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Minutes - 4/5/1999 - Parks and Recreation Committee (2)
\ , • Clt of McHenry y ,r . �, .� 333 South Green Street McHenry,Illinois 60050-5495 . �. - . y . �! — -__ — _ ' - ,�4 -� MEMORANDUM To: Parks 8t Recreation Committee From: Pete Merkel, Director of Parks � Recreation � Re: April 5, 1999 Committee Meeting Date: March 26, 1999 1. RECREATION CENTER DISCUSSION The floor plan and site plan for Recreation Center has been completed by Sente � 8z Rubel. Copies of these plans are attached for your review. A copy of the project budget and the estimated operationat costs are also attached. (Yellow) 2. �F�RSEN PARK MAINTENANGE BUILDING/ARCHITECTURAL PROPOSALS Proposals for architectural services have been received from three area firms. A firm needs to be selected to begin the development of this addition to the park maintenance facility. Copies of the proposals are attached. (Blue) 3. PETERSEN PARK WATERFRONT PLAN Smith Engineering has completed the preliminary estimates on developing the waterfront area. These estimates are broken down into Phase 1 and Phase 11. The phasing of this project and the separate costs for paving vs. gravel in the access road development will be explained in detail at the committee meeting. The opinion of probable cost is attached. (Green) � Clerk's Office and Public Works, Parks and Police Administration Building and Zoning Recreation (Non-Emergency) (815) 363-210�) (815) 363-2170 (815) 363-2160 (815) 363-2200 Fax (S15) 363-2119 Fax(815)363-2173 Fax(8l5)363-3186 Fax(815)363-2149 Page 2 `- 4. NEUMANN PARK DEVELOPMENT This park renovation is scheduled for this year and preliminary cost estimates have been received. The estimated budget for this project is attached. (Pink) 1 have instructed the landscape architect to revise the plan to eliminate some of the stone retaining wall in the east section of the park to reduce the cost of the project. This estimate does not include the construction of the gazebo as requested by the Green Street Revitalization Committee. A meeting was held on March 1, 1999 with the Green Street Committee to discuss the status of this structure. The committee was informed that plans and funding options should be brought to the Parks 8z Recreation Committee for approvai by the beginning of April. The status of this project will be discussed at our meeting. 5. PARKS 8t RECREATION DIRECTORS REPORT A) A recommendation from the committee is needed to submit the app(ication for grant assistance for the Petersen Farm addition. The grant deadline for this IDNR program is ]uly 1. � B) Wm. H. Althoff Park dedication will be held in August or September. This program will be discussed with the committee. C) The permanent funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund is being considered by the Federal Government. A brief report will be gnren at the meeting on the impact this program could have on the dollars available for state assisted projects. (See attachment) � �RGER VERSION IS AVAILABLE AT THE PARKS .p'"� RECREATION OFFICE FOR VIEWING / l � < < �� > > a a s a z s s > > qvm -s- o -s yYm StUra�e � St02r�� ,�_ � � � Gym � rkck � c�vSS c�UeiS 4s'Y'7�I' NU►ity CuuQT 5v'x8N � � E I I � f�yy��bnl1 K�,ctb�ll , ,_,, rec��N�•x� Nkthan�cc�) _" W Um t��'S 1 Raom `o' � s 5 to rcr�c, (_ucK e t' 1�orn 0 � I � i- — — - � i I crvn 5r :�� � ) I _ l 1 ��� �� I � /'JriY I�Or MCIt � K�f�� � y ^ - -� i — ''� � , u�ntY�Eoc,� � p � � ��r; �r��n Y liy-- Sv�r.o-7 -i _ " v�f�cc;� ' 1�— _---� ,I . .I � � i`lu lti•I�u�po5 e U — M��S 11U4r1'� I �.�K.MjI'f �lCl.,.'�� I j 1 I r � J � � I �\ �iC1�NUY�I++� /// � � � � � . � ��� 1 i � a a ♦ s • � � � n � 5����-�,u 5 �.,� � �;1� ��cc�cje r��m 3 pr�ho�l ro�� f � � .. �a � t a a 6 � t s) i � n t �' i I i I � i ! 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Totai First Level Spaces Lounge/Lobb 544 110 59,840 Reception Desk Area 392 110 43,120 Vending 228 110 25,080 Registration 120 110 13,200 Administration Private Offices(4) 528 105 55,440 Conference Room(2) 476 105 49,980 Staff Toilets 80 150 12,000 File Storage 100 95 9,500 Work Stations 950 105 99,750 Total Administration Areas 2.