,00
1
Park Bench CO2
170.00 i$
170.00
5
1
Park Name Sign w/Landsca in
550.00 1S
550.00
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UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
1 Picnic Table w/Concrete 2 Section Pad
600.00 $
600.00
1 Powersce a -La e-19952011
11500.00 $
11,500.00
1 Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
;
1 Re cle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
RESTIMATED
I Concrete Edging Wood Fiber Surface -2011
5D00.00 $
5,000.00
WOODLAND MEADOWS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
21 420.00
r
28B; E'V16 VIT� RK:-. 26 78 . H VENUEWj
1 Pla round Structure -2016
19,315.31 $
19,315.31
o FutureFadlifles AnBd ated
.'...0 ..
d
1 Asphalt parking lot -2016
7,000.00 $
7,000.00
r
2031 Pla mond SWclura, Wood Fiber, Di ar and Boller S
')
4 6,000.00
1 Shelter -2016
19,098.00 $
19,098.00
2036 Aa halt arkin lot $
2036 Shelter
16,500.00
1 Sark Digger -2016
775.00 $
775.00
�l
.00
1 Perk and Open S ace Sign - 2016
465.73 --f-465
.73
-:
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: $
115,200.00
1 Wood Fiber -2016
1,981.81 $
1,981.81
I
2 Concrete Picnic Tables -2016
565.20 $
1130.40
MAPLE VIEW EQUIPMENT TOTAL
49 766.25
i
27446$46
"" _ AREA B TUTU E QUIPM NT SUBTOTAL :�
Ei,. .__(_.
r'i'1"" -^'1'41-500.00i;r?
4.',xyr i tPAREA B REPLACEMENT SUBTOTAL
671 660 0':
8C� 30 -f`OT�L --�.'. TH"AV U NW'...' �_'ES
I 'Cyclone
C .,.?,". .�>✓rau't. •. a: z<�ii.': i-",l'T.:,-."'-"^--r,._^+�r.-r^r=�.
I,
L....,.=z..1...n,`_3...,.,::.h+a..w.Etuu:i-.....�..
Fence550-2003'
4,500 00 S
4,500.00
No Futuro Facili8es AnBd sled
. ,.ice ._ c...:d..�v
i' 2018 Playground Structure $
+�' uv:
1 Four Platt Swing Set
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
;
11,000.00
1 Backhoe Digger
380.00 $
360.00
;'
.. 2023 Fence 550' Cyclone Fence $
12,000.00
1 Duck S do Ride
425.00 $
425.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
694 650.00
1 Horse Spring Ride
425.00 $
425.00
1 Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
1 Sandbox wah Concrete
500.00 $
500.00
1 GameTime Play Structure -2003
5,340.06 $
- 5,340.06
TOTLOT EQUIPMENT TOTAL
13005.06
30CrGREE ' '•.2185: COO CREEK DRIVE -:2.. 6ACRE
_.<...._ .`,...._,�...W: ..,.r..% u s....�...e�®,n.
.Perk
..�i....� ,.,.,.-
S 8 LerMsce
I n ing $ to 00.00
Security Licht $ 5,000.00
Small Shelter w/ Picnic Table and grill $ 10,000.00
ADA Access Trail 500' x $50.00 /VN $ 25,000.00 ,.
CREEKRIDGE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 41 000.00
.. ,. .,. 5'� 1`r ^yam+ -,.'I Y'`✓"�'i a:-....r,I:wT`'G', ? r -;r, H'"1'ry.,,��{ t '"''( r..,
316 CROOKED LAKEBO G=;29808 NKER'LA BOULEVARD 2'61"ACRE-k
2 Concrete Picnic Tables • 12'
1.000.00 $
2,o00.OD
,. �y
Landsca In "
8 $
1 Duck House
15.00 $
15.00
1 000 00 ! 2027 Sidewalk - 310 x 5 $
Security Light $ I'
15 400.00
1 Grill
108.00 $
1011.00
5000.00 2027 Rolling Dock 6'x 40' $
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 6 000.00 Y 2037 large Shelter w/Concrete Pad & Secud Light $
i 2037 Parkin Lot
10,000.00
114,000.00
1 Park Nano, Sign w7Landsca i 550.00 $$ 550.00
1 SidewLarge -310'x5-2007
5,800.00 S
5,800.00
$
t'
262,000.00
i Large Shelter
eller w/Concrete Pad 8 Security Light -2007
26,321.24 $
26,321.24
2037Reln Garden S
22,750.00
I SlttIn2 Bench C62
340.00 $
340.00
2037 Concrete Boat Lending $
30,000.00
1 Slgn - Cit Code
25.00 $
25.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
454150.00
2 Trash Cans
155.00 $
310.00
5 181rd houses20.00
$
100.00
2 Sign - Handicap Parking
25.00 $
50.00
1 Sign -No Boat Traller Park ng
25.00 $
25.00
1 Cyclone Fence 8' W/prima slats 270'
2,160.00 $
2,160.00
t
1 Parkin Lot -2007
98,842.53 $
98842.53
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QTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE I TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Sign - D Waste25.00
$
25.00
1
Concrete Pad for Toilet 8'x 16'
450.00 $
450.00
!'
1
Rolling Dock Six 40' • 2007
3,800.00 $
3,800.00
'
1
Rein Garden -2007
8,576.63 $
B, 576.63 1,11
1
Sign Boa N wNadous Signs
300.00 $
300.00
'
CROOKED LAKE BOAT LANDING EQUIPMENT TOTAL
149 798.40
q
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.RE
9 $TREE L3 C
32CDE
Sf41
':
.. . _.,-...
Sustainable Landscaping 8 Trees
$ 1,000.00
No Current Facilities
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 1
1.000.00
�/ _ '
-'_� EETN-;'I:l16 .. J
.ar
,.E._._>s ,.
; .., �.,...,.
-uw_-� :�• t;F"'!o -y ;?'-.�"•-""'.,.1`..`r
33c"*
EEN. CRIES OOD' ACRES
+ ..:.
,.,_sr.:..475.00
x_..., .2.`.'-'-`""'
12 00
' �......r_".._, ..,.,_..,.f.,..�.._.,u._,...
1 Sewnl Li ht
_,
$ 5 000.00
� 2025 Three Section Back Stop
$
5,000.00
5,000.00
1
"No Alcoholic Beverages" Sign
12.00 $
FUTUREE TOTAL
5,000.00
,t 2028 Concrete Edging w/Wood Fiber Fall Zone
$
8,300.00
1
Basketball Goal and NetEQUIPMENT
$
47500
I:
$
40,500.00
1
Four Place Swing Set
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
2028 Playground Structure
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
fi3 800.00
1
Hard Court- Basketball
I 1,600.00 1 $
1,500.00
1
I Park Bench
170.00 $
170.00
1
Three -Section Back Stop
1,183.00 $
1,183.00.
3
Trash Cans
155.00 $
465.00
1
it Rec cle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
Picnic Table
250.00 $
250,00
1
Park Name Si n w/Landscaping
550.00 $
550.00
1
45 It. Border - Me is Ed Ing
325.00 $
325.00
1
Sign -Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
1
Concrete Edgin w/Wood Fiber Fall Zone -2013
4,000.00 $
4,000.00
1
GameTlme Ple Structure -2013
19,498.44 $
19,498.44
`
1
Backhoe Digger
380.00 $
360.00
1
Car S do Ride
425.00 $
425.00
GREEN ACRES EQUIPMENT TOTAL
Is
30 692.44
4.4PAC ES 2 N",`,`!k
;71. w"t..
,:'.; as '.:_: ... " J..:,,./:--""'• i
n _.r'.
34CxHl
REEK'NORTH J2820:BUNKER'-'K
$ 1,000.00
Annual Field Maintenance: Regrade Reseed, Irrigation
$
10 000.00
3
"No Motorized Vehicles" Sign
28.00 $
84.00
1,900.00
Landscaping
Du
$ 10,000.0I
I Annual A Lime Material
$
1,000.00
1
Six Place Swing Set
1,900.00 $
4,000.00 $
4,000.00
outs
Shelter Wadi..)W/ Icnic table
$ 20,000.00
l 2020 File round Structure
$
48,600.00
1
w/Sod Infield
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
Scoreboards scorer 8 ballfield
$ 20,1700.00
. 2020 Wood Chi
$
13,000.00
1
Ball Field
50.00 $
50.00
Ini atlonU Upgrades
$ 10000.00
i 2022 128'-S Fence w/Mow Strip
$
13,800.00
1
Babe Box - Large
1,100.00 $
1,100.00
Raise Balllleld Fencin He ht to 8'
$ 15 000.00
2022 160' - 4' Sideline Fence w/Maw Std
$
7,000.00
1
Basketball Pad
425.00 $
425.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
76.00D.00
2022 480' - B' Outfield Fence w/Maw Sbi
$
32,300.00
1
Basketball Pole, Backboard, Rim and Net
2022 Soccer Goals - Regulation Set
$
8000.00
1
InI atlon System -2001
49,220.00 $
49,220.00
2031 Concrete dugout ads
$
47,000.00
1
KidTime Small -2000Y1005
12,824.00 §
12,824.00
2032 Walking Troll -As halt
$
45000.00
1
Me Go Round Ride
1,4DD.00 $
1,400.00
'
2032 Parkin Lot -As halt
$
246000.00
1
Perkin Lot -As halt-
57.000.00 §
57,000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$
471,700.00
1
Home Plata
80.00 $
80.00
'
2
Park Benches w/ concrete pads
250.00 $
500.00
2
Park Name Sign 1 old, 1 news la
250.00 $
500.00
1
Picnic Table
300.00 $
300.00
1
PBchin Rubber
45.00 $
45.00
1
Powers a Medium nosmell, mad & I arch -
20,000.00 $
20,000.00
2
Secud Light Connexus Owned
- $
1
Set of Three Bases
200.00 §
200.00
'
1
Sur-6ectlon Backstopw/ SbrSectlon OverhangCage
1,584.00 $
1,564.00
1
Skating Rink
1 DOO.DO It
1,000.00
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QTY
DESCRIPTION (EXISTING)UNIT
PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Soccar/Football Field
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
1
Soccer Goals -Regulation Set
2,995.00 $
2,995.00
1
Bleachers -4 Tier Aluminum w/ Concrete Pad
1,700.00 $
1,700.00
-;
1
Aluminum Pla ers Benches - 15' Set
500.00 $
500.00
`
r
1
126-6'Fence w/Mow Std -2002
5,155.84 $
5,155.84
1
180'-4' Sideline Fence w/Mow Std -2002
2,674.80 $
2,674.80
1
460'- e'Outfeld Fence w/Mow Ship -2002
12,169.15 $
12,169.15
1
Concrete dugout pads
10,893.38 $
10,893.38
1
Baseball Field Layout -2001
8,036.00 $
6,038.00
1
Wood Chips
6,400.00 $
6,460.00
1
Concrete Curb
1,800.00 $
1 800.00
'
4
Trash Cans
155.00 $
620.00
2
Re cle Bins
155.00 $
310.00
'
1
Welkin Trail - As hall
10,500.00
1
"Isla ring Rlde
450.00
1
Motorc cls S nn Ride
450.00 $
450.OD
2
an ca Parkin Sign
25.00 $
50.00
1
GameTime Play Structure -2000/2005
14,430.75 $
14,430.75
!
i
3
Arch Climbers - large, medium, small
200.00 $
600.00
2
Foul Pole Flags
25.00 $
50.00
'
r
1
Concrete Picnic Table w12' Pad
900.00 $
900.00'
1
40' Fence Added to 4' Sideline Fence
500.00 $
500.00
1
No Pe2per Drills Sign
25.00 $
25.00:
2
Metal Bal Holders
25.130 $
50.00'
1
180' Yellow Fence Cover
180.00 $
180.00
HIDDEN CREEK NORTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
E
239,611.92
76C't-"'ENCR
I
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GameTimePla Structure -2006 38.24 $
18,638.24
,...,• 1:.,..W:-.:..,.0
Lendsce m
P
Small Sheller w/ Picnic Table and grill
';
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$
$
1,000.00.
