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r CITY OF PETALUMAXC LIFORNIA
AGENDA RILL September 13,2004,
Agenda 'Title: Resolution, authorizing, the City .Manager, to Tenter 'Meetine Date: September 13. 2004.
* into an agreement with NTDStichler of Auburn, California, to
,,provide architectural; Iservices.for:a;new Petaluma Swim: ex.
Meeting Time: Z 3:00 PM
❑ 7:00 PM
CateL7ory (check one): ®Consent Calendar ❑ Public "fearing ❑ New Business
❑ Unfinished Business ❑ Presentation "
Department: Dirertovi Contact Person: Phone Number:
Jim!'Q Jim Carr (707) 778-4380
Parks, and ;Recreation
Cost of Proposal: $117000 Account Number: C400605
Amount Bud ated: $2,042,000" Name of Fund': Park Fees
Attachments to Agenda Packet Item:
1. Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to enter into ar fel einent with the•proposed consultant.
2. Work;Plan; Schedule Example and Fee Estimate
3. List of Facilities % references..
Summary Statement:
With the proposed, sale, of the 'Petaluma Swim Center, aquatic. consultants were solicited and interviewed
regarding the replacement- of the ekistingT Petaluma Swim Center. Four firms were interviewed, and the
unanimous choice of the interview panel was theL firm of NTDStichler of Auburn, California.
Recommended dtv Council Action7Suneste'd' Motion,: w
Recommend approval of the proposed resolution
Reviewed by Finance`'Director:" , Reviewed•bv CitvAttornev:' . Approved,kv City-1Vlanaaer:
Date:
Yodav's Mte: Revis®on #. t . evised: File Code:
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2' CITV .OF PETALU A; CALIFORNIA
DESI' AGREEMENT! WIT
H I�TDS G,I,1 A ICHI.EIt FOR ARCHITECTURAL
SERVICES REGARDING THE. REPPLACEMENT OF, THE
6 PETALUMA SWIM CENTER
7 AGENDA DEPORT
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9 SE'PTEMBER 13, 2004
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11 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
pending of the,,Petaluma, - Swim Center, a'Request for Proposal was issued for aquatic
12 With the endin sale„ Petalu a
13 consultants to provide architectural,, services regarding, the replacement of the Petaluma Swim
14 Center. Four firms were interviewed and the unanimous selection of the interview panel was
15 - NTDSTICHLER of Auburn,California.
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17 2. BACKGROUND:
18 With the sale°of the;:Kenilworth .Juni ,or,High School site, 1he'City Council authorized 'the City
19 Manager to negotiate with the developer Regency, regarding the, sale -of the Petaluma. Swim Center
20 and, the Petaluma Skate Park: AR quest for Proposal;(RFP) was issued, recruiting aquatic
21 consultants regarding,the.,replacement"of the°Petaluuma, SwimCenter: 'Four firms responded to the
22 RFP and were interviewed on August 4, 2004.
23 The interview panel was: comprised of three competitive swimmers, the Twin Valleys Coach, one
24 Recreation; Music and Parks Commissioner; the Petaluma Swim Center Director, one Recreation
Supervisor, and'the, Parks. and; Recreation Director.
The panel thoroughly interviewed'"the four firms from 1'00 pm, to 6:30 pm.
27 The four firms interviewed were:.
28 NTDSTICHLER,,Aubum, California "$117,000
29 Glass Architects, Santa Rosa, California 88,650
30 RJM Design .Group, ,Inc. Sacramento, California 80;000
31 davis wahl llp,,San,Francisco, California To be negotiated
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33 The unanimous choice:ofthe interview panel was the team' lead"byNTDSTICI LER of Auburn,
34 California. The two top. firms, NTDSTICIILER and; Glass Architects both used the firms of Rowley,
35 International, Inc; (specialists�in aquaticdesign -and engineering of aquatic facilities) and'The Sports
36 Management Group (Programming and Feasibility).,
„ '37 - D 4ding factors for the interview panel was the amouritof experience the NTDSTICHLER team
38 had, workin-g''together. over the years; the obvious chemistry as a team that°they displayed and the
39 number of complexes,they have completed (See list of facilities).
