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12-11-17 Board of Public Works Meeting Agenda
BPW Meeting Board of Public Works AGENDA ITEMS Topic Voting? DATE: December 11, 2017 TIME: 4:45 pm LOCATION: 3rd Floor, City Hall, Council Chambers 108 E. Green St., Ithaca Time Presenter(s) Allowed 1. CaII to Order/Agenda Review 2. Mayor's Communications 3. Communications and Hearings from Persons Before the Board 4. Response to the Public 5. Reports A. Special Committees of the Board B. Council Liaison C. Board Liaisons D. Superintendent and Staff 6. New Presentations No No No Mayor Myrick Mayor Myrick Public No Commissioners 5 min. No Various 15 min. A. Parking in Collegetown No Sam Schuepbach 15 min. A discussion about parking from the business owner's point of view. 7. Administration & Communications A. Approval of Minutes 1. September 11, 2017 2. August 14, 2017 B. 2018 Board Meeting Schedule 8. Buildings, Properties, Refuse & Transit 9. Highways, Streets & Sidewalks A. A Resolution to Deny a Request for a Loading Zone on Linden Avenue Staff recommend that this be denied due to possible impacts emergency vehicles. 10. Parking & Traffic A. 2018 Parking Rates — Resolution Yes Dir. of Parking Nagy 10 min. It's that time of year again to set the parking rates for next year. B. Approval for the Distribution of One Hour Free No Dir. of Parking Nagy 10 min. Parking Passes to Downtown Retailers — Resolution The Downtown Ithaca Alliance is requesting that one hour free parking passes be distributed to downtown businesses for their customers during the holiday season. 11. Creeks, Bridges & Parks Yes Mayor Myrick 5 min. No Supt. Thorne 5 min. Yes Dir. of Eng. Logue 5 min. on access to the street by 12. Water & Sewer If you have a disability that will require special arrangements to be made in order for you to fully participate in the meeting, please contact the City Clerk at 607-274-6570 at least 48 hours before the meeting. The Board of Public Works meets on the second and fourth Mondays at 4:45 p.m. All meetings are voting meetings, opening with a public comment period. Meeting agendas are created from prior public input, Department operating, planning issues, and requests made to the Superintendent. The Board reserves the right to limit verbal comments to three minutes and to request written comments on lengthy or complex issues. This information may then be used to create committee agendas, with the speaker or author invited to attend. 13. Discussion Items A. Lead Agency Concurrence for the Proposed No Deputy Dir. of 10 min. Stewart Park Inclusive Playground Planning Nicholas The Planning Department has provided information regarding the Stewart Park Inclusive Playground. 14. New Business No 15. FYI - Memo from Planning and Development Board No 16. Adjournment Yes Date: December 6, 2017 Time Topic Voting? Presenter(s) Allowed Page 2 of 7 a CYS 0, N lQ� i Fcr,�VP INiM NIS. 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A Resolution to Deny Request for a Loading Zone on Linden Avenue WHEREAS, the owners of 210 Linden Avenue have requested that a loading zone be created along their street frontage as mitigation for a state fire code variance request related to the height of the proposed building and aerial fire apparatus access, and WHEREAS, staff agrees that there is not a need for a loading zone at this location for any delivery or commercial reason, and WHEREAS, staff has determined that this scenario could occur at numerous locations around the City, likely the majority of tax parcels in the City, and WHEREAS, staff and the Board of Public Works are concerned about the precedent that would be set by granting the request, and WHEREAS, if the BPW was to grant this request, the City would effectively restrict parking on this portion of Linden Avenue forever because if the BPW allowed parking on the street in the future or somehow otherwise modified the roadway as to lessen the clear width (exclusive of parking) between the curbs, the building would likely not be allowed to be occupied in accordance with the NYS Fire Code, now, therefore be it RESOLVED, That the Board of Public Works hereby denies the request for a loading zone in front of 210 Linden Avenue. Page3of7 10A. Amended - 2018 Proposed Parking Rates - Resolution WHEREAS, the Board of Public Works has considered the proposed 2018 rates for municipal parking facilities in order to meet the adopted 2018 budget revenue projection, and WHEREAS, the following chart contains the entire rate structure for all rates within the City for 2018, and RESOLVED, That the Board of Public Works hereby adopts the proposed 2018 parking rates as follows in the attached table; and, be it further, RESOLVED, That all rates shall go into effect January 1, 2018, and shall remain until the Board of Public Works directs otherwise. Monthly Permits Actual 2017 Rates Effective 1/1/17 Proposed 2018 Rates Effective 1/1/18 Amount Changed Seneca Garage, Day and Night All Levels, Full Access $96.00/mo $100.00/mo 4% increase All Levels, Full Access (24/7) $96.00/mo $100.00/mo 4% increase 1.98% increase CPI Contract with Hotell $56.45/mo $57.56/mo 1.98% increase CPI Discontinued Contract with Cascade Plaza, LLC $96.00/mo $100.00/mo 4% increase Discontinued Worker's Special (M -F/10 hrs/day, 210 hrs/mo) $78.00/mo $46.00/ mo Discontinued Discontinued Part time Special (24/7, 105 hrs/mo) $67.00/mo $46.00/mo Discontinued Discontinued Overnight Only Special (5pm-8am) $46.00/mo Discontinued Primo Part time Special (24/7, 68 hrs/mo) $46.00/mo Discontinued Green Street Garage, Day and Night Street Garage, Day and Night All Levels, including long-term storage All Levels, Full Access $96.00/mo $100.00/mo 4% increase Worker's Special (M -F/10 hrs/day, 210 hrs/mo) Contract with Cascade Plaza, LLC2 $55.63/mo $56.73/mo 1.98% increase CPI Worker's Special (M -F/10 hrs/day, 210 hrs/mo) $78.00/ mo i.98% Discontinued Contract Cornell Rate Part time Special (24/7, 105 hrs/mo) $67.00/ mo increase CPI Discontinued Contract with County (Library)3 Overnight Only Special (5pm-8am) $46.00/ mo 3% change Discontinued Premium Area Rates Primo Part time Special (24/7, 68 hrs/mo) $46.00/mo 3% increase Discontinued Cayuga Street Garage, Day and Night All Levels, including long-term storage $69.00/mo $71.00/mo 3% increase Worker's Special (M -F/10 hrs/day, 210 hrs/mo) $56.00/mo. $58.00/mo 3.6% increase i.98% Contract Cornell Rate $49.46/mo $54.22/mo increase CPI Contract with County (Library)3 $69.00/ mo $71.00/ mo 3% change Premium Area Rates $123.00/mo $127.00/mo 3% increase Page 4 of 7 Dryden Road Garage Actual 2017 Rates Effective Proposed 2018 Rates Effective Amount Weekly Rates Full Access (24/7) $164.00/mo $200.00/mo 22% increase $30.00 