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Community

Center Master

Plan

Marin City

MCCSD Board Meeting:

Preferred Option Presentation

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AGENDA

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Master Plan

- Schedule

- Vision “Core Principles”

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Iterative process

- Project participation

- Site Options, Budget & Evaluation Criteria

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Community Vision

- Site Plan & Program

- Phasing

- Budget

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Upcoming Meetings & Next Steps:

- Marin County Planning (November)

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AGENDA

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Master Plan

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Schedule

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Vision “Core Principles”

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Iterative process

- Project participation

- Site Options, Budget & Evaluation Criteria

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Community Vision

- Site Plan & Program

- Phasing

- Budget

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Upcoming Meetings & Next Steps:

- Marin County Planning (November)

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

DRAFT

phase

MasterPlan

Funding

Program

&Concept

Design

Construction

ta

sks

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Need

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Vision

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General Program

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Site Options

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Parking Strategy

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Design Values

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Cost Planning

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Funding Analysis

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Capital Campaign

Assessment

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Grants Assessment

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Funding Strategy

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Ballot Measure

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CEQA process

started

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Entitlements (CEQA)

requirements

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Building Program

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Conceptual

Design

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CEQA process

completed

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Schematic Design

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Design

Development

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Construction

Documents

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Building Permit

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Bidding and Award

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Construction

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Commissioning

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Opening!!

public

input

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CSD Board

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Steering Committee

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Focus Groups

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Community Mtgs.

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Online Surveys

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Commissions

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CSD Board

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Steering Committee

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Voter Surveys

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Foundations

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Other

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CSD Board

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Commissions

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Advisory

Committee

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Focus Groups

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User Surveys

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Community Mtgs.

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CSD Board

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Commissions

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Advisory

Committee

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Community Mtgs.

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CSD Board

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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SUPPORTING FAMILY PREPARING YOUNG PEOPLE FOR SUCCESS

ENHANCING HEALTH & WELLNESS: ECONOMIC

WELL-BEING ENRICH ALL LIFE STAGES CELEBRATE CULTURE & DIVERSITY SER V ICE S Current:

ƒ Preschool & daycare services ƒ Counseling Future: ƒ Infant care ƒ Parenting classes Current:

ƒ After school and recreation programming ƒ Tutoring and

mentoring ƒ Arts and cultural

programming

Future:

• Expanded youth services

Current:

ƒ Physical health services ƒ Mental health services

Future:

ƒ Expanded physical, mental, and clinical services Current: Recreational programming: ