PA R K S R E P L AC E M E N T B O N D A N N U A L R E P O R T YEAR 5
APPENDIX C
Phase 2 Project Summaries
The Parks Replacement Bond Phase 2 projects described below were identified in the second year of the Bond. Together the Phase 1 and Phase 2 projects meet the obligations of the original Bond language by providing a slate of projects that meet the spending and thematic obligations outlined in the measure. The Phase 2 list was developed with information sourced in asset management assessments, the 2014 Parks Replacement Bond project criteria, equity ratings, cost estimates, public outreach, and City Council approval.
Playgrounds Replace or build 10 to 20 play structures that are closed, at risk of closure, or deficient (at least $5M for the life of the Bond). Accomplished by Bond Phase 1: $9.7M spent, 7 playgrounds Required for Bond Phase 2: 3 playgrounds
Gabriel Park SW 45th Ave. & Vermont St.
Gilbert Primary Park SE 134th Ave. & Foster Rd. Project completed
Glenhaven Park 7900 NE Siskiyou St. Project completed
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Replace play structures and surfaces, and correct ADA deficiencies. Remove and replace existing play equipment and fall protection surfacing to provide an inclusive play space. Make path of travel improvements between parking area and playground by removing and replacing park walkway. Provide site grading as needed. Replace drinking fountain. If budget allows, provide stair access to Vermont Street and consider ADA upgrades to the restrooms. Expanded play areas to provide Destination Inclusive Play will be funded by System Development Charges. Replace play structures (including a slide that tested positive for lead paint) and surfaces. Correct ADA deficiencies. Remove and replace existing play equipment and fall protection surfacing. Provide a safe play space. Make path-oftravel improvements between adjacent streets and playground by removing existing wood chip path and replacing it with an ADAcompliant asphalt pathway. Provide site grading as needed. Replace play structures and surfaces and correct ADA deficiencies. Remove and replace existing play equipment and fall protection. Make path-of-travel improvements from sidewalk to playground by removing and replacing park walkway. Provide site grading as needed.