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C REEKSIDE C O MMUNIT Y C ENT ER | BLO O MING T O N, MINNESO T A | APRIL 27, 2015

BL O O MING T O N CO MMUNIT Y CENT ER NEEDS ASSESSMENT

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AG ENDA

► Sta ke ho ld e rs a nd De sig n T

e a m

► Ne e d s Asse ssme nt Pro c e ss ► C re e ksid e Eva lua tio n ► Ma rke t Ana lysis ► Re c o mme nd e d p ro g ra m ► C o st e stima te ► Ne xt ste p s

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City of Blooming ton

Dia nn Kirb y

C o mmunity Se rvic e s Dire c to r

Ra nd y Q ua le

Ma na g e r o f Pa rks & Re c re a tio n

G re g Bo a tma n

  • Assist. Ma na g e r o f Pa rks & Re c .

L

  • rind a Pe a rso n

Ma na g e r o f Huma n Se rvic e s

T ra c y Smith

Ad ministra tive C o o rd ina to r fo r Huma n Se rvic e s

Jim Eile r

Ma inte na nc e Sup e rinte nd e nt

Bo nnie Pa ulse n

Pub lic He a lth Ad ministra tio n

De sig n/ Consulta nts

Na nc y Bla nkfa rd , AIA

HG A Arc hite c ts a nd Eng ine e rs – Princ ip a l, Pro je c t Ma na g e r

Emilie Ko p p

HG A Arc hite c ts a nd Eng ine e rs - Inte rn

Je ff King

Ba lla rd *King - C o nsulta nt

Vic to r Pe c ha ty, AIA

HG A Arc hite c ts a nd Eng ine e rs – De sig n Princ ip a l

Ma rk Mc Do na ld

HG A Arc hite c ts a nd Eng ine e rs – C o st Estima ting

ST AKEHO L DERS & DESIG N T EAM

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Community Input Sta ke holde rs

L

  • a ve s a nd Fishe s

Se nio r C o mmunity Se rvic e s

Mo to r Ve hic le s

Blo o ming to n Unite d fo r Yo uth

Mid we st Pic kle b a ll

Fa stp itc h ST AKEHO L DERS & DESIG N T EAM

Blo o ming to n Athle tic Asso c ia tio n

Blo o ming to n Yo uth So c c e r

T ra ve ling Ba se b a ll

Blo o ming to n Pub lic Sc ho o ls

Yo uth L a c ro sse

C re e ksid e se nio r le a d e rs

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C a thy Ma e s, Lo a ve s & Fishe s

De b Ho g e r, Se nio r C o mmunity Se rvic e s

Kim G riffith, Mo to r Ve hic le s

Ja ne t Le wis, Mo to r Ve hic le s

Jing Jing Ze ng , Blo o ming to n Unite d fo r Yo uth

Mic ha e l Re inha rd t, Blo o ming to n Unite d fo r Yo uth

T

  • m Ring d a l, Blo o ming to n Unite d fo r Yo uth

Ric ha rd C a rte r, Mid we st Pic kle b a ll

T im Fo rb y. Blo o ming to n Yo uth So c c e r

Ka re n Jo hnso n, Fa stp itc h

Ma rk Pe a rso n, Fa stp itc h

Wa yne Ha e g , Blo o ming to n Athle tic Asso c ia tio n

Jo hn He lme r, T ra ve ling Ba se b a ll

Do ug La ng e fe ls, Blo o ming to n Pub lic Sc ho o ls

Jim Mc C a rthy, Yo uth La c ro sse

C he ryl Ste p ne y, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Ro g e r Ko la nd , C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Ma c k Siro is, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Le nn La c he r, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Dia ne Rile y, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Alic e O lso n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Sa nd y Lund e e n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Ma rylo u Nilso n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Mic he lle Kissing e r, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Arline Ja ke ma n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Lind a Ne lso n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Je rry O lso n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Ma ry We ntz, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Be ve rle y T sc hump e r, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Sha ro n Be c kle r, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

G le nn Ne lso n, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

Ja c k Withe rb y, C re e ksid e C o mmunity C e nte r

ST AKEHO L DERS & DESIG N T EAM

Community Input Sta ke holde rs

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Ne e ds Asse ssme nt Proc e ss

