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■ Silverdome at Thornton A. Sullivan Park, 11405 Silver Lake Rd., 12,500sf. Built in 1954, <br />home of the former Silver Lake Bible Camp assembly hall with heavy curved glulam <br />beams, dirt floor and missing stage at east facade. This unique building is currently only <br />used for storage, with the roof protected by a large custom-made tarp. The dome has <br />potential for adaptive reuse, noting limited parking in immediate vicinity of adjacent <br />public roadway. Due to the sloped dirt floor, the Dome is not ADA accessible. Photos in <br />Appendix B, Item 1. <br />❖ Forest Park Area: <br />■ Forest Park Swim Center, 16,390 sf. Large natatorium including entry, locker rooms, staff <br />office, main pool, spa, family changing rooms, sauna, separate mechanical rooms for main <br />pool and spa, mechanical mezzanine above locker rooms, large outside concrete sun <br />deck, and modest outside children's wading pool. This pool facility has been <br />incrementally modernized since construction in 1976. Over the last 5 years the following <br />projects have taken place: <br />• Natatorium lighting, exhaust fan motor, and ceiling fan replaced <br />• Replaced circulations pumps, flow meter and chlorine feed to indoor and outdoor <br />pools <br />• Replaced main boilers, hot water boilers and installed tankless units in locker <br />rooms <br />• Replaced MCC and control system <br />• Upgraded electrical distribution system to main pump room and spa <br />• Replaced chiller supply pump <br />• Added new heat exchanger supply pump <br />• Rebuild the Sauna interior and controls <br />• Replaced sump pump drain <br />• Replaced heating and cooling elements of the HVAC system <br />Everett Parks is open to proposals for this building that do not include pool use as well. <br />Photos in Appendix B, Item 2. <br />■ Animal Farm in Forest Park, 802 E. Mukilteo Blvd. The area is comprised of 8 buildings on <br />the west side of Forest Park. Photos in Appendix B, Item 3. <br />• The Animal Farm Program spaces and sizes are described below: <br />o Classroom — 720sf <br />o Bunny Bank-80sf <br />o Bunny Barn — 200sf <br />o Duck Building — 200sf <br />o Horse Barn — 1,100sf <br />o Main Barn and Office — 828sf <br />o Pig Building — 150sf <br />Page 10 of 29 <br />
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