�� Catering Kitchen 270 120 32,400 Multi-Purpose Rooms 1,904 110 209,440 Racquetball Courts(2) 1,600 110 176,000 Electrical Room 160 90 14,400 Mechanical Equipment 684 90 61,560 Gymnasium Storage 1,660 85 141,100 Gymnasium w/Three Cross Courts 16,536 � 100 1,653,600 Receiving/Maintenance Office 456 105 47,880 Preschool Rooms(3) 1,800 100 180,000 Women's locker Room 1,780 165 293,700 Men's Locker Room 1,856 165 306,240 Famiiy Locker Room 820 165 135,300 Elevator 54 740 39,960 � Elevator Machine Room 66 95 6,270 Public Toilet Rooms-Men's and Women's 864 150 129,600 Second Level Spaces � Reception/Control Desk 292 110 32,120 Firtness Center Free Weights 1,940 110 213,400 Machines 2,876 110 316, 60 Testing Rooms(2) 220 105 23,100 Total Fitness Center 5,036 Suspended Running Track-Three Lane 5,340 40 213,600 Lockers/Stretching Area 280 110 30,800 Arts and Crafts Rooms/Storage 2,101 � 100 210,100 Aerobics and Dance Rooms/Storage 2,552 113 288,376 Mechanicai Equipment 465 90 41,850 Equipment Storage 204 95 19,380 Staff Lounge 204 110 22,440 Public Toilet Rooms-Men's and Women's 864 150 129,600 Subtotais-Net Area 51,266 Circulation/Wall/Utility Chases 11,311 100 1,131,100 Total Square Footage of Building 62,577 I Total Building Costs � 6,467,586 Site Work Costs Mass EaRhwork 16,000 cu.yd. 5.00 cu.yd 80,000 Site Water Service-Allow for 500 feet of watermain 500 lin.ft. 58.00 lin.ft. 29,000 Site Sanitary Service-Allow for 500 feet of sanitary sewer 500 lin.ft. 49.00 lin.ft. 24,500 Site Storm Water Service(based on total impervious area) � 170,000 s.f. 1.00 s.f. i 170,000 Asphalt Parking Lots and Drives 15,230 sq.yd. � 22.50 sq.yd � 342,675 Site Lighting allowance I 50,000 � Concrete Curbs � 5,250 lin.ft. 10.00 lin.ft. 52,500 Concrete Waiks 10,500 s.f. 3.80 s.f. � 39,900 Landsca irt I 6 Acres I 25,000.00 Acre � 150,000 Page 1 , _ Subtotals-Site Work 938,575 Total Construction Costs-Building+Site Work 7,406,161 � euilding Cost Per Square Foot(includes site work) 118 Allowances for Items Not in Construction Budget Technology Infrastn cture(Data,Communication,and�deo Cabeling) � 25,000 Telephone Equipment(not including wiring) � 25,000 Sound Systems � 40,000 Interior Signage I 5,000 Fumiture and Fumishings 60,000 Kitchen Equipment 20,000 Fitness Equipment I � 150,000 Computer Systems I � 30,000 Exterior 5ignage I ! I 10,000 Miscellaneous Items(plants,equipment,etc.) ! 20,000 Architectural and Engineering Fees-6.25%of Total Construction Cost � 462,885 Landscape Design Fee � I 12,000 Fumishings Design Fee � i 10,000 Surveys and Material Testing I I 25,000 Color Renderings j 6,000 Blueprinting I 15,000 Off-site Utility Charges(electric co.,gas,telephone,etc.) I 15,000 Land Acquisition Costs-City owns the land. I � N/A Total Allowances 930,885 I Subtotal-Total Construction Costs+Total Allowances I 8,337,046 Contingency-10%of Construction Budget and Allowances ' 833,705 Total Project Budget � 9,170,751 I Notes: � Project Budgets do not include legal fees or financing costs. I Construction Costs are based utilizing a General Contractor project delivery method. Permit Fees have not been included in this estimate-it is assumed that the fees will be waived. Water and sewer connection fees have not been included in this estimate•it is assumed that the fees will be waived. It is assumed that an environmental study will not be required for the site. � It is assumed that the site is properly zoned for this project. I I � OperaUng Cost Data ' Estimated Energy Costs '� Based on historical data from similar recreational facilities,we estimate I the annual energy usage at approximately$2.10 per square foot. This includes gas,electric,water,and telephone. 62,577 s.f. 2.10 s.f. 131,412 I Maintenance and Repair � We suggest that an annual maintenance and repair budget be ! incorporated into the operating budget. 62,577 s.f. ! 2.00 s.f. 125,154 I Annual Capital Improvements ' We suggest that an annual capital improvement budget be � � I incorporated into the operating budget. 