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AQUATIC / RECREATION CENTER
PROGRAMMING
JULY 19, 2016
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Co PONENTS
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ROOMS vs. TRADITIONAL
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CARDIO TRAINING EQUIPMENT
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MED
REVENUE
EXPENSE LOW
COMMUNITY ROOM / EVENTS HALL
COMMUNITY ROOMS
CATERING KITCHEN
WEDDING RECEP
BANQUETSPARTIES
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EXPENSE MED
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COMPETITION LAP SWIMMING POOL
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OPTIONS
1 A A ' I KING ♦ ASSOCIATES OPERATIONAL I
Recreation Amenities and
Revenue Production
The following is a listing of the top 5 aquatic/recreation amenities that produce revenues as well
as the S lowest aquatic/recreation amenities that produce revenues. This is based on amenities that
might be considered for inclusion in a Pasco Aquatic/Recreation Center.
Top 5 Recreation Amenities for Revenue Production
I. Weight/Cardio E ui ment.
2. Group Exercise Space
3. Party Room
4. Outdoor Leisure Pool
5. Gymnasium
Lowest S Recreation Amenities Por Revenue Production
REVENUEI. Indoor Competitive Pool
EXPENSE HIGH 2. Child Watch Space*
3. Senior Space
4. Teen Space
MED 5. Cultural Arts Space
While Child Watch by itself does not generate strong revenues,it is an essential element in most
centers that have a strong fitness orientation. Without this element, the fitness portion of the
LOW facility will not perform as well financially.
1 1 i ' I KING OPERATIONAL COST
Revenue Production vs. Operating Expenses: In addition to understanding the revenue
production potential of various aquatic and recreation amenities, it is important to examine
operating expenses in conjunction with revenues.
FITNESS SWIM
Estimate of Revenue & Expense Potential
AQUA AEROBICS Component Expense Revenue
*Art Display Space Low Low
LEARN TO SWIM *Clintbirrg Wall Low Medium
*Indoor Track Low Mediun►
*Gamc Area(cicctroniciactive) Law Medium
*Racquetball Low Meditun
*Gymnasium Low High
*Mccung/Multi-Purposc Medium Lock
*Senior Activih- Space Mcditun Low
*Pre-School Space Medium Medium
*Gymnastics Medium Medium
*Indoor Pldyground Mediurn Medium
REVENUE ' *Parti°itoarm Medium. High
EXPENSE HIGH *Aembics/Danee Rooth Medium High
*Weight/Cardio�ascular Space Medium High
*Cotrpetit v Pool(50 meter) High Low
MED *Drop-In Child Care High Low
*Kitchen High Loi.
*ThcatcrlPAC High Low
*ComTntional Pool(25 vardlrnctcr) High Mcdiunt
LOW *Leisure Pool High High L_
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City of Pasco WA
20 MILLION DOLLAR FACILITY PROGRAM
Option A-Includes Indoor and Outdoor Aquatics with support spaces
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture Average Con 5F
Date:June 2,2016 Total Program Area 22,325 SF Cross
Revised:July 8,2018 Total Program Cost $13,761,718
Selected Program Selected Program
Program Space Net Area Ext Grass Area Cost Notes
Facility Administration Spaces 893 5F $218,788
Required Building Support Spaces 5.,� 6,568 SF $2,466,955
Concessions 1,281 SF $304,342
Aquatics Support 540 781 SF $211,600 Equipment roam,guards,office
Design to accommodate a:
Future Indoor 3-Lane x 25-Yard Lap Pool 11,859
4,000SF Indoor LeisurelProgram Pool 9.690 10,659 SF $6,392,600 To Include:3 ea.Lap Lanes/Prograrn Area
20-25 ft Water Slide
Wet Classroom i Party Room(s) 1,740 2,123 SF $545,946
Outdoor Aquatics 17,82:- $3,523,624 To Include
22,325 $13,761,718 Building Construction
Dry Facilities 6 to $1,186,701 Site Construction
$3,266,288 Development Costs(Green Building,Fees,FIFE,Testing,etc)
Wet Indoor Faculties 10,659 $6,392,040 $1,814,671 Contingency:Owner's (10%)+Design (5%)+Estimating (5%)
Wet Outdoor Facilities 17.825 $3,523,624 22l roiec os
Wet Support Facilities 11,666 $3,845,094
Total Wet 46,156 $13,761,718 IndoorCostlSF. $459
Ootclooil1SF. $196
02016 Barker Rinker Seacat Anchiledure.Cast estimaled based on similar recently oonstructed community ce tm around the US and indexed to Itte Middle Washington Slate region based on mid point of conseructian of September 2019.
PROGRAM
RIR ' I ' AQUATICS
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OPTION A - AQUATICS ONLY
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Preliminary Assessment of Operational Cost/Revenue Estimates.
A preliminary operational cost/revenue comparison has been completed for the three program
options that are being considered for the Pasco Aquatic/Recreation Center.
