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! ! ! ! Lafayette Recreation Center ! ! Community Meeting # 8 ! July 10, 2019 ! AGENDA 1. ! Project Recap 2. ! Updated Recreation Center Design / Site Plan 3. ! Stormwater Charrette Feedback 4. ! Stormwater Design 5. ! General Concerns /

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Lafayette Recreation Center Community Meeting # 8 July 10, 2019

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AGENDA

1.! Project Recap 2.! Updated Recreation Center Design / Site Plan 3.! Stormwater Charrette Feedback 4.! Stormwater Design 5.! General Concerns / Questions & Answers 6.! Next Steps 7.! Project Points of Contact

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PROJECT RECAP

Project Budget $4.6M includes: –! new, small, innovative facility that fits within context of the community –! holistic park storm-water management improvements –! new lighting in the park (based on lighting task force’s recommendations) –! working water fountains within the park and in the Recreation Center –! ADA accessible restrooms –! Note that no funding will be used towards athletic court lighting.

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PROJECT RECAP

Community Meetings 1.! Oct 26, 2017 – Project Introduction 2.! Jan 17, 2018 – Community Survey Review 3.! July 11, 2018 – First Concept Review 4.! Sep 12, 2018 – Continued Concept Review 5.! Nov 29, 2018 – Continued Concept Review 6.! Apr 9, 2019 – Continued Concept Review 7.! May 14, 2019 – Stormwater Charrette 8.! July 10, 2019 – Final Recreation Center Design Review

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OVERALL SITE DESIGN

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ENLARGED PLAN NEAR BUILDING

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BIORETENTION SECTION

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PRECEDENT IMAGERY LANDSCAPE

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FLOOR PLAN

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ROOF PLAN

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SOUTH ELEVATION

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NORTH ELEVATION

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WEST ELEVATION

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EAST ELEVATION

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HISTORIC BOARD / SIGNAGE

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MATERIALS - EXTERIOR

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MATERIALS - INTERIOR

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WINDOW / DAYLIGHTING STUDY

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BUILDING LIGHT FIXTURES

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RENDERING – NORTH VIEW

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RENDERING – WEST VIEW

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RENDERING – INTERIOR MP ROOM

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RENDERING – SOUTH VIEW

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STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

WHAT’S CAUSING THE EROSION?

  • ! Stormwater!
  • ! Increased precipitation (next page)
  • ! Compacted cover
  • ! Steep slopes
  • ! Long flow paths (see photo)
  • ! Exposed soils
  • ! Existing tree canopy (shade –

difficult to get turf to grow)

  • ! Existing site usage
  • ! Foot / Paw Traffic (heavily used)
  • ! Sledding
  • ! Clogged bioretention

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STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

WTOP (103,5 FM) WASHINGTON — 2018 will officially go down as D.C.'s wettest calendar year on record. The National Weather Service (NWS) announced that Reagan Airport's total observed rainfall for the year had reached 61.34 inches at exactly 6:26 a.m. on Saturday, shattering D.C.'s old record of 61.33 inches set in 1889. THE WASHINGTON POST— In just an hour (on Monday from 8:52 to 9:52), about a month’s worth of rain drowned the District, a staggering 3.3 inches fell at Reagan National Airport, breaking a 148 year old record.

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SW CHARRETTE FEEDBACK

  • 5. Top of Hill
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Called “Upper Field”

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Heavily Used

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Tot Soccer

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Dog Run

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Not permitted

  • 9. Baseball Field
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Called “Lower Field”

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Heavily Used + Compacted

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Permitted by DPR

  • 8. Some passive recreation, but
  • kay to plant more trees

(strategically)

  • 4. Tennis Courts
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Heavily Used

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Not Draining

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Dogs Running

  • 3. Alley
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Heavily Used

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Outdoor Fitness

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Hockey

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Waiting Area

  • 7. Sledding Hill
  • 2. Well used walking path
  • 1. Limited usage
  • 6. Playground
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Heavily Used

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SW RECOMMENDATIONS

Top of Hill

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Remove historic artifacts

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Remediate soil (subsoiling)

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Limit foot/paw traffic

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Regulate school usage

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Educational signage * No dogs allowed on field Plant more trees Tennis Courts

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Clean drains

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No dogs allowed * Consider strategic boardwalks * Extend perimeter drain Meadow + tree plantings Meadow + tree plantings Meadow + tree plantings

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SOIL REMEDIATION

* No dogs allowed on field Tennis Courts

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Clean drains

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No dogs allowed Alley

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Heavily Used

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Outdoor Fitness

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Hockey

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Waiting Area * Wildflower plantings * Extend perimeter drain

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STRATEGIC MEADOW PLANTINGS

* No dogs allowed on field Tennis Courts

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Clean drains

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No dogs allowed Alley

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Heavily Used

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Outdoor Fitness

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Hockey

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Waiting Area * Wildflower plantings * Consider boardwalks * Extend perimeter drain

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STRATEGIC BOARDWALKS

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EDUCATIONAL SIGNAGE

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SWM PLAN

* INSERT INFO FROM CIVIL

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STORMWATER MGT SEQUENCING

1.! Phase One:

  • ! Removal of all historic artifacts from top of park hill
  • ! Remediation of the soil on top of park hill
  • ! Wildflower meadow plantings / additional tree plantings
  • ! Expansion of the existing trench drain
  • ! Educational and Interpretive signage
  • ! Boardwalks (if needed)

2.! Phase Two – DGS/DPR/DOEE evaluate and monitor Phase One implementation for effectiveness. Monthly site visits with analysis. Full timeline TBD. 3.! Phase Three:

  • ! Strategic implementation of remaining civil plans (bioretention, berms, new

trench drains, underground pipe system to convey stormwater overflow, new concrete gutters and walkways)

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QUESTION & ANSWER

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NEXT STEPS

1.! Next Community Meeting: TBD 2.! Recreation Center Design: Complete with tonight’s presentation 3.! Permit: Winter 2018/19 to Summer 2019 4.! Construction: Summer 2019 to Spring 2020

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Note: Schedule subject to change based regulatory reviews, weather, unforeseen conditions, etc.

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POINTS OF CONTACT

Department of General Services John Stokes, Deputy Director john.stokes@dc.gov Department of Parks and Recreation Brent Sisco, Landscape Architect brent.sisco@dc.gov Project Website www.dgs.dc.gov/page/lafayette-recreation-center-modernization

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