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PRO CESS

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T RENDS IN HEAL T H AND WEL L NESS

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CO MMUNIT Y AT T RACT O RS

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BL O O MING T O N CO MPREHENSIVE PL AN

► T

  • b uild a nd re ne w

c o mmunity b y p ro vid ing se rvic e s, p ro mo ting re ne wa l a nd g uid ing g ro wth

► Pro mo te the fun a nd vita lity

  • f c o mmunity life

► Sha p e future ra the r tha n

re a c ting

► Pro vid e o ur c hild re n with

  • p p o rtunitie s
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CO MMUNIT Y CENT ER VISIO N

► A Blooming ton Community Ce nte r is…

► A p la c e fo r g a the ring ► C o mfo rta b le a nd we lc o ming ► Huma n se rvic e s fo c use d ► Inte g ra te s c o mmunitie s ► Fo r multi-e c o no mic use rs ► Fo r multi-g e ne ra tio na l use rs ► Fo r multi-c ultura l use rs

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Existing Cre e kside Eva lua tion

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EXIST ING CREEKSIDE CO MMUNIT Y CENT ER

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EXIST ING CREEKSIDE CO MMUNIT Y CENT ER

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EXIST ING CREEKSIDE CO MMUNIT Y CENT ER

► Wha t’s working we ll

► T

hriving so c ia l o p p o rtunitie s fo r se nio rs

► Vo lunte e r le d p ro g ra m o ffe rs wa ys to g ive b a c k

► Wha t ne e ds improve me nt

► Ina d e q ua te sp a c e to c o nd uc t p ro g ra ms ► Minima l fle xib ility to mo d ify ro o ms ► Sig nific a nt c o st to me e t c o d e a nd still no t me e t ne e d s

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CREEKSIDE REPAIRS CO ST EST IMAT E

► Construc tion Cost to improve Cre e kside

$4,295,336

► Ke y up g ra d e s:

► Ne w HVAC ► Wind o w re p la c e me nt ► Re stro o m a d d itio n ► Ne w e le c tric a l d istrib utio n p a ne l ► Ne w p a rking lo t a nd c urb s

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Ma rke t Ana lysis

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Service Area

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Median Age

2010 Census 2014 Projectio n 2019 Projectio n City of Bloomington 42.8 43.4 44.1 Secondary Service Area 40.7 41.4 42.3 State of Minnesota 37.3 37.9 38.5 Nationally 37.1 37.7 38.2

32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 2010 2014 2019 37.1 37.7 38.2 Age City of Bloomington Secondary Service Area State of Minnesota National

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Median HH Income

2014 Estimate 2019 Projection City of Bloomington $61,129 $73,520 Secondary Service Area $62,959 $75,597 State of Minnesota $58,634 $68,448 Nationally $52,076 $59,599

$0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000 $70,000 $80,000 2014 2019 $52,076 $59,599 Median HH Income City of Bloomington Secondary Service Area State of Minnesota National

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Cost Of Housing Index

City of Bloomington SPI Average Amount Spent Percen t Housing 117 $24,464.68 30.8% Shelter 118 $18,886.95 23.8% Utilities, Fuel, Public Service 113 $5,577.73 7.0% Entertainment & Recreation 116 $3,751.84 4.7% State of Minnesota SPI Average Amount Spent Percen t Housing 108 $22,542.30 30.0% Shelter 107 $17,167.93 22.9% Utilities, Fuel, Public Service 109 $5,374.37 7.2% Entertainment & Recreation 111 $3,595.85 4.8%

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Age Distribution

Ages Populatio n % of Total Nat. Populatio n Differenc e

  • 5

4,374 5.1% 6.5%

  • 1.4%

5-17 11,778 14.0% 17.2%

  • 3.2%

18-24 6,407 7.6% 9.8%

  • 2.2%

25-44 21,270 25.1% 26.5%

  • 1.4%

45-54 11,669 13.8% 14.1%

  • 0.3%

55-64 12,292 14.5% 12.3% +2.2% 65-74 8,565 10.2% 7.5% +2.7% 75+ 8,237 9.7% 6.1% +3.6% Ages 2010 Census 2014 Projecti