10,000.00
mr-src...',,i--�,--�-„r,n,..,.,,.-r.}
I---=�'
2021 Pla round Structure
I' 2021 En ineered Wood Fiber
nr�^c--'�.'^"s•-r- •rn:..
1`^^^'••=�"
$ 44,000.00
$ 7,100.00
I Perk Bench 100.00 $ 100.00
1 Park Name Si n old style
1
Rec cls Bin
250.00 $
250.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
11 000.00
1- REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
61 100A0
155.00 $
155.00
1
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
;:
I
1
Sign - Tobacco Free Zona
24.00 E
24.00
1
8'x 14' Concrete Picnic Table Pad
900.00 $
900.00
I
1
150 yds Engineered Wood Fibers
2,700.00 $
2,700.00
1
35 linear R. border - Ma Ic Ed in,
245.00 $
245.00
l
1
255'x 4' Concrete Sidewalk Boards
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
;
1
Picnic Table w/10' Concrete Patl
250.00
250.00
1
Motorcycle Spring Ride
450.00 $
450.00
1
Clifford Spring Ride
700.00 $
700.00
i
1
Four Place, 3 pole Swing Set
1,700.00 $
1,700.00
HIDDEN CREEK SOUTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
26067.26
1
380'Adjustable Bridge - 1994
gp,000. W E
40 000.00
� New Troll ossible Grant funds �v
$
325.000.00
2024 380
40
Bluebird Houses
15.00 $
BW.00
Park Sign 8 Lendsca In (2 locations)
$
2,000.00
Ad uatable Britl e -Replacement
i. 2026 Parkin Lot -Aa halt Includes entrance Re lacement
$ 100,000.00
10
Duck Houses
22.50 It
225.00
Security Light (2)
$
10,000.00
2026 Trail- Nonh/Soulh Asphalt - Replacement
$ 220,000.00
$ 610,000.00
5
Trash Cans
155.00 E
775.00
Nature Play Area (5 Total)
$
60,000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$ 930,000.00
4
Red Diamond Sign
26.00 $
112.00
` Picnic Shelter with Vault Restroom and Tables
$
150000.00
2
Handicap
Hendlca Parkin Sign
28.00 $
56.00 ft
Dock 1
$
22500.00
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QTY DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE I
REPLACEMENT ITEMS ESTIMATED COSTS
5
Park Bench
100.00 $
500,00 -
Concrete Flatwork near Parking Area
$
20,000.00
1
Park Name Sign
250.00 $
250.00
Boardwalk 2,000 LF
$
1,045,000.00
1
Parking Lot -As halt Includes entrance -1996
51,000.00 $
51 000.00
Benches on Concrete Pad (6 T.1.11$
20,000.00
1
SecurityLlghl Connexus Owned
- $
- `'
Picnic Tables on Concrete Pad (6 total)
$
20,000.00
2
Steel Bollard Posta
60.00 $
120.00
Artlsgdlnle relive Nature Nodes (10 Total
$
-t-26
20,000.00
1
Trail-North/South-Asphalt-1996
141,000.00 $
141,000.00
We finding Si na e/Trail lden8fication/Distance Markers
000 00 '
4
Dog Waste Disposals
80.00 $
320.00
RestoratlordLandsca in
$
50,000.00
3
Park Map Signs
175.00 $
525.00 '
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
1,770,500.00
1
1 Park Sign w/Landscaping Block
2,300.00 $
2,300.00
2
Bat Houses
60.00 $
120.00
3
Signs - DNR Cooperation Grant
25.00 E
75.00
1
Sign - Prairie Restoration Information
25.001$ -
$
25.00
4
S ns -wood directional along roads Round Lk Blvd
Signs -wood
125.00 $
500.00:
3
No Motorized Vehicles Allowed Signs
28.00 $
84.00
3
Forest Enhancement Sign
25.00 $
75.00
'
KELSEY ROUND LAKE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
233.662.09
37C'?IMEA OR H-` 51 ��1.4 T_ H_ A UE;
'e-5 AB CRE J:,r i •.!T�l
,.1F 'h'1 ..
:e:�, _ - .:-a..:'d ._.-..''v
:
r -�r.� '---L-•- ; �!r ;,'qL. i tea
._ _ 1 ,
1
Padc Bench
. -
170.00 $
170.00
Securit Light
$
5,000.00
2024 Pla ground Structure
$ 40,000.00
1
Park Name sign w/Landscaping
550.00 E
550.00
Landscaping
$
1,000.00
2024 Wood Fiber Fall Zone
$ 8,300.00
4B 300.00
1
Picnic Table w/Concrete 2 Section
200.00 $
200.00 7
Small Shatter w/ rill
$
10,000.00
1
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
1
Four Place Swing Set
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
1/2 Basketball Court$
15 000.00
11
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00 1
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
31000.00
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
Volleyball Court
1,500.00 $
1 500.00
1
Volleyball Pole & Net Set
475.00 $
475.00
1
70'Retalnlng wall block & landscaping
1,900.00 $
1,900.00
1
Sign -Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00'
1
135'x 5' concrete sidewalk
1,100.00
1
240' x V cencrete curbing
600.00 $
600.00
1
GameTi re PlayStructure-2009
18,748.98 $
18748.98
1
Wood Fiber Fall Zone - 2009
4,000.00 $
4,000.00
1
lConcrete Pad
200.00 $
200.00
-
MEADOW WOOD NORTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
31677.96
._..-._,r-^
''^rt !, h,.i•:"r,
�`.Eei'.1 �' i:'
,° ,-'"}`s E..' �L-'T'"1.:i_2! 5 �''.�`�e�vi''
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M'O'OD -S -SOU . 561 ��LANE 0'
?:r.; .:
T'+. ..
u.sy.... �,.�ii-..-,.n.u,L:y.a:^i
No Current Facilities
I
Sustainable Landscaping & Trees
$
1.000.00
1 0 W.09
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-': B
.-,... ..-.
s :r r.R,,�,H.y-
�.wr-s.,..�
.<,x, .-ate,. ri a r,.'"1�::1r::b.. ,.,u� "
P
U D
,
425.00 $
425.00
,e,2�r' >a.,s.,..i6,Y,..��,.,...
Lendsce Ing
E
00.00
2023Pla round Strutt unci
$ 40000.00
1
Car Spring Ride
170.00 $
170.00
Small Shelter w/ Picnic Table and rill
$
10 000.00
' 2023 Woodchi Fall Zone
$ 10,000.00
1
Park Bench
250.00 $
250.00.
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
11 000.00
2028 108' Retaining Wall
E 9,000.00
I
Park Name Sign
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: 89 000.00
1
Picnic Table w/Concrete Pad
225.00 $
225.00
1
PrimeTime PlayStructure-2008
19,025.78 $
19025.78
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
LandscapeWell Around Parke n
1,200.00 $
1200.00'
1
SwingSett ole w/2 swings, 2 babyswings
2,200.00 $
2,200.00
,
1
Clifford Spring Ride
700.00 $
700.00
1
Frog S ring Ride
70090 $
700.00
1
108' Retaining Wall -2008
3,400.00
3400.00
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QTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
@ REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Wood Chip Fall Zone -2008
4800.00 $
4,800.00
?
1
120' x 1' Concrate Curbing
450.00 $
450.00
1
100' x V Concrete Sidewalk
Too -Do. $
800.00
T
Sign - Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
MEADOWS OF ROUND LAKE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
111
3467978
a
DODS'EA3T=' 0 ON E i' 12 ACRE z,: `"R..u.wu:
,1T'"T°"""" ^^-s-^s
1z...:u':':1taL,:'du..u''.�
T-`tr2;:: F5'.-
I
Aglime
4,000 DO $
4,000.00
i .�:.._�_.,:,:...'v
Fy Lentlsca in
New Outfield Fence e' w/ Mow Strip 1 Field
$
$
.>✓...:.:..rr t� ...
1,000.00
_r ...
Annual Ballfleld Maintenance. Ra rade 8 Reseed f �
$
3 7
5,000.00
1 12 S ace As halt Parking Lot w/Concrete Curb - 2005 18,320.00 $ 18,320.00
1
Ball Field
4,565.00 $
4,565.00
Small shah er w/ icnic table and grill
$
33,750.00
10,000.00
Annual Lima Material
2028
$
1,000.00
1
Ele hant Spring Ride
425.00 $
425.00
Concrete Border w(Weod Fiber Fall Zone
$
8,300.00
1
Horse Spring Ride
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
44 760.00
2028 Pia ground Structure
$
30,800.00
1
Bedchae Digger
425.00 $
425.00
2033 60 linear ft 16' High Backstop Fence
$
20,000.00
1
Tac -Place Swing Set
360.00 $
1,300.00 $
360.00
` 2035 12 Spam Asphalt Parldng Lot w/Concrete Curb
$
79,000.00
1
PerkBench
170.00 $
7,300.00
170.00
;'
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
-
144100.00
3
Trash Cans
155.00 $
465.00
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
156.00
I
Picnic Table
250.00 $
250.00
2
Players Benches 15' Aluminum
300.00 $
600.5y
,
1
Go linear 0 16' High Backstop Fence
7,500.00 $
7,500.00
1
1
235 linear ft 7 wide Mow Strip
500.00 $
500.00
2
Bal Racka/Holders
50.00 $
100.00
1
Home Plate
60.00 $
60.00
1
SI n - Handica P Parking
25.00 $
25.00
'
1
Perk Name Sign w/Landsce ing
550.00 $
550.00
1
43 linear ft Border Magic Edging
310.00 $
310.00
1
3 Row Bleachers
1,700.00 $
1,700.00
i
1
Security Li htConnexus Owned
$
I
Double First Base
125.00 $
125.00
1
Set 2nd & 3rd Bases
180.00 $
180.00
�..
1
Pityhin Rubber
45.00 $
45.00
1
Concrete Border w/Wood Fiber Fall Zone
4000.00 $
4,000.00
1
Bluebird House
15Ao $
15.00
1
GameTlme Play Structure -2013
14,792.16 $
14,792.16
NORTHWOODS EAST EQUIPMENT TOTAL
60937.16
.9
L
} Lrr 'g x ;.gin r
1
Class -V Parkin Lot - small
500.00 $
500.00
in
S
000.00 fi Annual Fleldv,
� Maintenance: Regrede & Reseed
s
5,000.00
1
Park Bench
170.00 $
170.00
Sendsce
Security Light
$
5,000.00 2032 225'- 5 C cone Fence w/Mow Std
$
9,000.00
1
1 Park Name Sign
250.00 $
250.00
'I Pave Parking Lot (15 Stall)
$
22,500.00 r 2032 Tennis Courts (2), Pavement with Fencing
$
212,000.00
2
Reels-Tennls net
82.00 $
124.00
' Volleyball Court
$
3,500.00 ' REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: S
226000.09
2
Sets Post -Tennis net
453.00 $
906.00
` 1/2 Basketball Court
$
15,000.00 '
2
ISoccaffield
3,000.00 $
6,000.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL47000.0D
1
Shatter -Small
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
.