40 The tasks required_ of the consultants for the needs analysis, feasibility and conceptual design
41 include_:
42 1. Mobilization, ,da4 and analysis
43 2. Feasib'ility:Study, and conceptual alternatives
44 3. Conceptual Plan and Final' Report
45 A number of public zmeetingsare incorporated in the process, and the team makes every effort to
46 identify all pool users, provide Ia working design, and develop operational and" construction costs.
4 References rate the team -,.,of NTDSTICHLER as very good in.how they work with a community,
provide valuable' information regarding pool programming options and realistic operational costs,
49 and in the finished' product.
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An example:of a°time line is included with this report. Depending on the, scope of the project (i.e.
type and .size of pool), in excess of two years could be require&from start of planning to the
conclusion of aquatic"complex construction. It is imp ortari 'that the planning process start at this time
in order to have a pool ready when the current site; is required by the developer.
3.. ALTERNATIVES •
a. Direct :Staff to select another consulting firm.
gib. Make, no selection at this time
c. Select the firm recommended: NTDSTICHLER, Auburn, California.
4. FINANCIALTUPACN:
The proposed fee for phase one ,of the project is $117,000. In Excess of $Z 000,000 is budgeted,for
the current year.
5: , CONCLUSION:
With the.pending sale ,of the Petaluma Swim Center,; the planning, and design,process, must -'start
immediately if anew facility is to be ready prior to. the closure of the existing .complex: An 'interview
panel ofaquatic-personnel, volunteers and.staff, h'as interviewed.fourpiofessional firms:experienced
in designing and constructing aquatic complexes. One firm was the unanimous choiceL of the
interview panel., The firm ofNTDSTICHLER' s,recommended to the City Councit,as�the. firm'to
desigg!the, new Petaluma: Aquatic Complex.
6. ®UTCOME&ORTERI'ORMANCE MEASUREMENTSTTRAT"WILL- IDENTIFY SUCCESS OR
COMPLETION'
Once the; City Council provides authorization to proceed, necessary contracts =will" be prepared and
executed, a time. line developed and the process started. Public. meetings will bey scheduled Nand a
timeline with identified tasks provided to the -Recreation; Music andParks, Commission;. Aquatic
Committee and the. City Council. l
7. ' RECOMAENDAnom
Approve the Resolution.'authorizing'the. City Managerto enter into a contract with NTD.STICHLER
for. the needs analysis, feasibility and conceptual design of the new Petaluma Aquatic Complex.
gl orms/2003 agenda bill
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.3 RESOLUTION A'WARDING"THE CONTRACT
FOR THE REPLACEMENT PETALUM>A AQUATIC FACILITY
CONCENTPUAL PLANNING AND''DESIGN PROJECT
TO NTDSTICHLER OF AUBURN, CAIFORNIA, AND
7 AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTETHE, REQUIRED AGREEMENT
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9 WHEREAS, the City' of Petaluma is planning to sell the site upon which the current Petaluma Swim Center
10 and Skate.Park are located; and
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12 WHEREAS, the City Council is committed_ to having a replacement Aquatic Facility available before the
13 existing facility is closed; and
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15 WHEREAS, a Request for Proposal has been issued and four 'firms interviewed by a panel comprised of
16, .. community and staff members; and
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18 WHEREAS, the firm of NTDSTICHLER of Auburn, California. is the: unanimous, choice of the interview
19 'panel and is recommended to the City Council as the firm to design a,replacement Aquatic Facility for the
20 City of Petaluma.
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22 NOW, THEREFORE BE' IT'RESOLVED, that the Petaluma City -Council; does hereby award the contract to
23 design a new` aquatic..facil:ity for the City of'Petaluma to'the.'firm:igf NTDSTICHLER of Auburn, California
24 for the amount of $117;000, and ,authorizesahe City Manager to execute the required Professional Services
25 Agreement, subject to review and approvaVof all agreements arid'insurance'by the City Attorney.
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WORK PLAN, .SCHEDULE,,
PHASE I FEE AND DELIVERABLES
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City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
WORK' PLAIN & ' SCHEDULE.
The following defines our scope
of services as understood from
the Request for Proposals.
A recommendation for two
workshops is,included and may
be optional. Deliverables will
includet'he Final Report, a
comprehensive schedule for the
Design and Construction phases
and' a Conceptual Plan of the
recommend'e&facility.
