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It’s Time to FOCUS on Indoor Aquatics Q01009.pptx

Spellerberg Aquatic Center Plans

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Plans for the proposed indoor aquatic center at Spellerberg Park were presented to the Sioux Falls City Council during today's informational meeting. Watch KSFY News or visit KSFY.com for updates on this issue.

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  • Its Time to FOCUS on

    Indoor Aquatics

    Q01009.pptx

  • The citizens of Sioux Falls have been talking about

    building an indoor aquatics facility since 1951.

    In their last conversation, they spoke loud and clear.

  • Now Is the Time to Build Our Public

    Indoor Aquatics Facility

  • The Proposed Plan Centrally located in Sioux Falls at

    Spellerberg Park Multipurpose indoor aquatics facility with

    something for everyone Very positive impact on Sioux Falls and the

    neighborhood Will be constructed without incurring debt Private/public partnerships save taxpayer dollars

    by offsetting operational expenses Groundbreaking spring 2015 Ribbon cutting fall 2016

  • FOCUSING on LOCATION

  • Aquatic Facilities Master Plan Replace existing Spellerberg pool with indoor

    aquatic facility Top priority due to current condition of

    Spellerberg pool Indoor facility would meet immediate need for

    year-round programming Replacement with a new outdoor facility is not

    recommended at this site Centrally located to serve the entire community

    (Counsilman-Hunsaker and Associates2013)

  • Election Results: Initiated Measure 2

    A vote YES is for the construction of an outdoor pool complex at Spellerberg Park.

    A vote NO is against the construction of an outdoor pool complex at Spellerberg Park.

    Yes . . . . . . . . 9,224 (29.37%) No. . . . . . . . . 22,177 (70.63%)

    32.90% Voter Turnout Overall

  • Spellerberg Park

    18-Acre Community Park 3 acres for indoor pool

    complex and parking 15 acres of parkland remains

    available for the community to enjoy

  • Spellerberg Park Picnic/playground area

    retained Usable green space in

    north 1/3 retained Tennis courts relocated

    on site Sand volleyball courts

    relocated and consolidated

    Walkways retained through entire park

    Sledding hill retained and enhanced with convenient parking

  • FOCUSING on DESIGN

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  • FOCUSING on ACCESS

  • Parking An average of 250 parking spaces needed

    per day for swim meets Parking spaces on site = 203 On-street parking = 64 (park side of street only) Total = 267

    Exceeds parking needs for swim meets without using neighborhood street parking

    Adequately meets daily parking needs Analysis performed by the City Traffic

    Engineer

  • Traffic Existing Spellerberg Pool =

    73 vehicles per day Indoor facility = 74 vehicles per day Traffic is spread out over a longer

    period of time throughout the day and over the course of the year compared to the existing pool. Analysis performed by the City Traffic

    Engineer

  • Traffic

    GPS receivers installed on Western Avenue signals from 15th Street to 37th Street

    Possible timing and/or phasing changes

    Projected

    Western Avenue 2000 2013 2035 18th to 22nd 10,200 12,200 13,300 22nd to 26th 13,000 12,900 14,000 26th to 33rd 13,300 11,900 13,000 22nd Street

    Kiwanis to Western 6,100 5,500 6,300 Western to Lake 7,200 7,300 8,100 26th Street

    Kiwanis to Western 5,900 5,100 4,600 Western to Lake 9,600 7,400 6,900

  • FOCUSING on the TAXPAYER DOLLAR

  • Project Financing Plan $19.4 million: estimated project costs Proposed project funding:

    $ 6.4 million.Cash in 2014 budget 11.2 million.Unobligated from 2013 1.8 million.Previously programmed for project $ 19.4 million Total

  • Project Financing Plan Conservative Approach

    Debt-free facility on opening day Avoids the use of long-term debt

    No long-term debt = savings of $4.0$4.5 million

    Savings means more for other capital needs

    Does not use property taxes Does not use 1st penny sales taxes Maintains Citys strong financial position

  • Facility Operating Budget

    Estimated at $700,000 annually Private funding (naming rights,

    sponsorships)targeted to fund operations

    Included in General Fund reserve forecast

    No reduction to Parks and Recreation programs or services

  • FOCUSING on PARTNERSHIP

  • Public/Private Partnerships Multiple naming opportunities will be explored

    to offset some of the operational costs Opportunities could include:

    Title sponsor naming rights (building naming) Pouring/concession sponsors Pool naming Room naming Scoreboards/timing system naming Other naming and sponsorship opportunities

  • FOCUSING on the FUTURE

  • Schedule/Timeline Organize project team: MayJuly

    Select professional services Owners representative Architect/engineering Construction management

    (at risk methodology) Design development: Julyspring 2015 Construction: spring 2015summer 2016 Open: fall 2016

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    TAXPAYER DOLLAR

    DESIGN

    ACCESS

  • PARTNERSHIP

    LOCATION

    TAXPAYER DOLLAR

    DESIGN

    ACCESS

  • FUTURE PARTNERSHIP

    LOCATION

    TAXPAYER DOLLAR

    DESIGN

    ACCESS

  • FUTURE PARTNERSHIP

    LOCATION

    TAXPAYER DOLLAR

    DESIGN

    ACCESS

  • FUTURE PARTNERSHIP

    LOCATION

    TAXPAYER DOLLAR

    DESIGN

    ACCESS

  • Its All Coming Into Focus:

    Our New Indoor Aquatics Facility at

    Spellerberg Park