Benning Park Recreation Center Community Meeting (March 2017)
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The document outlines 3 conceptual design options for renovating or rebuilding the Benning Park Community Center presented at a community meeting. Option One involves a phased roof and HVAC replacement costing $5-10 million. Option Two would fully renovate the existing building plus a new pool house and pool for $20-25 million. Option Three proposes demolishing the current structure and constructing an entirely new community center with additional amenities for $30-35 million. Community members provided feedback on the center's importance and how they can support the Department of Parks and Recreation.
Benning Park Recreation Center Community Meeting (March 2017)
- 1. BENNING PARK COMMUNITY CENTER CONCEPTUAL DESIGN COMMUNITY MEETING WITH ALTERNATE OPTIONS DATE: March 15, 2017
- 2. MEETING AGENDA DESIGN OVERVIEW CONSTRUCTION PROCESS SITE IMPACTS & CLOSURES PROJECT TEAM: Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) Project Managers: Peter Nohrden Deputy Director of Recreation: Themba Masimini Department of General Services (DGS) Project Manager: Daniel Lauderbaugh Moody Nolan ARCHITECTS
- 3. OPTION ONE • Two Phase Construction • Phase One • New Roof • New HVAC Unit • Phase Two • ADA Improvements • Elevator Addition • Life Safety Improvements • Budget $5-10 Million
- 4. OPTION TWO • Major Renovate of Existing Recreation Center • New Pool House • New Pool • LEED Project • Budget Estimate $20-25 Million
- 5. OPTION THREE • Demolish Existing Structure • New Recreation Center • New Pool House • New Pool • Enlarged Boxing Area • Locker Rooms • LEED Construction • Green Options • Budget $30-35 Million
- 6. BENNING PARK CONSTRUCTION OPTIONS OPTION ONE OPTION TWO OPTION THREE • Two Phase Construction • Building Renovation • Demolish Existing Structure • Roof Replacement • New Pool House • New Recreation Center • New HVAC Equipment • New Pool • New Pool • Elevator Addition • LEED Building • Enlarged Boxing Area • ADA Improvements • Locker Rooms • Life Safety Improvements • LEED Building • Green Options
- 7. OPTION ONE SCHEDULE OVERVIEW ACTIVITY SCHEDULE MILESTONE START CONSTRUCTION Early Fall 2017 CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION Early Fall 2018
- 8. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS • Discussion of Recreation Center’s Benefit to the Community • How can the Community Assist DPR?
- 9. DGS WEBSITE: HTTPS://WWW.DGS.DC.GOV Jackie Stanley DGS Community Coordinator DGS Government Affairs & Communications jackie.stanley@dc.gov (202) 431-1195 John Stokes DPR Deputy Director of Community Engagement John.stokes@dc.gov (202) 288-7275