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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
4404 Burns Road * Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410 -4659
Lakeside Ground Breaking
July 21, 2003
6:30PM
Near Playground
Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
7:OOPM
BRCC — Art Gallery
(Light Dinner Will Be Served)
Agenda
1. Call To Order
2. Roll Call
3. Renovation Elements WorkShop
4. Adjourn
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CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS
4404 Burns Road * Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 334104659
RECREATION DIVISION
TO: Recreation Advisory Board Members
FROM: Cheryl McQuiston
Administrative Specialist
DATE: July 15, 2003
RE: Recreation Advisory Board Meetin
• The next meeting of the Recreation Advisory Board has been scheduled for Monday, July
21, 2003 at 7:00pm at the Burns Road Community Center — Art Gallery located at 4404
Burns Road, Palm Beach Gardens, FL.
Please contact this office at 775 -8270 by Monday, July 21 st to confirm your attendance.
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Cc: Ron Ferris — City Manager
Jack Doughney — Community Services Administrator
Patty Snider — City Clerk
Leslie Mezie — Deputy City Clerk
Joe Russo — Council Member
Charlotte Presensky — Recreation Director
Mike Kelly — Parks Director
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Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
is o Bollard lights circling the fountain detract from the design
Programming
• Park benches are not attached to the pavement ... can be a good thing but needs closer
consideration
• No clearly defined spaces for people to sit in plaza
• Overall site is jam - packed with athletic functions directly juxtaposed with civic uses
• Pine grove on Military Trail is underutilized considering the size and quality of the space
Construction and Maintenance
• Brick paver bands are sinking
• Linear drain and brick detail is poorly executed
• Concrete pavement cutouts for trees show signs of cracking in each comer
Drainage and Utilities
• Wet and soggy spots at the entrances to overflow grass parking areas
• Puddling occurs at edge of parking and plaza
• Drains along Bums Road are not fully operational yet
4. Burns Road Community Center and Park
Design Development Program
Existing Facilities
40 • Swimming pool (see Bums Road Municipal Pool Section)
o Racquetball
• Jogging trail
• Playground
• Gym
• Picnic areas
• Fitness trail equipment
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Proposed Features
• Renovate recreation building
• Realign jogging trail and fitness equipment
• Realign entrance /exit
• Spaces for garden architecture /sculpture
• Pedestrian bridge
• Incorporate adjacent annex building site
• Pavilion, benches, trash receptacles, and picnic tables
• Picnic areas
• Plaza space /drop -off area
Site Planning and Design Issues
Spatial Organization and Design
o Site features do not seem to relate well to each other. There is no hierarchy or progression of
space.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 8 of 24
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• o Sitting areas and picnic areas are not clearly defined, as well as activity areas.
Circulation
• Vehicular entrances need to align with entrances to ball fields.
• Crosswalks need to be addressed between Community Center and adjacent ball fields.
• Clear vehicular sequence with drop -off area in front of Community Center needs to be addressed
• Clearly defined pedestrian routes from parking areas to activity areas, i.e. Municipal pool,
Community Center, playground and jogging path, as well as adjacent properties and neighboring
parks
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Views
• Opportunity to create views through park to various activity centers by utilizing the existing trees
• Create views to the south over the canal to adjacent property
• New building footprint to create opportunity for views throughout park
Programming
• Existing facilities being used to the point where there needs to be more facilities
• Additional facilities could use improvement, i.e. pool is too small, playground is not accessible,
exercise equipment needs to be replaced, signage, dedicated picnic and seating areas,
pedestrian lighting (footpath /low level lighting)
• Over - utilized, under - utilized or missing features such as benches, bbq pits, trash receptacles, etc.
Construction and Maintenance
• Footpathrogging trail needs to have clean edge, keep grass from encroaching onto path
• All picnic pavilions, benches, trash receptacles, and tables need concrete pads.
o Durability of park furniture is an issue, long lasting and classic design (wear and tear, aesthetics)
• Potential for future problems
Materials
• Hardscape: a general hardscape theme could be used throughout the site, i.e.
vehicular /pedestrian pavers, entrance walls and signs, directional signage, concrete flatwork,
lighting, etc.
• Softscape: the site contains lots of mature shade trees. Other landscape material could be used
to define spaces and add emphasis in areas around proposed and existing buildings
Drainage and Utilities
o No surface drainage problems are evident.
Engineering Issues
Utility Availability
o Sanitary sewer and potable water are available on -site.