Worker's Special (210 hrs/mo) $133.00/mo $159.50/mo 20% Increase $33.00 Part time Special (24/7, 105 hrs/mo) $72.00/mo $86.50/mo 20% Increase 20% increase Overnight Only Special (M-F/6pm-9am/ Free Weekends) $133.00/mo $159.50/mo 20% Increase Primo Part time Special (24/7, 68 hrs/mo) $47.00/mo $56.50/mo 20% Increase Other Non -Meter Permit Parking Actual 2017 Rates Effective Proposed 2018 Rates Effective Amount Weekly Rates Contract with County (DSS)3 $51.00/mo $52.00/mo 2% increase $30.00 611 Buffalo St. Parkin Lot Permit $25.00/mo $30.00/mo 20% increase Hourly Rates'. Actual 2017 Rates Effective 1/1/17 Proposed 2018 Rates Effective 1/1/18 Seneca, Green, Cayuga Street Garaaes5 Amount Changed Actual 2017 Rates Effective Proposed 2018 Rates Effective Amount Weekly Rates 1/1/17 1/1/18 Changed Seneca Garage, Day and Night $30.00 $33.00 10% increase Green Street Garage, Day and Night $30.00 $33.00 10% increase Dryden Road Garage, 24 Hours $51.00 $61.00 20% increase Hourly Rates'. Actual 2017 Rates Effective 1/1/17 Proposed 2018 Rates Effective 1/1/18 Seneca, Green, Cayuga Street Garaaes5 Amount Changed Dryden Road Garage 0-24 $1/hour $1/hour Maximum $15/day $15/day No Change Bulk Purchase: Garage Tokens or Tracer Tickets $26.00/ 40 hours $26.00/ 40 hours No Change Special Event Rate (weekend day entrance fee, 24 hour parking limit) Downtown garages $5 $5 No Change Parking Meters and Pay and Display Surface Lot: Green Street Garage $2.25/hour No max. $2.25/hour No max. No Change Downtown Collegetown $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. Thurston & Stewart Ave. & Edgemoor $0.75/hr 9 hr. max. $0.75/hr 9 hr. max. No Change No Change No Change Foot Notes 1 — Volume discount rate for 104 spaces — see contract dated June 6, 2006. Rate adjustment annually on 8/1 based on average increase in other rates, but not more than 3% Page 5 of 7 Per hour $1/hour $1/hour Maximum $7/day $7/day No Change Dryden Road Garage 0-24 $1/hour $1/hour Maximum $15/day $15/day No Change Bulk Purchase: Garage Tokens or Tracer Tickets $26.00/ 40 hours $26.00/ 40 hours No Change Special Event Rate (weekend day entrance fee, 24 hour parking limit) Downtown garages $5 $5 No Change Parking Meters and Pay and Display Surface Lot: Green Street Garage $2.25/hour No max. $2.25/hour No max. No Change Downtown Collegetown $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. $1.50/hr 2 hr. max. Thurston & Stewart Ave. & Edgemoor $0.75/hr 9 hr. max. $0.75/hr 9 hr. max. No Change No Change No Change Foot Notes 1 — Volume discount rate for 104 spaces — see contract dated June 6, 2006. Rate adjustment annually on 8/1 based on average increase in other rates, but not more than 3% Page 5 of 7 2 — Up to 100 permits in Seneca Street Garage at posted rate (except handicap permits, are at special Cayuga Garage rate); up to 20 permits in Green Street Garage (these permits will not be usable at any other garage), up to 150 permits in Cayuga Street Garage, total not to exceed 250 permits. Right to purchase additional 150 permits at posted rates — see contract dated June 6, 2006. Rate to change for first 250 permits after August 1, 2007, "from time to time" based on percentage change in the CPI between adjustment dates. 3 — The County's Mental Health/Library agreement for 100 spaces in Green Street Garage (and/or Lot D) has expired. The Board of Public Works agreed to transition the rate charged to County employees to the full market rate over a period of five years. Commencing in 2015, the rate is 100% of the market rate. County's DSS agreement for 20 spaces on West State Street (in "Fire Station lot") expires December 31, 2016 (needs to be negotiated). 4 — Fees charged: Downtown garages, 3:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday: Dryden Road garage, 24 hours / 7 days. 5 — The City has an agreement with TC3 that allows TC3 to issue passes for students, clients, and customers, for which the City charges TC3 88 percent of posted rates for the accumulated parking fees. Page 6 of 7 10B. Approval for the Distribution of One Hour Free Parking Passes to Downtown Retailers — Resolution WHEREAS, the Downtown Ithaca Alliance proposed the distribution of one hour free parking passes for the 2017 Holiday Season, and WHEREAS, the parking passes would be intended for customers of downtown businesses to thank them for shopping locally, and WHEREAS, the costs of the parking passes will be paid for jointly by the City and Downtown Ithaca Alliance, now therefore be it RESOLVED, That the Board of Public Works hereby authorizes the distribution of one hour free parking passes to downtown businesses beginning December 12, 2017, for the 2017 holiday season. Page 7 of 7 CITY OF ITHACA 108 E. Green St. — Third Floor Ithaca, 14850-5690 JoAnn Cornish, Director DEPARTMENT OF P ING, BUILDING, ZONING, & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT D"sion of Planning & Economic Development P1 ing & Development – 607-274-6550 Co unity Development/I – 607-274-6565 E -Mail: d der@cityofithaca.org To: Svante Myrick, Mayor and Chair, Board of Public Works, 108 East Green Street, Ithaca, NY From: Lisa Nicholas, Deputy Director of Planning & Development Date: December 5, 2017 RE: Lead Agency Concurrence for Stewart Park Inclusive Playground REQUEST FOR LEAD AGENCY STATUS The City of Ithaca Planning and Development Board has a pending Site Plan Review application for the above -referenced project. This has been determined to be is a Type I Action under the City of Ithaca Environmental Quality Review Ordinance ("CEQRO") §176-4 B.(1)(h)[2]and (5) and the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA") § 617.4 (b)(10) and is subject to environmental review. In an effort to coordinate review under SEQRA and CEQRO, your Board or Agency has been identified as having "approval" authority over some aspects of this project. It is the Planning and Development Board's intention to act as Lead Agency in site plan review. The CEQRO Full Environmental Assessment Form ("FEAF") Part 1 and supplemental information provided by the applicant are enclosed. These are the minimum materials required under SEQRA and CEQRO for lead agency coordination. It is respectfully requested that you advise the undersigned within 30 days of your consent to the City of Ithaca Planning and Development Board serving as Lead Agency for this project. In the event that you do not respond within thirty (30) days, the Planning Board will undertake Lead Agency status at that time. You may indicate your consent by countersigning this letter in the space indicated below and returning it to this office. Please contact me at (607) 274-6557 if you have questions. Thank you for your cooperation. It is agreed the City of Ithaca