MEMO TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Mayor John Marchione
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Redmond Pool
I. RECOMMENDED ACTION
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None, this is a project informational update only.
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II. DEPARTMENT CONTACTS
Carrie Hite Director of Parks and Recreation 425-556-2326
Rachel Van Winkle Deputy Director of Parks and Recreation 425-556-2334
Dave Tuchek Park Operations Manager 425-556-2318
John Mork Project Manager 425-556-2713
Bethany Kennedy Engagement Manager 425-556-2366
III. DESCRIPTION/BACKGROUND
The Redmond Pool improvements project was identified in the Facilities Strategic Management Plan that was adopted by Council in January 2019. Through extensive stakeholder involvement to gather input on the Future of Redmond's Community Centers, aquatics facilities were ranked as the highest priority by the community.
The City Council adopted the 2019 - 2025 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) as part of the 2019-2020 budget. The CIP allocated $8M for the pool improvements in the 2019-2020 timeframe. The improvements address essential and high-priority systems and make structural improvements to allow the pool to operate for an additional 25-30 years.
Phase I - Essential Systems Improvements
McKinstry is under contract to complete approximately $5.4M in system repair and replacement that will improve the overall pool facility efficiency and operation. The pool lining and UV Filtration system brought this total to $5.9M. This work will result in lower utility use and costs along with improved building system performance and occupant experience. The following improvements are currently being performed.
* Boiler system
* Pool circulation system
* Pool heat exchanger
* Lighting
* Electrical service and panels
* Domestic hot water tanks
* Glazing
* Roofing
* Skylights
* Air handler units
* Relining the pool
* Asbestos abatement
* Acoustical tile removal
* Repairs to pool concrete substructure
The contractor w...
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