1
225'-5'Cclone Fen ca w/Mow Stri
3,385.00 $
3,385.00
2
Tennis Courts, Pavement with Fencing
40,000.00 $
80,000.00
2
Tennis Nets
185.00 $
370,00
1
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
'
t
1
Rey cle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
3
1
Picnic Table -Concrete 10' w/concrete pad
500.00 $
500.00
1
Sign -Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00'
1
40 linear R Border Magic Edging
280.00 $
280.00
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TY
DESCRIPTION (EXISTING)
I UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE FUTURE FACILITIES I
TO
---F
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
I
Lights on Posts (4)
2,500.00
I
Landwater Conservation Sign
25.001$
Zb. 00
NORTHWOOD$ WEST EQUIPMENT TOTAL
97144.00 I:'
U'r i;i
i0VL7E'A9ANf6FXK
1
$ Edgin w/Wood Fiber Fell Zone
$ 8,300.00
I
"No Motorind Vehicles" Sign
28.00
S
2 .00
Landscaping
$ 1
$ 5U.0130.00
1
42(Y Cyclone Fence with 12- Gate with K
Security Light
$ 15.000.00 2032 420'Cvclone Fence with 12' Gate with Mow Strip
$ 27,000.00
5
Bluebird House
1o.0
1/2 Basketball Court
$ 2,500.00 REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
85.300.00
1
Four -Place Swing Set
1,300.00
$
1,300.00
550.00
olle ball Court
ADA Access Trail to playa area 75'x $50.00 pl
$ 3.750.00
1
Park Nam Sign w/Landscaping
550.00
$
200.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
23.500.00
I
Picnic Table Concrete 8' Pad
200.00
$
I
Security LI hl (Connexus)
-
$
1
Skating Rink
500.00
$
500.00
1
Trash Can
155.00
155.00
I
Sign- Tobacco Free Zone
24.00
$
24.00
2
Frisbee Baskets
100.00
$
200.00
I
Concrete Edging w/Wood Fiber Fall Zone
41000.00
$
4,000.00
1
Park Bench
170.00
$
170.00
I
Playground Structure -2012
23,601.51
$
23,601.51
-
PLEASANT OAKS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
PLEASANT
41 nng qj
�5
43C
I WE RjW4663636'.147 F
-T�.�,,�-[F,N�o8dduck
and Bluebird Houses
$ 500= J�
lNo Current Facilities
FUTURE NTT6TALi
.
10,000.00
C
.�j 05
OSa,7�1 05 ES'
11 05 �ROS STRtff
... ... .
Re rade, Reseed, Irrigation
$
2
Home P1
60.00
$
120.0000
;Annual A Linro Material
2,000.00
1
Park Bench
$
170.00
00 ` 2018 Shelter with Concrete Pad -Large
$ 25,000.00
1
Park Name Sign
250.1))
S
260.0000
2018 Pla round Structure
$ `9
=.N.
i
Picnic Table w/3 Section Concrete
900.00
It
900.00
61 00 2019 150 cu ds En sneered 000 mer
$
1
Pitching Rubber
46.00
$AL
Mow Strips
$ 16O.Doo.00
I
Security Light (Connexus
-
$
- -
2045 Asphalt Parking Lot
$ 225,000.00
2
Set of Three Bases
200.00
$
400,00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
46760000
I
New Ballfield Fencing WIMow Strips
59,959.70
$
59,959.70
1 Shelter with Concrete Pad - Large 4,279.00 $ 4,279.00
1 1 Swinit Set - Four Place 1,300.00 $ 1,30n 00
6 lTrash Cans 155.00 $ 775.00
3
1 Recycle Bin
155.00
$
465.00
1
M2L'me a Structure -2004
13,384.68
$
13,364.00
1
1.Ga
. - Tobacco FI98 70M
24.1))
$
24'00
12'd2' E ! - 2E425.00 $ 425.00
I
!Sdn, Md. - D! lk
425.00
$
425.00
1
lSpring Ride - Motorcycle
42500
$
425..00
4
last Racks I Holders
45.00
E
180.2
1
1150 cu yds Engineered Wood Fiber
2.600.00
1
275 fL Border- Magic Ed Ing
1,950.00
2 Bleachers 1,700.00
4
Benches 15'
450.00
$'800.00
L IBI afion System 89,931.98 $ 31.98
2
Bell Fields wiGrass Infields
1,000.00
$
14.000.00
I
.-h.m P.mnn i m. 7n15
52,011.60
$
52.011.6u
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QTY DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
t
REPLACEMENT ITEMS I ESTIMATED
COSTS
ROSE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
249.220.96
NO N
qJV
"No Hunting on Lake Sign
14.00
14.
_jj,
5 (100.00
Annual Parking
Class V Parking Lot medium)
0-
4,500.
$
1 00
Lot Repairs (Clan .1)
1,000.00
Wood Duck House
2 DO
1
5 0.00
Construct Boat Landing & Pave Surface Road
0,000.00
1 REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: 13
1.000.00
ROUND LAKE BOAT LANDING EQUIPMENT TOTAL
Fishin Pier small
$
25,000.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
83.500.00
1 1
ftkb&T AVENUE.' W 11,37-ACRES'1'YL'�"7�717i,7�Tl
r=
Ballfield Fending
12,884.54 $
12,884.54
ark Sign& Landsca in
T- Fall Field
19,546.55
$
19.548.55
Security Light (2)
$
1.000.00
Annual a is Maintenance Re rade A
1 $
5,000.00
2- Bird House
15.00
$
30.UU
_
iu,uuu.uu
L Annual Ag Lima Material $
1,000.00
Class -V Parking Lot
-
Pave Parking Lot Canoe Area - 10 stalls
$
2018 Shelter
-Large
6,000.00
$
6,000.00
ADA Access Trall to River (115U x S50 00 pin
C
2018 Playground Structure
Four Place Swing Set
Home Plate
1 300.00
$
-
1,300.00
-
_
-
New Outfield 8RFencing wl mow a
3
q1 7qn nn
2027 Ballfield Perrin
Mo'o=Rid.
60.00
425.00
$
60.00
_
Dredge Existing Welland
$
5,000,00
t REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
102 300.00
V-fk
$
425.00
-170.00
-
Pave Ballfield Parkin Lot 30 stalls
S
50,000.00
n crate Pact
170000
$
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
122 260.00
1 Picnic Table - I section concrete
200.00
$
200.00
1 PknlcTabl._.m.11 300.00 $ 300.00
I �:,,�=FnTgRu�reeb r
45.00
$
45.00
I S to Bases
200.00
$
200.00
I Shelter -Small
1
-f-1,600.00
I Shatter with Concrete Pad - Lame
4,279.00
$
4,279.00
4 Tresh Cans
155.00
$
620.00
IBln -
-
155.00
$
155.00
i
i�W Play Structure -2002
14,940.00
$
14,940.00
F
T becunty Light tConnexus Owned)
$
1 ADA Access Pads
1,560.00
r
I Duck Spring Ride
1 $
450.00
1 Backhor, D12tier Ride
-Bleacher
375.00
1 $
375.50
T- - 3 Section Aluminum
1,500.00
$
--j--0-
.5 000
I Sign n- Tobacco Free Zone
24w00
$
24.00
2 Players Benches -16 Aluminum
300D0
600.00
1 VOM Name Sign w/Landscaping
1,800.00
$
1.800.00
1 139 Chain Link Fence 4' black vinyl coated
1,400.00
$
1,400.00
5 vat mouses
20.00
$
100.00
2 Metal Bat Holders
45w00
-$-90.00.
0 Concrete -Sd�,I
lk
-2UU.00
200.00
STROOTIMAN EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
70.656.09
i -
N CANOE' ov;
'7777�,,
I Canoe Landing
1.4 .00 1
$
1.4DOwOO
I Clase-V Parking Lot -Small Small
500.00
1 Park Name 5ign
F2!S5.
225w00
2 Barricade Post -Set
1
1.
1 Trash Can
155.00 1
520;. 00
2 "No Motorized Vehicle" Sign
25.00 1
$
50.00
2 bluebird Houses
15.00 1 $
30.00
1
3 Wood Duck -House
-Wake
1,
0.00
IZ74
L._ Sign - Slow No
s! 6.2 1
00
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QTY
DESCRIPTIONJEXISTING)
UNIT PRICE I
TOTAL PRICE �1
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICE
ES
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
I
ISIgn - Construction Fund
24.00
2 2
2
ISIgn - Bradley Launch
250.00 1 $
21222
ISTROOTMAN CANOE LANDING EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
47
4 C!
TC'
TERRACE��36'
$ 5,000.00
_
4,000.00 $
4 nOO
Landscaping
seed, Irrigation
1
lAglime
298.00 $
298.
Security Light $
5,000.OD rI Annual lAg Lime Material
I
I Backhoe Digger
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
New Outfield F w/ Mow Strip (I Field)
I wis l5ananoxwruoncre to Walk and Retaining Wall
9.000.00
1
[Ball Field
$
4
Medium Shelter wl PIcnIo Tables and grill I $
20.000.00 2018 IADA caps Units,
4100.00
Benches Players 8'
1.56,1.00 $
1.50
Tennis/Pickletuall Courts w/ Lights �:::�
50,000.00 if 2018 1 Playground Structure
$
44.100.00
i 1
Four -Section Backstop
Bleachers I $
concrete Pad
[.buu.uu 2027 [walking Trail -As halt
$
40,000.00
I
I
Home Plate
a
1
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL1
0.00 Parkin Lot 27 Spaces
LUN
248,000.00
1
Park Bench
170.00 $
2035 IF noting with Mow Strip
%
$
43.000.00
1
Fencing with Mm Strip -2016
t
-n,.Rnn no
1
Irrigation
22��!! 69. $
22,6 .64
1
Park Name SI n w/Landsca Ing
g
5
.00
I
Picnic Table
200.00 $
200.[a,
11
Pitching Rubber
45.00 $
45.00
1
1
Sandbox wlConcrete, Walk and Retaining Wall
3 400.00 1
3.400.00
I
Security Light (Connexus Owned)
I - $
-
1
ISet of Three Bases
200.00 $
200.00
I
I Sheller- Small vdConcrete Pad
1,200.00 $
1.200.00
I
I Four Place Swing Set W/ADA Swing and Pad
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
2
JADA Pads to Powerscape Units
2,716.00 $
5.432.00
1
1 Powerscapa Mediun-dsmall - 2002
-
31.004.83 1 $
31,004.83
1.
1
IDuck Spring Ride
425.00 1 $
425.00
Ride
425.00 1 $
425.00
I
iMotorcycleg
Car Spring =
625.00 $
625.00
2
ITrash Cans
155.00 $
310.00
1
[Walking Trail - Asphalt
12,810.00 $
12,810.00
1
1 Parking Lot 27 spaces - 2007
57.406.05 $
57.4135.
1 1 Basketball Pole and Goal 700.00 $ 700.DD
1
140 linear ft & Sidewalk
250.00 $
250.00
190 linear ft 4' Sidewalk
55000 $
550.00
1
140 linear ft Border Magic Edging
290.00 $
290.00
1
2(Y Retamin Well around Tree
750.00
750.00
I
Sand Voila ball Court 46rx 80'
700.00 $
700.00
1
240 linear ft Vol]@ ball C1, A Edgln
1,680.00 $
1,680.00
1
Volle ball Net and Post Set
475.OD
I
S n-Tobaccof'reeZone
24.00 S
24.00
TERRACE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
It
169.002.31
U
$
15.1100.00
Annual Ballfield Maintenance, Regmde &Reseed -
2
"No Motorized Vehicles" S
28.00 $
58.00
Irrioation System (2018)
1600000
A Ll Material
$
1,000.00
1
Basketball Pad Asphalt
4,200.00 $
4,200.00
EQUIPMENT JU1FMEN I I U I AL
2018 Pla round Structure -nnual
$
41,000.00
1
Basketball Pole/Backboard/Rlm/Net
475.00
00
18 Pla round Structure -
$
33,OGD.00
1
sixty (BD) Place Asphalt Parking Lot w/Curb, Field Relocation -20{2
38,900.00 $
38,900.00
2018 Wood Chi Fall Zona
$
13800.00
1
AgIlme
5,615.34 $
5,518.33
2022 Six Section BacKstor, W/ Dugouts Cement
$
26,800.00
1 _
Ball Field
11.224.71 ��$�11.224-71
2022 124'SIx foot Fence -11 MOM, strip
$
8,000.00
1
Home Plate
60.00 $
$
r
'D.00
w.uu
2022 364'Eight foot Duffield Fence w/ Mow Strip
L
Pitching Rubber
45.00$
45.00
2032 Basketball Pad Asp all
$
11,100.00.