62,577 Is.f. 2.00 s.f. I 125,154 � � Long Term Capital Improvements(Items Needed in 12-15 Years) I We suggest that a long term capital improvements be budgeted for,this � budget would include roof replacements,HVAC replacemenUrepair,etc. j 500,000 ; Notes: � Personnel Expenses(wages and salaries),and program costs are not � included it the operating cost data. � ! � ! I 98123/estimates/revised preliminary budgel 3/30/99 � � I Page 2 , ' , ■1 Paul R. Glenn Architects 1nc, ' 10105 ALDEN RD. ,'� � HAfNARD, IL 60033 815-bd8-4b57 ■� City of McHenry Date: 3/5/99 333 South Grre,�n St. McHenry,IL 60050 Attn:Mr.Pete Merkel Re: Professional Architectural and Engineering Services Mr.Merkel We would like to thank you for the oppommity to present our fum for your proposed project. Attached is a Capy of"Qualifieation Statement for Professional Architectural Services" with a qualifying statement,description of fum,representative project list,qualifications of staff,consultant list,services offered and reference list. Upon our initial field visit on Friday March 5,1999,we observed the appro�amate locaiion of the proposed addition,project scope and existing building const�uctian constraints.We also observed some issues at the existing � building that should be brought up to current code standards. Based upon the proposed project scope and the possibility of work in the exi.sting b�ailding, rnu fee's would be based upaai es�imated/actual cAnstructian costs. The fee's for this project would be 5% of those estimated/actaal const�uction costs.The design and constructian drawings for this project would consist of azchitecturaUsfruchuaU mechanical,/elecriicaU plumbing drawings with specifications and cumpl�e bid specificabioms. If yuu should have any further qnestions or comments,please feel free to contact our office at(815)648-4657. Thank you. Sincerely, Paul R Glenn Architects Inc. �z----� By Paul R Glenn - � PRG/ldg �..i , � ; . � CONE ■ I{ ALB ■ WONDERLICK architecture, planning � interior design services � 730 WEST RANDOLPH STREET CHICAGO , ILLINOIS 60661 � � 312• 559•0040 815•363• 9473 FAX 312• 559• 8971 � Mazch I5, 1999 � � � Mr. Pete Merkel, Dir. of Parks &Recreatian 333 South Gre�n Street ' McHenry, Illiniois 60050 � Re: Petersen Paxk Mainter�ance Building Addition McHenry, Illinois � � Dear Mr. Merkel: � We are pleased to submit this proposal to provide architectural services for the addition to maintenance and storage building at Petersen Pazk. The addition is scheduled to be built in the � Fall of 1999. This Project will fit well in our projected summer work load. � UNDERSTANDIN : � `, The City of McHenry, Department of Parks &Recreation plans to have built an addition to the � Maintenance & Storage Building at Petersen Pazk. This addition will be approximately eleven hundred and fifty square feet and be added to the west end of the present building, The proposed � addition will be an extension of the garage and storage use presently in place in the building. � The proposed construction is to match the existing building in character and construction type. � We further understand the services desired are to include the preparation of construction documents which include drawings and specifications for bidding and construction. We further � understand that we will not perform the usual construction phase serviees. Although ,this is the our understanding we have a legal responsibility to be assured that the construction is in '� compliance with the documents as they are prepared. Therefore, at our own cost we will make a � limited number site visits to verify compliance with the doeuments. � PROPO�Ai. : � We prapose to provide architectural and engineering services as needed for the execution of the proposed addition to the maintenance and storage building at Fetersen Park. Excluded from this +� proposal is any civil engineering services which we believe frorn the grading of the site would � not be required. We will visit the site with a representative of the Pazk & Recreation Department to determine the actual program requirements and there impact on the existing building. We will � prepare a preliminary design for review and approval by the department. Upon