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Home My WebLink AboutReg 2023-07-17 Item 4B - Presentation - Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park DistrictTukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District Contributing to the quality of life for our community, and for future generations, through welcoming, fun, safe and positive aquatic experiences at the Tukwila Pool July 17, 2023 Tukwila City Council 6200 Southcenter Blvd. Tukwila, WA 98188 RE: Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District Dear Council Member Hougardy, Council Member Quinn, Council Member Kruller, Council Member McLeod, Council Member Delostrinos Johnson, Council Member Abdi, Council Member Sharp, and Mayor Ekberg Thank you for the opportunity to present at your Council Meeting. October 21, 2023, will be the Tukwila Pool's 50th Anniversary of providing aquatics to our community. The Tukwila Pool (originally named South Central District Pool) started as part of King County's "Forward Thrust" project that placed community parks and pools throughout the area. In 2003, the City of Tukwila took ownership of the pool, and in 2011, Tukwila voters decided in favor of the measure to "Save Tukwila Pool" by guaranteeing a dedicated funding stream, and the Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District (TPMPD) was established. However, the general taxes levied by the TPMPD pursuant to RCW 35.61.210, would not be collected and available to fund TPMPD operations until 2013, so the City of Tukwila supported the TPMPD with a total of $2,100,000 in the form of two loans: the first being a bridge loan to temporarily fund operations and the second to allow for crucial renovations to the facility. In May 2023, the TPMPD completed the repayment of these loans. Today, Tukwila Pool and the City of Tukwila continue a collaborative relationship. The TPMPD appreciates and values the quarterly meetings with the City Administration and Parks and Recreation. These meetings have been beneficial in establishing a joint effort to best serve the citizens of Tukwila. The TPMPD looks forward to sustaining this strong and favorable relationship. The TPMPD continues to serve the community by providing ongoing robust aquatic programming, including essential water safety education, certifications, recreational/fitness classes, facility rentals, and employment opportunities. We partner with a wide variety of water safety -based organizations and swim programs to ensure that aquatics opportunities remain affordable and accessible to all. The Tukwila Pool is over fifty (50) years old, nearing the end of its useful life, and is nonetheless utilized beyond capacity. As a year-round indoor facility, there are ongoing needs and interests for additional programmable aquatic spaces, and the demand for facility use continues to present our greatest challenge. info@tukwilapool.org 4414 5 144th St. - Tukwila, WA 98168 (206) 267-2350 www.TukwilaPool.org 25 26 Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District Contributing to the quality of life for our community, and for future generations, through welcoming, fun, safe and positive aquatic experiences at the Tukwila Pool 11.4 Based on an assessment of the pool completed in 2020, it is in need of health and safety upgrades and other major maintenance to keep it operational. In addition, the Facility occupies Tukwila School District -owned land with the current land lease ending in 2031. Given the level of long-term reinvestment, the Facility requires and the long-term uncertainty about its infrastructure, the TPMPD believes this is an opportune time to develop a comprehensive, long-range plan for the Facility and the Tukwila Community. The TPMPD has contracted with Schemata Workshop, Inc. to manage a feasibility study for the Tukwila Pool. Schemata is a national consulting firm with the proven capability to develop a robust aquatic recreation facility feasibility study. This study will guide the TPMPD in identifying and analyzing community needs and will also research options for long-term sustainable aquatic programs for the Tukwila community. The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September 2023 and is being funded with the aid of a $100,000 Parks Aquatic Facilities Program Grant awarded to the TPMPD from King County. As Key Stakeholders in the future of the Tukwila Pool, Schemata Workshop will be reaching out to the City of Tukwila for information and feedback while conducting the Feasibility Study. Thank you for your time and consideration. Cheers, Ellen Gengler, Commissioner 2023 Board President Andrew Stahl, Commissioner 2023 Board Clerk Vanessa Zaputil, Commissioner Jeri Frangello-Anderson, Commissioner Aaron Shipman, Commissioner Board Member Brad Harpin, Staff Director of Aquatics Operations Board Member Kristine Selleck, Staff District Administrator Board Member info@tukwilapool.org 4414 S 144th St. - Tukwila, WA 98168 (206) 267-2350 www.TukwilaPool.org 10110 --Mission, Vision & Values TPMPD Mission Statement: To provide a welcoming public aquatics facility managed Ina fiscally -responsible manner with a focus on educating all ages In the lifelong skills of water safety. We carry out this mission with a Board and staff who are compassionate, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of our diverse community, working to foster positive and lifelong experiences with aquatic environments. TPMPD Vision Statement: Contributing to the quality of life for our community, and