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1 HOUGHTON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER OUTREACH MEETING - FILTER NOVEMBER 9, 2015

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Request fo developer Jan 15 COG Qualificatio Outreach meetings : (RFQ) 9th District9th Space District Space 9th District stakeholder outreach Space review: developed Kick-Off: input Center Kick-Off: input Center 9th District Space District SpaceCenter Kick-Off: input9th initial plans released.a design conceptual design Kick-Off: input design Center Kick-Off: inputconceptual Center COG SCAG conceptual implementation Apr 16 diagrams. will be rele presentations conceptualpresentations design conceptual design Maste Complete presentations begins: s to identify COG presentations COG presentations : finalized 9th District Space Demonstration Event COG vision feedback pool of qua COG COG : start to come to life! potential presentations : presentations Outreach meetings : presentations to developers Committees to Committees : presentations : presentations to Committees City Jun 16 Councils City Councils to Committees to Committees City Councils 9th District Space City Councils City Councils SCAG Kick-Off: input Center Complete conceptual design Demonstration Event Center final design presentations approval COG presentations join us:: to Committees facebook.com/rexrichardsonlb Dev City Councils Tea Reque HOUGHTON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER CO MMU N ITY O U TR E A CH MEET I N G - FI L T ER ROADMAP TO THE RENAISSANCE Councilmember Rex Richardson is engaging members business leaders to help revitalize Atlantic Ave. When the development plan is implemented, Atlantic Blvd will be on track to be transformed into a revitalized thriving residential, commercial, service hub. 1. gateway council Of governments - ARTEsiA BlvD. MAsTER PlAn 1. HOugHTOn PARk MAsTER PlAn The will be the blueprint for the future of. Councilmember Rex Richardson the City of Long Beach are working with the COG to address needs by developing a comprehensive Boulevard Corridor Complete Street Evaluation to enhance the sustainability of the neighborhoods along address transportation needs. 2. new HOugHTOn PARk community center DEsign Councilmember Rex Richardson the Departments of s, Recreation Marine Public Works have joined with the to Imagine : how can a new center better serve today s residents? 2. scag grant ARTEsiA BlvD. OPEn streets EvEnT 3. DE forest wetlands REsTORATiOn PROjEcT PHAsE 1 In June 2015, Councilmember Rex Richardson the City of Long Beach submitted a proposal for a project on to the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) as a part of SCAG s Temporary Events Call for Projects. If funded, this project will combine an Street event on with a Complete demonstration, which provides visioning temporary corridor improvements to showcase local neighborhoods businesses while engaging members stakeholders in re-imagining the corridor. 4. 9TH DisTRicT OPEn space MAsTER PlAn road to the renaissance symbols: REvITALIzATION MILESTONES 3. ARTEsiA BlvD REviTAlizATiOn PHAsE 1 funding strategy: MTA call for PROjEcTs ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS Councilmember Rex Richardson City of Long Beach submit grant proposal to SCAG for a May 2016 Complete Demonstration. SCAG announces project winners. Request for Qualifications (RFQ) developed released.an RFQ will be released to identify a pool of qualified potential developers. COG : presentations to Committees City Councils jan Center conceptual design presentations dec Uptown Development Conference RFQ Pre-Submittal Briefing: review RFQ submittal requirements, City s District 9 s objectives, present project schedule. WInter 9th District Space Kick-Off: input COG : stakeholder outreach nov COG review: initial plans diagrams. oct SCAG Event: planning outreach. Submit for approval (s Recreation Commission City Council) implementation begins: s vision feedback start to come to life! Focus Group Meetings Site Analysis: advise Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Focus group meetings with key stakeholders to identify opportunities, constraints, public improvements private investment needed to attract new residential, commercial, service development. sep Revitalization Phase 1: MTA announces approved projects. aug De Forest Wetls Restoration Project, Phase 1: Groundbreaking, 12-month construction timeline begins. fall Center Kick-Off: engage on vision process Host Youth Focus Group 2015 Presentation: final revisions of Initial Atlantic Avenue public visioning. Timeline of the public bidding process created. jul Workshop #2: review draft information gathering needs analysis. summer proposal: site visits interviews with SCAG COG 1-year planning phase initiated ( COG, the City of Long Beach, local cities). jun Workshop #1: planning retreat may City of Long Beach submits proposal for MTA call for projects for Blvd Revitalization Phase 1. apr In the Spring of 2015, the City of Long Beach submitted a proposal to MTA for capital improvements to address severe congestion issues along, plus a series of bicycle, pedestrian transit improvements to increase mobility for all modes of travel. If approved, the City will receive notification from MTA in the Fall of 2015 for a $4,700,000 grant to increase mobility for all modes of travel. spring In February of 2015, Councilmember Richardson sponsored a Council Item to develop a 9th District Space. The 9th District Space will engage empower to build more park green space throughout the district in partnership with the Department of Health Human Services the North Long Beach HEAL zone Initiative. mar The De Forest Wetls Restoration Project will restore 34 acres of wetls to improve water quality, preserve scrub woodl habitat, retain flood control properties, which will provide members with a beautiful recreational green parkway along the lower Los Angeles River. feb mar may City approves top-ranked Development Team. jul 9th District Space completed, approval process begins (s Recreation Commission City Council). Development Team begins engagement development process. summer aug roadmap Strategy jun Center final design approval De Forest Wetls Restoration Project Phase 1 Complete 2016 SCAG Complete Demonstration Event apr spring COG : finalized 9th District Space Outreach meetings Request for Qualification (RFQ) Request for Proposals (RFP) processes: evaluation of teams proposals