Scope ofServices
Phase k Needs Analysis,
Feasibility & Conceptual Design
Mobilization, Data & Analysis
The NTDStichler team will
attend a project team meeting
with the Aquatics Advisory
Comm,ittee.,to review project
& program data including any
prior survey information. We will
visit selected sites to document
Opportunities and constraints.
The team. will then .analyze the,
data, create base sheets and
develop site ,analysis for each site.
Feasibility Study and
Conceptual Alternates
We will assess data and develop
a draft feasibility study with
budgets and develop alternate
Conceptual Plans.
We will then review the draft
feasibility.report, budgets, site
analysis and alternate concepts
with the Aquatics Advisory
Committee
Public Input
Two workshops, one for user
groups and one for the public are
recommended. This will allow the
team to gain, information directly
from the public for the process.
These workshops can be a strong
consensus building too.
, Workshop 1: User Groups
'(Establish type of facility preferred
by the, community.) Establish
dialogwith the user groups and
gather information associated with
their needs.
Workshop 2: Public (Establish
type of facility preferred by the
community.) Establish dialog with
'the public and gather information
associated with their needs.
The "team will assess and the data
:for .the feasibility report, budgets
and conceptual alternates for
review with the Aquatics Advisory
Committee.
The draft report with preferred
concepts, revised cost estimate,
development schedule and public
comments will. be presented, to
theAquatic Advisory Committee,
Recreation, Music and.Parks,
Commission and the community
at Commission meeting. The team
will take comments for.,the final
report.
Conceptual Plan and Final Report
The final report to -be delivered
to the City will incorporate:
A completed market analysis;
feasibility study; needs analysis;
programming recommendations;
Work Plan & Schedule
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Presentation conceptual plan .of
the preferred facility and opinions
of cost for construction, operating
and maintenance, budgets as; well
as recommended programs for
revenue.
Present to AquaticsrAdvisory
Committee -for final review.
At a'regular City Council
meeting, deliver Final Report
and present concept plans and
financial/market analysis'with
forwarding information and,
comments ,from the Aquatics
Advisory Committee, _Music and
Parks Commission.
Phase II: Design &
Construction
The following six phases are
typical for the design and,
construction.. process. They
incorporate -developm_,ent. of
the final design, construction
documents ,(plans and
specifications), permitting process
and administration through the
construction of the facility. This
phase is to be negotiated at the
conclusion of Phase I,.
A. 'S'chematic Design
B. Design Development
C.'Construction Documents
D. Agency Review
E. Bidding
E Construction Administration
City'of Petaluma Aquatic"Fac.ility
Project, Schedule
NTD considers the client's
schedule 'to be anintegral part of
the project management process.
Over the years; we, have strived
for design, excellence while at the
same Itime successfully meeting
schedule requirements.
We are ,prepared to begin work on
your project immediately upon
award. The following„schedule
identifies .the Scope of Services
.and defines calendar scheduling
associated with each task and
overall timeline. The depth of
resources, experience; and working
history of our team has allowed,us
to refine our efforts to meet your
schedule.
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Work Plan & Schedule ,
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Thu 11111104
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Mon 3114105
C. , Conceptual, Plan and Final Report -presentation I o City Council
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Mon 61 1 1107 —
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Tue 3122105
Fri 71U05
B. Design Development
Mon 714/05
:Mon 1013/05
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Fri 4/14/06
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Architectural Service Fee
Petaluma Aquatic Facility
City oS P-ctaluma, Ca.
July 23,,2004
Task
City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
IMeetingl;NTDS,tichlerl, TSMG' I, ROWLEY
Phme,'U Nuds.Analysis, Feasibility & Conceptual Design
A. Mobilization, Data &Analysis
I Attend project team, meet ing w/,City, review project&,program.
#1 x X. x '
2 Obtain/ review pertinent data (including any prior survey information)
x z x
3. Visit'sites to document<opportunities/constraints
s x x
4 Analyze data and create base sheets
x x x
5 Develop alternate;oppor[unities/constraints, plans (Site Analysis)
x
& Feasibility;study"and,conceptual',elternates.
1 Assess, data and develop draft. feasibility study and budgets.
2 Develop alternate: Conceptual Plans.
Review drakfeasibility report, budgets, site analysis 'and ;alteriate concepts with
3 the Aquatics, Advisory Committee
#2 x x x,
'Workshop 1: Usergroups;(Establish.type of facility preferred.by the
'community.) Establish, dialog' with the user groups and gather information_
4 associate with theirmeeds.