for future generations, through welcoming, fun, safe, and positive aquatic experiences at the Tukwila Pool. as, 1,252 TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AWARDED 2016 - 2022 Contact Us 4414 S. 144th St. Tukwila, WA 98168 (206) 267-2350 TUKWILA Metropolitan Park District POOL We're All In! Board of Commissioners www.TukwilaPool.org Vanessa Zaputil Ellen Gengler Andrew Stahl Jeri Frangello-Anderson Aaron Shipman Brad Harpin Director of Aquatics Operations operations@tukwilapool.org Kristine Selleck District Administrator district@tukwilapool.org Employment nmieF ▪ Engagement Run 00 11, (',OI11111unity Inclusivity Ari• !Adventure Access Art Education Youth History 1973 The Tukwila Pool facility located at 4414 5.144th Street was built in 1973 as part of the King County "Forward Thrust" project that placed community parks and pools all around the area. 2003 In 2003, the City of Tukwila assumed ownership of the pool from King County. 2011 Citizens formed the group, "Save Tukwila Pool" and put a ballot measure before Tukwila voters proposing the formation of a new entity to own and operate the pool. Tukwila voters decided in favor of the measure and the Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District was established in September of 2011 with the Tukwila City Council as the "ex officio" Board of Commissioners for the Special Purpose District. 2012 The Tukwila Pool Advisory Committee (TPAC) was formed to give citizens a voice in their community asset. 2015 Another ballot measure was put before the citizens of Tukwila asking if voters wanted an elected Board of Commissioners instead of the "ex officio" Board made up of Tukwila City Council members. The voters supported the change and an independently elected 5 - member Board of Commissioners began governing the Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District. How We Serve: • Swim Lessons & Water Safety Education • Lifeguard Certifications • Community CPR/AED Certifications • Mako Sharks: Recreational Swim Club • High School Physical Education • Facility Rentals • Recreational & Fitness Aquatic Programming • Employment Opportunities Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Park District M N N N N O O O M M M N N N N n CO Pool Feasibility Study M N N N M N N N M N N N N O N N N a -I N NN E N N N N N N N N N O N N N n N N N. t. d N Gf O N N N N Schedule N>>>> 6 N N N M N N N (0 3 3 3 3 d d d d 0 0 . f0 f0 01 t0 c c c c > > > 0. 0. 00 00 00 00 O. O. O. O. a+ 000 3 3 3 3 3 3 Q Q Q a N N N N 0 0 ACTIVITY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 # # # # # # # # # # # # # # Kick -Off Meeting TASK 1 - NEEDS ANALYSIS Montly Meetings & Planning Sessions (updated based on actual 1st mtg) Community Meetings (Need to schedule 2 others ++ survey) Community Online Survey Document Research Market Research w/Meeting Existing Building Evaluation Program Documents Site Identification & Visits (Updated) Site Evaluations & Scoring w/meeting TASK 2 - CONCEPTUAL PLANNING Develop Preferred Concept Designs Construction Cost Estimates Comparative Analysis TASK 3 - OPERATIONAL COST ANALYSIS Operational Budget and Revenue Potential TASK 4 - FUNDING STRATEGY Funding Strategy Continued Support TASK 5 - PRESENTATION AND FINAL REPORT Final Feasibity Report Documentation Final Presentation • f TPMPD Feasibility Project Schedule Updated as of 06/26/2023 29 30 C) 20 June 2023 meeting minutes project TPMPD Pool Feasibility Study sw project no. 2317 owner attendees re Tukwila Pool Metropolitan Parks District name Geoff Anderson George Deines Bradley Harpin Kristine Selleck Vanessa Zaputil Ellen Gengler Andrew Stahl Jeri Frangello-Anderson Aaron Shipman Peter Mayer company Schemata C -H TPMPD TPMPD TPMPD TPMPD TPMPD TPMPD TPMPD Parks & Rec schemata workshop meeting no. 001 time 1:OOpm — 7:00pm location Pool Sites, Billy Baroo, and School District Admin Board Room weather 65 F / Overcast phone email 206.819.9011 geoff@schemataworkshop.com 214.998.2911 georgedeines@chh2o.com 206.267.2350 operations@tukwilapool.orq 206.556.3055 district@tukwilapool.org vzaputil@tukwilapool.org egengler@tukwilapool.org astahl@tukwilapool.org jfrangello@tukwilapool.org ashipman@tukwilapool.org 206.768.2822 Pete.Mayer@TukwilaWA.gov Meeting #01 — Site Review, Stakeholders, & Workshop discussion item 1.1 description Site Meeting — Tours • We initially met at the existing pool location and discussed the work to date with regard to the evaluation of the existing building condition and site. o Exiting Aquatic Center Site: The site is owned by the School District, with a long-term lease to the pool; (through 2033?). The location is already zoned and has the history of use, and there is a desire for better/more integration with the neighboring schools Understanding the investment in this existing structure is part of the work scope. We are still waiting for any scans for the existing building documentation. We are hoping this may include original site information as well. • Earlier in the day we received some information regarding additional sites for consideration as part of our feasibility study. One other site was added while meeting. o Fire Station Site: This site is directly across the street from the existing parking lot and high school. It is a long narrow site that is currently occupied by a fire station. The future of this site may be impacted by the results of Proposition No. 1 to annex into the Puget Sound Regional Fire Authority. schemata workshop inc 1720 12th avenue, seattle wa 98122 www.schemataworkshop.com 