I
Set of Three Bases
$
02
N
135.01)
R 2032 Isbty (so) Pace As Il Par" Lot W�Un)
168 000.00
1
Sbc Section Backstop vdDugouts Cement
9.44 01 $
U,fuq.DU
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QTY DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1 104' Four foal Sideline Fence w/Maw Strip
2,006.18 $
2,006.18
�'. 2032 Welkin Path -As halt Ex ended
1 124' fool Fence w) mew am
3,031.80 $
3,031.80
�;
$
179,000.00
EigSIXht
1 364'Eight root Outfield Fence w/Maw Strip5,507.32
§
5,507.32
,
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
500 300.00
2 15' Aluminum Pla ers Benches
250.00 $
500.00
!.
1 Sheller - Smell
11600.00 $
1,600.00
3 Trash Cans155.00
$
465.00
1 Rec cle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1 Walking Path - Asphalt Expanded
41,447.00 $
41,447.00
1 Gamelime Play Structure .2002
15,548.23 $
15,548.23
1 Pla sense Deskin 301 -2002
12,572.27 $
12,572.27
i
1 Swing Set- 2 swings/2 baby)1,400.00
$
1,400.00
+
2 Foul Posts
25.00 $
50.00
1 Picnic Table Concrete 10' w/concrete pad
500.00 §
500.011
2 Foul Pole Flags
25.00 $
50.00
i
1 Park Bench w/concrete pad
4D0.00 $
400.00
1 Wood Chip Fell Zone
5,200.00 $
5,200.00
'.
1 Concrete Cum Around Fall Zona
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
1 Perk Name Sign w/Candace Ing
550.00 $
550.00'
1 Securit LI hl jConnexus Owned
_ $
_
1 Bleacher Aluminum 3 Row
1,700.00 $
1,700.00
t.
1 Horse Spring Rile
450.00S
450.00
I Motorcycle Spring Ride
450.00 It
450.00
1 Dog Bag Dispenser for Waste
75.00 $
75.00
2 Bat Racks I Holders
45.00 §
90.00
/
1 SI n • Handica Parkin
25.00 $
25.00
1 Sign - Do Waste
25.00 $
25.00
1 Sign - Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00;
1 No Pepper Drills Sign
25.00 $
25.00
1 Vehicle Parkln InDesignated Areae Sign
25.00 $
25.00
1 160' Yellow Fence Cover
160.00 E
160.00
r
WILD IRIS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
166750.32
'
,�T4 s"AREA C;Ep3T11�G 8158TOTALc�•
"cl�'�"'•- -
;r+ 1626952N7
t._._,,,,,,',::F_AREqC"FUTURE.EQUIPMENT.SIIBTOTALr
_X2463260.00'if:r
i.A
'� REA':C REPLACEMENTBUB�„OJAL
'.4689700.00:
680`. 00 ERLO 5+9488 E 8011LEVA O'IJ ; 9.04AC i"'i _,'yTM^'-'T'^i^7s"r
w�
s-=-
t., _,,.a,�c ..:.,. ,-.�..-.,_.......�e.��w'�
.., 1}k �:�.t,.t.a.��:",.$u..d..:�ri rfv�' ''�•.3rd���'yc.
1 280'C clone Fence with Mow Strl
3,700.00 $Y
3.700.00
-a...s_��:
Secu Light $
�....i.-
5,000.00
.,..Lt.�� ..�'�it: r:+.:?l
Annual Bellfield Maintenance: Re rade Reseed, Imgation
S
1 Aglime
2,715.00 $
2,715.00
- Irti ation System 2017 $
60,000.00
' Annual A Uma Material
$
5,000.00
1,000.00
1 PIs round SWcture-2017
32,190.00 $
32,190.00
? Small Shelter wl picnic Table $
10000.00 % 2032 Set of Outdoor ExerciaeE ul ment
$
10,000.00
1 Ball Field
2 15' Aluminum Players Benches w/Concrete Ped
1,000.00 $
1,000.00
Bleacher w/ concrete ad $
7,500.00
` 2032 Pla round Structure
$
67,000.00
500.00 $
1,000.00
j 1/2 Basketball Court $
15,000.00
2037 280'C clone Fence with Mow Std
$
16,000.00
1 Bases - Set of Three
200.00 It
200.00
i New Outfield Fence (8') w/ Mow Strip (1 Field) $
33,750.00
2037 30 Space Asphalt Parking Lot w/Curbs
$
78,000.00
1 Home Plate
80.00 $
60.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
131 260.00 I', 2037 Backstop Fence, Mow Strips. Dugouts, Bleerlrer Pads
1 30 Spam Asphalt ParkingLot w/Curbs
17,500.00 $
17,500.00
',
§
92,000.00
1 Rubber
45.00 $
45.00
!
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
267 000.00
TrashPitchiC
1 Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
i
1 Concrete ADA Pad
315,00 $
315.00
=
1 Handicap Parking Sign
60.00 $
50.00
1 Backstop Fence, Mow Stn s, Dugouts, Bleacher Pads
21 293.00 E
21,293.00
1 Recycle bin
155.00 $
155.00
f
1 Set of 3 Outdoor Exercise Equipment
3,477.88 It
3,477.88
ANDOVER LIONS PARK EQUIPMENT TOTAL
83 866.88
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QTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE T.7
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
e D.'ANDLIV
1 1
WbTATI- , R - 82317
Balifield Development 8 Construction w/ Imi ahon 979,075.82 $ 979,075 82 Landscaping $ 5,000.00
wl Bellfield Maintenance. Regrada Reseed, Irrigation
$
15 000.00
1
1
3
Building w/ Restrooms, storage, concessions, etc.. -2008
Lightingo1`2 Fields
Bleachers
275,874.98
273,463.31
9,699.33
$
$
$
275,874.98
273,463.31
29,098.00
! Ballfield Lighting East field
�: Medium Picnic Shelter w/ Picnic Table and Grill
Small Picnic Shelter w/ Picnic Table and Grill
$ 75,000,00 f
$ 20,000.00 y
$ 10,000.00 j
Annual Facility Maintenance
Annual U Ming: Maintenance 2 Fields and SlidingHill
Annual Ag Lime Material
$
$
$
5,000.00
3,000.00
3,000.00
6
15' Players Bench Aluminum
300.00
$
1,800.00 '.
Netting -Around Concession Area
$ 10,000.00 ',
2023 Tilled Sk Wheel
$
7,300.00
3
PitchingRubbers
55.00
$
165.00
Park Benches 6
$ 1,020.00 '
2023 280 cu ds engineered wood Fiber
$
11,250.00
6
Foul Posts w/Fla s
125.00
$
750.00
i/2 Basketball Court
$ 15,000.00
2023 Playground Structure
$
111,000.00
1
3
4
Park Sign w/retamin wall block
Dugouts
Picnic Tables l2' Concrete
1,800.00
10,000.00
900.00
$
$
$
1,800.00
30,000.00
3,600.00
'. FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
';
38 020.00
+
2026 Fence around Is round
2D28 Batting Cage Set
2036 Scoreboards set of 3) .
$
$
$
25,000.00
7,200.00
32,000.00
14
1
Trash Cans
12'x 12' Irrigation Shed -2006
155.00
7,500.00
$
$
2,170.00
7,500.00:
-
I
2036 12'x 12' Irrigation Shed
2036 Parking Lot- Replacement
$
$
32,000.00
350,000.00
3
Sign - Handicap Parking
25.00
$
75.00-
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$
601,760.00
4
Sign- No Parking
25.00
$
100.00
•,
1
Sign - Overflow Parkin
25.00
$
25.00
'
16
Bluebird Houses
20.00
$
320.00
'-
1
265 linearft 4'Fence for SlidingHill
1,800.00
$
1,800.00
2
Saddlemates
700.00
$
1,400.00
1
Swingset-4 Place
1,800.00
$
1,000.00
1
6' Bench
250.00
$
250.00
1
Spring Pad
1,200.00
$
1,200.00
1
Tilted SkyWheel
3,500.00
$
3,500.00
'J
1
280 cu da engineered wood fiber
5,400.00
$
5,400.00
1
38 linear 8 V Concrete Border
900.00
$
900.00
1
145 linear It 2' Concrete Border
700.00
$
1
90 linear it 3' Concrete Border
475.00
$
475.00
1
GameTims PlayEquip -MN Playground -2008
53,539.95
$
53,539.95
1
Fence around playground
11,747.57
$
11,747.57
I
Scoreboards (set of 3 - 2006
7,500.00
$
7,500.00
1
1
Batting Cage Set -2008
2,700.00
$
2,700.00
1
Parking Lot w/LI htin -2006
80,000.00
$
80,000.00
3
Home Plates
60.00
$
180.00
9
Ball Field Distance Signs
20.00
$
180.00
,I
t
No Pepper Drills Signs
25.00
$
25.00
3
Set of Bases
200.00
$
600.00
.
L_
Sliding Hill Light -2006
2,500.00
$
2,500.00
1
Handicap Swing
450.00
$
450.00
1
Duck House
25.00
$
25.00
_f
1
8' Metal Picnic Table w/Concrete Pad
250.00
$
250.00
3
Smell Concrete Table w/Benches
195.00
$
585.00
2
Recycle Bin
155.00
$
310.00
1
I Dog PM Waste
60.00
$
80.00
ANDOVER STATION NORTH EQUIPMENT TOTAL
8J 914.63
..;D
1
1
1
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Wall it Path -Paved -2007
Gamefime Playground Structure .2017
Four Place Svdng Set
3,950.00
30,545.00
1,300.00
$ 3,950.00
$ 30,545.00
$ 1,300.00
_
2032 PIa round Structure $ 63,500.00
2037 Welkin Path - Paved $ 17000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: 0600.00
Small Shelter W/ Picnic Table and rill S 10,000.00
1/2 Basketball Court S 15,000.00
Ird ationS stem S 40000.00.
1
ADA Pad
1,902.62
$
1,902.62.
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
6600000
i
1
60' Concrete Edging
400.00
1 $
4D0.00
--.
1
Table latest tube frame)
200.00
1 $
200.00
1.
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CITY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Trash Can (Square Plastic)
140.00 $
140.00
.i
1
Sandbox with Timbers
1,500.00 $
1,500.00
2
Trail Gates
-w/Landswping
1,250.00 $
2,500.00:
1
Park NameSi n
550.00 $
550.00
i
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
!
1
Security Light Connexus Owned
$
CHESTERTON COMMONS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
43142.62
I'
BSD CI CAMPU�-_6KE SCO -:
2 Hockey Rink wlFencrg erM4Light Poles w/tri Lights •2011
1 WarmingHouse
�NBLVD-....•:,"-.--
BLVONW-262 c
20,000.00 $
147,000.00 $
•.,.e� ., .:. „-v' r
40000.00
147 000.00
,i a yt „'.al ....'"C'^
Landscaping$
...q- '•- v.. .'!�^�'^s"T�1
",
2,500.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 2.600.00
•.mom ... a•�.a r
-,,� _
Annual Facility Maintenance _____ $
C, Annual Lighting Maintenance $
Annual Parkin Lot Class V -Add material as needed $
,. 2031 2 Hockey Rinks w/Fencing aro 4 Light Poles - Replacement $
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: $
-n-z'^r -rn--
5,000.00
0
2,000.00
5,000.00
110,000.00
122,000.00
4 Hocks Nets 300.00 $ 1,200.00.
1 Parking Lot Class V 4,000.00 $ 4,000.00
1 Picnic Table 250.00 $ 250.00
4 Trash Cans 155.00 $ 620.00
!
2
Ke Lock Boxes
20.00 $
40.00
2
Fire Extinguishers
55.00 $
110.00
1
CO Alarm Detector
25.00 $
25.00.
'
P.
1
Warming House Hours Sin
25.00 $
25.00
�.
