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Edgewood Recreation Center

Edgewood Recreation Center Community Meeting October 7, 2019


Agenda

1. Project Recap

2. Programming Survey Recap

3. Project Update

4. Next Steps

5. Points of Contact


Project Recap –Where We’ve Been

Milestones 1. Nov 18, 2015 – Project Introduction / Introduction of Design Build Team.

2. Dec 16, 2015 – Review of Nov. meeting feedback; obtained additional feedback.

3. Mar 16, 2016 – Presentation of first concept design; community wants indoor gym.

4. Nov 16, 2016– Project receives $4M; presentation of new concept with gym.

5. Dec 12, 2016 – Presentation of final design.

6. Jan 13, 2017 – Open House; voting on playground and water play.

7. Jun 17, 2017 – 2nd Open House; continued voting on playground and water play.

8. Dec 16, 2017 – Construction kickoff meeting / Introduction of Construction Team.

9. Jan 20, 2018 – Groundbreaking Ceremony.

10. Mar 7, 2019 – First Programming Meeting.

11. Oct 7, 2019 – Final Programming Meeting.


Survey Results – Overall Top 10

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Yoga Cooking WeightTraining

Adult UrbanGardening

FitnessBootcamp

Pilates OutdoorRecreation

YouthArts/Crafts

AfterschoolPrograms

Adult Dance


Survey Results – Art

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Cooking Arts and Craft(Youth)

Adult DanceClasses

Textile ArtClasses

Pottery Arts and Crafts(Adult)

Piano Classes Youth DanceClasses

DigitalPhotography

Guitar Classes


Survey Results - Youth

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AfterschoolPrograms

SummerCamps (Ages

3-5)

Spring BreakCamps (Ages

3-5)

SummerCamps (Ages

6-12)

Spring BreakCamps (Ages

6-12)

Winter BreakCamps (Ages

6-12)

Winter BreakCamps (Ages

3-5)

Tiny TotsRecreationActivities

CooperativePlay

Tween Camps(Ages 12-13)


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Tennis forYouth

Tennis forAdults

Gymnastics Soccer forYouth

Basketball forYouth

Baseball forYouth

Karate Track & Field Ju Jitsu Tai Chi

Survey Results - Sports


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Yoga WeightTraining

FitnessBootcamp

Pilates Aerobics forAdults

Spin Classes Zumba Family Fitness Nutrition andWellnessClasses

Kickboxing

Survey Results - Family


Survey Results - Environmental

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Adult UrbanGardening

Outdoor Rec Garden to Table Urban Composting Garden Carpentry Youth UrbanGardening Classes

Nature Education Nature FitnessWalk

IntergenerationalGarden Club


Survey Results - Seniors

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Book Club STEMPrograms

Board GameClubs (Chess,

Dominoes,Scrabble, etc.)

Table Tennis Bingo Card PlayingClubs

Young Ladieson the Rise

Knitters Club ComputerTraining

Young MenFuture Leaders


Survey Results - Therapeutic

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Walk Fit Adapted FitnessPrograms

AdaptedAthletic/Sports

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Adapted WeightTraining Classes

Adapted CulturalArts Programs

Leisure Life SkillsProgram

TherapeuticRecreation Bowling

League

WheelchairBasketball


Survey Question

What are some activities that might require you to reserve a room within

the new Edgewood Recreation Center?

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Birthday Party CommunityMeeting

Teach a Class Baby Shower Meal /Banquet

Family Reunion Card GameTournament

FuneralReception(Repass)

Wedding Fashion Show


Survey Question What is the earliest time you would come to the new Edgewood Rec Center ?

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6:00 AM 6:30 AM 7:00 AM 7:30 AM 8:00 AM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM


Project Update


Updated Field Design


Advantages of Synthetic Turf:

1. Increased playability and access: • DPR’s grass fields were closed over 150 days last year because of rain / wet fields.

Synthetic field offers 3 times as much playability with more recreation opportunities for people with disabilities and physical challenges

• The opportunity to be active and participate in sports is critical for the fitness, mental health, self-esteem and leadership development our youth.

• DPR will be purposeful about permitting. Community time will be built in.

2. Safe playing surface: • No more divots caused by play or holes from insects that burrow into the surface. • No more bare spots caused by over use. • Research has concluded that the injury risk of playing on artificial turf is no greater than

playing on natural grass.

3. Environmental awareness: • It doesn’t require fertilizer, pesticides, water, or gas-powered tools to thrive. • It serves as a bio-retention area. Water infiltrates as opposed to flowing into sewers. • One full-size synthetic sports field saves 500,000 to 1,000,000 gallons of water annually.


Permitting

• DPR’s Permits Office is open Monday - Friday, 9am to 5pm. Customers who wish to discuss any permit issues or have general questions concerning a permit, can schedule an appointment by calling (202) 671-2597 or emailing [email protected]. New Office = 1275 First Street, NE.

• Visit DPR’s permit website: www.dpr.dc.gov/permits

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.dpr.dc.gov/permits


Oct -2019

Jan -2020

Nov -2019

Dec -2019

Next Steps

• Soft opening • Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

• Field and track completion • Phase 2 tree plantings

• Facility completion • Final inspections • Phase 1 tree plantings

• Field and walking track construction continues


Points of Contact

Department of General Services John Stokes, Deputy Director [email protected] Department of Parks and Recreation Brent Sisco, Landscape Architect [email protected] Project Website www.dgs.dc.gov/page/edgewood-recreation-center



http://www.dgs.dc.gov/page/edgewood-recreation-center





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