#3 x x x
1 Work shop 2:,Pubiic (Establish^type of facility preferred by the community.)
Establish dialog with,the public and, gather information associated with,t_hei''r
5 needs.
#4 x x'
Assess and;update:data, update feasibility report, budgets:and conceptual
6 alternates for rev iew'with the. Aquatics Advisory Committee.
x x x •
Present:Draft with preferred,concepts, revised cost -estimate; development schedule
and public comments: Receive comments from the Aquatic Advisory Committee,
'Recreation; Music and ParkKommission and the community at.Commission
7' meeting.
#5 z x x
C. Conceptual Plan,and;Final,Reporf
1 Finalize, preferred,conceptual plan.
x x x
2 Develop..final,report, budgets and schedules.
z x x
3 Present"to.Aquatics>Advisory Committee,for final review.
#7 x x
At a,regular City, Counci I�meeting, deliver, Final Report -and present cc,6 ept:plans
and financial/ma ket analysis with fqI . arding information'and comments from '
4 the Aquatics Advisory Committee, Music:and'Parks Commission.
48 x x
Consultant,SubtotAs
$47;600 S44,700' S16,000
Phase 1-fee Subtotal S 108,300
Consultant Reimbursable
S5;000 S2,500 $1,200
Reimbursable Expeme°Total S8,700'_
Phase I fee Totall $11,7;000 !
Phase;ll: Design '& Construction
The following six phases are typical foC4he.design and!construction process. They
incorporate development of the final design, construct ion' documents (plans'and'
specifications),,.pennitting:process and administratioa`through,the construction of
the facility. Fees for this phase are to be negotiated at the conclusionof Phase 1.
A.,Schematic Design
x x x
B.,Design Development
x x
C. Construction.,Documents
x x
D. Agency`Review
x .x,
E. Bidding
x x
F. Construction Adini'oistration
x lx'
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Fee EStirriate
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OJECT EXAMPLES l REFECES
PR
Additional WDStichlor-
Experience -
Alverno High School
Sierra Madre, California
Gymnasium
Anaheim Union High School District
A'naheirra; .California
5 Swimming Pools
Auburn Recreation District
Auburn; California
Railhead Park
Recreation °Park Gym Expansion
Regional Park -Tennis Courts `Improv.
,Regional Park Gymnasium
Regional Park Aquatics Masterpl'an
Regional Park Comm. Center Plaza
Boys-and'Girl's Club & Teen`Center
Auburn Ski Club
Soda. Springs, California
Nordic. & Alpine Training Facility
Beverly, Hills'Unified School District,
Beverly Hills, California
Beverly Hills High Pool Mods.
Biola University
La Mirada, California
Student Union Expansion
Boys & Girls Club of America
Auburn, 'California'
Masterplan
California State University, ,
Northridge
Northridge, California
Recreation Center
California State University,
.Fullerton
Fullerton, California
University Center Expansion &
Renovation
City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
Capistrano Unified School District
San Clemente, California
Niguel Hills, Jr High School Gym
Shorecliffs Junior High School Gym
Phillip J. Reilly School Gym
Chaffey' College
Alta Loma, California
Gymnasium
Chaffey Union High School District
Fontana -Upland, California .
Fontana High School Gymnasium
Upland High School Gymnasium
China Lakes Recreation Park
& Community Center
Ridgecrest, California
Recreation Park & Community
Center
Chino Unified School District
Chino, California
Chino High School Gymnasium
Citrus Union High School District
Glendora, California
Glendora High School Gymnasium
Citrus College
Azusa, California
Student Center
City of Brentwood
Brentwood, California
Aquatics Facilities
City of'Chico/Chico Area Park
& Recreation District
Chico, California
New Aquatics & In'door
Recreation Community Center
.City of Corona
Corona, California
Recreation Complex
Team Experience
City of Duarte
Duarte, California
Recreation Complex
Three Swimming Pools
City, of Folsom
Folsom,, California
Lembi Park Expansion
Aquatics, Recreation :&
Community Center Maste-rplan
City of.(5'alt
Galt, California
New Bathhouse;& Aquatics Facility
City of "Los Alamitos
Los Alamitos, California
Recreation Complex
City of Williams
Williams, California
Tennis Court Improvements
County of LosA'ngeles
Los Angeles, California
Mettle Webber Pool', & Bathhouse
Escondido- Union School District
Escondido; California
Community Therapy Pool
Harvey Mudd College
Claremont, California
Recreation Center
Huntington Beach U.H.S. District
Huntington Beach,' Fountain_ Valley
�r Westminster, California
Edison'I<-I'igh School Gymnasium
Fountain Valley High Gymnasium
Westminster High School Gymnasium
Marina High School Gymnasium
Indian Valley,. College
Marin County, California,
50 Meter Swimming Pool
Student: Center
Loma, Linda, University
Lorna Linda, California
Swimming Pool
City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
Los Angeles Pierce 'College
Toodland Hills;, California
Swimming Pool
Mammoth Unified School District
Mammotl)-Lakes,, California
MammothHigh.Gyiri Modernization -
Mammoth Middle New ,Gym, / ,M;. P.