Planning and Development Board shall be designated Lead Agency for the environmental review of the proposed Stewart Park Inclusive Playground in the City of Ithaca. The undersigned represents that she/he has the requisite authority to consent to lead agency status. Signature: Title: Agency: Date: Friends Stewart Park Lisa Nicholas, AICP, Senior P1 Planning Division City of Ithaca 108 E Green Street I a, NY 14850 September 16, 2017 D. Lisa, a 1 I Friends of Ste Park is pleased to submit the proposed Stewart Park Inclusive Playground for site plan review. This project is our organization's first major park revitalir ;tion project with the City, following six years of completing smaller -scale park improvements. The new playgro d is desi# ed to be an accessible and inclusive playground for children of all ages and abilities. This is a unique project in a very special place, and I look forward to engaging the City and the public in the review process. I : confident that this process will result in an # proved project, while being fully a, that, given the special nat of the park and the s' 'ficant scope of the project, the review and approval process may present unexp- 1- hallenges. The materials presented today reprc t y- ; s of design consideration and intensive prc. ;tion project review by our project engineers, '1'6 Millers, and the playground design te . We will be completing some additional items for presentation and discussion that - not included in the materials. We will provide the rendered site plan, both full sand tabloid size copies, for the Sketch Plan presentation in late November. In addition, we will provide more info ation about water - and cost of operating the splash pad; anticipated cost of • 'ntenance and strategies for addressing any inc sed costs; and our preliminary thoughts about the new playgro d pavilion and its potential for party rentals and revenue gen tion. Finally, the unique process of building the playgro d, a hybrid of community building and ;• itional bidding and construction methods, will be outlined and presented to City boards and co # 'ssions after conduct a meeting th the City's project ager, 'fitu Logue, and representatives of our plays *und design te s not possible to complete until the technical site work was be I look fo and to working with you and the P1; ing D p playground for Stewart Park and our community. Sincerely, H Rick ning, ASLA Executive Director -1- en d Board to r this exciting new Stewart Park Inclusive Playground Description for Site Plan Review Nov -4 ber 16, 2017 introduction Need for an Inclusive Playground The new Stewart Park Inclusive Playgro d will be like no other in the region. The playgro d is being designed by three local and award-winning playground des' ui f is with the Friends of Stewart Park (FSP) providing desis coot ation and leadership and TG Millers providing site engine g. Our goal is to design and build an inclusive playground for children of all ages and abilities to enjoy and sh, - with their f. • ilies and friends. FSP is proposing this new playground in Stewart Park for these reasons: • The park's existing play equipment and splash pad are out of date and do not meet cu at rnin safety or • • ssibility rawents. • FSP believes the play!, 'und will invigorate the park and be a catalyst for further park revitalization efforts being pl: led for the 2021 centennial celebration of Stewart Park's opening as a City -owned park on Ca e. • The c ent Stewart Park Playground was not desi ed with accessibility in d. Play structures are set into the la iin the vicinity of the Tea Pavilion with 'de spacing and no accessible routes or safety surfaces r • : the play structures. This makes it difficult, sometimes impossible, for children with disabilities or mobility p ents to navigate and use the equipment and fully enjoy their playground experience. Instead of being places of inclusivity where chil come together to play, traditional playgrounds can become places of sep. tion where a child ght end up watching play instead of actively participating. Karina, the daughter of Ithaca resident and playground dcsil advisor Chelsea Hill, uses a whee ch Chelsea shares her family's experience at the existing park playground: "The n, $ art Park Inclusive Playground is important for giving my daughter Karina independence as she plays alongside her friends. C ently, family becomes sepi ated when we visit the St art Park playgrormd, my husband carrying Chelsea to slides and ings while l'm involved in separate activities with my other daughters. # 'na's wheels sink into the surface of grass and woodchips, so even at almost 6 years old her dad has to carry her from play struc e to structure. It's almost like we are not even at the p ound together as a family. I c not bring her to the playground without my husband bec 1 can't physically c # her around for as long as she wi ts to play. A n and inclusive playground in Stewart Park would mean my hush' d would not need to carry Karina, and 1 could bring her to the playground on my own. She could move around freely next to her peers sisters and would not have physical barriers; she could just go to the playground and PLAY! This playground would mean no limits - just a place for Karina to be ELF, FREE in her own body." Stewart Park Inclusive Playground Features Follo ig is a briefs of the proposed fea described in more detail later in the n tive: • A new splash pad — a Separate and larger play ctures for pre-school and school-age children. of the new inclusive playeround, essible, interactive and more water efficient and fiin. - 2 - • An accessible b • •th a pathway leading to the Pinnacle, a 5' high Cayuga Lake Overlook that provides children in wheelch:s "th a view they seldom experience. This play s d pinnacle will be a st: g point for many exciting play exp 'ences. • Large sep : ,te play d structures for pre-school and school age children. Two play gardens - a music garden and sand garden. Play equipment includes numerous a Bible s •i gs and challenging climbing struc s. We , p ide shaded seating. :s and many benches where caregivers may relax and watch their chit • A Picnic Shelter for party r n cture is sited adja • A re . - and accessible C • Accessible walkways and paths and Ithaca's waterfront. play and socialize. tats and shady picnics, including new and accessible bathrooms. This t to the playgro d and cu ousel. 1 (accessible up and chariot to be opened in 2018). g to the Ca :a Waterfront Trail and other areas of the park Location and Existing Playground Equipment Proposed Location The new playgro d is proposed to be located be n the existing spray pad on the west and the carousel on the - t, south of the overhead electrical sn,ission lines that bisect the park. Stewart Park Road '11 fo s the southern bo daty of the new playground area. This location was selected and recommended by the Parks Co 'ssion four y s ago and has been presented to the Board of Public Works on y occasions. FSP envisions the area to the north of the overhead ele -cal lines, in the vie. 