Stormwater
o This existing site is approximately 50% pervious and appears to have addressed drainage issues
via swales and soil percolation. There is sufficient pervious area to address water quality
requirements and the canal to the south can provide for a positive discharge point if needed.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 9 of 24
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• Soil Survey
o Soils consist of Basinger /Myakka sands. This soil extends to approximately 72" of fine sand.
Percolation is very rapid. Groundwater is within 10" of the surface for 2 -6 months of the year and
within 10 " -30" of the surface the remainder of the year. Depressions are often under water for 3-
9 months of the year. Due to the high water table, attention to grading and drainage is necessary
to prevent flooding of new facilities during the seasonal rainy period.
Permitting Requirements
o We assume no water /sewer permitting will be required since no new buildings are proposed.
o SFWMD and NPBCID permits will be required for the improvements in the event that the
proposed impervious area exceeds 2 acres. An NPDES permit will be required if the
improvements exceed 1 acre in disturbed area.
Wheelchair Accessibility
o The existing site is wheelchair accessible. Expansion of the parking lot and /or building additions
will address wheelchair accessibility.
Site Restrictions
o No site restrictions are anticipated.
Architectural Issues
General Comments
• The Bums Road Community Center was constructed in 1983. The facility has a diversified range
of programs from, dance to arts and crafts. The structure has been well maintained considering
the extensive use of the facility. The facility exhibits some wear e.g. cracked quarry tile in the
lobby. My assessment is the facility is in good condition. The following is an assessment and
summary of the visual review of the facility taken on October 16, 2002.
•
Mechanical
o There are 7 package unit systems about 8 years old. There are 2 split systems which have been
in operation since the building opened. Strong consideration should be given to there
replacement. All of the units are at maximum capacity. All systems are working well through an
aggressive maintenance program.
Electrical / Communications / Life Safety
• Electrical capacity has been adequate to handle new loads e.g. increase usage of computer
systems.
• Fiber optics cabling is being installed in Bums Road which will increase capacity to the facility.
The communication system will be able to handle increased voice and data and have continued
connection with city hall.
• There have not been any reported troubles with the fire alarm system.
Plumbing
o The mens and womens restrooms are dated. They could use new partitions; mirrors. There are
handicap facilities however, they do not meet the current requirements. Renovation to meet the
requirement would be costly and may not be required.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 10 of 24
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• Structure
• The structure is in excellent condition. The finishes have held up well. Floor finishes have been
replaced over the life of the structure. ADA access to the bathroom doors is required.
• There are two roof leaks around skylight in the lobby and in the gymnasium. The gymnasium roof
leak occurs around the curb of the package unit opening. The roof was repaired approximately 10
years old. The roof repairs may be past their useful life.
5. Burns Road Municipal Pool
Design Development Program
Existing Facilities
o Swimming pool
Proposed Features
o Expand pool surface
o Add additional shade areas
o Renovate pool entrance building
Architectural Issues
General Comments
The Municipal Pool is open from dawn until dusk. The following is an assessment and summary
• of the visual review of the facility taken on October 16, 2002:
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Pool Area
o Pool deck lights show wear.
o Replace quarry tile around the perimeter of the pool. Pool file cracked various locations.
o Chain link fencing has deteriorated in various locations and should be replaced.
o The wading pool is inadequate. (need a zero depth facility).
o Inadequate deck area for swimmer and sun bathers. Sizable area is used for storage of deck
equipment.
o Filters are from 1984: The pool pump is new. The heater was replaced in 1995.
o Several of the diving blocks are cracked and can not be used. Need new diving blocks.
o There is a portable ADA lift to provide access to the pool.
o Concession area needs shading. Patrons have to sit in the sun while consuming food and
beverages.
Structures
o The life guard room is inadequate for 9 guard per shift at peak hours. The room has no window to
observe the pool except for a window in the door. The space does not have a telephone, there
are no lockers for changing or for storage personal items. The office area is too small for the
amount of staff. (3 full time and 3 part time)
Restrooms — Men's / Women's
o Existing toilet stall doors are wood. Should consider solid plastic for hygiene
o Sinks not ADA - (need levers).
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 11 of 24
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• o Showers have a 4 inch curb, not ADA compliant.
o A/C or increased ventilation needed.
o The number of plumbing fixtures appears to be inadequate for the size of the facility and staff
requirements.
