South Landing Recreation Area Community Recreation and Social Center - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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South Landing Recreation Area Community Recreation and Social Center History Vision Reality Outcome Outcome How did we get here? Tennis courts poor condition and lack of use Professional assessments Repair


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South Landing Recreation Area

Community Recreation and Social Center

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  • History
  • Vision
  • Reality
  • Outcome
  • Outcome
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  • How did we get here?

– Tennis courts poor condition and lack of use – Professional assessments – Repair not feasible – Repair not feasible – Replacement cost unjustifiable - $85,000

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Goals

– Enjoyable by largest number of residents – Expand community social hub – Enhance community appearance – Enhance community appearance – Low maintenance – Support property values – Attract prospective buyers – Improve first impression of South Landing – Distinguish South Landing from other POA’s

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Planned Solution

– Park setting – Shade trees – Drought and deer resistant plants – Drought and deer resistant plants – Flower beds – Seating – Gazebo – Bocce court

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Conceptual Plan

– Invited landscape plans from local experts – Obtained 2 landscape plans – Selected plan from Sandhills CC – Selected plan from Sandhills CC

  • Graduating landscape architect student project

– Conceptual plan vs. blueprint

  • Will evolve as project proceeds

– Already pared plantings from 90 to 38

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Cost of Full Implementation

– Cost estimate / breakdown (as of spring 2017) – Permanent asset

  • capital improvement vs. operating budget
  • capital improvement vs. operating budget

– Cannot completely fund from POA treasury – Tennis courts were there for 30 years – Park will exist for decades – Part of first impression of South Landing – Do it at a reasonable cost – not cheaply

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Rough Cost Estimate – Spring 17

Demolition, removal, grading $5,800 Trees/shrubs $2,000 Irrigation and new meter $2,500 Irrigation and new meter $2,500 Pathways $900 Gazebo and concrete slab $6,600 Bocce $600 Mulch______________________ $500 Estimated Remaining Project Total $13,100

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Funding Gap (approximate)

Estimated Remaining Project Total $13,100 Available Funds (approximate) Available Funds (approximate) Tennis Reserves after demo $2,300 Beautification / Memorial Fund $1,900 Total Available Funds $4,200 Gap $8,900

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Ways to Mitigate Costs

– Possible further reduction of plantings – Phased Implementation as funds allow

  • Infrastructure
  • Infrastructure
  • Shade trees, pathways
  • Shrubs, gazebo, bocce

– Expense offset – end of yearly tennis reserve – Volunteer Labor – Voluntary Donations

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How much can we achieve?

– It all depends on community generosity

  • Labor and funding

– Will be an asset to community – Will be an asset to community – Achieves all of the goals

Although $13,100 is a lot of money It is much less than $85,000