  • n

2019 Projecti

  • n

Percent Change Percent Change Nat’l

  • 5

4,505 4,374 4,584 +1.8% +4.7% 5-17 11,858 11,778 12,185 +2.8% +1.8% 18-24 6,485 6,407 6,040

  • 6.9%
  • 2.4%

25-44 20,843 21,270 22,196 +6.5% +10.4% 45-54 12,762 11,669 10,764 -15.7%

  • 6.2%

55-64 11,222 12,292 13,112 +16.8% +13.7% 65-74 7,502 8,565 10,110 +34.8% +32.9% 75+ 7,716 8,237 9,288 +20.4% +9.5%

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Participation Estimates

Activity Average 2010 Part. 2014 Part. 2019 Part. Differen ce Aerobic 15.3% 11,732 12,012 12,544 +812 Baseball 4.4% 3,372 3,452 3,605 +233 Basketball 9.0% 6,877 7,042 7,353 +476 Cheerleading 1.4% 1,034 1,059 1,105 +72 Exercise Walking 34.5% 26,417 27,048 28,244 +1,827 Exercise w/ Equipment 19.4% 14,850 15,205 15,877 +1,027 Football (tackle) 2.5% 1,906 1,951 2,038 +132 Gymnastics 1.8% 1,404 1,437 1,501 +97 Hockey (ice) 1.2% 926 948 990 +64 Lacrosse 0.7% 540 553 577 +37 Running/Jogging 14.8% 1,311 1,342 1,401 +91 Soccer 4.7% 3,579 3,665 3,827 +248 Softball 3.6% 2,790 2,857 2,983 +193 Swimming 16.1% 12,324 12,619 13,177 +853 Tennis 4.4% 3,357 3,438 3,590 +232 Volleyball 3.5% 2,712 2,777 2,899 +188 Weight Lifting 11.2% 8,563 8,767 9,155 +592 Workout @ Clubs 11.6% 8,864 9,075 9,477 +613 Wrestling 1.0% 782 801 836 +54 Yoga 9.0% 6,874 7,038 7,349 +475

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Activity Ranking

Sport Nat’l Rank Nat’l Participation (in millions) Primary Service Area Primary Service Area % Participation Exercise Walking 1 96.3 1 34.5% Exercising w/ Equipment 2 53.1 2 19.4% Swimming 3 45.5 3 16.1% Aerobic Exercising 4 44.1 4 15.3% Running/Jogging 5 42.0 5 14.8% Workout @ Club 10 34.1 6 11.6% Weightlifting 11 31.2 7 11.2% Yoga 13 25.9 8 9.0% Basketball 14 25.5 8 9.0% Soccer 20 12.9 10 4.7% Tennis 21 12.6 11 4.4% Baseball 23 11.7 11 4.4% Volleyball 24 10.1 14 3.5% Softball 25 10.0 13 3.6% Football (tackle) 32 7.5 15 2.5% Gymnastics 39 5.1 16 1.8% Cheerleading 45 3.5 17 1.4% Hockey (ice) 46 3.4 18 1.2% Wrestling 48 3.1 19 1.0% Lacrosse 49 2.8 20 0.7%

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Activity Trend

Sport/Activity 2013 Participation 2004 Participation Percent Change Yoga 25.9 6.3 +311.1% Wrestling 3.1 1.3 +138.5% Lacrosse 2.8 1.2 +133.3% Running/Jogging 42.0 24.7 +70.0% Aerobic Exercising 44.1 29.5 +49.5% Hockey (ice) 3.5 2.4 +45.8% Tennis 12.6 9.6 +31.3% Gymnastics 5.1 3.9 +30.8% Weightlifting 31.3 26.2 +19.5% Exercise Walking 96.3 84.7 +13.7% Workout @ Club 34.1 31.8 +7.2% Exercising w/ Equipment 53.1 52.2 +1.7% Soccer 12.8 13.3

  • 3.8%

Volleyball 10.1 10.8

  • 6.5%

Basketball 25.5 27.8

  • 8.3%

Football (tackle) 7.5 8.2

  • 8.5%

Cheerleading 3.5 4.1

  • 14.6%

Swimming 45.5 53.4

  • 14.8%

Softball 10.0 12.5

  • 20.0%

Baseball 11.7 15.9

  • 26.4%
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Alternative Service Providers

