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MUKILTEO CITY COUNCIL AGENDA BILL 2016-76 SUBJECT TITLE: Meeting Date: Boys and Girls Club Property September 12, 2016 Staff Lead: Mayor Jennifer Gregerson Exhibits: Department Director: NA 1. Boys and Girls Club Shin Center graphic and Estimated Presentation Time: 60 Minutes brochure RECOMMENDATION: This item is for Council discussion. It was requested by Councilmembers at the Council retreat this year. SUMMARY: In 2004, the state granted the City of Mukilteo nearly 4 acres of property next to the Police Station, which was dedicated for youth sports recreation purposes. The City then established an agreement with the Boys and Girls Club to allow them to build and operate a community sports and education facility on the property. Senator Paull Shin announced his retirement from the legislature in January, 2014, and the City Council approved a resolution that month in support of naming the new Mukilteo Boys and Girls Club facility in honor of his legacy. The Shin Center will serve Mukilteo youth, provide new sports and education facilities, and properly honor Senator Shin’s service to our community. Since that time, the Boys and Girls Club has further developed their project plan and a capital campaign. It has been proposed that the City could participate in supporting the project by donating the proceeds from the sale of the existing Boys and Girls Club facility in Old Town. This would be similar to the $300,000 in support the City provided to the YMCA when the Skatepark was built. The Boys and Girls property on 2r Street, owned by Mukilteo, includes two buildable lots and one building built in 1925. When first opened, it was used for dances and community events, as the school space in 192$ when the original Rosehill School building burned down, as the Royal Neighbors Lodge, and as a meeting place for the Town Council at times. The property was deeded to the City with the restriction that it be used for community benefit.

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MUKILTEO CITY COUNCIL AGENDA BILL 2016-76

SUBJECT TITLE: Meeting Date:Boys and Girls Club Property September 12, 2016

Staff Lead: Mayor Jennifer Gregerson Exhibits:Department Director: NA 1. Boys and Girls Club Shin Center graphic and

Estimated Presentation Time: 60 Minutes brochure

RECOMMENDATION: This item is for Council discussion. It was requested by Councilmembersat the Council retreat this year.

SUMMARY:In 2004, the state granted the City of Mukilteo nearly 4 acres of property next to the PoliceStation, which was dedicated for youth sports recreation purposes. The City then established anagreement with the Boys and Girls Club to allow them to build and operate a community sportsand education facility on the property.

Senator Paull Shin announced his retirement from the legislature in January, 2014, and the CityCouncil approved a resolution that month in support of naming the new Mukilteo Boys andGirls Club facility in honor of his legacy. The Shin Center will serve Mukilteo youth, provide newsports and education facilities, and properly honor Senator Shin’s service to our community.Since that time, the Boys and Girls Club has further developed their project plan and a capitalcampaign.

It has been proposed that the City could participate in supporting the project by donating theproceeds from the sale of the existing Boys and Girls Club facility in Old Town. This would besimilar to the $300,000 in support the City provided to the YMCA when the Skatepark was built.

The Boys and Girls property on 2r Street, owned by Mukilteo, includes two buildable lots andone building built in 1925. When first opened, it was used for dances and community events, asthe school space in 192$ when the original Rosehill School building burned down, as the RoyalNeighbors Lodge, and as a meeting place for the Town Council at times. The property wasdeeded to the City with the restriction that it be used for community benefit.

A new 25,000 sq.ft. facility located on 13acres in Harbour Pointe featuring:

• 2 Gymnasiums

• 2 Ball Fields

• State-of-the-art Teen Center• Technology Center• Undersea Exploration Center

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THE NEED

• Nearly 50% of kids that attend school in the Mukilteo School District receive free orreduced lunch. That number has increased significantly in the just the last five years.

• The Mukilteo Club was chattered in 1961 in the same 1920’s era building it occupiestoday.

• The existing property is too small and outdated, and is inconveniently locatedto members’ schools and neighborhoods.

THE SOLUTION

A new 25,000 square foot Boys & Girls Club at Harbour Pointe will offer:

• a convenient, easily accessible location

• two gyms

• two ball fields

• teen center

• technology center

• undersea exploration center

COMPARE & CONTRAST

Current Facility New Facility

Members 1,245 3,000

Square Feet 5,000 25,000

Community Room n/a Serve meals/snacks, staff meetings,community meetings and parties

Arts/Crafts Room Arts and Crafts Arts, crafts, meetings and multi-purpose

Fields n/a Flag football, t-ball, soccer, baseball, clinics,tournaments, and lacrosse

Games Room Pool, foosball and Pool, foosball, carpetball, bumper pool,carpetball chess, checkers, ping pong and board games

Gym 1 GYM: basketball 2 GYMS: basketball, volleyball, clinics, andand volleyball tournaments

Technology Center n/a Internet, homework assistance, music,digital photo/video editing, and Skype

Teen Center n/a State-of-the-art entertainment, computersand programs

Undersea Exploration n/a School partnerships, Jason Project with SeaCenter Research Foundation

Meals/Snacks Served 5,000 (snacks only) 52,500 (meals and snacks)

Programs Offered Limited Unlimited

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• Phase 1 of a 2 phased project

• 4 acres of a ].2 acie parcel

• 2 multipurpose recreational fids

• 91 parkrig spaces

• Bathrooms

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2S0 linear foot ADA pathway betweenparking and ball fields

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