Mammoth, Eton. Gym / M.P Rehab
Mira Loma, Boys, Camps
Lancaster, California
Two All Purpose Gymnasiums,
Occidental College
Los Angeles; Californiat
Alumni Gymnasium
Patterson FielclAenovatiori
Training Quarters
Orange 'Unified School District
Orange, California•
Swimming"Pool
Palmdale School District
,Palmdale, .California
Mesa Intermediate School Gym
Ball .Fields
Multi -Purpose Facility
Pasadena City,School District
Pasadena, California
Blair High School Gymnasium
Swimming & Diving Pools
Pauma SchooPDistrict
Pauma Valley, California
Recreational Fields
Multi -Purpose Building
Pepperdine. University
Malibu,, California
Gym Expansion .Study
Polytechnic ,School
Pasadena, California
Gymnasium
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Team Experience
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City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
Pomona College
U.S. Navy .
Claremont, California
Twentynine Palms, California
Athletic Facility
EM & NCO Clubs
Pomona Unified School
University of California
District
San Diego, California
Pomona; California
Visual Arts Facility
High.School Gymnasium
Walnut Valley Unified School District .
Rancho Murieta
Mallnut„ California -
Ranch. o Miikieta, California
Chaparrel',Intermed late Gym
Commurii'ty'& Teen Center
South Pointe Middle School Gym
_.>.
Rancho Simi Recreational
& Multi -Purpose Facility
Complex
Diamond Bar High School Gym
Simi Valley, California
&Multi -Purpose Facility
' 50 Meter Swimming Pool &
Walnut High School Gym Addition
Recreation Center
;Walsh Medical Arts Facility
Riverside ,City'College
Murrieta, California
.Riverside, California
.Physical Therapy Facility with
Student Union
Therapy Pool
Riverside Unified School District,
Westmont College
Riverside, California,Santa
Barbara, California
Amelia Earhart Middle School Gym
Physical Education Complex
50 Meter'Swimming Pool
Saddleback Valley Unified
High School District.
Wm. S. Hart Union High
Mission Viejo, California
School District
El Toro High School !Pool, Gym
Newhall, California
& Multi Purpose Building
Hurt High No. 4 Gymnasium &
Multi -Purpose Facility
San Diego Unified' School District
Hart Jr. High No. 4 Gymnasium
San Diego, California
& Multi -Purpose Facility
Juni'pero Serra H'igh;'Gymnasium
Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint
Mira Mesa High School Gymnasium
Unified,Schoo6/ District
Marston &Lewis "Pool's
Yucaipa, California
South Pasadena Unified
Yucaipa'High School -Pool
School District
YMCA
South Pasadena, California
-San Diego, California
Swimming, Pools
Penasquitos Family YMCA
U. S. Navy
Recreational Center & Pool
Bremerton, Washington
Trident Recreation Center & Pool
Facilities
Team Experience
City of Petaluma Aquatic facility
The'SoortS
TracyAquatic Center
Managoment GrOU,p
Tracy, California
The'Sports Manm ageent,Groiip
Needs Assessment.
