2023/10/25 Council Agenda Packet

Page 11 of 36 with the City and offer convenience and fun for residents utilizing the Parks. Proposals should follow the format listed in Section 4 which requests an outline of the general idea and location of what is being proposed, including the benefits to the city, City residents, and visitors. If a proposal advances, formal discussions will take place with the potential for contract negotiations. Any modifications to City property are subject to the state prevailing wage rates. Example Park properties include, but are not limited to:  Forest Park Area: • Forest Park Swim Center, 16,390 sf. Photos in Appendix B, Item 1. Structure includes a large natatorium, lobby entry, locker rooms, staff office, main pool, spa, family changing rooms, sauna, separate mechanical rooms for main pool and spa, mechanical mezzanine above locker rooms, large outside concrete sun deck, and modest outside children's wading pool. This pool facility has been incrementally modernized since construction in 1976. Over the last 5 years that the pool was open, the following projects have taken place: o Natatorium lighting, exhaust fan motor, and ceiling fan replaced. o Replaced circulations pumps, flow meter and chlorine feed to indoor and outdoor pools. o Replaced main boilers, hot water boilers and installed tankless units in locker rooms. o Replaced MCC and control system. o Upgraded electrical distribution system to main pump room and spa. o Replaced chiller supply pump. o Added new heat exchanger supply pump. o Rebuild the Sauna interior and controls. o Replaced sump pump drain. o Replaced heating and cooling elements of the HVAC system. • Forest Park Swim Center Building – Non-Pool Uses. Everett Parks is open to proposals for the Forest Park Swim Center building that does not include pool use. Some ideas that emerged from the Swim Center Feasibility Study include: o Converting half of the indoor space, and all of the outdoor space into an Early Learning Center and play area. Photo in Appendix B, Item 1. o Converting the indoor and outdoor space into a skate park. Photo in Appendix B, Item 1. o Converting half of the indoor space into a fitness space. Photo in Appendix B, Item 1. o Updating the outdoor wading pool to make it operational and add outdoor seating, outdoor kitchen, and access to the spa. Photo in Appendix B, Item 1. • Animal Farm in Forest Park, 802 E. Mukilteo Blvd. The area is comprised of 8 buildings on the west side of Forest Park. Photos in Appendix B, Item 2. o The Animal Farm Program spaces and sizes are described below: • Classroom – 720 sf • Bunny Bank – 80 sf • Bunny Barn – 200 sf