District 86 Swimming Pools Pool Task Force Recommendations

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1 District 86 Swimming Pools 2018 Pool Task Force Recommendations

2 D86 Pool History Hinsdale Central Pool Built in yard pool with six 7 lanes 2 diving boards (No meets) Renovations over the years Repaired heat and ventilation Continues to need service Starting blocks (privately funded 4 of the 6 blocks) Regrouted the tile in the pool New drain covers Hinsdale South Pool Built in yard pool with four 7 lanes and two 9 lanes 2 diving boards (No meets) Horseshoe seating Renovations over the years New Dectron unit (Ventilation and heat still poor) New scoreboard New drain covers

3 Existing D86 Pools Hinsdale Central Hinsdale South

4 D86 Pool Deferred Maintenance Hinsdale Central Windows Lighting New Dectron (keep repairing the original) New heating unit (continue to repair) Mechanical Equipment (CH report) Roof damage Locker Room (currently COED Boys season) Hinsdale South New Dectron Unit (3rd one still has issues) Locker Room capacity (insufficient for team or class size) Mechanical Equipment (CH report) Ceiling tile damage On-deck bleachers in need of upkeep

5 D86 Bather Load (individuals usage in hrs per year) Data collected by District 86 Administration 184 school days, 7 periods a day average class size (Central 36, South 43) Girls/Boys Swim/Dive (150 Days 6 hours per day, Central 80, South 35) Girls/Boys Water Polo (65 Days 4 hours per day, Central 60, South 60) Hinsdale Central Student bather load 46,368 Swim teams 72,000 Water Polo 14,880 Total individual usage hours 133,248 Hinsdale South: Student bather load 32,200 Swim teams 31,500 Water polo 15,600 Total individual usage hours 79,300

6 Programming Current/Past programs offered at Hinsdale Central and Hinsdale South Physical education classes (Lifeguarding, Fits 1, Adaptive, Freshman Swimming, Water Games) High School athletic programs (Swimming, Diving and Water Polo) USA swimming (Hornet Swim Club, Hinsdale Swim Club) Special Olympics (South) Learn-to-Swim (Central ended mid 1990 s, South-Summers only) Swim/Guard Organization (1970 s-1980 s) - taught learn to swim to thousands in community Open Swim (2000 s) (South) USA Diving (Late 90 s) (South) Athletics and Clubs practicing in the pool (theatre, pole vault and bass fishing) Rehab for injured athletes (football, cross country, soccer and track) Inquiries to use the pool for cross training (Triathletes, wrestling, football, cross country and track)

7 Comparable Teams/pools LYONS TOWNSHIP student population - 3,961 total students in Grades 9-12 Boys swim team - 75, Girls swim team - 70, Boys Water Polo - 36, Girls Water Polo - 36 pool(s) 18 lanes of training 1 6 lane pool, 1 50 yd pool with 6 lanes of training Built 2006 Additional programming (kayaking, scuba diving, open swim, Masters swimming, club water polo) Deerfield HS (old Pool pic) student population - 1,606 total students in Grades 9-12 Swim team size - 54 Varsity Boys, 46 Varsity Girls pool(s) 15 lanes of training 1 5 lane shallow pool, 1 25 yd pool with 10 lanes of training (40 yd stretch 10 lanes) Built 2015 Libertyville student population - 1,969 total students in Grades 9-12 Boys swim team - 59, Girls swim team - 71, Girls Water Polo - 35, Boys Water Polo - 35 Original pool built in 1971 pool(s) 18 lanes of training (1) 6 lane pool, (1) 50 yd pool with 6 lanes of training New Pool approved and projected completion in February, 2019 Additional programming (kayaking, scuba diving, CATS aquatics, diving club, masters swimming, youth swim lessons)

Pool Task Force 18 members of the aquatic community Split equally between Central and South Representing - PE, Water polo, HS and Club Swimming and Diving Discussions: Originally discussed 8 lanes

8 Pool Task Force 18 members of the aquatic community Split equally between Central and South Representing - PE, Water polo, HS and Club Swimming and Diving Discussions: Originally discussed 8 lanes (size of each lane?) x 25 yards All deep water pools Concern for Diving Locker room space appropriate for the venue? Expenses for repair that turn into larger projects? Program needs at South vs. Central Current facilities limitations and strain on the community of swimming and polo Length of High School meets at Central vs. South Concessions stand? Spectator seating for how many?