206.285.1589 31 schemata Workshop The site appears to be large enough to fit an aquatic center approximately the size of the current one, but with no additional space for parking or expansion. o Bartell's Lot: This site had formerly been proposed as a lot for a teen center. (We would like to get more information on the public comments from that process.) It is across the other side of Tukwila International Blvd, a few blocks west of the current site. The exact definition for this lot area is unclear, and it may be impacted by a ROW. Cascade View Community Park is directly to the west of this site. o Star Nursery Site: This is a vacant lot that is currently owned by the city of Tukwila. It is nearly a full block in size, with a private residence on the north-west corner. Remnants of an access road through the site are still evident, as well as many nice trees and other plantings that were left from the nursery. The site is a couple blocks from the main arterial of Tukwila International Blvd, within a more residential area. This site has also been considered for a future fire station. For all sites, further evaluation of the KC Parcel Data and lot definitions will be performed. 1.2 Market Analysis — Counsilman-Hunsaker • George from C -H presented their initial market research data and a preview of the presentation for the evening Workshop. See the attached presentation. • There was an emphasis that this feasibility study shall focus on serving the Tukwila community. However, it's also clear that this facility pulls users from outside the areas, such as South Seattle, Burien, and beyond. El Brad and Kristine will follow up with specific visitor data The user age tends to be slightly older (26 — 54) 1.3 Programming Initial Discussion — As a core group we discussed a variety of topics around existing and future programming possibilities. • What Programs does the existing pool currently offer? o Lap Swims, Lessons, Trainings (e.g. Alaska Airlines, Coast Guard, Seattle Fire), Scuba clubs, kayak/whitewater o The high school does offer a physical education class at the pool. Would like to have more. o Swim teams — High School, SMAC, and others. • What services or programs are lacking? o There is a very diverse community in Tukwila. Many first -generation immigrants who aren't familiar or comfortable with using the pool. The current pool can't accommodate gender swims for example. o Will continue to work on identifying who is not being served by the pool. • What does the community want? o There has been some past surveying to review. Our scope does include helping to facilitate a online community survey. o Peter with P&R made note that any survey shall be clear as to not be confused with other city surveys related to ballot measures, etc. o El George will prepare a draft survey for review. • What outside groups currently use the pool? o Many of the training courses mentioned above are outside groups. • What services or programs are lacking? o There is a very diverse community in Tukwila. Many first -generation immigrants who aren't familiar or comfortable with using the pool. The current pool can't accommodate gender swims for example. • What are opportunities for additional users and/or partnerships? o Existing partnerships that could be expanded include the City & School District 32 schemata workshop o Opportunities worth further exploration include healthcare (physical therapy). HealthPoint and Valley Medical Center were both mentioned. • Are the existing spaces adequately sized? New spaces desired o George pointed out that this facility is right sized for the population and community size it serves. This is evident by the fact that is it well used and programmed for every day. o Brad would like to have more water area to expand robust programming and not have to turn users away. Hopefully with more revenue potential. • Desired support spaces includes staff offices, meeting rooms/classrooms, and storage. There is also a desire for more accessible family changing rooms. Meeting rooms and classrooms should be flexible and opportunities for rental uses. 1.4 Workshop with TPMPD Board Commissioners • From 5:30 to 7:00 pm we met with the stakeholders and Board of Commissioners to present much of what was discussed earlier in the day (see above) and get feedback. This is the first of three monthly meetings proposed during the feasibility study work. • The Board reiterated a commitment to a Tukwila Community First approach to this effort. The population of Tukwila is approx.. 22K, but the city also sees approx. 300K visitors a day to the Southcenter mall area. • There is a desire for more of the community to be aware that the pool exists as a resource for them. o Demographics from the School District indicate approx.. 70% of the community is low-income, and for 30% English is a second language. • 1.5 Site And Plan Discussion • Geoff facilitated a Miro Board with the sites and bubble diagrams of pool program and spatial considerations. This allowed for the site and programming discussions to be further explored further visually. Exports from that exercise are attached and will continue to be developed in order to establish a preferred option for the feasibility study. 