'ty of the Tea (Small) Pavilion, as la -a for passive and $ tructured play activities as well as picnicking and relaxing. Recommendations for Existing Play S etures 'd Equipment The Carousel will re in place and be ced and protected by a clear -roofed, o -sided pavilion stru that will cover the colorful a ing and new fence. The c • • spray padwill be demolished and replaced. The 5-12 y . old play structure near the Carousel will be removed and reused, if possible, in another location outside of Stewart Park. Most of the existing play equipment north of the overhead ele •cal lines is old and outdated, not meeting c ent safety standards. While some features have a rustic and nostalgic ch oth are sightly and have . play value. The old play equipment is not accessible and has many safety issues, not alit, with the goals we believe arc bodied in the new playground desiaa. FSP recommends removing all of this equipment with the exception of the large s g to near the Wharton Studio building (DPW Mainte ce Building) and the beloved' ly Bug.' However, the scope and efi-. $$ e for removal of existing equipment will be dete 'ned in consultation •th park s ; , the Parks Co ssion, and the Board of Public Works. We believe that any initial resistance to remo g old equipment will quickly wane when the new playgro d is completed. Design Description The Pinnacle Path The playground is organized d a gently -sloped be riscs to an elevation of 5'3" at "The Pi $ cle." This overlook is reached by an accessible path .y that does not exceed a 5% gradient. The pathway cu •tes at the P ; cle with a lovely view of the park and Cayu.ga Lake. This Pinnacle Path is s ced in concrete with a handrail on one edge and a curb on the other. The rail and curb are now required by code, due to the gentle slope; they are po -3 el ents to safely and comfortably. o • odating those with mobility c enges. The path has four circular, level, and shaded gathe Ig places bounded by •c limestone seating walls. In our design work with physical and occupation therapists and accessibility advocates and experts, we le. d that the experience of height is exciting and • usual for those in wheelch . • Elevation also creates many oppo i'ties for cl• bing and sliding for all children. Both the pre- school and school age play struct tie into the i along its climb providing access directly onto these accessible play stru es. The Pi acle Play Zone is located between the final two path circles at an elevation of approximately 5' 3". It supports two beautiful stainless steel slides, and boulder sc ble and a hillside climbing net. At the n - te iiinus of the path y, the e Overlook provides a (relatively) quiet se • g for vie • g the park = • • Cayuga Lake. FSP and our accessibility advisors believe that this pathway will be a very popular destination for people of all ages with and . ge of mobility issues. The handrail, bing and rest ar make it safe for wheelc users • d offer stability and support for elders, yo *g chil and those with balance and mobility challenges. Splash Pad Since 1962, s vhs ng has not been allo, d in Stewart Park. The existing concrete spray pad s constructed, we believe, in the 1950s and is one of the most popular s ime fees in the park. However, the concrete pad is curbed (therefore inaccessible), is all day, is very uall, and does not ent an intere ig ety of play exp ences common in modern splash pads. The proposed new splash pad is a spray -to- . facility that 11 not req e Health Dep ent p ss tting or oversight. The w. s on with a timer during the day but only sprays when a child or a caregiver p ses a button located along the edge of the pad ace. There will be a v: ety of sprayers — ground, wall and overhead — along with a water play table for children in wheelch. s and a small water slide. Shaded seating will be available around the splash pad on colo Park benches and Adirondack ch s. A shaded vie and entrance to the pad just off the path : y to the usel. . 4 y painted but standard Ste g area is located at the Designs for y of the upright • y features have not been fin. • d as are working on custom desi s for most of these it s and the standard upright elements are not, in our opinion, suitable for this playgro • d and pwrk. The designs - envision abstractly reflect our local sense of place — geology, wa ls, floodpl • habitat and wildlife. Sche tic designs for these features will be developed for the Sketch Plan presentation. Splash Pad water use info Pre --School Play Structure ation is described below in the Utilities and Sto • '1'his lake -themed and accessible play section. cture, designed by Play by ign (PBD), is desi ed for children ages 5 and der d is located to the east (right when looking at site plan) of the - 4- splash pad and west (left) of the Pi eacic play arca and overlook. structurc '11 be 'stick built' sugh a week-long co inity build coordinated by FSP and PBD. Materials composite and colored 1 bet that lack the maintenance challenges co on to the last s ("Leathers -style") co on in Ithaca and elsewhere. es eflec.ted in the design, including s boats, iroads, generation of co i •y build Local terfront historic paddling, etc. School Age Play Structure A large, accessible, manufac chool- e playgro d stru - is iocated to the -; of the be saedPns . le Pathway. This s e desiucdbyParkitectsandismanufa ed by Landscape Structures, a very reputable manufacturer of durable, attractive and accessible playgro d equipment. The structure folio the be pathway and ties into the path at three separate elevations, m: the be an integral part of the play e s - rience. It features many essibility and supports a v ety of slides, climbers, and play enance structure, with full w: antee, for years to come. double- 'de sps to experiences. It will be a very lo Specialty Play Gardens Designed by •play's Rusty Keeler, the Music Garden and the Sand Garden will be playful, experiential, and unique playground en • onments. The Sand Garden will be incorporated into the comm ity build and coordinated 'th the pre-school play structure build week. , will help to coor te the view of the playgro Id from the north, making it more playful and istent in des • 1, vocabulary. The Music Garden will be a contractor -installed garden with beautifully desitised, great so iding, and durable outdoor instr ents. This garden is located closer to the road so the sound does not . y