6. Oaks Park
Design Development Proaram
Existing Facilities
o Picnic shelter /pavilion
o Tot lot
o Perimeter pedestrian path
o Irrigation system
Proposed Features
o Restroom facility is desperately needed
o Treat grass for weeds and fertilize
o Add connection between the perimeter path and the ROW sidewalk need to be made
o Concrete containment system for the sand at the tot lot
Site Planning and Design Issues
• Spatial Organization and Design
o West end of the park is clearly defined with the path and large oak trees and is a green open
space: passive recreation and pick -up games
o East end of the park is loosely defined and randomly planted with pines and oaks: passive
recreation. More trees should be added
o Center of the park is programmed as active recreation and events. The space is poorly defined
and could benefit from the addition of shade trees.
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Circulation
o The parking lot functions well except for the fact that it is dead end parking.
o Layout of the perimeter walking path is wonderful
o Connections between the ROW sidewalk and the perimeter walking path needs to be made
o Picnic pavilion should be connected to the perimeter walking path at the east and west end of the
park
Views
• Views from the parking lot are not focused and should lead the visitor to the central active
recreation space which should include access to the perimeter walking path
• No strong views of the green open space and should be created
• Electric rack between the tot lot and the picnic pavilion is unattractive and should be screened
Programming
o Park desperately needs a restroom facility
o Drinking fountain, shade structure and bench need to be added to the tennis court
o Sand containment system at the tot lot needs to be replaced
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 12 of 24
222 Clematis Street 9200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT: WORKSHOP SUMMARY
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Burns Road Communtiy Center
Design Development Program
Existing Facilities
o Racquetball
o Basketball
o Volleyball
o Jogging trail
o Playground
o Picnic areas
o Fitness trail
o Gym
o Dance
o Youth Programs
o Art Classes
o Craft Shows
o City Activities
Proposed Features
o Renovate recreation building
o Realign jogging trail and fitness equipment
o Realign entrance /exit
o Spaces for garden architecture /sculpture
o Pedestrian bridge
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o Incorporate adjacent annex building site
o Pavilion, benches, trash receptacles, and picnic tables
o Picnic areas
o Plaza space /drop -off area
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Workshop Comments
Prioritized Issues
1. Renovated Restrooms (available after - hours)
2. More Gym space - (2) more basketball goals
3. Hot Water
4. Roof
5. Fitness Center
6. Changing room — near dance room
7. Bigger Kitchen
8. Gym floor
9. Office space
10. Plaza Space
11. Covered drop -off
12. Divider in Gym to make into a multiuse space
13. Air conditioning
14. Indoor Racquetball
15. Prep — kitchen, lighting for stage — back drop / proposed for stage — back drop proposed
c /sites whole sties.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 7 of 19
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT: WORKSHOP SUMMARY
. User Group
o Staff PBG
o Residents
Current Uses of the Site and Building
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Jogging
o
Racquet Ball
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Playground
o
Basket ball
o
Volleyball
o
Dance
o
Youth Programs
o
Art Classes
o
Craft Shows
o
City Activities
General
Ideas, Issues, Concerns
o
Open Space
o
Landscaping
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Patio space —covered
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Benches
o
Water features at annex building
o
Bridge to connect team center
. o
Garden area
o
Bocce courts, shuffle board, horse shoes
o
Additional cross walks to gardens park
o
Lighting at CC Parking
o
Benches to pool
o
Water fountains
o
BIGGER REC FACILITY
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Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 8 of 19
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
' PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT: WORKSHOP SUMMARY
• Burns Road Municipal Pool
Design Development Program
Existing Facilities
o Swimming pool
Proposed Features
o Renovate pool
o Expand pool surface
o Add additional shade areas
o Renovate pool entrance building
Workshop Comments
Priority Needs
1. Lap Pool — dedicated facility
o For the health and welfare of citizens = exercise opportunities
o Pool has limited hours
o Pool too busy
2. Separate "World Class" pool facility (for adults)
o Washroom facilities needed
o Improvements to existing facility (existing facility is Moldy, Dirty, OLD)
General Ideas, Issues, Concerns
o Current Aquatic Facilities: North Palm Community Center and North County Aquatic
io Kids swim everyday
o There is a demand for a new facility due to
1. new growth
2. Close proximity
3. Not enough room for high school kids
o Child supervision is needed - ZERO depth aquatic facility (with fountains, water toys, etc)
where children can play WHILE adults swim
o 25 yard Diving Well
o 50 meter lap pool
o PUBLIC — PRIVATE partnership for pool developments:
a. School board
b. City
c. Pool clubs
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`* *FOR ATHLETIC POOL *`*
o Snack concession used only in summer
o A NEW facility costs BIG BUCKS!!!!
