scheffer community center...nov 30, 2016 · bidding: march 2018 to april 2018 construction: may 1,...
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SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSWeWELCOME
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSPROJECT GOALS
SAINT PAUL PARKS AND RECREATION
Mission
To help make Saint Paul the most livable city in America, Saint Paul Parks and Recreation willfacilitate the creation of active lifestyles, vibrant places and a vital environment.
Vision Statement
Saint Paul Parks and Recreation will make Saint Paul the most livable city in America by:
Responding creatively to change.Innovating with every decision.Connecting the entire city.
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEEScheffer Community CenterCommunity Advisory CommitteeRole and Expectations
Project Goal: To create a safe and welcoming place for the community, that providesopportunity for people of multiple ages and interests. Scheffer should be visually invitingand connected, adaptable, flexible, accessible and environmentally responsible.
Objectives:1.Who, what, why, howThe role of the Community Advisory Committee:•Help to determine the community needs and desires for the site Action item- communicate with group(s) you are representing and solicit input•Review plan concepts and provide input on major design elements and themes Contribute constructive and respectful suggestions and feedback •Bring suggestions from community, stakeholders, and respective organizations to theattention of the project team Communicate via email and/or at meetings•Help communicate project progress to community members Act as the liason between project and community•Provide guidance to City staff on final design recommendations for the project Actively contribute through discussion at committee meetings•Ensure that the full range of issues are discussed during the design process
Expectations for Committee members include:•Represent and communicate the community needs and desires for the site•Respect for different perspectives •Courtesy of one another •Contribute in a positive way •Attend every meeting or send a representative
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSPROJECT SCHEDULE, BUDGET, AND FUNDING
Project Schedule: Building & Site Requirements
Community Involvement: November 2016 to February 2017
Design: November 2016 to July 2017
Bidding: March 2018 to April 2018
Construction: May 1, 2018 to May 1, 2019
Project Schedule: Site Completion
Construction: 2019
Anticipated Project Budget
Construction Budget: Building & Site Requirements $6,860,000
Construction Budget: Site Completion (Fields & Outdoor Courts) $1,323,000
Project Funding
2016: $250,0002017: $1,037,000 2018: – Building & Site Requirements2019: – Site Completion (Fields & Outdoor Courts)
$6,860,000$1,323,000
$6,860,000
$1,323,000
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT RESULTS
Community Involvement Results to Date
Painting CraftsSewingCooking
DanceMoviesMusicDigial Media
GamesVideo GamesFestivalsfamily parties
BasketballVolleyballSoccerKatoFootballBadmintonMartial artsBaseballTennis
Table TennisAerobics/ YogaWalking/RunningFitnessKids PlaygroundTuj LubHorseshoes
Other ideas:-Meeting space for 100 with sink(potluck & bingo)-Covered Basketball Court-Chair yoga-Bingo-Neighborhood Parties-Cooking Class-Fitness/family time
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT RESULTS
Community Involvement Results to Date
Painting CraftsSewingCooking
DanceMoviesMusicDigial Media
GamesVideo GamesFestivalsfamily parties
BasketballVolleyballSoccerKatoFootballBadmintonMartial artsBaseballTennis
Table TennisAerobics/ YogaWalking/RunningFitnessKids PlaygroundTuj LubHorseshoes
Other ideas:-Meeting space for 100 with sink(potluck & bingo)-Covered Basketball Court-Chair yoga-Bingo-Neighborhood Parties-Cooking Class-Fitness/family time
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSCOMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT RESULTS
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSPRELIMINARY PROGRAM
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
STAFF & WELCOMEVestibuleLobbyLobby Seating AreaWelcome DeskStaff officeStaff Meeting Room
TTotal: 2400SF
BUILDING SERVICESJanitorInterior StorageExterior StorageMens RestroomWomens RestroomFamily RestroomData RoomElectrical RoomTrash AreaLoading/Delivery
TTotal: 1885 SF