9 Key areas of concern for Hinsdale South - Diving restrictions - Ventilation and air circulation - Locker room space - 6 lane shallow pool without diving area - Scheduling Diving Meets - ADA accessible (locker rooms and stands) - All deep pool for polo practice and competition - More programming opportunities for HS and the community - More training areas for all aquatic programs

10 Hinsdale South pool pricing from Arcon Option 1 Option 2 Option 2a Option 3 $7,338,165 Option 1 $14,473,155 Option 2 $15,131,055 Option 3 $15,057,525 Option 4 Option Option 4 5 Option Option 5 6 Option Option 6 7 Option 7 $15,788,955 $16,528,125 $21,185,025 $22,197,675

11 - New 6 lane pool within existing space - 14 deep diving well - platform in shallow end for PE classes - All deep for water polo - Renovated locker rooms - Offices - Storage - New lighting - New Mechanical equipment - New Dectron unit Fix to 2018 standards (option 1) $7,338,165

12 - New 6 lane x 40 yard stretch pool - platform in shallow end for PE classes - All deep water polo - Expand/renovate and new locker rooms - Offices - Storage - New lighting - New Mechanical equipment - New Dectron unit Option 2a - 40 yd stretch pool $15,131,055

13 Key areas of concern for Hinsdale Central - Diving restrictions (no home events) - Ventilation and air circulation - Locker room space (1 unisex locker room) - 6 lane shallow pool without diving area - ADA accessible (locker room, deck and stands) - All deep pool for polo practice and competition - More programming opportunities for HS and the community - More training areas for all aquatic programs - Training schedules (80 swimmers and divers per season) - Meet timeline (3 ½ - 4 hour meets)

14 Hinsdale Central pool options from Arcon: Option 1 Option 2 Option Option 3 3 Option Option 4 4 $11,811,885 $16,085,010 $16,407,510 $22,929,750 Option 4a 5 Option 56 Option Option 6 7 Option 7 $24,045,600 $24,335,850 $31,830,750 $33,894,750

15 - New 6 lane pool within existing space - with 14 deep diving well - All deep polo - operable platform in shallow end for PE - New women s locker room addition to the south end - New Dectron unit - New lighting - New ductwork - Mechanical equipment Fix to 2018 standards HC (option 1) $11,811,885

- New 10 lane x 40 yard stretch - Bulkhead - 5 shallow lanes for additional PE class space-shallow end - All deep-water polo - Three practice areas for multiple teams and

16 - New 10 lane x 40 yard stretch - Bulkhead - 5 shallow lanes for additional PE class space-shallow end - All deep-water polo - Three practice areas for multiple teams and classes to be run simultaneously - New locker rooms - Offices - Storage - New lighting - New Mechanical equipment - New Dectron unit Option 4a - 40 yd stretch pool $24,045,600

17 Programming opportunities - Expanded Swim Teams for both Boys and Girls - Expanded Water Polo for both Boys and Girls - Lifeguarding classes, with certification in WSI - Learn To Swim programs taught by certified lifeguards - Guard Organization - help time at meets, Learn-to-Swim, community service projects - Masters swimming - Community Open Swim - Kayaking - SCUBA classes - Special education classes - Bass Fishing Club - Triathlon training - Yoga, Dryland exercises, Stretching, Weights, Fluid Running - Cross training or low impact training for other athletic programs - Rehabilitation exercises/aquatic Physical Therapy

VALPARAISO HIGH SCHOOL NEW NATATORIUM Valparaiso Community Schools

VALPARAISO HIGH SCHOOL NEW NATATORIUM DESIGN UPDATE PREPARED BY: GIBRALTAR DESIGN SUBMITTED TO: OF TRUSTEES School Board Meeting CONTENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Introduction Summary Programming Pool Considerations