1.6 Next Meeting — July • This next meeting has not been scheduled but will likely be towards the middle to late July, followed by a community meeting / survey. • end 3 33 34 11 Counsilman • Hunsaker AQUATICS FOR LIFE Meeting Notes Date: June 20, 2023 Topic: Tukwila Pool Facility Study Staff Meetings - One of the biggest challenges and limitations for existing site is that the land is leased from the school district. The Tukwila School District has 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school and 1 high school and the goal for TPMPD is for the school district to play an integral role in the future vision for the Tukwila Pool. o The School District has boys and girls swim team at Foster High School. o The high school offers PE for students at the pool during the school year. o The goal exists to have elementary school students to take water safety/swimming lessons at the pool 0 - A large percentage of users of the pool are Tukwila residents. o The pool also sees visitation from South Seattle and Burien o Tukwila population use facility for water fitness and programming (primarily swim lessons and the Makos Swim Team. o Outside users help Tukwila Pool to stay open longer because they provide a larger user base above and beyond the 20,000 residents of the City. o Ages 55 to 79 is the highest user group with check -ins and ages 26 to 54 is 2nd highest group for member usage (individual fitness). o Seattle, Tukwila, Burien highest user base (Renton, SeaTac 4th and 5th) of members using Tukwila Pool. - Parking on-site is a challenge and any expansion of the existing building could remove existing parking. - Sports seasons and after school programming put limits on the amount of pool parking during peak times and peak seasons. - TPMPD wants to maximize usage of the swimming pool all day long. - Pool staff are regularly turning away outside groups who want to utilize the pool due to spatial constraints. o Balancing all outside groups is challenging due to size of the pool and hours of operation. Dallas • Denver • San Diego • St. Louis counsilmanhunsaker.com 35 - Competing facilities are Des Moines (identical facility with operational differences) and Evergreen - another competitor that due to how its operated helps Tukwila to gain market share. - The inclusion of 4' depth pool that can maximize swimming lessons and water fitness is necessarily to meet the programmatic vision for the continued success of the Tukwila Pool. The pool currently struggles to accommodate populations with disabilities — physical therapy currently rents shallow area of pool in spring and fall. o The possibility exists to explore relationships between healthcare businesses and the pool for use agreements. - The pool desperately needs classrooms and office spaces. - Tukwila has the highest per lane per hour rate in the area for outside group rentals. o Alaska Airlines is renter of Tukwila Pool as are SCUBA, whitewater rafting groups and kayaking groups. o Open water training groups for rescue organizations would like to train at the pool but the pool does not have sufficient space. o Seattle synchro is a regular user at the pool. o Tukwila Pool depth profile does not work for water polo and underwater hockey groups. o Area private schools are constantly looking for pool space. o Additional users and partnerships — like idea of naming rights via Alaska Airlines for training pool Operating Schedule o 3:00-5:00 p.m. is high school swim teams (Kennedy Catholic and Foster High School) o 4:00 p.m. is swim lessons in shallow end o 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. — in-house swim team — Swim team has capped capacity due to number of lanes and time of practice o 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. — SMAC swim team practice (two days per week 3 lanes become public at 7:00 p.m.) o Saturdays are for party rentals $275-$400 for the entire pool. There is insufficient space for cake and presents — need multi-purpose room. o 8:00 — 9:45 p.m. is water polo (home games will go until 10:00 p.m.) Board Meeting - Meeting room is a top priority with ability to host birthday parties. - Healthpoint will bring higher senior demographic to Tukwila — need to incorporate shallow warmer water in any future swimming pool planning. - Incorporate pool with railings for adult therapy and fitness would prove beneficial to the adult population. - TPMPD needs to work with schools again to use the pool to get students into swimming lessons. - Increasing the amount of warmer water would help to service the waitlist for swimming lessons. Page 2 36 - Plan for the inclusion of a variety of pools to better serve community programming needs. - A barrier or glass wall to keep programming pools and lap pool in separate environments should be considered. - The pool does not necessarily want to host more swim meets as they like the ability to host dual or tri meets but nothing larger. o Swim meets hosted by the Makos, SMAC and Kennedy HS — all can fill bleachers during swim meets. Can the bleachers be reconfigured to regain deck space? o Use retractable bleachers or elevated bleachers to make better use of deck space. Swimming pool support spaces o Provide functional and code compliant locker/changing areas. o Individual changing stalls in locker rooms o Family changing rooms o Design a functional lobby that is not oversized. o Offices are needed for the TPMPD director, district administrator and lifeguard staff. - Give consideration to an outdoor splash park. - Need a minimum of 2 additional lap lanes for an 8 -lane lap pool. Page 3 37 38 4628,S 144th Si Tukwila WA198168 FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL 4242 S 144th St I u kWsl 3, INA' ST 68 O �a r 1, Sky Nursery 113916 42nd Ave S. 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