that approval we will prepare construction documents for the purposes of bidding and construction. As noted � �- above we have a legal obligation to visit the site at certain times which we will do to ascertain � � � �i • � � ' . , � � � that the building is in accordance with our documents. � We will also make ourselves available to the department for consultation or other services related � to the construction and execution of the project. � REM 1NF ATION : � We propose to?provide the azchitectural services noted( exclusive of construction phase as also. � noted above) for a fixed fee of Four Thousand Fifly dollazs. In addition fee is the reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses. For this project these expenses would be limited to � document printing, postage and delivery costs. The reimbursable expenses would be billed at � their direct costs. � We stand read to a ain be of service to the Ci of McHe Y g ty nry and the Department of Parks & � Recreation. Please call us if there is any additional information needed to evaluate our praposal. � Respectfully submitted, � � 1 � � Denms N. Wondenc�k, AIA. Cone ■ Kalb ■ Wonderlick,PC � � � � � � � � � � � - � � � �! � � a i • February 26, 1999 Mr. Pete Merkel � City of McHenry �I ���� 333 South Green Street McHenry� IL 60050 ���I r� � �: {k . . . .�,TL�• �•�"h`�: Re: Peterson Park J:. Maintenance Building Addition (32' x 35') �. �y�RGHi ,. �'5;�� McHenry, IL ,q� .ti �� y .�� y.� ,,�'?�'`,'`.' ,' * ' . �,:'+ � , t � � ""� � `-::� � � :. �, � '` „ . � - , � �'� Dear Pete, �,�'�_'�'� ,� �� ��, `~ °?� a'�' �;�, u.^� :��'-;. Direct Design Ltd. proposes to provide the following professional services for the above e ced roj��.� , .� based upon your Request for Proposal dated February 24, 1999. � r, �, y. .�, a� (�+� .� ��?C, �. �':� PHQSE 1 -SITE DRAW{NGS �''�`�`"�� DESCRIPTION BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS NOT APPLICABLE`�=� „ r5.�� Building footprint location X Parking layout X Landscaping X Topographic survey X Site storm water drainage X Site lighting X Domestic water connection � X � Sewer connection � � X Fire service connection � X Site engineering X PHASE 11 -ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS DESCRIPTION BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS NOT APPLICABLE Preliminary project planning X Preliminary project meeting with city X Zoning ordinance review X Building code analysis X Building design X Floor plan X Reflected ceiling plan X Building sections and details X Exterior elevations X Specifications on drawings X Interior design and finish selections - X Prepare bid packages X Analyze bids X � fax: 8f5•385•3445 email: ddl�directdesignitd.com 400 5. Route 31 http:\�,ww.directdesignitd.com McHenry, IL 60050 815� 385• 3430 � PHASE{II - MECHANICAL DRAWINGS , t3ESCRiPTION BY DtRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS NOT APPLICABLE Heat loss calculations X Heatin�unit sizing X '�� �; °;�.: � � Cooling unit sizing X f �,. Code required ventilation X "� ��;�;. ` ��;s�, ,�, .� '�Gas piping layout X �� � , , � `�,` Schedules and notes X .�� `� n�`'�"�"�; � '`��z�� �'=j �'�p �, "�•g�,�, � �'. ..�{��.� �' � '���� r�,�." �h� f #i, y 4., r�s°.. �i' `}r , � �y-R�",�� 'rK•�yp�`g: -. �!��,. �r Nkc��� PHASE IV - ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS "`�: .'� "� ' � ., . � ,,;'.,:�t . •�.. DESCRIPTION BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY �THERS NOT APPLICABLE. Electrical drawings X �` �3 Electrical panel load analysis X y��* Electric service diagram X Convenience power layout � X Lighting layout X Building mounted exterior lighting X Pole mounted site lighting . . X � Emergency lighting and exit signage X � Fire alarm system X PHASE V - PLUMBING DRAWINGS DESCRIPTIdNS BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS NOT APPLICABLE . Plumbing drawings X Extension of water piping from existing X building service Water supply piping to 5' from building � Extension of waste piping from existing X building service Waste piping to 5' from building X Equipment schedule X Riser diagrams X � , � PHASE VI-STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS DESCRIPTION BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS NOT APPLICABLE Conventional constr�ction X Pre-engineered building � X � Foundation design and drawinfls based X upon 3Q00 psf at 42" below flrade F1oor framing design and plans x , . Roof framing design and drawings X � � �� i � � " Miscetlaneous lintels as required X ._ - ' � `�� r ' F , 4 T+.,^' ����„t,�K'y";:'�\ ''{t°�+� ..fin'��J'..