3 EMPOWER BY DESIGN Our vision for the project is to fuse history, culture,, the highest aspirations of architecture - namely to create a place that serves members of all generations. These ideals will be strengthened by concrete issues such as safety, permeability, access, program flexibility. COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGN CHARRETTE outreach goals DESIGN empowers FUTURE GROWTH

4 Schedule Overview Recap of Listen Presenting Program Brief Presenting Conceptual Group ning Charette Group Presentation & Comments Recap/Next Steps Q/A with Councilmember Richardson FILTER AGENDA

5 Concept Design (Conceptual ) Schematic Design Environmental Review Construction Documents current phase approx 3 mo. Spring 2016 Summer 2016 approx 8 mo. Bidding approx 3 mo. Contract Negotiation approx 2 mo. Construction approx 18 mo. WHERE WE ARE timeline

6 OUTREACH MEETING CONCEPTUAL PLANNING (BY RJM) LISTEN Fall 2014, Winter 2014, Winter 2015 Spring/Summer 2015 OUTREACH MEETING 04 FILTER Fall 2015 OUTREACH MEETING 05 OUTREACH MEETING 06 FINAL DESIGN PRESENT SYNTHESIS APPROVAL Winter 2016 Spring 2016 Summer 2016 WHERE WE ARE schedule

7 OUTREACH LISTENING SESSIONS Senior Citizens Daytime Town Hall Local Business Leaders Lunch Teen Design Charette Breakfast with Santa Evening Town Hall imaginehoughton.com Survey listen recap

8 OUTREACH LISTENING SESSIONS Senior Citizens Daytime Town Hall Local Business Leaders Lunch Teen Design Charette Breakfast with Santa Evening Town Hall imaginehoughton.com Survey listen recap

9 OUTREACH LISTENING SESSIONS Senior Citizens Daytime Town Hall Local Business Leaders Lunch Teen Design Charette Breakfast with Santa Evening Town Hall imaginehoughton.com Survey listen recap

10 OUTREACH LISTENING SESSIONS Senior Citizens Daytime Town Hall Local Business Leaders Lunch Teen Design Charette Breakfast with Santa Evening Town Hall imaginehoughton.com Survey listen recap

11 OUTREACH LISTENING SESSIONS Senior Citizens Daytime Town Hall Local Business Leaders Lunch Teen Design Charette Breakfast with Santa Evening Town Hall imaginehoughton.com Survey listen recap

12 OUTREACH LISTENING SESSIONS Senior Citizens Daytime Town Hall Local Business Leaders Lunch Teen Design Charette Breakfast with Santa Evening Town Hall imaginehoughton.com Survey listen recap