d. Land acquisition
e. Construction
f. Maintenance
o ADUST USES!! "There is a demand due to changing demographics"
o Too crowded
o No place for high school kids to train — we need a competition facility
Glatting Jackson KercherAnglin Lopez Rinehart page 9 of 19
222 Clematis Street 9200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT: WORKSHOP SUMMARY
o A zero depth pool — for kids a wading pool
• o A "year- round" facility needed
o ADULT ONLY POOL?
g. No kids
h. Hot tubs
i. Full time lanes
j. Warm H2O
k. Shower and changing rooms I lockers
I. Steam room
m. Social areas
i. Tables
ii. Chairs
iii. "Private:
iv. Landscaping
v. Music
n. Swim gear shop
o. A child care area to watch over kids
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Glatfing Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 10 of 19
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• 4. Burns Road Community Center and Park
Design Development Program
Existing Facilities
o Swimming pool (see Bums Road Municipal Pool Section)
o Racquetball
o Jogging trail
o Playground
o Gym
o Picnic areas
o Fitness trail equipment
Proposed Features
o Renovate recreation building
o Realign jogging trail and fitness equipment
o Realign entrance /exit
o Spaces for garden architecture /sculpture
o Pedestrian bridge
o Incorporate adjacent annex building site
o Pavilion, benches, trash receptacles, and picnic tables
o Picnic areas
o Plaza space /drop -off area
• Site Planning and Design Issues
Spatial Organization and Design
o Site features do not seem to relate well to each other. There is no hierarchy or
progression of space.
o Sitting areas and picnic areas are not clearly defined, as well as activity areas.
•
Circulation
o Vehicular entrances need to align with entrances to ball fields.
o Crosswalks need to be addressed between Community Center and adjacent ball fields.
o Clear vehicular sequence with drop -off area in front of Community Center needs to be
addressed
o Clearly defined pedestrian routes from parking areas to activity areas, i.e. Municipal pool,
Community Center, playground and jogging path, as well as adjacent properties and
neighboring parks
Views
o Opportunity to create views through park to various activity centers by utilizing the existing
trees
o Create views to the south over the canal to adjacent property
o New building footprint to create opportunity for views throughout park
Programming
o Existing facilities being used to the point where there needs to be more facilities
Glatting Jackson Karcher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 12 of 30
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• o Additional facilities could use improvement, i.e. pool is too small, playground is not
accessible, exercise equipment needs to be replaced, signage, dedicated picnic and
seating areas, pedestrian lighting (footpath /low level lighting)
o Over - utilized, under - utilized or missing features such as benches, bbq pits, trash
receptacles, etc.
•
Construction and Maintenance
o Footpath /jogging trail needs to have clean edge, keep grass from encroaching onto path
o All picnic pavilions, benches, trash receptacles, and tables need concrete pads.
o Durability of park furniture is an issue, long lasting and classic design (wear and tear,
aesthetics)
o Potential for future problems
Materials
o Hardscape: a general hardscape theme could be used throughout the site, i.e.
vehicular /pedestrian pavers, entrance walls and signs, directional signage, concrete
flatwork, lighting, etc.
o Softscape: the site contains lots of mature shade trees. Other landscape material could be
used to define spaces and add emphasis in areas around proposed and existing buildings
Drainage and Utilities
o No surface drainage problems are evident.
Engineering Issues
Utility Availability
o Sanitary sewer and potable water are available on -site.
Stormwater
o This existing site is approximately 50% pervious and appears to have addressed drainage
issues via swales and soil percolation. There is sufficient pervious area to address water
quality requirements and the canal to the south can provide for a positive discharge point
if needed.
Soil Survey
o Soils consist of Basinger /Myakka sands. This soil extends to approximately 72" of fine
sand. Percolation is very rapid. Groundwater is within 10" of the surface for 2 -6 months
of the year and within 10 " -30" of the surface the remainder of the year. Depressions are
often under water for 3 -9 months of the year. Due to the high water table, attention to
grading and drainage is necessary to prevent flooding of new facilities during the seasonal
rainy period.
