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<br /> <br /> FIVE-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN <br /> DEPARTMENT PROJECT TITLE PROJECT NUMBER FIVE- YEAR COST <br /> Parks and Recreation Hazelnut Park Shelter 601-99 $25,000 <br /> Building <br /> SCHEDULED PROJECT ACTIVITY <br /> FUNDING SOURCE 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 FUTURE <br /> Park Fund $25,000 Replace- <br /> ment - 20 <br /> years <br /> LOCATION <br /> Hazelnut Park <br /> DESCRIPTION <br /> At this time, a building similar to Valentine Park is being considered. It is a wooden building with a <br /> concrete floor, and no running water. The building will be, used for skating, and could also be used <br /> for the playground program and storage. <br /> JUSTIFICATION <br /> The existing building was moved to the park from Joharma Junior High. It is over 25 years old. The <br /> floor is wooden and is beginning to rot. The roofleaks, and the building is not insulated well, and <br /> loses heat quickly. <br /> CURRENTSTATUS~ROJECTEDSCHEDULE <br /> The building should be replaced as soon as possible. It is questionable whether the floor will hold out <br /> through the winter. 1999 should be the latest replacement year, or the building should be torn down <br /> and closed as a warming shelter. . <br /> RELATIONSHIP TO EXISTING PLANS AND OTHER PROGRAMS <br /> The Parks & Recreation Commission and staff have talked about making the building more multi-use. <br /> The City should explore moving the building location to higher ground so it doesn't flood in the <br /> spring. <br /> e <br />
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