has provided similar services
Economic.Analysis
to over 225' cornmuaities
Programming
throughout the United States,
25 Meter 12 5" Yard Pool -
including=the California cities
Leisure Pool w/3, Lap Lanes
of Morgan. Hill, Santa Barbara,
Waterslid"e;
Tracy, 'San Jose, Brea, Monterey,
Sprays, Play Features
Anaheim, Newark", Mill Valley,
Spraygeound
Livermore, Redwood "City,
Concessions
Roseville, Elk.Grove, Citrus
Laguna Aquatic Center
Heights, Woodlands, Santa Rosa,
Elk Grove, California,
Walnut Creek, "Calistoga, Santa
Needs Assessment
Cruz, North Tahoe, :Cupertino,
Programming
and Union City.'These projects
Architectural Program
have included needs assessments,
Design Coristi!ltin.g
master planning„ programming
Recreation/Activity Pool
and scheduling, .revenue and cost
g Lane Lap Pool
analysis, detailed architectural
Snack Bar
Programming and "conceptual
'Coi
design for recreation and aquatics
Calistoga infunity'Pool
facilities. Each of "these projects is
Calistoga, California
unique and our work with each
Feasibility Study
hasbeen individually tailored,
6 Lane Lap/Recreation Pool
to address the specific needs of
Water Slide
that client: Witheach, project,
Spa
they work closely with staff to
Spraygeound
understand specific priorities and
Barbeq,ue/P:icriic Area
develop an appropriate approach
Bocce Ball Court
,'that recognizes the political,.
Sand Volley Ball
sociat and cultural. realities of the
Richmond Municipal
community.
Natatorium
Recent Project 'Experience
Richmond,. California
Needs Assessment
Folsom Aquatic Center'
M-arket,Analysis'
Folsom, California
Public Survey
Needs"Assessment
Programming
Programming
Economic Analysis
Architectural Program
Locker Rooms
Design Consulting
Party Room
Recreation/Activity Pool
Fitness, Center•,
8 Lane Lap Pool
Sauna'and Spa
Snack Bar
Team, Experience
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Morgan Hill Aquatics �Ceriter
lllowon Hill, California
-Economic Analysis
'Programming,
Design Consulting
Implementation ,PI'an
50 Meter x 1'25 Yard Pool
5300 sf Leisure Pool
:800 sf.Sprayground "
Picnic Areas
Bath House
Su.pport`Facilities
Santa Barbara;Aquatic' Complex
Santa Barbara, California
Needs Assessment
Market Analysis
Programming
50.Meter.x 25 Meter Pool
Leisure Pool
180' Waters lide/S prays
Sprayground
'S`u,pport Facilities
-Si/liman family Aquatic 'Center
Newark,, California
Needs Assessment
Programming
Economic.Analysis
Design Consulting
Indoor„Leisure Pool
`2: Water Slides 8c Splashd'own
Pool
Lazy River
4 Lane x, 25-Yard ,Lap Pool
Sprays, 'Play Features
Concessions
City of Petal -urn aAqu^ati,c Facility
Recreation Pool
Waterslide
Play Features;
Mill Valley Community Center
Mill Valley, California
Feasibility _Study
Economic Analysis
Operational, Planning
Indoor Pool with Retractable Roof
Water Slide:"
S'pa:
Speci'al'` Events.'Room
Community Center
Segrid & Harry Spath Aquatics
Center
Mendocino, California
Needs Assessment
Markei:Anilysis.
Economic Analysis
Programming
Information Campaign
Design Consulting
"Lane z' 25 Yard Indoor Pool
Leisure. Pool & Spa
Spray,.'Play Features
Recreation Center
Los Osos Community Pool
Los Osos,' California
Needs.Assessment
M'arketAnalysis
Programming =
Cost Analysis
Public' Process.
Funding, Options
Design Criteria.
RobertLivermore. Community Center ' 6' Lane Lap Pool'
Livermore, California
Recreation/Activity-Pool
Needs Assessment
Economic Analysis
Finley Park Swim► Center
Program in'i ng
Santa Rosa, California
Community Use Plan
25 Yd'x, 25 M Pool
Design Consulting
Recreation Pool
Implementation Planning.
Pool House
25 Yard '8=Lane Competitive, Pool
Concessions Building
Shade Structure
Team Experience
Tahoe Regional, Center
North "Lake Tahoe, ,Califorizia
Need's Assessin'ent
Market Aralysis
Tourism -Study
Programming,
Economic:Analysis•
Public Process
Design Review
25 Yard Competitive Pool
Indoor Leisure- Pool
Watersli'de
,Sprays, Play Features
Locker Room
Recreation Center
Juniper Swim Center
Bend, .Oregon
Needs Assessment
Tacility. Assessment
Economic Assessment
,Programming
Design Consulting.