�.' ✓+\ .`�J�`. PHASE VII —SPRINKLER DRAWINGS (If required) �`'"`�`, �'� � ^ �'1�:'� � . ��. . ��. � DESCRIPTION BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS;� ".` �:. p�L�CAB E'� �, �z° Sprinkler design and drawings '� �� �'��� ''��� . A:. � �,p�y t ` l ,'/��. . 4� w �; �'�� 0.�." s.y �. �,�=ti <;�' " � � PHA�E Viil - CO�VSTRU��fON SERViCES _ �";��?�,` � DESCRIPTION BY DIRECT DESIGN, LTD. BY OTHERS NOT APPLICABLE`` � Review of shop drawings '. � Payout req�est review I`�,��; Periodie site visits & meetings Other miscellaneous AIA defined construction services � Direct Design Ltd. proposes to provide the above services as per the following fee schedule. FEE SCHEDULE PHASE FEE I — SITE By Others II - ARCHITECTURAL 81,500.00 III - MECHANICAL 5500.00 IV - ELECTRICAL 5500.00 V- PLUMBING N/A VI - STRUCTURAL �500.00 VII - SPRINKLER N/A TOTAL 53,000.00 VIlI - CONSTRUCTION $1000,00 SERVICES � (Optional) : The folfowing items are not part of this proposal: � * Current legat survey * Soil borings, tests arc�d report ' ' Express courier charfles * Printing expenses ' � * Building permit application and submittal �^ . � ��` Bidding or negotiating construction contracts , , , `� ;�. * Design changes after approval of preliminary dcawings ,��`_� �� ,,�, • �*,` >';. * Public and municipal hearings .�� 4 '�y"`� �""'�,,, '�� '�., � �� ��.�* 5 i ����!� �- � ��.s.",�,� ��': i' "� � '�� x�`` � � Direct Design Ltd. will provide additional services as requested in writing in accordance; y�t � e'"-�. ,�,�: :�,�. n �';� �', r ' structure• fi =�, y -^> - � - • .., � ; t � `-�,�. Ptinciple Architect 8125.00 per hour ��.�. �� -.� �� Sr. Project Manager 5100.00 per hour ;�.,p �� .°. . - Sr. Project Archit�ct S 75.00 per hour �. � Architect S 65.00 per hour "�°�=.::�. CADD Operator S 45.00 per hour Administration 3 35.00 per hour `" �x�-�. �` Direct Design Ltd. is a flexible architectural firm willing to meet your architectural needs. Upon acceptance of this proposal an AIA Standard Form of Agreement will be forwarded to you for execution. I plan an contacting you within the week to further discuss this project. Please contact me in the interim if you have any questions or comments. Thank you for the opportunity to submit this proposal. � Sincerely, Joh . Swierk President JFS/ I authorize Direct Qesign, Ltd. to proceed with the above services and agree to promptly execute an AIA Architectural Services Agreement when submitted by Direct Design, Ltd. Name - Date Title • � . ' Smith Engineering�Consultants, Inc. � Engineers,Surveyors,Planners February 22, 1999 Mr. Pete Merkel I)irector of Parks &Recreation McHenry Parks and Recreation 3�3 South Green Street � McHenry, Illinois 60050 RE: Petersen Park Waterfront Plan Job#990124-7 Dear Mr. Merkel: I have enclosed the opinion of probable cost for the Person Park Waterfront Plan per your request. Please note that this opinion of probable cost is broken down into Phase 1 and Phase 2��ith two possible design alternatives for each phase. Please refer to the attached � "Assumptians—Design Notes" for further information regarding these two alternatives. I have also included an approximate estimate for providing sanitary and water service lines to the future rest room/changing rooms. Please note that this estimate does not include fieldwork and is based on straight-line runs to the nearest service main line. The actual cost of design and construction costs of these service lines will probably be higher than shown here. If you have any questions,please don't hesitate to call. Sincerely, • SMITH ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, INC. �//`+'� Kevin Harder Project Enginee� Cc: