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                                               Aquatic Park Capital Projects
                Department                                     Project Title                         Project Number
        Aquatic Park                                General Facility Improvements (2021)                 WP2101
                                                      Project Description
        This project consists of costs for annual general facility improvements such as drainage improvements,miscellaneous building
        improvements, capital acquisitions and any safety improvements or emergency repairs for the facility that are identified during the
        operating season.  Projects in the past have included ADA updates, replacement motors, drainage improvements, concrete repair
        and patching and resurfacing of numerous park attractions.






                                                      Project Justification
        This project is important for emergency items and for general improvements to the park that are not included in the operating
        budget.  Items may include safety items, ride equipment replacement, new initiatives to improve guest service and safety related
        projects.
        As the park ages, larger mechanical items will begin to fail due to age and use.  This project wil replace end of life items such as AC
        units, larger kitchen equipment and ride motors and operating systems as needed.
        As the park lighting systems require replacement due to age, staff is requesting to replace lights with energy efficient LED lighting.
        This also supports the "Green Initiative" taken by park staff to use the most cost effective and energy efficient materials possible.
        Due to age, UV exposure and chlorinated water, the fiberglass colors on various park slides are fading and dull.  This project will
        refurbish a portion of the slides with a specialized coating which will improve the colors and lifespan of the attractions.
        Funding source:  Aquatic Park Fund (415).


        Project Schedule            Beginning Date   Ending Date        History          Fiscal Year   Amount
        Professional Services                                        Adopted Budget        2020-21       $100,000
        Engineering/Design                                               Total                           $100,000
        Land/ROW Acquisition
        Construction                     10/2020         09/2021
        Other
        Total Schedule                   10/2020         09/2021

        Sources of Funds             Appr. To Date  2021‐22 Budget  2022‐23 Estimate  2023‐Completion  Total Funding
        General Obligation Bonds
        Certificates of Obligation
        Federal/State Grants
        Reserves                         100,000              0                0               0         $100,000
        Sales Tax
        Other
        Total Funding                   $100,000             $0               $0              $0          $100,000

        Project Costs                  To Date    2021‐22 Budget  2022‐23 Estimate   2023‐Completion    Total Cost
        Professional Services
        Engineering/Design
        Land/ROW Acquisition
        Construction                     100,000               0               0               0          $100,000
        Other
        Total Costs                      $100,000             $0              $0              $0          $100,000
        Operating Impact
        Decreases in electric costs with LED lights.  Savings on annual expenses as older mechanical items are replaced with newer, more efficient ones.


        Fiscal Year                2020‐21       2021‐22      2022‐23       2023‐24       2024‐25     Total Impact
        Amount                           $0            $0            $0            $0            $0           $0



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