50 Meter x 20 Meter Pool
:-'Team Locker .Rooms_:
Concessions
Changing Rooms
North Jeffco-Apex Center
.North Jefferson :County,' Colorado
Market,Analysis
Eeonomic.Analysi's
Programming
Activity Pool w 2-150' Slides
Zero Depth Pool w/Play Structure
Vortex. Current Channel
4-Lane Lap Pool „
Adult Spa, Family Spa
Recreation Center
Durango°Recreatiori Center
Dyrango, Colorado
Needs Assessment '
Marker Analysis
Ecottornic, Analysis
Programming
,.25 Meter x. 25 Yard•Compeii`tive•Pool
City of'Petaluma Aquaticr•Facility
Indoor Leisure Pool
Recreation Center
Genovera' Chavez 'Community
Center
Santa Fe, Neiu Mexico
Operat.In'g Costs
Policies and. Procedures
Design Consulting
Leisure Pool
Triple Loop. Waterslide
Play Features
50 Meter Competitive `Pool
Therapy" Pool
West Valley Family Fitness &
Wellness Center
West Valley City,: Utah
Needs Assessment
Market Analysis
Programming
EconomicAnalysis
Design Consulting
8-'Lane Competitive Pool .
Leisure Pool
Sprays,,Play Features. .
Waterslide
Dearborn Community&
Performing Arts. Center
Dearborn, Michigan
Needs Assessment
Market Analysis
Economic„Analysis
Programming
6-1ane Lap Pool
Recreational Pool
Performing Arts'Theatre . '
Recreation•.Cen"ter°
Cl
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Team, Experience
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Rowley International,
Rowley International has, extensive
experience in the, design of;indoor
and.outdoor aquatic competition
and recreational facilities: A few
projects are highlighted here:
06n'OtAquatic Park Expansion
Fairf eld, California
2,200 sf Shallow Recreation Pool
with. Wading Alcove
Arroyo Park Community Pool
City of Davis, California
4'000 sf Recreation Pool with
Waterslide and Water"Play
Features; '25`<yard x 81ane
Competition Pool
City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
Downey Community Swim
Facility
Downey, California
50=meter x 25-yard Competition
Pool
El Sereno Park Pool
Los Angeles, California
25-yard x.25-meter Indoor Pool
Finley Community Park
Santa Rosa, California
25-yard Competition Pool,
Freeform-R&rcational -Pool and
Wading Pool
Galt Aquatic Center
City of Galt, California
25-yard Training Pool and
Recreational Pool with 2 Slides
Balfour Road Aquatic,Center
Gomez "Park Pool
City of Brentwood, 'California, .
Placentia, California "
O'ne 5;0.0.0-sf Recreation. Pool
30-ft x 60-ft Recreational Pool
with-3 Lap Lanes and Water Play
1'
Renovation
Features; one 1,500 si; three Lap
Independence Park Pool
Lane Slide Pool with two large
Fullerton, California
Waterslides; one 25-yad x 25-
50-meter Competition /.
meter'all.deep water Competition
Recreation Pool Rehabilitatior
Pool
Brisbane Community.Pool
City of Brisbane, California
25;=yard.x�,6'-:lane�;Outdoor
Cginpetition Pool .with Recreation
L-shaped; Zero depth -en try and
adjacent C'hildren's Wading Pool
Costa Mesa Downtown Pool
City of Costa Mesa, California,
25-yard Recreational Lap Pool
Crown 'Valley Community Park
Lagzena Niguel, -California
11'0-ft Competition Pool and
WadingTool Renovation (Diving
Tower & Therapeutic Spa added
in Phase 2)
Irwindale. Community Pool
.Irauindale, California
25-meter x 25-yard Competition
Pool and Wading Pool
Islander Park Pool
Riverside, California
2'5-yard. Recreational Pool and
Wading,Pool Renovation
,Los Banos del Mar
Santa Barbara, California
Renovation of Historic 50-meter
Competition Pool
Matt Dishman Aquatic Facility
Portland, Oregon
25-yard L-Shaped Recreational
Pool and Spa Rehabilitation
Team Experience
Mesa lndoorAquaticCenter
Mesa, Arizona
Complete. construction
documentation' through bidding
for an all Aquatic Sport F.INA
compliant Indoor Competition
Venue with 2,500.permanent,
expandable to 6;0,00' person
seating capacity wieh four'pools
including;'
54-Meterx 25-Meter all deep
water 10,,4ane Competition
Pool for swimming, waterpolo
and, synchronized swimming.
with two 2-meter bulkheads.