loudly into the park and lakeside areas to the north, and tos z,e noise conflicts with the usel. S gs, Spinners and Climbers A variety of play equipment will be provided by suppli for PBD and Parkitects in order to create a 'de range of play exp 'ences and possibilities. These , easily be phased into the design as fundraising allows, but are included in the master plan for site plan review and fundraising purposes. Carousel Cover At the request of City Parks & Forestry staff, we have included the carousel cover in the overall playgro d c . FSP has spent the past three years fundraising for the restoration of the carousel in full coop tion with City . f and as • 'stration. We have p • ted the horses and provided a new, decorative, and sturdy protective fence the carousel. Now, ble the City to leave the carousel horses and a g in place during the winter, are pl r g to cons t a el- , greenhouse -style roofing over the top of the colorful carousel a ng. The City "ll enclose the open sides d tth off season to keep the • d, r and snow from the carousel structure. The cover is desired and materials provided by Poligon, who is represented by Parkitects. Playground Pavilion with Bathrooms, Utility/Storage & Seasonal Office Space New bathrooms in close pro u "ty to the playground are a priority for both the City and FSP. The bathroom and splash pad backflow preventer is located in a utility room, along 'th a seasonal office/storage room and demeath the pavilion shelter roof. Picnic and party pavilions a very popular rental playground Anethty th potential to generate considerable revenue for the City to help offset any increased cost in water use or •:ice. This s tore is a customized park shelter supplied by Parkitects and Poligon. Modifications include windows along the west elevation (possibly elsewhere, IBD) 4 d the addition of a hip room on either end to match park pavilion architec . Siding, roofing materials, and colors will match the Picnic and Tea Pavilions. Site Improvements and Furnishings Folio g are the proposed site improvements and issues addressed in the playground plans: • Roads and Parking: Currently, the playgro d parking is located in a 60' *de, one way lot al. g the west edge of the play sund and Tea Pavilion. We propose to add perpendicular parking on the west side of the parking • a by con • cting curb extensions for the future park loop trail. This will add 35+1- spaces to the parking supply for the playgro d„ that we believe 11 be necessitated by the popul. "ty of the facility. Accessible parking spaces (4) are show at the entry to the new playgro id, adjacent to the splash pad. T s and Paths: The playground has erous inte pathways constructed 'th concrete, asphalt and stonedust, all accessible surf: s that comply with ADA regulations. Playgro d plans also show e paths including a new portion of the Cayuga Waterfront Trail loop sho • along the south edge (bottom) of the proposed playground and a historic radial path .y leading from the east edge of the playt. ,iind to the historic park pavilions. The playground project is not likely to have the funds to construct these adjacent pathways, but FSP will be looking for funding for this work. Planting: No planting is c ently reco ended for this project, °th the exception of rest° g la This is very co a on practice in play d projects. We do anticipate that some sto ewater practices will req e landscaping and that as we observe how the spaces is used, we y add garden -shadc, etc. C ently there are many large shade trees that be protected. One crabapple, adjacent to the proposed bathroom •c , is reco ended for removal. Perimeter Fence: A 3' high black metal pers e er fence that • tchcs the carousel fence is sho * along Stewart Park Road and the parking loop to the west. • Benches & Receptacles: Rather th introducing another bench into the park, FSP has proposed new painting schemes for the existing concrete and wood slat benches. In the playground area, may consider a playful 'ety of color sch es and then select one for use throughout the park. Si larly, in the short te , waste and recycling b els can be painted to *Itch the bench color palette and color coded to cate their use. In the long - the City may decide to select a more functional d attractive system. • Entry Kiosk: Concept sketches for a four-sided kiosk are it -whaled, based upon the roofline of the historic water tower. The four panels would likely include: 1. Welcome Panel -th Playgro d Map; 2. Donor AcIcnowledg • ent Panel; 3. Ov- .1 Park Map; and 4. Support Playgro id Improvement Panel/Bulletin Board. • Playground Signs: Playground . - a signs and gift acknowledgement strategies will be coordinated .th an overall park si age proi. FSP 11 work with the City on the development of a park sign system. - 6 - Sto I, water e F• t of disturbance for the project will be approx ss ately 1.65 acres. A site disturbance of more than 1.0 acres requires the preparation of a "Full" Sto H :ter Pollution Prevention Plan (S 'PP) for review and approval by the City of Ithaca Sto water Managemen • cer (SMO) prior to the iss ce of a building pc A Full S PP requ controlling erosion and sed. • entatiox d • construction and the • tallation of pe I ;' I ent sto I ter controls to reduce the rate of I off and provide water quality treatm-, t. However, there are two ex- • ptions listed in the SPDES General Pe it that apply to this project. 'Table 1 in Appendix "B" of the General P - • it states that sidewalk construction projects, that are not part of a road/highway construction project, only need to provide erosion and sed' nent controls. This exemption will be applied to the path . ys included in the project. Sections 2.a.iii-v of the General Pe 't state that a project site discharges ctly to a : fifth order or larger str • (Fall Creek and Cayuga Lake are fifth order s) is exempt from reducing rates of off from the 10- and 100 -year sto ia events. This exemption will be used for the balance of the project. A Full SWPPP will be prep. d, taking the above exemptions into account. These exemptions will e • ate the need for pe ent sto • water controls to reduce the rates of off and limit the need for pe anent sto • water controls to provide water quality treatment. Sto si ter planters will be installed to provide water quality treatment from the pavilion roof. Utilities Utilities (including City of Ithaca water and s: tary sewers, SEG electric and gas and overhead teleco i unications) are available to serve the site. The exi g water service to the spray pad is not large enough to serve the project and will be disco • ected. A new 4" water se *ce will be installed. This main will be extended to the pavilion where a meter and backflow preventer will