4
Plastic Round Tables
25.00 $
100.00
2
Parking Lot Lights
2,500.00 $
5,000.00
3
Security Lights on Building
200.00 $
600.00
CITY CAMPUS HOCKEY COMPLE1r EQUIPMENT TOTAL
198 970.00
1
1
1
I'. HALLCOMP'E - 1 URPLE'+:1688 CROSS O NBCVD N{':-8.2'
340' C clone Fence b Sooner FleM #2 4,760.00 $
Infolds 20,000.00 $
Ball Field wiN Initiation 3,000.00 $
_f,7�'�"�"�-"'x5.......>L,...u.
4,760.00
20,000.00
3,000.00
__
j
....e.,.,a�.......s'�.�...__....
1 Annual Field Maintenance: Regrede, Reseed Irrlgation $ 10,000.00
Annual Ag Lime Material $ 1,000.00
2017 Fencing around Ball Field- Repair $ 1,584.00
I
4
1
1
2
1
Basketball goal, net and backboard
Players Bench -8'
Bike Rack
Bleacher
Bluebird House
Car Spring Ride
475.00 $
100.00 $
216.00 $
1,785.00 $
15.00 $
825.00 $
475.00:
400.00
218.00
1,785.00
30.00
426.00
-'
2018 Plavoround Structure -1 Lare•
'� 2018 Sandbox w/ Di ger
2027 340' Cyclone Fence by Soccer Field #2
2027 Fencing around Ball Field - Replacement
- 2030 2Sheeers-Le e
2030 North Parking Lot
$
$
$
$
$
$
100000.00
5,000.00
12,600.00
10,900.00
124,000.00
93,000.00
1
Dinosaur Spring Ride
525.00 $
525.00
2030 Blacktop Trails
$
25,000.00
1
1
Fencing around Ball Field -2002
Field Number Sign
3,200.00 $
20.00 $
3,200.00
20.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
g
$
3(13,064.00
2
Foul Line Pole Flags
22.00 $
44.00
1
Four -Section Backslop
1,564.00 $
1,564.00
5
Trash Cans with Tops
140.00 $
700.00
2
Grill - Large
340.00 $
680.00
"
it
1
Home Plate
60.00 $
60.00
1
Motorcycle Spring Ride
360.00 $
360.00
3
Park Bench
170.00 $
510.00
2
Pitching Rubber
45.00 $
90.00
2
Powersca e Play Structure -2001
8,500.00 $
17000.00
1
Retain) Wall - Rock
2,000.00 $
2,000.00
4
I
Sandbox with Timbers
2,500.00 $
2,500.00
2
Security Light Connexus Owned
$
1
Set of Three Bases - New Style w/Double First Base
200.00 1 $
200.00
2
Shelter - Lar a
23,437.50 1 $
46,875.00
1
Shelter - Small
1200,00 $
1,200.00
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QTY
DESCRIPTION (EXISTING)
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Soccer Field with Irrigation
3,000.110
$
3,000.00
'
1
Soccer Goal - Junior - Sets
700.00
$
700.00
1 Volleyball Not 62.00 $ 62.OD
a
1
Volleyball Pole - Set
226.00
$
228.00
1
North Parking Lot
35,000.00
$
35,000.00
1
BlacktopTrails Expanded
9,660.00
$
9,880.00
1
SwingSet- 4swin s2 baby)1,900.00
$
1,900.00
'
3
Picnic Table - concrete 12'
1,000.00
$
3,000.00
,
2
Sign - Handica Parking
25.00
$
50.00:
1
Sign - DNR Assisted Funding25.00
$
25.00`
1
48 x 10 HockeyBack Stop1,800.D0
$
1,800.00
i.
1
30' x 30' Concrete Slab
1,200.00
$
1,2D0,00
j
1
Metal Bollard
180.00
$
180.00,
1
220' Yellow Plastic Fence To
220.00
$
220.00
i
1
I
Metal Bat Holders
25.00
$
25.00
i
2
Metal Picnic Tables 8'
300.00
$
600.00
1
Surveillance Sin
25.00
$
25.00
i
4
Recycle Bins
155.00 1
$
620.00
CITY HALL COMPLEX #1/PURPLE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 168 912.00
513' 0$ON-CREEKP Ok1:AN6 SON.EA OF-f1AN50N BT. .'r' 'COOK CRR-JT..�' C E9 j..�y.�:: ..,..,... TT,,,,-;: .,;;; w ..W- l
t Facilities Landscaping $ 2,500.00
No Current
v.�.�.: �'i. 3L...�_-.�...�;:.,...,.,, _w1 .+y'.:�-- r.r,,....s.,-,..-L+-,.-•--Ja-.,.
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Small Sheller w/Picnic Table
$ 10,000.00
i
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
12 500.00
BEW C 68 NG 142 1%
1 Basketball Pad Asphalt 73' x 42'
2 Basketball le, board. net and dm
1 Buck -about
1 Park Name Sign
2,400.00 $ 2,400.00
475.00 $ 950.00
963.00 $ - 963.00
550.00 $ 550.00
ori(
Landsca in $LLQ 1,000.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 1 000.00
J
i
m�-r�-ls
2022y Pis round SWdure $ 49,000.00
2022 180 cu s En Ineered Wood Fiber $ 7,500.00
' 2030 Smell SheOer w/Picnic Table $ 10000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: 66 600.00
1
Prlmenme Play Structure -2007
23,512.47
$
23,612.47
1
1
SecurityLIght Connexus Owned
$
1
Shelter - Small
1,600.00
$
1,600.00
1
Six Place Swing Set - Short
1,900.00
$
1,900.00
1
50 fL Border- Magic Edging
350.00
$
350.00
1
Trash Can
155.00
IS
155.00
"
i,
1
180 cu dsEngineered Wood Fiber -2007
3,600.00
$
3600.00
1
326 lin. F1 x 4' Sidewalk
11975.00
$
1,975.00
.
1
Park Bench
250.00
$
250.00
2
Saddle Mates
700.00
$
1,400.00
1
1
Sign -Tobacco Free Zone
Sandbox
24.00
500.00
$
$
24.00
500.00
1
Recycle Bin
155.00
CREEKVIEW CROSSING EQUIPMENT TOTAL
I S
40284.47
?
1
1
1
1
1
3
Y;i E:, DPI S:'. 22E�.._ 'BL s
3601-8'Fence along roe line -2002
800'-8'Fance along martline-2002
300'- 4' ballfield fence w/ mow std s - 2002
384'- 6' ballneld fence w/mow std s-2002
1,146'-Vballffeld fence w/mows s-2002
Backsto Six Section -2002
.x;7:99 �v "il'1,9 .y.. :..:' i'ki!Y^03
3,637.40 S 3,837.40
7,434.00 $ 7434.00
5,712.70 $ 5,712.70
10,537.85 S 10,537.86
23,757.89 $ 23757.89
3929.83 S 11789.50
all .te u�l,<y .i V M.'::_i lit ,.?.. .h.:,'l
Smell Sheller w/Picnic table $ 10000.00
ScoreboeMs-MlddleBNorth Fields $ 20000.00
Du outs - Middle S North Fields S 20,000.00
Medium Sheller w/Picnic Table 011 $ 20000.00
'. Raise Bellfield Fencin Heightto e' $ 45000.00
.. FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 116000.00
r
-tilvgation
Ra rade Reseed, Irrigation $ 15,000.00
ie,nano. S id f, Reseed.
Field
Annual Ale Lime
? AnnualA Lime Metedal $ 3,000.00
2022 380' - 8' Fence alon roe line $ 10,200.00
2022 900'-6'Fance alon ro line $ 20,000.00
2022 300'-4'belMeld fence w/maw strips $ 15,000.00
;. 2022 3B4'-6'ballfield fence w/mow strips 28000.00
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CTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS ESTIMATED COSTS
3
Concrete Pad for Bleacher/Dugouts -2002
1%857.33
$
32,572.00
1
Benches &Message Board .2002
6,062.81
E
6,062.81:
2022 1.14G • 9' ball0ele rams w/ mmv ships - AN Fobs
$MTOTAL:696
63,000.00
I
Irrigation
27,126.33
$
27,125.33
:
2022 Section
h,000.00
1
Perking Lot 355 aces -2002
52,715.73
$
52,715.73
��
2022 eS!
Home Plate67.00
$
201.00
.:
2031 N Eladronic,700.003
Pltchin Rubbers
48.00
$
288.00'
2032 ad for Bleacher/Du ou,000.006
Double First Beaes
200.00
E
600.002032
5S'x
32 Meesa a Board,000,003
Seta of 1 sl, 2nd Bases, 3b Bases
t 35 S aces,000.00 p,000.003
3
Field signs
9
200.00
E
600.00
,
"2032 lodc Du Data -South F
9,000.00
9
Trash Cans
25.00
155.00
$
$
75.00
1,395.00
,
REPLACE900.00
4
16' aluminum IS era benches
300A0
$
1,200.00
2
15' metal Players benches
300.00 1
$
600.00
1
Park Sign w/1-andscaping
750.00
$
750.001
6
Foul Posts wl Flags
110.00
$
660.00
1
Picnic Table 16' Concrete 3 Piece
900.00
$
900.00
1
450 linear R Yellow Fence Ca
380.00
$
380.00
'
1
Scoreboard Electronic -20116,413.00
$
8,413.00
3
Bleachers
11700.00
$
5,100.00
i
2
1
Concrete Block Dugouts
10,000.00
$
20,000.00
i
Security Light (Connexus Owned
$
1
vehicle Parking Ordinance Sign
2500
$
25,00
1
Batting Cage 2 Place
2,500.00 $-2,500.00
,
3
Ra cls Bins
155.00
$
465.00
EVELAND FIELDS EQUIPMENT TOTAL
223,698.22
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5'0 5
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..+..__.,,.�r,w�,:,-I-.$ :...•..... .-1,
No Current Facilities
Sustainable Landscapina 8 Trees
00 0.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 1 000 00 -
�tea s__.777';.T_
-._
-Wild MEADOWSre 0144 ` VENI .-.y;r-..acrea '�5.::
1
1
Play Structure -2012
ark
22,565.37
$
22,565.37
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Future Park Expansion
��.�.;�,i:,.
...Y....,,....s
� .
1
P Name
Park Na
Name Sign
$
16 000 00
1 2027 Playground Structure $
47,000.00
454.57
$
454.57
i lulgetlon System Expansion
S
5,000.00 2042 Concrete Enclosure w/block Retaining Wall $
33,000.00
1
Concrete Picnic Table -2 Leg
500.00
$
500.00.
1/2 basketball court
$
15,000.00
1
Four Place Swing Set
1,300.00
$
1,300.00
Small Picnic Shelter w/ Picnic Table 8 rill
$
10,000.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL: $
80,000.00
1
Perk Bench -8'
170.00
$
170.00
EQUIPMENT TOTAL
46000.00
1
Concrete Endosure w/block Retaining Wall -2012
7,617.79
$
7,617.79
_FUTURE
'
1
Trash Can
155.00
$
155.00
I
Irrigation System
1,500.00
$
1,500.00
1
Sandbox with Digger
1,500.00
$
1,500.00
i
Recycle Bin
155.00
$
155.00
HICKORYMEADOWS EQUIPMENT
It
35917,73
IDOEN.CREEK.EA3T'256136TF�'�ACRES ,ajC"'1.,
r, ,'. :' ,. �. :;'' Iriv ..:? 1" g�
_: r; },
^+r+m+�.• r s
1
Bluebird House
15.001
$
15.00
Landscaping
1
los Rink
500.00 1
$
500.00
Small Sheller w/ Picnic Table and grill 1
$
$
1,000.00
10 60000
2018 Pla round Structure $
' 2032 11 Place As hall Parkin Lot w/Cement Curb
64,000.00
1
Picnic Table
250.00
$
250.00
1/2 Basketball Court
$
$
15 000.00 t 2032 190' as hall Trail $
87,000.00
1
Poweracape Structure -MetlluMsmall-2002
30,731.42
$
30,731.42'
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$
ze,9o9.99 i 2052 Concrete Pad w/Hantlball Wall
17,000.00
1
ADA Access Pads
1,550.00
$
1,550.00
$
59,000.00
1
Six Place Swing Set w/ADA Swin and Access Pad
1,900.00
$
1,900.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL E
237000.00
1
Sewnty Light Connexus Owned
$
_
2
Trash Cans
155.00
$
110.00
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DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
11 Place Asphalt Parking Lot w/Cement Curb -2002
22,384.01 $
22,384.01 '
1
190' asphalt Trail
4,010.45 $
4,010.45
1
Soccer Goals -Jr. Set
1,025.06 $
1,025.08
IQTY
1
Park Name Sign w/Landsca ing
900.00 $
900.00
1
Duck Sp dng Rlde
450.00 $
450.00
1
Sign - HandicaParking
25.00 $
25.00
1
Sign - Refurbished Park Sign
500.00 $
500.00
1
Sign - Tabs= Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00 `
1
1 Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00 !,
2
CB2 Park Bench
220.00 $
440.00
1
Concrete Pad w/Handball Wall
5,058.96 $
5,088.98
4
1
Sidewalk and Concrete Edging
21000.00 $
2,OD0.00 -
1 Wood fiber Surface 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00'
HIDDEN CREEK EAST EQUIPMENT TOTAL 742
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.a'._,c�.....,.:;..u..........Ys.::..:..,..wa,:..,c..1�'..�.