52=Meter x.25-Meter
variable: depth. synchronized
swimming,,waterpolo, "
swimming,and diving pool
with one 2-meter bulkhead
with recreation- lap swim and
learn-to=swim area.
Diving Tower. with 10-
meter; 7.5-meter; 5-meter,
3-meter,, 1-meter platforms,
three, 3-meter springboards,
three 1-meter springboards.
Platforms and boards designed
for synchronized diving,
competition.
- . Separately enclosed Therapy
Pool 50-feet x 30=feet with.
zero depth entry..
- 200 Square:,Foot
Hydrotherapy Spa pool.
Montebello Plunge
Montebello,, California
5.0-meter'O,utd'oor Pool with
attached Childr,en's Pool,
Newark, Community Center &
Indoor Swim Facility
Newark, California
5,0004 Freeform Recreation
Pool, 2,250-sf 4 lane Lap
Pool; 600-sf Watersli'de Splash.
City of Petaluma Aquatic, Facility
Down_ Pool; 10,04 Spa and an
assortment of exciting interactive
water features
PaukNelson Pool
Santa Maria, California
50-meter Competition Pool, 25-
yard x 44ane rRecreation Pool°with
Zero Depth Entry'and Children'''
Play Features
Prewett Family Park Aquatiq
Complex
Antioch, California
50=meter x 25-yard Competition
Pool,, Diving Tank, ;25-yard
Recreational -Instructional. Pool,
three Freeform: Recreational Pools
and Wading, Pool
Raneho California ,Sports Park
C Temecualifornia
4,70.0'sf Recreation/Training
Pool with six `25-yar.d Swimming,.
Lanes,, Shallow'Water',Alcove with
Teaching Steps and'Waterslide
Splash°down Alcove and 24-ft
Diameter Wading Pool,
Rose, Bowl, Aquatic Center
Pool Renovation
.Pasadena,, California
Two 5-0-meter Pool 'Renovation''',
Rose"wood.Park°.Requa torium;
Commerce, California„
3521meter Interrig.-Onal Water Polo
Pool and 25-yard..Warm Water
Indoor Therapy Pool
Rosita Park
Santa Ana, California
25=yard Recreational Pool
Santa Clara Iriternational
Swim Center
Santa Clara, ,California
Feasibility and master; planning
study for the. complete redesign
of the site to include two new
C,
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Team Experience
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competition pools with bulkheads
to meet FINA competition
standards 'in. swimtning,
waterpolo, and synchronized
sWi, mmmg,.an instructional
pool and a'recreation pool with,
.interactive water play features.
Santa Clara Senior Center
Santa Clara, California
Indoor'therapeutic lap, pool and
1.7 person therapeutic spa
Santa Clara Community Pools
Santa Clara, California
Feasibility reports and
construction estimates for the
rehabilitation of three community
aquatic centers consisting of
two .or more instructional and
'recreation pools...
Santa,,Md'nica Municipal, Pool
Santa Monica, California
-5:0-M'eter Competition Pool. and'I
25-Yard x 25-Meter
Instructional Recreation Pool
-Sillman; Community Aquatic
Center
Newark; California
3,000 square foot Indoor
Recreation Pool with interactive
water -play features,.2,600, square
foot 4-Lane Lap Pool, 2,400
square foot, Indoor Lazy River
and Waterslide, 100 square foot
Hydrotherapy Spa.
United States. Military
Academy
West Point, New York
West Point Arvin Gymnasium Pools
Complete Renovation of Indoor
Aquatic Facility:
50-Meter Competition Pool,
100-Foot by-,60-Foot Intramural
Pool and 75-Foot x 30-Foot
Instructional Pool
City of Petaluma Aquatic Facility
Victoria .Community Pool
Riverside, California
50-meter Competition Pool
Renovation
West Jordan Rec, Center
West jordan, Utah
25-Yard .Indoor Lap Pool
Freeform Recreation Pool with
Waterslide Alcove, Interactive
Water Features,- Current Channel
and Bubble Bench.
i
Team Experience