1 Al Thomas Playground Replacement & Park Improvements March 16, 2011 Presenters: Amanda Peterson Jeanette Sanchez Joliette Woodson.

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1 Al Thomas Playground Replacement & Park Improvements March 16, 2011 Presenters: Amanda Peterson Jeanette Sanchez Joliette Woodson

2 Funding 2011 Capital Improvement Project Budget  $80,000  Funding Source Is ADCO Open Space

3 Budget Breakdown TOTAL BUDGET$80,000 Mobilization and Administration Costs $ 8,000 Demolition $ 2,000 Fence Construction $11,000 Painting of Existing Equipment $ 1,000 Sidewalk Construction $ 7,000 Wood Fiber Play Surface $ 3,000 Contingency $ 8,000 New Playground Equipment Budget$40,000

4 Park Improvement Prioritization New Playground Equipment ADA Accessible Sidewalk and Ramps Partial Fence Replacement Re-painting of 4-Square Court and Existing Equipment Basic Landscaping Improvements

5 EXISTING PARK Equipment To Remain

6 EXISTING PARK Equipment To Be Replaced

7 Playground Design Considerations ADA Compliant Vandal Resistant  Graffiti Safety Zone Compliant  ASTM 1487  US Consumer Product Safety Commission Ease of Maintenance

8 Playground Equipment Strategy Leave in place playground equipment that is in good condition. This includes the climber and swings.  Repaint existing equipment to match new equipment. Replace large play structure  Focus Age Group: 5 to 12 years of age. Any questions regarding playground prioritization and strategy?

9 Type of Playground Equipment Modern Play Equipment Traditional Play Equipment Hybrid (Modern/Traditional) Equipment

10 Modern Playground Equipment

11 Traditional Playground Equip.

12 Hybrid Playground Equip.

13 Preferred Play Equipment Components Slides Independents Climbing Structures

14 Preferred Play Equipment Components Activity Panels Spinners Overhead

15 Layout Option A

16 Layout Option B

17 Layout Option C

18 Layout Option D

19 Layout Option E

20 Al Thomas Park Improvement Selection Process - Presentation Available at - comments/questions to

21 NEXT STEPS Second Community Meeting  May 11, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. at Northglenn Christian Church Presentation outlining several design options  Based on March’s community meeting feedback  Based on available budget  Based on safety zone & space constraints Thank you for your time and your feedback