Permitting Requirements
o We assume no water /sewer permitting will be required since no new buildings are
proposed.
o SFWMD and NPBCID permits will be required for the improvements in the event that the
proposed impervious area exceeds 2 acres. An NPDES permit will be required if the
improvements exceed 1 acre in disturbed area.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 13 of 30
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• Wheelchair Accessibility
o The existing site is wheelchair accessible. Expansion of the parking lot and/or building
additions will address wheelchair accessibility.
Site Restrictions
o No site restrictions are anticipated.
Architecture Issues
General Comments
The Burns Road Community Center was constructed in 1983. The facility has a diversified
range of programs from, dance to arts and crafts. The structure has been well maintained
considering the extensive use of the facility. The facility exhibits some wear e.g. cracked
quarry tile in the lobby. My assessment is the facility is in good condition. The following is
an assessment and summary of the visual review of the facility taken on October 16,
2002.
Mechanical
o There are 7 package unit systems about 8 years old. There are 2 split systems which
have been in operation since the building opened. Strong consideration should be given
to there replacement. All of the units are at maximum capacity. All systems are working
well through an aggressive maintenance program.
• Electrical / Communications / Life Safety
o Electrical capacity has been adequate to handle new loads e.g. increase usage of
computer systems.
o Fiber optics cabling is being installed in Bums Road which will increase capacity to the
facility. The communication system will be able to handle increased voice and data and
have continued connection with city hall.
o There have not been any reported troubles with the fire alarm system.
•
Plumbing
o The mens and womens restrooms are dated. They could use new partitions; mirrors.
There are handicap facilities however, they do not meet the current requirements.
Renovation to meet the requirement would be costly and may not be required.
Structure
o The structure is in excellent condition. The finishes have held up well. Floor finishes have
been replaced over the life of the structure. ADA access to the bathroom doors is
required.
o There are two roof leaks around skylight in the lobby and in the gymnasium. The
gymnasium roof leak occurs around the curb of the package unit opening. The roof was
repaired approximately 10 years old. The roof repairs may be past their useful life.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 14 of 30
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
Park Improvements Plan - City of Palm Beach Gardens
PRELIMINARY PARK SITE INVENTORY and ANALYSIS REPORT
• 5. Burns Road Municipal Pool
Design Development Program
Existing Facilities
o Swimming pool
Proposed Features
• Expand pool surface
• Add additional shade areas
• Renovate pool entrance building
Architectural Issues
General Comments
The Municipal Pool is open from dawn until dusk. The following is an assessment and
summary of the visual review of the facility taken on October 16, 2002:
Pool Area
o
Pool deck lights show wear.
o
Replace quarry tile around the perimeter of the pool. Pool the cracked various locations.
o
Chain link fencing has deteriorated in various locations and should be replaced.
o
The wading pool is inadequate. (need a zero depth facility).
o
Inadequate deck area for swimmer and sun bathers. Sizable area is used for storage of
•
deck equipment.
o
Filters are from 1984: The pool pump is new. The heater was replaced in 1995.
o
Several of the diving blocks are cracked and can not be used. Need new diving blocks.
o
There is a portable ADA lift to provide access to the pool.
o
Concession area needs shading. Patrons have to sit in the sun while consuming food and
beverages.
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Structures
o The life guard room is inadequate for 9 guard per shift at peak hours. The room has no
window to observe the pool except for a window in the door. The space does not have a
telephone, there are no lockers for changing or for storage personal items. The office area
is too small for the amount of staff. (3 full time and 3 part time)
Restrooms — Men's / Women's
o Existing toilet stall doors are wood. Should consider solid plastic for hygiene
o Sinks not ADA - (need levers).
o Showers have a 4 inch curb, not ADA compliant.
o A/C or increased ventilation needed.
o The number of plumbing fixtures appears to be inadequate for the size of the facility and
staff requirements.
Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart page 15 of 30
222 Clematis Street #200 - West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
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Schedule:
I. Briefing
II. "Walk and Talk"
III. Present & Add
Burns Road Community Recreation Campus
Recreation Advisory Board - Workshop
Breakout Areas: PAR members choose their interest and review areas with staff to
capture all the possibilities of renovation and expansion in that area.
1. Grounds
2. Pool
3. Art Areas
4. Dance Areas
5. Gym
6. Program Space
7. Lobby /Common Areas
Consider: As space is reviewed, capture each thought on the white board.
Lighting Movement Security
Flooring Storage Wall Finishing's
Current Use vs. Expanded Use
What works vs. what doesn't?
What is missing?
What have we heard from the public?
What are the possibilities for each area?
All thoughts will be incorporated into design plans to begin the process of developing
construction documents
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