COMMUNITY & RECREATIONCommercial KitchenPantry SpaceMulti-Purpose Meeting RoomRec Check/Summer BlastExercise/FitnessLocker AreaArts & CraftsFull Size GymWalking TrackGym StorageTeen Room/Tech studioChild roomCommunity Storage
TTotal:12080 SF
TTotal Building: 22,093 SF
FIELDSParkingFootballSoccerTuj LubKatoBasketballPlay Area
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSZONING AND PARKING REQUIREMENTS
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66.5'
RT1
B2
I1
RM1
OS
RT2
CA
Pennsylvania Ave W
Como Ave
Virg
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St
Elfe
lt St
Mar
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Section LineWaterRL One-Family Large LotR1 One-FamilyR2 One-FamilyR3 One-FamilyR4 One-FamilyRT1 Two-FamilyRT2 TownhouseRM1 Multiple-FamilyRM2 Multiple-FamilyRM3 Multiple-FamilyT1 Traditional NeighborhoodT2 Traditional NeighborhoodT3 Traditional NeighborhoodT3M T3 with Master PlanT4 Traditional NeighborhoodOS Office-ServiceB1 Local BusinessBC Community Business (converted)B2 Community BusinessB3 General BusinessB4 Central BusinessB5 Central Business ServiceIT Transitional IndustrialITM IT with Master PlanI1 Light IndustrialI2 General IndustrialI3 Restricted IndustrialVP Vehicular ParkingPD Planned DevelopmentCA Capitol Area Jurisdiction
Zoning Requirements:
District: Main Site RT2, pocket park RT1
Height: Maximum 3 Stories, 40 FeetSetbacks: Front 25 Feet, Side 9 Feet, Rear 25 Feet
Auto Parking Requirements:Zoning Code Section 63.207.-Parking requirements by use: Social, cultural andrecreational facilities
Non-commercial recreation, multi-use community center: 1space per 1000 SF GFA
Bicycle Parking: 1 space for every 20 Auto spaces. Bicycle Parking may besubstituted for up to 10% of min. off street parking. 4 spaces in a rack = 1parkingspace
FOOTBALL / SOCCER
POND
PARKING
BASKE
TBALL
HORSESH
OES
VOLLEYBALL
& KATO
VOLLEYBALL
& KATO
PLAYGROUND
CONCEPT 1
NEW REC
CENTER
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTER NOVEMBER 21, 2016 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTS
Pros:Full size footballExisting building will remain open during constructionGood Storm water solutions
Cons:Needs Triangle to make football workNot engages with the pocket parkNot as much visibility for buildingParking not close to buildingAccess to existing utilities
CONCEPT 2SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTER NOVEMBER 21, 2016 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTS
FOOTBALL / SO
CCER
POND
PARKING
BASKETBALL
HORSESH
OES
VOLLEYBALL
& KATO
VOLLEYBALL
& KATO
PLAYGROUND
OUTDO
OR GATHERING
SPACENEW RECCENTER
Pros:Full size footballExisting building will remain open during constructionGood Storm water solutionsGood visibility along ComoNot dependent on Marion TriangleCreates 2 story atrium with high visibility for interiorprogrammingCreates dense streetscape along ComoAllows connection to playground and sidewalkLively interior spaces along ComoCons:Tree removal to allow for footballgrade change for football
CONCEPT 3SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTER NOVEMBER 21, 2016 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTS
FOOTBALL / SO
CCER
POND
PARKINGBASKETBALL
HORSESH
OESVOLLE
YBALL
& KATO
VOLLEYBA
LL
& KATO
PLAYGRO
UND
NEW RE
C
CENTER
Pros:Full size footballGood Storm water solutionsaccess to existing utilitiesNot dependent on Marion TriangleCaptures natural drainagegood visibility from MarionCenter closer to neighborhood
Cons:Not engages with the pocket parkNot as much visibility for buildingExisting building has to closeplayground and courts close to the roadbasketball further from the building and next to playno link to pocket park
CONCEPT 4SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTER NOVEMBER 21, 2016 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTS
FOOTBALL / SO
CCER
POND
PARKI
NG
BASKETBALL
HORSESH
OESVO
LLEYBALL
& KATO
VOLLEYBALL
& KATO
PLAYGROUND
NEW RECCENTER
Pros:Full size footballExisting building will remain open during constructionGood Storm water solutionsVisual connections to all fields
Cons:Needs Triangle to make building workNot engaged with the pocket parkPiping under existing road makes building not viableParking not close to buildingPlay area and basketball would be close to the road
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSCONCEPT 2 DEVELOPMENT
SCHEFFER COMMUNITY CENTERNOVEMBER 30, 2016 | JLG 16147 | © 2016 JLG ARCHITECTSCOMMUNITEE ADIVISORY COMMITTEE LISTENING SESSION
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