$ A
w.. -u
1,000.00
Ballfield Maintenance. Re rade & Reseed
$ 5,000.00
1
Authorized Vehicle Sign w/Post
75.00 $
75.00
4,000.00
i Landscaping
'• New Outfield Fence l w/ Mow Std 1 Field
$
.,Annual
33,750.00
i. Annual A Llme Material
$ 1 000.00
1
A lima
Bench
4,000.00 $
215.00 $
430.00
�, Bleaches w/ concrete Pad
$
7,500.00
2019 Pla round Structure
$ 52,000.00
78,500.00
2
1
Aluminum -15'
Ball Field
3,000.00 $
3.00
ADA Access Trail 125'%$50.00 pr
$
6,250.00
' 2034 Welkin Path -As hell
$
$ 8,200.00
1
Clase-V Parkin Lot- Medium
4,000.00 $
4,000.00
Pave Existin Parking Lot w/ concrete C & G
$
45,000.00:
50,000.00
2D34 Conuete Sklewalk Boller wNVood Chl s
!' 2036 F.m eeasrop.ouc.au. 6laelmes.wcora.r rnow srnv.
S 29,000.00
1
Four -Section Backslap1,564.00
$
1,564.00
Irtigalion5 stem 2018
$
'; REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
173700.00
1
Home Plate
60.00 $
60.00
I` FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
143600.00
1
PitchingRubber
45.00 $
45.00
'
1
Set of Three Bases
135.00 $
135.00
!;
1
Steel Bollard Post
16.00 $
15.00
3
Trash Can
155.00 $
465.00
1
Walking Path - Asphalt -2004
18,150.00 $
18,150.00
1
Picnic Table
250.00 $
250.00
`
1
GameTime Play structure -2004
24,804.71 $
24,804.71
,
2
Park Bench
250.00 $
500.00
1
Four Place Swing Set
1,600.00 $
1,600.00
1
Car S rin9 Toy
800.00 $
800.00
1
Clifford Spring Toy
525.00 $
525.00
1
Minibike Spring Toy
525.00 $
525.00
1
Concrete Sidewalk Border wWood Chips -2004
3,100.00 $
3,100.00
I
I Park Name Sign w/Landscaping
800.00 $
800.00
1
Retail Wall for Sign
1,400.00 $
1,400.00,
1
Si n -No Parking On Grass
25.00 $
25.00
1
ISecurity Light Connexus Owned
- $
,
2
1 Metal Bet Holders
25.00 $
50.00
1
Wood Duck House
22.50 $
22.50
1
1 Dog Pot Dispenser
80.00 $
60.00
1
Re de Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
FaMip Backstop, Dupoub. 3ldeawa rgaoo is Mow Stripr-201e
10,8&6.32 S
10 686.32
HILLS OF BUNKER LAKE WEST EQUIPMENT TOTAL
77482 63
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DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED
COSTS
No Current Facilities
Park Sign & Landaceping
It 1,000.00
4
SewMy Light
It 5,000.00
_
Playground E ui ment 2-5 & 5-12 yr. old
$ 6Q000.00
Im abon System
$ 50,000.00
`
Trails for ADA access 250' x $50.00 pl
12,500.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
126 600.00
i
1
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Four
r
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Place Swing Sat
1 $
1,300.00
i,300.00
No Future Facilities Anticipated
.-� _...
2026 Pl a
..e-t...z.Si:u
1
60' Concrete Sidewalk
500.00 $
500.00
''
round Slmclure
$
46,000.00
1
Frog Spring Ride
525.00 $
'�
2027 Skating Rink Repairs Grading
$
B4O00.OD
1
Park Bench CB2
220.00 $
525.DO
220.00
"i
2047 1/2 Basketball Court
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$
17,000.00
77 000.00
1
Perk Name Sign w/Landscaping
550.00 $
550.00
+'
1 Picnic Table steel tube frame 250.00 $ 250.00
1
Powers ce e -Medium -2011
22 ,19490 S
22,794.00
?-
i
Sandbox wflh Digger
1,500.00 $
1,500.00
1
Secunly Light jQonnexus Owned
g
-
1
Skato Rink
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
1
Trash Can (square plastic
155.00 $
155.00
.
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
�.
1
Border -37 .
2 $1.
260.00
i
1
Toucan Sam S2rInq Ride
525.00 It
525.00
1 Concrete Edging Play Structure 2,000.00
1
Wood Fiber Surface
2,000.00
1
Bat House
60.00 $
60.00
s
2
Hockey Nets
300.00 $
00,00
6600.00
j
1
1/2 Basketball Court (2017
8,000.00 $
8,
NORDEEN'S EQUIPMENT TOTAL
43-794.00
760 OA - B' �' 4 67. BL1JE81kOBTREET NW = 3 7::>,. S. �+,.:.,,P' r :'.
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1
Park Bench
170.OD $
170.00
,
Landscaping$
nq
��
1
Park Name Sign wlLandace m
550.00 $
550.00:
Small Sheller w/ Picnic Table
7,000.00 Annual Field Maintenance: Re rade, Reseed Inigetlon
$
5,000.00
1
18 Spam haft Parkin Lot -2008
18,950.00 $
18,950.00 '
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$ 10,000.00 2023 Pl. round Structure
r
§
40,000.00
1
le
Picnic Table Concrete
11 000.00 2023, 180 cu yds En Ineered Woad Fiber
E
5,800.00
1
PowerScepe Play StNclure-2008
19,222.49 $
19,222.49
2038 185 ace As halt Parkin Lot
E
1
Four Place swingSet
1,200.00 $
1,200.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
132600.00
1
Soccer Field
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
•;
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
:
1
Re le Bin
155.00 $
155.00
1
lFeric.-40'Slit Rall
2,160.00 §
-j
2,180.00'.
2
Signs - Handice Parking
25.00
50.00
L SecurityLight Connexus Owned $ _
2
Saddle Males
700.00 $
1,40000
1
73' linear fl 5' Sidewalk
550.00 $
550.00
1
i!
1
170 linear ft 12" Curb
400.00
1
160 cu yds Engineered Wood Fiber
2,700.00 $
2,700.00
'.
1
36' linear R Bober magic Edging250.00
§
260.00:
1
1
Soccer Gaal Set Regulation
1,500.00 $
7 500.00:
1
Irrigation B stem
26,615.69 $
26,615.69
OAK BLUFF EQUIPMENT TOTAL
79.238.18
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pTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICES
Landscaping around park s' n $ 1,000.00 4'
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
Annual Field Maintenance: Re rade, Reseed. Irrigation
ESTIMATED COSTS
$ 15,000.00
5,000.00
15.00 $ 150.00 -
10
1
Bluebird House
Class -V Parkin Lot - Large
4,000.00 $
4,000.00
Wermin House Addition$ 50,000.00 .Annual
Building Maintenance
$
$ 3,000.00
I
Class -V Parkin Lot- Small
2,000.00 $
2,000.00'.
Pave 1 La a and 1 Small Parking Lot $ 150, 000.00 :,
Annual Llehtin Maintenance
$ 45,000.00
1
Sliding0.00 Hill and Wildlife Pond
8,00 $
8,000.00 �,
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 201 00 00
{.
2020 Pla ground Struclure
2020 Concrete Sidewalk Border w/woodchi s
$ 7,900.00
1
Walking Pathrming hall
4,000.00 $
4,000.00
z
2025 0 a Wall around Park Sign
$ 10,000.00
1
Storege/Warmi Hause/Restroom Building
91,000.00 $
91 000.00 '
ar x IT
2025 S'xrebo Chain link
$ 11,500.00
1
Irrigation System
139,034.00 $
139,034.00
`.
once
2035 Scoreboards Electronic
$ 53,000.00
1
Landscape Wall
3,700.00 $
3.700.00
?
2035 2 sets of 5-rdw aluminum bleachers
$ 35,000.00
2
Soccer/Football Goel Bets
1,400.00 $
2 800.00.
2035 As halt Base Hocks Rink 8 Fencing 8 Hodce :q1 1::
$ 35,000.00
1
8' x 111' Chain link fence
4,200.00 $
4,200.00
�'
y
2035 Walking Path -As halt
$ 15,000.00
i
Sheller wood frame, concrete ad)
0,459.00 $
8,459.00
2035 SI Hill Re airs and rove Wildlife Pond
$ 5,000.00
2
12' Concrete Bare Plonic Tables
325.00 $
650.00:
c
2035 Shea lter wood frame, concrete ed - Replacement
$ 37,000.00
2
Authorized Vehicle Only Signs
25.00 S
50.00
'.
2035 Perking fats Asphalt
$ 600,000.00
2
Removable Basketball Backboard Poles
1,100.00 $
2,200.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
S 880 400.00
2
25' Net Poles (east soccer field)
200.00 $
400.00
`
2
Hockey Goals
300.00 It
600.00
1
Parking Lots Asphalt
137,968.00 $
137,968.00
;
3 Handicap No Parking Signs 25.00 $ 75.00
9
No Parking Signs
25.00 $
225.00
15
Garbage Cans Plastic Style
175.00 $
2,625.00
-•;
1
Over Flow Parking Sign
25.00 $
25.00
1
2
Pmlde Knoll Park Regulations Sign
125.00 $
250.00
2
Emergency Parking 0lSign
25.00 $
50.00
'
2
8' Park Benches wiped
250.00 $
500.00
'
I
Car Spring Rlde
800.00 $
800.00
1
Motorcycle Spring Ride
525.00 $
525.00
1
WhaleSpring Ride
525.00 $
525.00
1
Four Place Swing Set w/Handicap Swing
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
1
Concrete Sidewalk Border wNrocdchi s
3,800.00 $
3,800.00
8
Benches inside Warming House
100.00 $
800.00
4
Fire Extinguisher
55.00 $
220.00
1
Metal Storage Cabinet
180.00 $
180.00
1
WarmingHouse Hours Sign
25.00 $
25.00
I
2
Sign -Tobacco Free Zona
25.00 $
50.00
8
Large Metal Pales 8 Lights, Soccer Fields, Hockey & Sliding H&
26,660.75 $
213,286.01
1
Wood Duck House
40.00 $
40.00
3
Private PropertylNo Trespassing Signs
25.00 $
75.00
t
1
GameTlme Play Structure -2005
21,566.00 $
21568.00
2
Scoreboard Electronic
6,152.67 $
12,305.33
1
20' x 60' Net
875.00 $
875.00
.