be installed. A 3" line will from the pavilion to feed the new splash pad. The splash pad will have a sensor to off the water d g wet -weather events and when the pad is not in use. It is anticipated that the spray pad will have a flow rate of 130 gpm and would • for 10 hours per day, 7 days a week for 12 weeks. A historical adjustment of 45% for open and good weather days would result in 382 spray hours or approximately 3,000,000 gallons of water used each season. The anticipated •si daily usage is approximately 38,000 gallons per day. Two s. I *tary sewer laterals '11 be installed. The first will be a 4" lateral and will take se : ge from the pavilion bathrooms to the 8" main to the north. The second will be a 6" lateral which will collect the splash pad off and discharge it to the main. As ti .ng a 20% water loss from the pad to the environment, approximately 2,400,000 gallons of water would dr % • to the s • •tary sewer system each season. The anticipated m daily discharge is approxi • . tely 30,400 gallons per day. New electric and teleco ii .i cations services will be extended from the overhead lines located to the north of the c usel. - 7 - Project Team Friends of Stewart Park & City of Ithaca '11 oversee the playgro •d project's p desis fundraising d construction efforts. The folio g. key key perso el inc consultants, and board members: g staff, Rick ing, AS Executive Director and Co-Fo ider of FSP is the Play *d Project M er and Design Coordinator. 1 I Tim Logue, Director of Engine n , will m. ge the bidding and construction of the project for the City of I . a. Friends of Stewart Park is fo ate to be working th a talented, locally based and natio reno edteui of playground designers including: Parkitec .playgroundinfo.com: Steve Lauz President of Parldtects, has been working with FSP on the Stewart Park Play s und for more than four years. He is a Registered Landscape Architect and fo cr desi er nth Leathers and Associates. Steve works with co 'ties throughout N York State and represents Landscape Structures, the leading manufacturer of high quality playground equipment in the United States. • Play by Desi http://pbdplawzrounds.com: Lee Archin d Dave Iannello, Play By Design's Co-Fo id and Dcsiu* for Stewart Park for the pre-school play .1 .. and other specialized playgro d fea s. Lee and Dave have worked with Lcath and Associates and co unities all over the world on cs s u 1'1.y -built p1ayE. ds. Michael Cohen, who specialized in Adult Wellness and Elder Playgrounds is also involved in the project. EarthPlay w .e rthplay.net: Rusty Keeler, Fo der and Designer for play, works with co °ties tionally and inte .tionally to design and build na * and adven playgro i ds. Rusty is providing design oversight for the Sand and Music Gardens as well as guidance to m i*ze natural play oppo 'ties throughout the playground. TG 1 rs, PC and Taitem Engineering . - the Project Engineers for the playgro d ing grading, site k, sto water, utilities, struc *1 and other technical issues. - 8 - Project Cost A new and more detailed cost e ate be prep, - d later in November, now that the technical aspects of the project have been explored by TG Millers and Taitcm. The follo the key elements of the playground and their respective costs that we have used in our concept design and c: paign planning for fundraising: a New interactive spay play area (replacing existing splash pad) • Pre-school play area (comm ity build play area for infant to 5 year old) • School Age Play Area (equipment purchased and installed) • Safety surfacing for all areas (rubber and fiber surfacing) • N. al Play Areas (Sand Play, Music Garden and other nal Bathrooms and Shade/Party Pavilion Accessible bwith pathway to P Maintenance F •d TOTAL CONSTRUCTION Design and pe (12%ofplaygro TOTAL ES 1 TE COST $350,000 $200,000 $200,000 $200,000 els en s) $100,000 $200,000 cle and climbing and slide equipment $200,000 $50,000 -9- $1,500,000 $180,000 81,680,000 FULL E ON TAL ASSESS NT FORM (FEAF) P 'T 1—PROJECT INFO' I ION ep -d by project sponsor/applicant) NOTE: This do tcnt is designed to assist in det g whether proposed action may have a significant effect on the en •u ent. Please complete the entire fo : Parts A through E. wcrs to these questions will be considered part of the application for approval and y be subject to it verification and public review. Provide any additional info tion you believe will be needed to complete Parts 2 and 3. It is expected that completion of the FEAF will depend on info ation ently available and will not involve new studies, research, or investigation. If info ation g such additional work is unnvailable, so indicate and specify each instance. Name of Action: Stewart Park Inclusive Playground and Plash Pad e of Applicant/Sponsor: Rick Manning, Friends of Stewart Park A s: 1001 West Seneca Street, Suite 101 City/To age: Ithaca State: NY ZTP: 14850 Business Phone: 607-319-4766 e of 0 s o applicant/sponsor): City of Ithaca, Tim Logue - Engineering Dept. City/To • ge: Ithaca State. NY ZIP: 14850 E -Mail: Ilogue@cityofithaca.org Description of Action: The Friends of Stewart Park are fundraising for and leading a team of playground designers and engineers to design, acquire needed approvals and assist in the construction of a new inclusive playground for Stewart Park. The new playground includes a new splash pad; bathroom + playgrounds pavilion; pre-school and school age play structures; sand and music gardens; a 1 variety of swings, slides and climbing structures; benches; seating and other site furnishings, PLEASE COMPLETE EVERY QUESTION. INDICATE "N/A," IF NOT APPLICABLE. — A. SITE DESCRIPTION Physical setting of overall project, both developed and undeveloped areas. Urban Industrial E. Commercial Public Forest (l Agricultural Other: Park i2 Total area of project area: 1.66 acres 71.87bsquare feet. (Cl osen units also apply to following section.) , Approximate Area (Units in Question 2 above apply to this section.) Currently <, er t"o pletion 2a. ro lzl d non -a cul al ern 1.42 0.77 Meadow or B ested s 2c. Agricultural LI 2d. Wetland [as per Article 24 of Environmental Cons 2e. Water Surface Area 2 _P l nvegetated 2h. Ro , Build: 2i. O er indica ublic 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 o.©a 0.00 0..00 --1— o.00 gs, Other Paved S es (Pa s e: Perm b Pla, Safe Surface 0.25 0.61 0.00 0.27 at is the predominant soil type(s) on project site (e.g., HdB, silty loam, etc.): Fill b soil mage: Well -Drained: % of Site Moderately Well -Drained: % of Site Poorly Drained: 100 % of Site a. there bedrock outcroppings on project site? Yes No N/A is depth of bedrock? 