Mr. Tim Hartnett Mr. Pete Huinker � 4500 Prime Parkway McHenry,Illinois 60050 Telephone 815-385-1778 FAX 815-385-1781 . . Petersen Park Waterfront Plan,McHeniy IL � ' � Job No: 990124-7 � Assumprions - Design Notes Overall Design Assumptions • No field work was performed in order to establish this opinion of probable cost. • It should be noted that the McCullom Lake's water level is approximately 4.5 feet below the highest point in the proposed parking azea and access road. As a result of the site being relatively low lying, it should be noted that installing curb and gutter would only serve to trap rainwater in the parking area. Storm structures would have to be installed in order to drain this runoff. These storm structures would have no outlet,based on the average water level of McCullom Lake and the adjacent pond. Therefore, installing curb and gutter would NOT be recommended. • To adequately drain the parking area, it is recommended that the parking be tilted toward the existing rail road right-of-way. A 1-foot deep by 2' wide stone trench lined with a 4" perforated drain tile,would then be installed in order to drain the parking area and eliminate standing water. This stone trench would then outlet to a depressed area in the access road at the northern end of phase one and be conveyed in a shallow swale to McCullom Lake. � • Prices not included in this opinion of probable cost include: � Picnic Area Shelter Boat docks Entrance Landscaping Playground equipment Rest-rooms/Changing-rooms, including service lines • Service line cost to the rest-rooms/changing room are estixnated as follows: This estimate is based on straight-line runs to the nearest utility service lines and does not take into account existing conditions or potential conflicts with these service routes. Trench backfill must be provided where proposed sanitary lines fall under paved roadways. Conflicts with service routes and trench backfill will significantly increase the final cost of installation. - Sanitary Service: 1,700 feet(1,700 * $30)_$51,000 5 manholes (5 * $1,800)_$9,000 Total Sanitary Cost=$60,000 Contingence(20%)_$12,000 (RANGE_$60,000=$72,000) � . - Water Service � ' `, 2,400 feet(2,400 * $25)_$60,000 , 4 Valve Vaults=(4 * $1,500)_$f,000 Total Water Cost=$66,000 Contingence(20%)_$13,200 (RANGE_$66,400-$79,200) - Grand total cost for Sanitary and Water Services=$124,440 (RANGE_$126,000- $151,200) Gravel Parking/Limestone Path • This design options allows for the parking area to remain essentially pervious, thus reducing the runoff caused by the proposed parking and access road. • Please note that this design option assumes that all paths and walks aze constructed of 6" deep crushed limestone. Asphalt Parking and Path �, • This design options allows for the parking area to be paved with bituminous asphalt. The path in front of the beach house and the path at the most northerly end of phase 2 connecting the boat dock to the parking area would also be paved. The walking path connecting phase 1 and phase 2 would be constructed of 6"deep crushed limestone. � t JOB NUMBER: 590124-7 Ca�uiated By: Kevin H. � PETERSEN PARK WATERFRONT PLAN,McHENRY Checked By: Date: 2H 8t99 ` �ETERSEN PARK WATERFRONT QUANTITIES PHA�E 1 Gravel Parkina I Limestbne Path UNIT QUANTITY UNI7 PRIC TOTAL COST NO. PAYITEM C.Y. 1,200 $4.0 S 4 800.00 1 IyIA$g EXCAVATION PARKING LOT ACCESS ROAD&PATHS TON 2 260 $15.0 S 33 900.00 2 AGGREOATE BASE PARKING LOT-10"CA-6 CRUSHED TON 80 $18.0 5 1 080.00 3 LIMESTONE BASE PATH-6"CA-6 CRU3HED TON 112 $18.0 S 2 016.00 4 AGGREGAfE STONE TRENCH 1'x2' �F. �5p $10.0 S 7 5Q0.00 6 PERFORATED PIPE 4" T�N qgp $10.0 S 1 800.00 • 6 SAND atlot •6" �F. 270 $12,p i 3 240.00 � T ToUot curb skirt LUMP 8UM 1 $400.0 ; 400.00 $REMOVE EXISTING FENCE LINE g.Y. 1,300 $6.0 S 7 800.00 $ RESPRF.AD TOPSOIL 8 RESEED TON 90 $15.0 S 1 350.00 10 BOAT LAUCH 12'X120'10"CA-6 CRUSHED LUMP SUM � s 11 LIGHTS LUMP SUM 1 S 72 PLAYCaROUND EQUIPMENT LUMP SUM � 5 1S BOAT DOCK LUMP SUM 1 � � 14 ENTRANCE LANDSCAPING j 63,886.00 TOTAL S 9,b82.90 16°k CONTIN(3ENCY S 6,388.80 1d%ENGINEERING,SURVEYING,CONSTRUCTION STAKlNG � 79,857.50 GRAND TOTAL Asphalt Parkina 8�Path UNIT QUANTITY UNIT PRIC TOTAL COST NO. PAY ITEM � C.Y. 1 440 $4.0 S 6 760.00 1 MA3S E%CAVATION PARKING LOT ACCE83 ROAD 3 PATHS TON 2,260 $15.0 S 33 900.00 2 AGGREGATE BASE PARKING LOT-10"CA-6 CRUSHED T� 565 $35.0 S 19 776.00 3 ASPHALT PARKING LOT ACCE38 ROAD-2.6" LUMP SUM 1 $1 000.0 S 7 D00.00 4 PARKING LOT STRIPPING Tp�,� 60 $18A S 1 080.00 . 