Option A —Aquatics Only
EXPENSE HIGH Of the three options, this one will have the lowest level of cost recovery since all of the elements
are aquatic related. The outdoor segment of the project should be able to cover its cost of operation
REVENUE and possibly generate a positive cash flow. However,the indoor portion of the facility will operate
MEQ at a deficit since it does not have any"dry spaces" to generate additional revenues,
Preliminary operations shortfall projection: $300,000 to $400,400
LOW
City of Pasca WA
20 MILLION COLLAR FACILITY PROGRAM
Option B-Innloltas indoor end 0ltldnor Aquetira,Mineax Programming and Comnnmily Meeting aper..with It necaaaary support apnoea
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture Average Coatl SF
DateJune 2.2016 Total Program Area 29,507 RF Q;maa
Re+lisad-July Sr 2016 Total Program Coat $15921,911
Selected Program Selected Program
Program Space Net Area Ext Gross Area Cost Notes
Facility Admiristratrar Spaces 132 693 SF $218,798
Required Building Support Spaces 5,403 8,588 SF 52,466,955
conccs5tons 1051 1,281 SF $304,342
Child Watch!Babysitting 390 476 SF ;150,000
60 Person Community I Meeting Room 1.160 1,318 SF $402,000 Seals 60 for hangir.onflmeetirg
3,290 Weight I Fitness 32M 4,014 SF s1,246,000
16-20 Person Studio 1.257 1,375 SF $439,000 Accomuda[es 16-20 peopla
Aquatics Support 640 781 SF 5211,000 Equipment room,guards.office
4,0005F Indoor LeisurelProgram Pool 9,590 10,15%SF $6.392,000 To include:3 ea.Lap Lanes I Pruyrarn Area
20-25 It Water Efldin
Wet Classroom 1 Party Room(si 1,749 2,123 SF $645,000
Outdoor Aquatrrs i 53,448,817 To Include
29,507 $15,921,911 Building Construction
Dry Facilities 7,182 5237,000 51255,541 Sire Construction
$3,726,350 D5vekJP[Tierlt Costs(Green Building,Fees,FFE,Testing,etc)
Wert lydoorFlaciliitles i0S69 $6;i92M10 $2,090,580 Contingency.Owner's (10%)+Design (511)+Estimating (5'l)
Wet Cutdaor Facilities 17,325 $3,446817 $22.996,382 TrAalrnlect Com
Wdt Support Facilitids 11,666 $3,848,094
Total Wet 39,6511 513,684,911 Indoor CosVSF. 5423
Outdoor Cost ISF. 5199
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OPTION AQUATICS COMMUNITY
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OPTION B - AQUATICS / COMMUNITY SPACE / FITNESS
Option B—Aquatics with. Community Room, Fitness, Group Exercise and Child Watch
This option will have the best cost recovery since it adds fitness and group exercise space to the
same aquatic amenities in Option A.
EXPENSE
HIGH Preliminary operations shortfall projection: $100,000 to 52€70,000
REVENUE
MED
LOW
City of Pasco WA
2D MILLION DOLLAR FACILITY PROGRAM
Option C-Includes indoor andOutdoor Aquatics,Gymnasium,Elevates)Track and all necessary support spaces
Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture Average Custl SF
Date:June 2,2016 Total Program Area 30,295 SF Gross
Revised:July 8,2018 Total Program Cost 516,092,095
Selected Program Selected Program
Program Space Net Area Ext Gross Area Cost Notes
Facility Administration Spares 732 893 SF $218,798
Required Building Support Spaces 5,400 6,586 SF $2,466,955
Concessions 1,050 1,2815F $304,342
Single Middle School Gourl Gymnasium 5,400 5,5X SF $2,042,185(1)42 x 74 court with overhead volleyhall nets
Elevated Walk!Jog Track 1,$64 2,930 SF $365,000 12 laps per mile,3 lanes
Aquatics Support 640 731 9F 5211,000 Fquipment room,guards,office
4,000SF Indoor Leisure)Program Pool 9,690 10,659 SF 56,392,000 To include:3 ea.Lap Lanes 1 Program Area
20-25 R Water Slide
Wet Classroom!Party Roam(s) 1,740 2,123 SF $645,000
Outdoor Aquatics 'tr Q'!� $3,446,817 To Inchide
3D,295 $16,097095 Ruilding Construction
Dry Facilitles 7,970 '32,407,185 $1,263,092 Site Construction
$3,523,873 Development Costs(Green Building,Fees,FFE,Testing,etc)
Wet Indoor Facdllles 10,659 $G„392,0[]0 82,087,906 Contingency:Owners (10%)+Design (5%)+Estimating (595)
Wet Outdoor Facilities 17,325 $3,446,017 1 otal Projectos
Wet Support Faciliiies 11,656 $3,846,094
Total Wet 39,650 $13,664,911 Indoor Cost/SF. $417
Outdoor Cost 13F. $199
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OPTION C - AQUATICS / GYMNASIUM / TRACK
Option C—Aquatics with Gymnasium and T'raek
This option will have a better cost recovery level than Option A with the addition of a gymnasium
and track to the same aquatic amenities in Option A, but without the fitness spaces, the cost
recovery rate will be lower than Option B.
EXPENSE
HIGH Preliminary operations shortfall projection: $250,000 to $350,000
REVENUE MED
LOW
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