100+ (feet) 4 . at is dep to the water t le? - Meet) Water table is influen by Lake Leve Approximate percentage o.fproposed proje with slopes: a. Is project substantially contiguous to, or does it contain, a building, site, or district listed on or eligible for the National or State Register of Historic Places? Or a designated local land ark or cal landmark district? dins 0910ir, 100 °r'`o 10 l % or grcater Yes ❑ No 0 N/A Cascadilla Boathouse Do hunting an or is ' g opportunities currently exist in the project art? Yes No ❑ N/A If "Yes," identify each pecies: Fishirrt takes ;rl c in o sn tosouth of skt� 2 A. SITE DESCRIPTION (concluded) . Does project y spec es of plan and/or a life identified as threatened or enciAngered? Area of development is devoid of plants besides trees Indicated. DEC confirmed,no developmetrit restrictions for long eared bat in Tompkins County. See attached. 9. y -unique o project site (i.e., cliffs, tions)? ua .sdos on e geological LI Yes D No LJN/A According to: DEC Identify each species: Yes El No N/A Describe: 0. project site c en y used by co u or neighborhood as an open space or recrea ion area? Yes El No 1::] N/A If yes, exp : Public Park . Does present s offer or =hide scenic views known to be to the co 12. Is project within or contiguous to a site des n ted a Unique Na Area (UNA) or critical en o • • mita' area by a local or state agency? Yes Li No C N/A Describe; Renwick Wildwood/ Fuertes Bird Sanctua ithin or contiguous to project area: Fall C k ) or river(s) to which it is a op ject area: a. Na : Cayuga Lake, Fall Creek, Renwick b. Size(s) in acreV°°° Wildwood as been used for laud disposal of so id and/or hazardous wastes? Yes Des 'be: 6. s s by existing public utilitie. s a. If "Yes," does sufficient capacity allow co ection? b. if "Yes," will improvements be necessary allow co ction? No N/A No N/A E] No N/A B. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Physic l a. Total conti ous area owned by ro ect sponsor d scal of project ons as appropriate): b. Project acreage developed: 1.65 c. Project acreage to remain undeveloped: Acres, in .$ er in acres: 179.19 or square feet: ally: 1.65 Acres, ultimate Length of projec ifproject is an e Number o exist e appropriate): .N/A or cate percentage change proposed: NA Proposed: NIA g ofd street par " g spaces: N vehicular trips generated (on completion of project) per day: TBD Per hour: _TBD iglat oftallest proposed structure in arouse! Cover) inear feet of frontage along a public street or thoroughfare that the project occupy: NA Specify what type(s) of natural material a.e., rock, earth, etc.) and how much will be removed fro site: Path Excavation: 635 cy Or added to the site: BERM, 425 cy ec" t es) o vegetation site: Acres: N/A T e trees, . bs, ground cover) and how much will be removed from Vegetation I ll any mature trees or other loc y important vegetation be removed for project? Yes ❑ No L N/A If "Yes,' explain: One Crab apple; small group of arborvitae °S. Are there any plans for re -vegetation to replace vegetatio e -phase project, anticipated perioc construction: emoved during construction? Yes nths (including demolition i phase project, anticipated period of construction: N/A months (including demolition) 7a. Total number of phases ticipated date of co 7c. Approximate completion date of final phase: ci B. PROJECT DESC TION (concluded) 2a. is s ce or sub -surface liquid waste disposal involved Yes E No ( N/A If yes, explain: 2c. if s ce disposal, where specifically will effluent be discharged? NA 13. Will surface area of existing lakes, ponds, streams, or other surface waterways be increased or decreased by proposal? ❑ Yes [No [ N/A if yes, explain: 14a. Will project or any portion of project occur wholly or partially within or contiguous to the 100 -year hood plain? Yes ,I No N/A 14b. Does project or any portion of project occur wholly or partially within or contiguous to: Cayuga Inlet all Creek ❑ Cascadilla Creek Cayuga Lake Six Mile Creek Silver Creek? (Check all that 4c. Does project or any portion of project occur wholly or partially within or contiguous to wetlands as described in Article 24 of the ECL? n Yes [] No ❑ NIA 14d. If #1.4a., b., or c. is "Yes," e lai Die ito` involve di ; cl sfsoliil wastte? Yes No NIA 5b. If la, is "Yes," will an existing; solid waste dis•osal facility be 5 . I #15b. is "Yes," give name of disposal facility: r and loc Seneca Falls 5d. Will there be any wastes that will not go into a sewage disposal system or into a sanite ❑ Yes [ o -No —1N/A If "Yes," explain: e. mill any solid waste be dasposed of on site? Yes No ❑ NIA If "Yes," explain: 6. Will ject use h irides or pesticides`? [ Yes No j [ N/A mill project ect a buil g or site listed on or eligible for the National or State Register oflistoric Places, or a local landmark, or in a lan k district? j Yes No N/A If "Yes," explain: dill project produce operating noise exceeding the local ambient noise -level during construction? v�`Yes 0 No Ti N/A After construction °. F Yes LfNo ❑ N/A 0. ill project result in an increase of energy use? Yes i ro N/A If ycs, in Splash pad, Bathooms and Play Pavilion will use water and electricity Total anticipated water usage per day in gals./day: *38,000 Source of water: City cif Ithaca er use only during onths when spray pad is open. 5 C. ZONING & PLA 1 G INFO TION . Does proposed action involve a p If yes, indicate the decision(s) req d: Zo g i endment Plan Review Other: g zoning decision? Yes No A Zoning V. 'ance D New/Revision of Master Plan fl Subdivision E' Special Use Pe 0 Resource Management Plan g classification of site? Park e developed as pe fitted by current g, what is the rna uum potential deve opment? N/A A. Is proposed use consistent with present zoning? 01,1F 35. If #4 is "No," indicate desir fl 111.11* -J1-.. 16. If site is developed by proposed zoning, w N/A .9. Is proposed ac °posed action consist n co Yes 0 No 0 N/A If "No," explain: s e do and use and zoning c e.g., R -la, R -1b) P-1 compa b e potential development of d es adopted loc and use p s atm 1 hin a u e adius o adjacent and uses N/A proposed action is the Sub 'vision o and, how many o are proposed? N/A s the minimum 7 °posed? N/A p p sed action create d d or any co -provided s ce e eation, educa ion, police, fire protection, etc.)? Yes 0 No 1J N A Explain: Inc eased Park Maintenance If "Yes," is existing capacity sufficient to handle projected de d? E Yes 17:No E NIA Expl • Some additional maintenance will be required by City and/ or FSP 2. 1 roposed action re na generation o c significantly above present leve s 17Yes 0 No L N/A If yes, is ting road network ade handle additional traffic? Yes n No El N/A Explain: Playground will be a popular destination. New Striping pattern n cen nio a ea •0 e a e ua e ca acity. 