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Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master Plan

Community CharretteSaturday March 1, 2014

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Agenda

• Project Timeline• Findings from Community

Engagement Process• Charrette

– Break Out Groups Exercise– Break Out Group Presentations

• Next Steps

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Mid - June 2013 DPR prepares RFP for Kenilworth Parkside Recreation Center Master Plan. (Done)

End September 2013 - Contractor for Kenilworth Parkside Master Planis chosen. (Done in October 2013)

October/November/December 2013 - Community Engagement Process starts. (On-going. Meetings held in November, January, and March)

Thursday March 27, 2014 – Presentation of findings + concept design.

April 2014 – DPR works with DGS to procure design/build team.

Spring 2014 – Design/build firm is selected.

October 2014 - Design portion is completed.

Construction Timeline: 12 to 18 months to build.

Opening - October 2015 and April 2016.

Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master PlanProject Timeline Update

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Program + Facilities Needs Assessment ProcessKenilworth-Parkside Neighborhood

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• Population + Demographics Projections• Existing Program Providers + Programs• Community Engagement Process

– DC Parks and Recreation Master Plan Statistically Valid Survey Findings

– Recreation Center Survey Findings– Project Kick‐Off + Public Workshop Findings– Stakeholder Meetings

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Population + Demographic ProjectionsKenilworth-Parkside Neighborhood

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2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

16,000

0 to 9years

10 to 19years

20 to 34years

35 to 54years

55+ years Total

20102020+45% -0.5% +53% +25% +116%

+48%

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DCPNI• Boxing Gym• Classrooms• Computer Room

Programs:• Digital Media Arts• Microsoft Training• Resume Workshops• Homework Help• Legal Clinics• Illustration/Oil Painting• Dance• Boxing• DJ’ing• Hip Hop Songwriting/Music

Production• Performance Poetry• Young Men’s/Women’s Group

Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master PlanExisting Program Providers

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Community Engagement Process Findings• DC Parks and

Recreation Master Plan (Summer 2013)– Statistically Valid Survey– Recreation Center

Survey

• Kenilworth-Parkside Neighborhood Recreation Plan Kick-Off + Public Workshop (November 2013)

• Stakeholder Meetings (January 2014)

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DC Parks and Recreation Master PlanStatistically Valid Survey Findings

• Community Special Events Programs

• Adult Fitness Programs

• Picnic Shelters• Outdoor Pool• Indoor Pool

Community Special Events Adult Fitness + Wellness

Indoor Fitness Center Picnic Shelters

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DC Parks and Recreation Master PlanRecreation Center + On-Line Survey Findings

• Walking Trails• Playgrounds• Running Track• Outdoor Pool• Tennis Court• Adult Softball Fields• Skateboard Parks

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Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master PlanPublic Engagement Findings

Facilities• Senior Activity Area• Teen Activity Area• Kitchen• Multi-Purpose

Room• Fitness Center• Indoor Gymnasium• Outdoor Basketball• Playground• Picnic Shelters +

BBQ• Outdoor Pool• Natural Areas

Programs• Teen Programs

o Digital Media Classeso Dancing Classeso Music Classes

• Programs for Adults Over 50• Health + Wellness

Workshops/Seminars• Life Skills Cooking• Field Trips• Arts + Crafts

• Adult Workforce Trainingo Computer Skillso Resume Skills

• Youth Athletics (recreation + competition)

Participants• 65+ Residents at Project

Kick Workshop• 20 Stakeholders

– Councilmember Alexander’s Office

– ANC – Representatives– Eastland Gardens

Civic Association– DPR– DCHA– DCOP– DCPNI– Local Church

Representatives

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Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master PlanProposed Recreation Center Square Footage + Facilities

Component Square Footage

Multi-Purpose Room 4,400

Kitchen 300

Senior Activity Area 1,200

Teen Activity Area 1,200

Fitness Center 2,200

Gymnasium 9,000

Support Spaces

Lobby/Lounge 800

Front Desk 200

Office Space 400

Locker Room 1,400

Restrooms 800

Vending 100

General Storage 400

Mechanical Space 1,500

Sub-Total 23,900

Net/Gross (20%) 4,780

Grand Total 28,680

+Outdoor BasketballPlaygroundPicnic Shelters + BBQOutdoor PoolNatural AreasWalking Trails

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Charrette• 5 Break-out Groups– Site Base Map @ 1” = 20’– Neighborhood Aerial– Recreation Center Space +

Facility Cut-Outs

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How should we locate the proposed Recreation Center spaces + facilities within the site + neighborhood? Consider utilizing: • The existing Elementary

School spaces

• Other areas throughout the neighborhood

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Charrette

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Charrette: 45 Minutes

Group Presentations: 30 Min.

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Group 1 Concept

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Group 2 Concept

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Group 3 Concept

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Mid - June 2013 DPR prepares RFP for Kenilworth Parkside Recreation Center Master Plan. (Done)

End September 2013 - Contractor for Kenilworth Parkside Master Planis chosen. (Done in October 2013)

October/November/December 2013 - Community Engagement Process starts. (On-going. Meetings held in November, January, and March)

Thursday March 27, 2014 – Presentation of findings + concept design.

April 2014 – DPR works with DGS to procure design/build team.

Spring 2014 – Design/build firm is selected.

October 2014 - Design portion is completed.

Construction Timeline: 12 to 18 months to build.

Opening - October 2015 and April 2016.

Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master PlanProject Timeline Update

MOVE, GROW, and  BE GREEN with

Kenilworth-Parkside Recreation Center Master Plan

Community CharretteSaturday March 1, 2014