13 ACTIVITY SPACE SUPPORT SPACE LOGISTICS Fitness Room Classrooms Dedicated Senior Space Barrier Free Design Indoor Air Quality Natural Lighting Preservation of Clubhouse recap seniors

14 ACTIVITY SPACE SUPPORT SPACE LOGISTICS Gymnasium Rentable Space Separate Entry for User Groups Visibility Along Atlantic Avenue Career Building Classes After Hour Classes recap business

User Groups Enclosed Outdoor Space Security

15 ACTIVITY SPACE SUPPORT SPACE LOGISTICS Gymnasium Fitness Room Quiet Study Space Multi-Media Classroom Recording Studio Expansion Dance Studio Separate Entry for User Groups Enclosed Outdoor Space Security Shared Facility with Jordan High School TBD recap teens

16 ACTIVITY SPACE SUPPORT SPACE LOGISTICS Space for Summer Youth Program Exped Computer/AV Classrooms Warming/Commercial Kitchen More Storage Admin Staff Area Dedicated Loading Unloading Space Security recap staff

17 PROGRAM Required functions of the project. It should include estimated square footage of each usage type. - To clarify project goals design issues - To provide a rational basis for design decision making - To ensure that the project reflects the s values Program in this instance does not refer to park activities, schedule or events. program brief

18 Staff / Support Reception Offices Staff Lounge Health Department Restrooms Kitchen Storage Total 500 sf 520 sf 400 sf 500 sf 560 sf 500 sf 600 sf 3,580 sf program Summary

19 users youth/teen Activity Room 1,200 sf program Summary

20 users youth/teen Activity Room Computer Learning Center 1,200 sf 600 sf program Summary

21 users youth/teen Activity Room Computer Learning Center Senior Center 1,200 sf 600 sf 1,200 sf program Summary

22 users youth/teen Activity Room Computer Learning Center Senior Center Media Production 1,200 sf 600 sf 1,200 sf 800 sf program Summary

23 users youth/teen Activity Room Computer Learning Center Senior Center Media Production Fitness Center 1,200 sf 600 sf 1,200 sf 800 sf 1,200 sf program Summary

24 Large Room Gym Club House Total 3,200 sf 9,460 sf 5,500 sf 18,160 sf program Summary

25 outdoor Court Fitness Court Senior Court Reading Garden Playground Outdoor Classroom Total 6,000 sf 1,000 sf 400 sf 1,200 sf 2,000 sf 2,000 sf 12,600 sf program Summary

26 Project Overview Development of Program Key Design Concepts filter

27 overview project brief

28 1980 ADDITION 1959 ADDITION 1930 ORIGINAL 1980 HYPHEN overview existing

at Center) New Basketball Court Upgraded Soccer Field w/ Seating Upgraded Tennis Courts New Picnic

29 overview Conceptual plan Conceptual by RJM Design Group Amenities: Center New ing Area(s) Entry Monument Signs Electronic Reader Board Fitness Stations Hydration Stations Seating Area Heal Zone Garden (located at Center) New Basketball Court Upgraded Soccer Field w/ Seating Upgraded Tennis Courts New Picnic Shelters Ball Field/Overlay Upgrades Preservation of Trees Greenspace Security Lighting User Focused / Bike Paths

30 WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF A GOOD DESIGN? - Clarity of Organization (Space) - Flow - Efficiency - Easy to Underst (Form) - Responsive to Context WHAT DEFINES A GOOD SPACE? program DESIGN

31 what time is it?!

32 COMMUNITY INPUT Program Layout Charette Work Session by Table Presentation per Group program charette

33 05 PRESENT Present Concept Design Schemes (January 2016) 06 SYNTHESIS Present Final Concept Design (February 2016) outreach next steps

34 thank you!

Off-Campus Recreation, Intercollegiate Athletics, College of Education and Human Performance, and Facilities and Open Spaces.

Off-Campus Recreation, Intercollegiate Athletics, College of Education and Human Performance, and Facilities and Open Spaces. In order to provide a comprehensive count of all existing recreation and open space facilities, an inventory of such facilities is organized based on the following chart. Activity-based facilities are