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    Frank Olson Park Planning #2

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    The document summarizes a public engagement session for the design of Frank Olson Park. It includes an agenda with sections on what was heard from the public, business planning, site and building programs, and preliminary design alternatives. Key feedback was a preference for an indoor multi-generational recreation center over outdoor facilities. Design principles focused on the facility being a regional destination that appeals to a wide age range. The building program outlined space needs for athletics, aquatics, fitness, and other recreation areas totaling around 79,500 square feet. Conceptual designs showed indoor and outdoor options for the multi-generational center and aquatic facilities.

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    The document summarizes a public engagement session for the design of Frank Olson Park. It includes an agenda with sections on what was heard from the public, business planning, site and building programs, and preliminary design alternatives. Key feedback was a preference for an indoor multi-generational recreation center over outdoor facilities. Design principles focused on the facility being a regional destination that appeals to a wide age range. The building program outlined space needs for athletics, aquatics, fitness, and other recreation areas totaling around 79,500 square feet. Conceptual designs showed indoor and outdoor options for the multi-generational center and aquatic facilities.

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    The document summarizes a public engagement session for the design of Frank Olson Park. It includes an agenda with sections on what was heard from the public, business planning, site and building programs, and preliminary design alternatives. Key feedback was a preference for an indoor multi-generational recreation center over outdoor facilities. Design principles focused on the facility being a regional destination that appeals to a wide age range. The building program outlined space needs for athletics, aquatics, fitness, and other recreation areas totaling around 79,500 square feet. Conceptual designs showed indoor and outdoor options for the multi-generational center and aquatic facilities.

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    The document summarizes a public engagement session for the design of Frank Olson Park. It includes an agenda with sections on what was heard from the public, business planning, site and building programs, and preliminary design alternatives. Key feedback was a preference for an indoor multi-generational recreation center over outdoor facilities. Design principles focused on the facility being a regional destination that appeals to a wide age range. The building program outlined space needs for athletics, aquatics, fitness, and other recreation areas totaling around 79,500 square feet. Conceptual designs showed indoor and outdoor options for the multi-generational center and aquatic facilities.

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    Public Engagement Sessions

    Frank Olson Park


    Design Charrette
    8 - 9 November 2023
    Agenda – 9 November 2023
    What We heard

    Business Planning

    Site Program

    Building Program

    Aquatics Program

    Preliminary Design Alternatives


    What We heard
    Frank Olson … what we heard
    Would you be more supportive an outdoor facility that can be used
    • Indoor multi-generational approximately 75 days a years or an indoor facility that can be used
    360 days per year?
    recreation center with aquatics
    was preferred over outdoor
    pool Indoor

    • Ensure new facility includes


    Outdoor
    areas for lap swimming
    Indoor
    • Combination of both fitness Outdoor
    and recreation water
    • Add shade and tables 0 20 40 60 80
    • Provide swim lessons
    BUSINESS PLANNING
    Business Plan 01
    Development Data Collection

    Process and Analysis

    04 03 02

    Program Community Market Analysis


    Identification & Engagement
    Prioritization

    05 08
    06 07
    Building Program Capital & Financing & Business Plan
    Operating Cost Operating Development
    Proforma
    Community Center Analysis

    Operating Hours Balancing Community Use/ Program Use/ Membership/ Admission Structure
    Reservations and Rentals

    Utilization Schedules by Functional Staffing Levels Policy/ Procedure/ Process Review


    Space and Improvement
    Recommendations
    Projected Multigenerational Center Proforma
    DESIGN GUIDING PRINCIPLES
    • Program Drives Design!
    • Create Unique Experiences at Parks within SFPR System
    • Forward Thinking Approach – Reflection of the Past
    w/Eye on the Future
    • Frank Olson – A Regional Destination and Crown Jewel of
    the SFPR System
    • Cost Effective, Functional, Efficient & Durable
    • Wide Age Segment Appeal
    • Future Partners to Invest In
    SITE PROGRAM
    Park Structures

    Picnic Shelter Restroom, Ops & Associated Spaces


    Parking & Pathways / Walks

    Defined Space Interior Path


    Outdoor Play

    Shade Structures Play Structures

    Nature Play Adult Fitness


    Passive Recreation

    Synthetic Multi-Use Lawn

    Open Lawn

    Passive Recreation
    Active Recreation

    Bocce
    Pickleball Grass Softball Fields
    Tennis

    Sand Volleyball
    BUILDING PROGRAM
    Multi-Gen Recreation / Aquatic Program (Indoor)
    CORE PROGRAM COMPONENTS / SPACE TYPE AREA SF

    ATHLETICS 22,500 SF

    AQUATICS 24,800 SF

    HEALTH FITNESS 11, 100 SF

    MULTI-USE / GENERAL PROGRAM 5,300 SF

    ACTIVITY ZONES 2,700 SF

    FACILITY ADMINISTRATION 1,300 SF

    SOCIAL / GATHERING 2,100 SF

    BUILDING SUPPORT 22,800 SF

    TOTAL BUILDING AREA 79,500SF


    Circulation & Social Gathering

    Lobby / General Circulation


    Multi-Use / General Program

    Program Rooms / Kitchen


    Activity Zones

    Indoor Play / Adventure Play


    Activity Zones

    eSports / Party Room


    Health / Fitness

    Performance Fitness / Fitness Floor


    Health / Fitness

    Group X
    Athletics (Gymnasium & Track)

    Gymnasium
    Athletics

    Pickleball Batting Cages

    Volleyball Basketball Gymnasium


    Track
    AQUATICS PROGRAM
    Aquatic Program

    Lap Pool Activity Pool

    Lazy River / Current Channel Warm Water Program / Wellness Pool Water Slides
    Outdoor Aquatics
    SOUTH OPTION

    Site Plan
    SOUTH OPTION
    NORTH OPTION

    Site Plan
    NORTH OPTION
    INDOOR OPTION
    INDOOR OPTION
    OUTDOOR OPTION
    OUTDOOR OPTION
    CONCEPTUAL MULTI-GEN RECREATION MASSING
    CONCEPTUAL MULTI-GEN RECREATION MASSING
    CONCEPTUAL MULTI-GEN RECREATION MASSING
    CONCEPTUAL MULTI-GEN RECREATION MASSING
    Thank You

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