6 AGGREGATE BASE PATH-B"CA-6 CRUSHED TON 20 $45.0 S 900.Q0 6 ABPHALT PATH-2" TON 712 $18.0� S 2 078.00 7 AGGREGATE 3TONE TRENCH 1'x2' �,F. 750 $10.0 S 7 600.00 8 PERFORATED PIPE,4" Tp�,� 180 $10.0 S 1 860.00 9 3AND Tatlot -6" LUMP 3UM 1 $400.0 ; 400.00 10 RENfOVE EXISTING FENCE LINE g Y. �2B0 $g,p s 7 660.00 11 RESPREAD TOPSOIL 8 RESEED Tp� 90 $15.0 S 1 360.00 12 BOAT LAUCH 12'X120'10"CA-6 CRU3HED T� 22 $35.0 ; 770.00 1S BOAT LAUCH 12'X120'ASPAHTL 2.6" LUMP SUM 1 f 14 LIGHTS LUMP SUM � f 16 PLAY6ROUND EQUIPMENT LUMP SUM 1 : 76 BOAT DOCK LUMP SUM 1 = ' 1T ENTRANCE LANDSCAPING s 83,811.D0 TOTAL ; 72,6 16No COMTINGENCY i ,381.10 10%ENGINEERINO,SURVEYING,CONSTRUCTION STAKING 104,763.75 GRAND TOTAL � • , Calculated By: Kevin H. . , JOB NUMBER: 990124-7 Checked By: � PETERSEN PARK WATERFRONT PLAN,McHENRY Data: y18�9 ' PETERSEN PARK WATERFRONT QUANTITI_ES PHASE 2 Gravel Parkina 1 Limestone Path UNIT QUANTiTY UNIT PRIC TOTAL COST NO. PAY REM 3 788.�0 C.Y. 947.0 54.0 S 1 MA33 EXCAVATION PARKING LOT ACCES8 ROAD&PATH3 T�N 1 550.0 $15.0 S 23 250.00 2 AGCiREGATE BASE ARKING LOT-10"CA�B CRUSHEA TON 340.0 $18.0 S 8120.00 3 LIMESTONE BASE PATH-8"CA-8 CRUSHED TON 93.0 $18.0 S 1 874.00 4 AGGREGATE STONE tRENCH 1'x2' �F 82p,p $10.0 S 8 200.00 8 PERFORATED PIPE 4" S Y �2gp,0 $8.0 S 7 660.00 B RESPREAD TOPSOIL 3 RESEED LUMP SUM 1.0 S 7 LIGHTS " �,p, 620.0 S S CHAIN-LINK FENCE LINE LUAAP SUM 1.0 S 9 BOAT DOCK LUMP SUM 1.0 S ' 10 PICNIC AREA SHELTER $ 48,592.00 TOTAL f �,zas.so i,6°�CONTINGENCY s 4,868.20 10Y.ENOINEERING,SURVEYING,CONSTRUCTION STAKINC+ $ 60,740.00 GRAND TOTAL Asphalt Parkina 8�Path �._ UNR QUANTITY UNIT PRIC TOTAL COST NO. PAY REM C.Y. 1,184•0 $4.0 S 4656.00 1 MASS EXCAVATION PARKING LOT ACCESS ROAD 3 PATHs TON 1 550.0 $15.0 S 23 250.00 2 AGGREt3ATE BASE PARKINf3 LOT-10"CA�CRUSHED TON 388.0 $35,0 S 1S 680.00 8 ASPHALT PARICiNG LOT ACCESS ROAD-2.5 LUMP SUM 1.0 $1 000.0 S 1 000.00 4 pARKING LOT STRIPPING TON 152.0 $18.0 S 2 738.00 6 At3CiREGATE BA3E PATH-6"CA�B CRUSHEO TON 51.0 $45.0 ; 2 298.00 � 6 ASPHALT PATH-2" TON 188.0 $18.0 S 8 884•00 7 L1ME8TONE PATH-6" TON 93.0 $18.0 S 1 874.00 8 AGiCiREGATE 3TONE TRENCH 1'x2' �F gpp,p $10.0 S 8 2D0.00 8 PERFORATED PIPE 4" g,y, 1 280.0 $6.0 i 7 560.00 10 RESPREAD TOPSOIL S RESEED EACH d•� S 11 LIOHTS L.F. 820.0 s 72 CHAIPI•LINK FENCE LINE LUMP SUM �•� ; 13 BOAT DOCK LUMP SUM �•� s � 14 PICNIC AREA SHELTER S 68,938.00 TOTAL i 8,960.25 18°ti CONTiNGENCY s 8,633.50 10%ENGINEERING,SURYEYiNd,CONSTRUCTION 3TAKING � $2,918.75 GRAND TOTAL Gravel Parkina 1 Limestone Path Phase 1 $ 79,857.50 Phase 2 $ 60.740.00 Grand Total $140,597.50 Asphalt Parkina 8�Path 1 Limestone Path Phase 1 $ 104,763.75 Phase 2 $ 82 918.75 Grand Total $187,682.50 � � ::,'.SS�`i�i.ry x 'A 1 . , i�ll�:�• : ��r�;; '� i►�--� �....._. �� � � � �...�..� � _....,.... � i_._...�i�..� -��� ;� , , ts, ;,hyt ; .�A� , u iil�� .r- � . •� ;'.�i 1'3!7 . l. 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' :,.�'� v: _ - . � � � �. �. � . .. . .e_..,. . . . .„ _ . � . . .. . - . . . . , ; �� w..�.� � s ��► � � � � w � m ����� , � � no. v� ..� wa..��a ov �sr ss � �no ca���� rri awr ea �,ss a � � �rs �u� �rcrw�91 �\ a �w wra � t�r,. os� �o ae oQai � �ro vur a � �� • PUBLIC POLICY AND LEGISLATION NEWSLETTER OF THE NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARK ASSOCIATION • MARCH 1999 issue Highlights: Recreation,park"friends"share views � Early Senate action on juvenile justice expeded � LWCF bills introduced, hearings soon �Trail nominations invited; Protect lake resource, experiences, NRPA urges M�ller, Boxer LWCF B�lls Ir�troduced, Early Hear�ngs Planned U.S, Representative George Millar Provides maiching grants to the Provides matching, competitive (D-CA) and Senator Barbara states(by