Fitness - Direct

  • Lifetime Fitness
  • LA Fitness
  • Health Fitness
  • Welcyon
  • Anytime Fitness
  • Snap Fitness
  • Planet Fitness
  • C M’s Fitness
  • Bloomington SD

Other - Indirect

  • Arboretum
  • Plymouth Creek
  • Maple Grove
  • Chaska
  • Richfield (City Hall)
  • Savage
  • Shoreview
  • Waterpark of aMERICA
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Communi unity I Input put

  • Midwest Pickelball
  • Youth Soccer
  • Youth Lacrosse
  • Bloomington School

District

  • Traveling Baseball
  • Athletic Association
  • Fast Pitch Softball
  • Bloomington United for

Youth

  • Senior Program Leaders
  • Human Services
  • Loaves and Fishes
  • Department of Motor

Vehicle

  • Public Health

Department

  • Senior Community

Services

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Balanc ncing A ng Act

Program Recommendation

Alternative Providers & Trends Market Analysis CCC, Community & Staff Input

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Program Development

Needs Budget Wants

Recreation Amenities versus Revenue Production

  • Seniors Area
  • Administrative/Support
  • Teen Lounge
  • Babysitting
  • Kitchen
  • Locker Rooms
  • Theatre
  • Meeting Rooms
  • Tennis Courts
  • Competitive Pools (50

meter)

Potential Medium Revenues

  • Arts & Crafts Area
  • Racquetball
  • Sports Medicine Clinic
  • Tot Program Areas
  • Game Rooms
  • Gymnastics Areas
  • Climbing Wall
  • Competitive Pools (25 yard/meter)

Potential Low Revenues

  • Leisure Pools
  • Weight/Cardiovascular
  • Aerobics/Dance Areas
  • Gym/Track
  • Concessions
  • Ice Arena

Potential High Revenues

Source: BALLARD*KING and ASSOCIATES

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Expense Estimates

Full Time Staff 773,230 Part Time Staff 503,811 Equipment Maintenance 8,500 Mobile Devices 6,500 Mileage 500 Training and Education 3,500 IS System Maintenance 62,000 IS Replacement 30,000 Web Access 1,500 Space and Occupancy 253,500 Building Replacement 350,000 Postage 5,000 Telephone 12,500 Printing 9,000 Office Supplies 12,500 Merchandise for Sale 3,000 Recreation Supplies 20,000 Other 2,500

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Revenue Estimates

Daily Admissions 154,800 Annual Passes 156,180 Rentals 145,960 General Programs 44,460 Fitness 92,160 Sports 32,800 Merchandise for Sale 7,500 Special Events 5,000 Vending 4,000 Babysitting 21,750 Birtyhday Parties 45,000

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AMENIT IES IN MET RO AREA

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AMENIT IES IN BL O O MING T O N T

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Re c omme nde d Prog ra m

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CO MMO N SPACES

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CO MMO N SPACES

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RECREAT IO N & FIT NESS

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RECREAT IO N & FIT NESS

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G YMNASIUM, O FFICES, SUPPO RT

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G YMNASIUM, O FFICES, SUPPO RT

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O PT IO N O NE: PUBL IC HEAL T H

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O PT IO N O NE: PUBL IC HEAL T H

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O PT IO N T WO & T HREE: AQ UAT ICS & MO T O R VEHICL E

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O PT IO N T WO & T HREE: AQ UAT ICS & MO T O R VEHICL E

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FUT URE EXT ERIO R SPACES

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FUT URE EXT ERIO R SPACES

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PRIO RIT IZED PRO G RAM

► Prioritie s re ma in true to g oa ls

► Ma inta in so c ia l/ re c re a tio na l o p p o rtunitie s a nd

e xp a nd fitne ss

► L

a rg e Multip urp o se Ro o m

► G ymna siums ► Run/ Jo g / Wa lk T

ra c k

► Multiuse c la ssro o ms

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Cost Estima ting

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CO ST EST IMAT E

► 94,715 g ro ss sq ua re fe e t ► C o nstruc tio n C o sts

$31,888,251

► Inc lud e s e sc a la tio n to 2016 ► $337/ sq ft

► So ft C o sts

$9,566,475

► 30% a llo wa nc e

► T

  • ta l Pro je c t C o sts

$41,454,726

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