2 12' x 26' Concrete Pads 1,300.00 $ 2,600.00.fl
6
11 L ht Connexus Owned
- $
2
Grills -Charcoal
700.00 $
1,400.00
1'
2 Park Name S no w/Landsca ping 750.00 $ 1,500.00
1 80' Black Perforated P e 240.00 $ 240.00
1
4' x 15V Black Chainlink Fence
1,600.00 It
1,600.00
2
5 -row aluminum bleachers
4,064.00 $
8,128.00
1
Keylock Box
20A0 $
20.00
1
PknioTsble
250.00 $
250.00
1
As halt Base Hockey Rink 8 Fencin
12,015.00 $
12,015.00
y,
1
CO Detector
25.00 $
1
Soccer Goal Set Juniors
900.00 $
900.00
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UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
i.
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED
COSTS
2 Lacrosse Goal Sets
500.00 $
1,000.00
FTrail
2 Bollards
18000 $
.S
360
r
4 Recycle Bins
.00
6200
700 491.34
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SustainableLandscaping &Trees
2500.0•
2,500.00
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1
'`-"'�"T'tf I.;.
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2 Basketball<�..
Goal and Net
475.00 $
950.00
in _ $
1,000.00
-,- „2022
1 Basketball Pad -2007
3,500.00 $
3,500.00
Small shelter
Smell Sheller w/ ionic table and grill $
10 000.00
Pla round Structure
r. 2037 Basketball Pad
$
35,000.00
i Four -Place Swing Set
3 Park Bench
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
11 OOO.OD
' 2037 Welkin Path -As hall
$
$
15,000.00
42,000.00
100.00 $
300.00
REPLACEMENT I7EM9 TOTAL:
92 000.00
1 Park Nam a Sin 500.00 $ 500.00
1 Pontl
1 Security
1,000.00 $
1000.00
Light Connexus Owned
1 Tmsh Can
$
1
155.00 $
155.00
j
Walking Path -Asphalt- 007
9,700,00 $
9,700.00 '
1 Sign - Tobacco Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
1 Prime Time Play Structure -2007
18,476.54 $
16,475.54
2 Saddle mates
700.00 $
1,400.00
1 210'linear It 4'sidewaik
1,300.00 $
1,300.00
1 115 ce ds engineered wood fiber
2,200.00 $
2,200.00 '+
1 35 IL Border - Ma is Loging w/landsca in
250.00 $
250.00 „
-
1 Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
r�
RED OAKS WEST EQUIPMENT TOTAL
39 209.64
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No Current Facilities
•;..
No Future Facilities Anticiaced
'-
OD S OOWEIROO 'E T .8U7T'E NUB`S E7 NW
AS..,•--...a,�.r'. 1 'n
1 51Spam hall Parkin Lot w/Cement Curb -2002
1 Basketball
50,628.78 S
50,828.78
Smell Shelter w/ picnic table ( la ground area) $
,-
�..n
10,000.00 i Annual Ballfekl Mamlenanca�Re rade, Reseed, Ird
r :.....
lP
Pad -2002
1
3,000.00 $
3,000.00
Medium Sheller w/ Picnic table ball field area S
atlon-�•�
20,000.00 Annual A Lime Material
$
10,000.00
Basketball Posl, BackboeN, Nel
1
600.00 S
800.00;
Raise Ballfkld Fencin Heli, ht to a (2 Fields $
30 000.00 F 2022 8 Section Backsto w/Overhen
$
$
2,000.00
Car Sprinbox g
RideN.al
I Cars do Ride
400.00 $
_$_625
400.00:
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
60000.001, 2022 248'.TGydore Fence Du9eut w/C,W,te P, ow 301
$
35,000.00
15,000.00
1 Secudt Light (Connexus Owned
625.00
- $
.00
2022 208'-4'C done Sideline Fence w/Mow Std
/clone
$
9,000.00
1 180' C clone Fence Alon Pond
2,160.00 S
2,180.00 _�
2022 802' • 8' C Oulfiekl Fence w/Mow SOI
$
30,000.00
1 Four Place Swln Set WADA Swln
1,300.00 $
1,300.00:
ti 2032 Concrete Pad for Bleacher/Du auto
$
37,000.00
2 Baseball Fields
18,752.24 $
37,504.48
2032 Park $1 n w/Landsce in Ka stone well
$
10,000.00
2 and Grass Infield
7,825.44 $
15 650.88 .'
s 2032 Fla roun0 SWclure, Wood Chi s end Bober
$
89,000.00
2 Set 3 Baste
225.00 $
45050
i. 2032 Aluminum Bleachers 5 Row
$
35,000.00
2 Home Plates
75.00 $
150.00
' 2032 51 5 ace As halt Parkin Lot w/Cement Curb
$
220,000.00
2 Pitching Rubbers
55.00 $
110.00
- 2032 Basketball Pad
$
13,000.00
2 8 Section Backstop w/Overhang - 2002
6,627.40 $
13,254.80
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
t
606000.00
1 248'- 3 Cyclone Fence Dryout w/Concrete Pad/ Mow Stop -2D02
5575.04 $
5,575.04
1 208'-4'C clone Sideline Fence w/Mow, Strip -2002
3,321.78 $
3,321.76 i
1 BUZ- 8' Cyclone Outfield Fence w/Mow Std -2002
11,380.38 $
11,380.38'.
1 Concrete Pad for Bleacher/Du outs-2ar1
13,930.00
1 Park Si n w/Landsa In Ke stone wall1
3,600.00 1 $
3,600.00
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2017 Existing: and Future Park Facilities Chart
QTY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE i
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
1
Irrigation System -2002
36,404.00 $
36,404.00
4
Aluminum 15' Pla els Bench
250.00 $
1,000.00
6
Trash Can
155.00 1 $
930.00
1
175- 4'black vinyl fence
1,900.00 $'
1,900.00
1
Pla ground Equipment, Wood Chis and Border- 2017 42,515.70 $ -
42,615.70
1
Picnic Table Steel Frame
250.00 1 $
25U.UU
I
4
Foul Pole Fla s
25.00 1 $
100.00
1
Sign - robe= Free Zone
24.00 $
24.00
1
Mlnlbike Spring Toy
525.00 $
525.00
`
5
Bluebird House
15.00 $
75.00
;
2 Signs - No Parking 25.00 $ 50.00 �1
2
Signs - H ndicaParkin
25.00 $
50.00
3
6' Park Benches
250.00 $
750.00
2
8' Picnic Table Concrete legs
500.00 $
1,000.00
-
1
300' SafetyFence Ca
175.00 $
175.00 -'
2
Aluminum Bleachers 5 Row -2002
4,000.00 $
8,000.00
2
Wood Duck Houses
4000 $
80.00
'
1
No Pepper Drills Sign
25.00 $
25.00
6
Field Distance Signs
20.00 $
120.00
2
Recycle Bins
155.00 1 $
310.00
':
1
4
Metal Bat Holders
25.00 $
100.00
`.
SHADOWBROOK EAST EQUIPMENT TOTAL
2681 4.82
No Current Facilities
No Future Fadities Antid eted
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820
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2020 Ple round structure$
46,250.00
1
Basketball Goal and Net
475.00 $
475110
Landscaping
' Irrigation System
$ 50,000.00
2035 Hard Court- Basketball
$ 20,500.00
1
Four -Place Svdng Set
1,300.00 $
1,30000
5,000.00'
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$ 66,760.00
1
Hard Court -Basketball -2005
4,755.65 $
4,755.55.
Dredge Pond
$
2
Park Bench
170.00 $
340.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
56000.00
1
JP.,k Name Sin
250.00 $
250.00
1
securi L ht Connexus Owned
$
1
Trash Can
155.00 $
155.00
1
Recyde Bin
155.00 $
155.00
'r
1
Min@Ike S do Ride
525.00 $
525.00
1
Car Spring Ride
800.00 $
800.00
1
Clifford Spring Ride
525.00 S
525.00
�.
7
i
1 Woodduck House 40.00 $ 40.00
1 Concrete Sidewalk Border w/ woodchips 330.00 $ 330.00:
1 31 n -Tobacco Free Zone 24.00 $ 24.00
1
31 n -Adv t -A -Pam
25.00 $
25.00
1
Garner] me Pla Structure -2005
22,253.46 $
22,253.46
SHADY KNOLL EQUIPMENT TOTAL
37 963.01
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$ 10,000.00
2025 Pla roundSWdure, Sandbox w/DV er
E 96,000.00
1GemeTime
Pla SWdure-2010
44,594.56 $
44,594.56
Future Park Ex enslon
40,000.00
2040 20' x 20' Shelter w/Concrete
$ 67,000.00
1
20' x 20' Shelter w/Concrete -2010
15,589.00 E
15,569.00
- IRlgetion System
$
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$ 163,000.00
1
240'x 1' Concrete Curb
2,258.00 $
2,258.00
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
$ 60,000,00
;
1
Saddlemale Ride
600.00 $
600.00
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DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
i REPLACEMENT ITEMS
1
Fire Sprin Ride
700.00 $
700.00.
i.
ESTIMATED CO5T5
1
Four Place Swln Set
1,700.00 $
1,700.00
1
45'x 50' As halt Basketball Court
1,100,00 $
1 100.00
'
1
Ado W1 -Park Sign
25.00 $
25.00
1'
1
Tobacco Free Sign
24.00 $
24,00
;
1
Basketball Hoop System
425.00 $
425.0
1
Picnic Table -Child
300.00 $
300.00
1
Picnic Table
500.00 $
500.00
1
CB2 Frame Bench
220.00 $
220.00
1
Park Name S n w/Landsca in
550.00 $
550.00
1
Trash Can
155.00 E
155.00
;
1
Metal Park Bench
170.00 §
170.00
i
1
Book Box
100.00 E
100.00
1
Sandbox w/Digger
1,500.00 $
11500.00
1
Recycle Bin
155.00 $
155.00
p
SOPHIES'S EQUIPMENT TOTAL
70,L45_56
1900"C OSS OWN 9_LV NW- -'
1 2,290 010ms OW F.w-W HIs%two la G-le-Fw pae--2010
'•"W777777_
2
210' 5' C
29770.00 $
29,770.00
Landsca In E
1,000.00
Annual B Ifield MaintenanceRei da, Re sed, lnlrtl--ztioo
clone Fence with Mow Ship -2014
4,620.00 $
9,240.00
LI htin of Parking bts west and south §
30,000.00
Annuel Feclll Maintenance
$
45.000.00
8
2
220' Infield Fence with Dugout and Concrete Ped -2014
350' C
3,860.00 $
23,160.00
Soccer Field Shelter South End of Park $
20,000.00
Annual Llme Materiel
$
-i-6
5,000.00
clone Outfield Fence -10' with Foul Poles -2014
5,250.00 ;
10,500,00
Small storage area for Associations $
75,000,00
F
' Annual Lighting Maintenance
000 00
11
1
Infields
Warning Track
3,500.00 $
21,000.00
Playground E ui menl 5-12 r. old $
35,000.00
2018 Playground Structure Medium Slze Structure)
S
$
8,000.00
46,300.00
1
Aa halt Perking Lot- Large -1995
5,000.00 $
65,000.00 $
5,000.00'
65,000.00
Horseshoe Pit $
(
2,500.00
2018 Rock Walls
$
7,800.00
1
Asphalt Parkin Lot -Small -1995
15,000.00 $
15000.00
Scoreboard North Soccer Field $
'. Du outs Small Ball Fields
10,000.00
2022 Park Neme 51 n
$
20,000.00
1
As halt Parking Lot w/Curb - 51 Spaces -1995
77,869.06 E
77,869A6
-2 $
�'. Trail to School 300' x $50.00 I
20,000.00
2025 Asphalt Parking Lot - Large
$
280,000.00
1
Athlello/Concession Buildingwith RestrOoms -1995
215,412.00 E
215,412.00
$
:: Ralse Bellfield Fend Height to 8'(6 Fields) $
15,000.00
90,000.00
�' 2025 Asphalt Parking Lot - Small
2025
$
65,0000
6
BaskeltballC Irrigation -2001
6,000.00 $
36,000.00
�: FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL
As halt Parking Lot w/Curb - 51 S aces
298600.00
$
335,000.00
1
Basketball Court
3,500.00 S
3,500.00•,
2025 4Bleachers-Aluminum-Small
$
85,000.00
2
Basketball Goal, Post and Nel
475.00 $
950.00
-
2025 4 Fla Poles
$
27,000.00
12
Bat Holders
25.00 $
300.00
�'
-'_. 2025 Lar
Coud Bleacher
$
198,000.00
7
Bench - Concrete
150.00 $
1,120.00
{
2030 Basketball
$
15,000.00
3
Bench with Sunshine Loo on Back - Concrete
675.00 $
2,025.00
2030 Sand Volleyball Court
'
$
17,000.00
1
Bike Rack w/Concrete Pad
2030 Sand oams
$
120,000.00
4
Bleachers -Aluminum -Small
8,000.00 E
32,0005.0
Skate s, Park
":
$
120,000.00
1
Block Fla Pole Base
850.00 §
850.00:
2031 Shelter2031
Hexa 0nal-Skate Park
$
50,000.00
15
Bluebird Houses
10.00 $
150.00
2032 North Parkin Lol LI his
9
$
97,000.00
4
Concrete Pads for Soccer Bleachers
7,850.00 §
6,600.00
-.