formula and competi- grants to state, local and tribal Boxer (D-CA) have respectively tive granfs)for the acquisition of governments for open space introduced bills to authorize lands or interests, planning and planning, acquisition and permanent funding for the Land development of recreation administration of threatened and Water Conservation Fund resources. farmland and urban forests to (LWCF) and the urban park "ensure a high quality of life rehobilitation program. LWCF • Urban Park Qnd Recreation ond strong, sustainable eco- state assistance would total $450 Recovery Program - $100 nomic growth." million annually; urban parks million �would get $100 million. The House Resources Commit- The proposed "Permanent Provides matching grants to tee and Senate Committee on Protecfion for America's Resources local governments to rehabili- Energy and Natural Resources are 2000 Ad" (H.R. 798 and S. 446) tate existing sites and faciliti�s, planning several hearings, includes several investment improve recreation programs, beginning about March 9. objectives also addressed in S. 25 and acquire, develop, or In related adivities, an NRPA and H.R. 701, introduced earlier construct new recreation sites request to state and local govern- by senators Mary Landrieu (D-LA) and facilities. ments to identify projects poten- and Frank Murkowski (R-AK) and tially eligible for either LWCF or representatives Don Young (R-AK) •Historic Preservation Fund - urban park aid resulted in 'a and John Dingell (D-MI). $150 million deluge of information," according "Resources 2000"would to Barry Tindall, NRPA public provide permanent annual Funds the Historic Preservation policy director. funding for a number of existing Act, including grants to the "State and local agencies and proposed initiatives, among states and maintaining the identified some 1,600 projects them: National Register of Historic with an estimated total value of Places, among other programs. $1.8 billion,"Tindall said. • Land and Water Conservation "We had hoped to identify about Fund, Federal - $450 million • Native Fish�ldlife Conserva- 250 projecfs nationwide to show tion, Restoration, Management - the Congress and Administration - Funding would be dedicated to $350 million what would happen. But,they just. acquisitions authorized by kept coming." Projecfs were Congress for national porks, Makes funding avoilable to the received from 32 staies. State forests, wildlife refuges and states for the development and summaries were provided to public lands. implementation of comprehen- delegates to NRPA's mid-year `.. sive native wildlife conservation policy and legislative forum and • Land and Water Conservation plans. complete reporfs have been Fund, State Assistance - $450 shared with key commiftee staff. million • Farmland and Open Space ConradBarry7inda;f, NRPA, 202/887- Preservation Grants - $150 0290. million � RECREATION CENTER CONCEPT PLAN � Planning Outline 1. Recreation Program Goats (�une 15, 1998) A) Identify community recreation needs (l 990 Survey) B) Do we want to be centralized or decentralized in our program services? C) List current programs and facility needs. 2. Program Evaluation (October 15, 1998) A) Who will the building serve and what (s our service area? . B) What type of programs will be offered in the building? C) What type of competition is out there? Identify comparable facilities. D) Develop a Program Wish List for future programs. E) Will the Recreation Center make money? � 3. Fundin Strate ies g g (November 17, 1998) A) Identify different sources of funding for building and operations. B) Determine level of community donations or sponsorship funds needed. C) Determination if facifity will be developed in phases to inc(ud'e additional amenities. D) Review of potential sites. 4. Building Facilities 8z Location (Sente � Rubel) A) Review sites/site recommendation and recreation program plan B) Building orientation and elevation C) Identify facilities needed within building - floor plan D) Estimate on building cosu • E) Estimate on operational costs and revenue projections Revised 1 1/13/98 /pete/rccpinfo �