6 D. APPROVALS Approv s_ Site Plan Approval N/A Specify: 12b. Does project involve State or Federal funding or cing? 1 vi -Yes L No If "Yes," specify: State Aid for Municipalities (through DASNY) c. Local and Regional Approvals: on Counc Type of Submittal Approval Rei ®ed Date Funding Approval Date Bo of Zoning Appeals Pl ing & Development Board Preseation Co isioz PC Board of Public Works f BP ❑ Site Plan Approval Project Approval 11/15/17 F' Department Police D ©the: Building Di 'sion Building Permit 7 11 TI\ (11)1V1 A rIPT/INT A TVLIT TT Attach any additional information that y be needed to el.. Ty your project. If th , or may be, any adv •e imp s associated with your proposal, please discuss such • acts and tbe mea es which you propose to mitigate or avoid them. F. VERIFICATION I cert the info ation provided above is true to the best of my kn ledge. Applicant/Sponsor INT. I : Rick Manning, Friends of Stewart Park Siiature: Title/Role: Executive Director ***************** END OF PART 1 ***************** 8 Stewart Park Inclusive P ayground Site Plan Review Submission -15-17 Area Plans & Illustrations 1.Splash Pad 2. Carousel Cover 3. Bathroom/Playground Pav ion 4. Pre -School Play Structure 5. School Age Play Structure 6.Sand Garden 7. Music Garden ....... 3. . ... . ... OW 333 333934 V Ots HS's33 $1413 333165 333 3333 3.333 . . . 1;x1 R 2 2 X X 3 34 4 14f 2E32E1; 'k13.4 g2 4 2 ii R1 -X ' 1 R 1 X E. 1 RE "A.A? t 3 3 V ger3.33 • v F ; ^ , F .5 • 200X22-020 e s F‘: XX— ›- a z 0 WIX to �O (.1. z 0 a I= 0 u 0 in z z 0 '44 0 < < J114 u - LY 02 O. U0 E0 • • 00 0 "C 0 11'- o 0 uJ c 00 LI_0 U 1 I 1 LI FRONT ELEVATION 1 ru. 0 I ea ua el 43 M • 1 1 1 0 0 U m L0.0>% 0 •r 4J C Ism a. 0 vIa4 4.01 L t0 0 a) b ;14 ct "0 0 tict C4 ag4 CA 11 as 0 Inspiration ground: Music Garden u c Stewart Park Inclusive Playground Site Plan Review Submission 11-15-17 Illustrative Site Details and Product Information 1. Entry Kiosk Sketch 2.Stewart Park Bench — backed and backless 3.Waste and Recycling Barrels 4. Perimeter Fence Detail & Cut Sheet 5.Shade Structures — Catalog Cut Sheets 6. Play Structures and Product Information from Play By Design S ewart Park Lclusive Playground Entry Kiosk Desig November 15, 2017 Prepared by Pricnds of Stewart Park for the Concept Not to Seale (Cameo Exist g Stewart Park Benches (above Painting Ideas for Stewart Park Benc es Stewart. P rk Indus_ e Playground Park Benches November 15, NI 7 Not to Scale Prepared by Friends of Stewart Park for the City of Ithaca '''''''A*AKAW • ainting Ideas for Stewart Park Benches Stewart Park Inclusive Plavground Park Renches November 15, 2017 Not to Scale .Prepared by Friends of Stewart Park for the City ofl akiw Waste, Recycling & Compost Receptacles: Low Cost Painting Ideas Existing (Above) art Park Inclusive Playground Waste & Recycling Receptacles November 15, 2017 Not to Scale Prepared by Friends of Stewart Park for the City of Ithaca ORNAMENTAL STEEL FENCE Montage Phis ornamental steel fence has the mast/lily ft fit many Oven' project applicatiorm With its ability to tralesse varying grodes, variety of distinct product styles and unmatched coating performance, Montage Plus is the preferred Chorke for ornameutal fern. 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NOT SCALE CK: Date 6/28110 REV: PROFUSION No Good N ' ap ++; ING PROCESS ds, bor profile - S n both sides MONTAGE PLUS Specially LE G Ad "MONTAGE PLU Post 230 x 16ga - 18ga Picket Bratet Options FIX 11.4 HX112/117 BXIII. Values shown are nominal and not to be used fo Installation p ses. See product specifi -o for installation inatailaLion rnqui ntL A 1555 N. Mingo E STAR® Tulsa, OK 74116 1-888-333-3422 CSt ence.com Apollo Spinner The Apollo series is the list Century merry-go-round. Everyone remembers the fun of riding the merry-go-round when they were yo ger. The special bearing system controls the rotation speed so that the children can safely enjoy the s. e exhilarating experience. The steel -reinforced soft nylon ropes provide many places for the children to hang onto, and the solid -deck floor provides a safe place for children of all ages or abilities to join in the fun. These games help bring movement, bal. I ce, exercise and fun back into the playground. Ability Whirl/ADA Merry Go Round: This ro $ dabout is fitted flush to the ground to allow easy access for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Please note that this ability whirl requires a safety surfacing that fits flush to the base. It also has two enclosed wheelchair stations which are secured with locking safety gates. This ensures that the wheelchair user . not move while the roundabout is in motion and tends to make children feel safer by eliminating their fear of falling out. Mesa Verde CM6003 2'ept-a" 36-T x 512 Arched realistic climbing boulder that features a center net climb that attaches to another boulder. The boulders can be stylized to match the playground setting. Turtle Drum, Kalimba, and Amadinas Custom musical components Turtle Climbing sculpture Liberty Swing Is a swing designed for a wheelchair bound person to experience the swinging sensation without leaving their wheelchair. The Liberty swing provides a safe environment for a full range of swinging motion. Transferring into an adaptivc/dish swing seat that does not offer full back and neck support is not an option for everyone, the Liberty Swing allows any wheelchair bound person to experience the joy of swinging. The materials that will be used for the structure will be Structural Plastic (SP). SP is basically maintenance free, it holds the same durability as manufactured playgrounds do. Our playground will not have any real wood. Accessible Ramp ABOVE GROUND NSTALLATION AcmOrk • nn.r.. tOir arnnp. !iir wrn4 A51141$12 34. _ DP.-Itka SleNur, figue2. 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L100 Context Drawing 2.C100 Existing Conditions Plan 3.C101 Demolition Plan 4.C102 Erosion and Sediment Control Pian 5.C103 Layout Plan 6.C104 -C106 Grading and Drainage Plans 7.C107 Utility Plan 8.C201 -C202 Details 0 goo LAGOON / SHEET TITLE' EXISTING CONDITIONS P CATE 11/15/17 ECY: TRT JOB Na, E17-25 Cm I REMOVE 1.5' CORP STOP AND SADDLE AND INSTALL BRASS PUJG IN LAIN (BY CRY — NOT IN CONTRACT) E POLE- D N WI POLE TO RE N tt. 1: 5" COPPER REMOVE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT ANG SURFACING REMOVE CONCRETE PAD AND ALL PIPING REMOVE N LE AND WATER Ft PING REMOVE DRAIN AND PIPING INLET FUER BULB OF 8' PIPE 0 20 T.�n Hp P.C. ENGINEERS B MRS RR NORM MEGA GESE .TGE LESSE 867-375-6479 SHEET VILE S DEMOLITION PLAN DATE 11/15/17 scut AS SHOWN E17-25 DAWN ITE TRT CHEMED: AJS C101 STOR WATER A A EROS N CONTROL N -773,3-33—.3 33, 4 V. 2. 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