2032 West Parkin Lot Lights
2032 Du outshelters
T-70,000
S
.00
96,000.00
8 Concrete Pads for Large Bleachers 600.00 $ 3,600.00
1
cyclone Fence Coated
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
1 2034 2,299 cycbns O9e-H Fe 10' H h, axe 10• Ge1e-, Few pass
$
79.000.00
1
150' - 4' black vin fence
vinyl fe' ca
1,650.00 $
1,650,00
" 2034 210' S' a Fane wish Mow Sld
Cy°bn v
$
25,000.00
1
19' - 8' brown Vinyl fence w/ B' ale w/ afd 3
1,000.00 $
1,000.00
i
2034 220' InaeN Fence w9h Dugout and Concrete Pad
$
62,000.00
6
Double First Base
126.00 $
750.00
2034 350' Cydons Outfield Fence -10' wah Fold Poles
$
28,000.00
6
Field Number Sin
20.00 $
120.00
2035 Walking Pam-Asphalt
E
83,000.00
4
Flag POIe -1995
2,500.00 $
10,000,00
!
2046 Shelter Gazebo
$
1
Flag - Amerfcen
75.00 $
75,00'
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
-
3 170100.00
1
Fla -Sunshine Padc
250.00 S
250.00
1
Flag - Minnesota State
75.00 S
75.00
-�
12 Foul Pole Ffa s 22,00 $ 26400
6
Four -Section Backstop with Four -Sectio Overhang
1,900.00 $
11,400.00
2
Grillsw/Block Base1,300.00
$
2800.00
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2017 Existing and Future Park Facilities Chart
CITY
CITY
DESCRIPTION EXISTING
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS ESTIMATED COSTS
6
Home Plate
60.00 $
360.00 -'
8
Large Aluminum Bleacher
12 500.00 S
75,000.00
34
Large Plastic Garbage Can
155.00 $
5,270.00
I1Monument
- Concrete
350.00 $
350.00
2
No Golfing Sign
20.00 $
40.00
3
No Motorized Vehicle Sign
20 LO $
60.00
1
Irrigation System -1995
120,000.00 $
120,000.00
'
2
Pets Sign
20.00 1 $
40.00
3
1 Park Regulations Sign
75.00 1 ;
225.00
6 Park Bench 100.00 1 $
600.00
10
1 Pitching Rubber
45.00 1 $
450.00
'
3
Planters - Concrete - Round
125.001 $
375.00
1
Plastic Protective Cover for Cyclone Fencing -780'
468.00 $
468.00
12
Players Bench
100.00 s
1,200.00
8
Players Bench - e'
250.00 $
2,000.00
6
Po ut Bese Sets 2
200.00 $
1,200.00
1
Sand Volleyball Court with Timbers -2000
4,D00.00 $
4,000.00
4
-Se LI ht(Connexus Owned)
- $
3
Soccer Fields -1995
8,000.00 $
24,000.00
4 Soccer Goals - Regulation 1,690.00 $
6,760.00
1
I Soccer/Football Goals 2,200.00 $
2,200.00
3
Steel Bollard Post
60.00 $
180.00
4
Table/Bench - Concrete
196.00 1$
760.00
8
Trash Containers - Plastic - Small
55.00 $
440.00
1
Volle ball Net
65.00 $
65.00
1..�
1 Volleyball Post - Set 125.00 $
125.00
I
Walking Path -As halt Expanded - 2005
14,500.00 $
14,500.00
1
Shelter, Messa a Board, Table- 1996
110,400.00 $
110,400.00
I
Trash Containers
140.00 $
140.00
16
Recycle Bins
155.00 $
2,480.00
"
1
Park Name Sign -2002
7,400.00 $
7,400.00
1
Rork Walls -2000
3,800.00 $
3800.00
1
Small Play Structure -2000
4,500.00 $
4,500.00
1
Shelter, Hexagonal Skate Pgrk -2011
18,006.55 $
18,006.55
1
Lighting of Soccer fields -2003
223,225.00 $
223,225.00
_
9
Handicap Parkingns Lot SI
25.00 $
225.00
1
Lighting of Ballfields-2004
282,305.88 $
262,305.66
6
12' Concrete plonic tables
5170.00 $
3,000.00
9
hts on Buildings
200.00 $
1,800.00
1
=War
C' of Andover Flag
woo $
BO.00
-
1
Skate Board Park -2011
44,863.00 It
44 863.00
1
Stora a Contalner
2,400.00 $
2,400.00
1
Fencin around well w/Concrete Pad
600.00 $
600.00
2Conorete
Pada for T01leta
250.00 $
500.00
1
Four Piece Swl
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
i
2
ISaddlemates
350.00 $
700.00
1
Backhoe D192er
400.00 It
400.00
li
1
360 x 1' Concrete Curb
1,500.00 $
1,500.00
1Ini
ation Well -2009
83,377.40 $
83,377.40
'
B
Scoreboards -2010
5,864.81 $
45,318.47
..
1
North Parking Lot Lights -2012
38,480.00 $
36,480.00,
1
West ParkingLot Lights -2012
28 337.31 $
26 332311
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QTY
DESCRIPTION (EXISTINGI
UNIT PRICE
TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES TOTAL
PRICE REPLACEMENT ITEMS
ESTIMATED COSTS
12
Dugout Shelters -2002
31000.00 $
36,000.00
1
5' C clone Fence w/Mow Ship
1,000.00 $
1 000,00
SU
SUNSHINE PARK EQUIPMENT TOTAL
1 788 381AS
85b'�T'FIE-`bA 1 CROS3 01NN'BLVD NW -1 33'ACRES "°
- -
`-"'-"-
' ,. -:.
,,,
`
No Current Facilities
,,�,
y
No Future Facilities Antici sled
860 �'IWOO
1
- T TE9-236 ENW=:0. 7acre4 .rr .,.77
.+...,...;:. , ...,,,�,..>�1
GameTime
'?-.,--"� --�'-r ,i-. t""'r .,,_.._..a,..
v:,.,-...,..._,...,..c.��.,s�.m.-......,..y.w..,,.�..,�....=::u,......,..w...w..�
:a
." ,
Play Structure
12,593.63 $�
12,593.63
a,, ,.. a_.yn
Landsca in $ 1000.00
s..>5k. .: �,_ s,:_. _.. ,... .._. ,.:: a. -y.,..._:
Annual
Y-,. t'
1
Frames
219.52 $
219.$2
';
Ird anon S atom Maintenance
$ 7,000.DU
i
LObC82
Tobacco Free Sign
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL $ 1,000.00
1 2021 Playground Structure
$ 26,200.00
1
Trash Can
24.00 $
155.00 $
24.00
155.00
} REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
27 200.00
1
GameTime 4 Place Single Post swirl set
1,800.00 $
1,800.00
'
1
5' x 46' Concrete Sidewalk
350.00 $
350.00
'
1 Park Name §!,n w/Lendscaping 650.00 $ 550.00
1
170' Boarder Ma I. Ed in
1,207.00 $
1,207.00
`
1
IM atlon System -2012
5 299.08 $
5,299.06
1
Handica Swing
450.00 $
450.00
1 Re le Bin 155.00 $ 15500
WOODLAND ESTATES EQUIPMENT TOTAL
22803.21
i
-p"EXISITING SUBTOTAL 8 765 068 09
r, AREA-'Tf.FUTURE EQUIPMENT SUBTOTAL 1 488 270 00 �' hi,, yds gREq p REPLACEAl1f:1�T;SUBLOTAL.
, . _ t ^ -+e-^^---
t='7818484:00'
ICR ,;
2
Hocks Goat
.,.,
25000 $
.;.;
500.00
.. -.
'{ NO Future Facllilles Anhci sled u-� 'yam_ "-....�_'
4
Seeurl Light on Building
300.00 $
1,200.00
Annual Facill Malntenance�
s. 2030 New Hooke Rink
�' 2030 Rink L' his
REPLACEMENT ITEMS TOTAL:
$� 1000.00
$ 75,000.00
$ 73,000.00
149 000.00
1 S'Skfs Rink 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00
I 90'BMewaBc 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
2 Tmah Can 155.00 $ 310.00
1
Warming House
15,000.00 $
15,000.00
W
Warming House Bench
25.00 $
250.00
1
Warning House Healer
975.00 $
975.00
1
Warming House Open /Close Sign
80.00 $
80.00
_
1
Tobacco Free Sign
24.00 $
24.00
-
1 Rink S Warming House Hours Sin 25.00 $ 25.00
1
Desk
50.00 $
50.00
2
Fire Extinguisher
25.00 $
50.00
1
CO Alarrn/Detector Wannln House
25.00 $
25.00
T-
Smoke Delactor Wermin House
25.00 $
25.00
I
2
Choir Warman House
25.00 $
50.00
1
Clock Warming House
15.00 $
1
Key Code Box
20.00 $
20.00
1
New Hockey Rink
17,440.46 $
17,440.46
1
Rink L hti,18,879.68
$
18,879.56
CROOKED LAKE HOCKEY RINK EQUIPMENT TOTAL
66 719.02 r
EXISTING SUBTO7�A-4-y----..� �'' - 66719:02 s AREA 1 FUTURE EQUIPMENT SUBTOTAL !I , 'r , AREA 1 REPLACA;ENT SUBTOTAL
I'^�'
11491100.00:.
FUWre Nelahborhood Park _�" ':. �'�- .._'-."r ""'.,,.'..".'T_'_"'.*.'-,_`_' ^-^R r--+ -
_ -�.
-.-.-�^--�.v�.u1
Future Nel hborhood Perk E 442 500.00 '
"----"
FUTURE EQUIPMENT TOTAL 442500.00
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QTY DESCRIPTION (EXISTING)
UNIT PRICE
I TOTAL PRICE
FUTURE FACILITIES
TOTAL PRICE
REPLACEMENT ITEMS ESTIMATED COSTS
FUWre Communl Pla Flel'd Area..,..:` I7 r-:_
r..,,,
ar, ., r, , _. .:I,
j)
Future Community Play Field Area6 2,000,000.00
-FUTUREEQUIPMENT TOTAL
2000000.00
Park Equipment Total
S 10,176,827.22-,
Future Perk Equipment Total
$
11,048,220.00
`-
DasgNAdministretlonFee(30%o(Pro(ed Cos
PARK EQUIPMENT GRAND TOTAL
3,062,748.17'
$ 13,228,676.39 �
Design/Administration Fee (30%ol PMjecl Cost)
I FUTURE PARK EQUIPMENT GRAND TOTAL
E
i
3,314,466.00
14182,686.00
REPLACEMENT ITEMS GRAND TOTAL: S 14 699,914.00
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