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BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No. 3.
For Meeting of:April 12, 2022
ITEM TITLE: Martin Luther King Jr. Park Community Swimming Pool
SUBMITTED BY: Ken Wilkinson, Parks & Recreation Manager 509 576 6416
SUMMARY EXPLANATION:
In 2005, the City of Yakima closed the swimming pool at Martin Luther King Jr. Park. In 2017, at
the direction of Yakima City Council, a committee was formed to study the options for a
community swimming pool in east Yakima. City Council chose Martin Luther King Jr. Park as the
preferred location for the pool. A feasibility study was conducted and completed in 2019. Three
options for a swimming pool were created by the consultant based on the work conducted by the
committee and ranged in price from $8 to $13 million. A funding request was made to the
Washington State Legislative Capital Budget and was approved. The request was for$1 million
to pay for creation of the plans, specifications and bid documents for the construction of a
community swimming pool. The City will be including in its 2023 budget$3 million in capital costs
for the pool. The 2023 budget will be reviewed with Council beginning in October 2022.
ITEM BUDGETED: NA
STRATEGIC PRIORITY: Neighborhood and Community Building
APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL BY THE CITY MANAGER
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0 MLK Jr. Park Community Swimming Pool presentation 3/29/2022 Presentation
Community Swimming Pool
Study Session
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Martin Luther King Jr. - •
610 S. 8th Street
Yakima 9890
April 12 ' 022
Martin Luther King Jr. Park
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Request for $1 ,000,000 Approved
Legislative Capital Project Budget
• Washington State Senate - Sen. King
• Washington State House of Representative
Rep. DuFault & Rep. Mosbrucker
Legislative Capital Budget Project Request
• The funding will be used to develop plans, specifications
and bid documents needed for the construction of a
public swimming pool located in east Yakima.
• The plans, specifications and bid documents will allow the
City of Yakima to construct a swimming pool that will
provide the neighborhood with recreation opportunities,
swim lessons and programs to provide water safety for t -
children in the community.
• Measurable objectives will be a set of plans, spe ' ifications
and bid documents that are ready for pool co ' struction
History
Committee Established - July 2017
6 Committee meetings were held
Committee Members
City Council Park & Recreation Commissioners
Avina Gutierrez, District 2 Stacy Hackenmueller
Dulce Gutierrez, District 1 Matt Tweedy
Holly Cousens, District 7 Josette Gonzales
Community Members
Alma Rabaden
Erika Deleon
Joe Mann
History - continued
• A Study Session was presented to Yakima City Council - February 2018
• Martin Luther King Jr. Park was selected by City Council as the preferred
location for the pool
• City Council directed staff to complete the RFQ process for a Feasibilit
Study
• Scope of Work
• Prepare a proposal to create three schematic designs utilizi • artin
Luther King Jr. Park
• Develop estimated operational and construction costs f• r the
proposed swimming pool
History - continued
• Aquatic Consultant Counsilman - Hunsaker was hired to gather
community input and create a Feasibility Study
• At the June 6, 2018 City Council meeting, it was discussed to begin
identifying possible funding for the proposed Martin Luther King Jr. Park
Community Swimming Pool project
• Feasibility Study was completed
• Feasibility Study presented to Parks & Recreation Commission - D tire er
2019
• Operational funding source to be determined
Indoor features Option 1
• Lobby
• Offices
• Locker rooms .\ +: ,
• Outdoor restrooms I
• Classroom/party room
• Concessions _ _
• Storage
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• 2,763 sq. ft. recreation pool _ a
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• 3,739 sq. ft. tot pool
• Tot slide
• Play structure -.
• 1,235 sq. ft. sprayground I 0
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Cost: $7.4 M * .-• ar= -
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• 5,167 sq. ft. recreation pool /
• 4 - 25 Yard Lap Lanes
• Crossing activity ( � "� I
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• Water slides �� _
• Large bowl slide 4/15• 2,139 sq. ft. tot pool 0 " _a. ._
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• 1,235 sq. ft. sprayground 'i, 0 c 4,
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Cost: $10.4 M*
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Indoor features Option 3
• Lobby
• Offices
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• Locker Rooms
• Outdoor Restrooms
• Classroom/party room - '
• Concessions
• Storage `
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• 5,642 sq. ft. recreation pool
• 3 - 25 Yard Lap LanesLi --'1 /
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• Vortex
• Water slides L-I1
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• 873 Sq. Ft. Teen Pool /
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• Bowl slide I I
• Rope swing , ® -- r -
• 2,139 sq. ft. tot pool _ r' /A s O
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• 1,235 sq. ft. sprayground
Cost: $11.3 M* , T III .
{cost estimated based on 2019 prices}
Schematic Design - Option #3
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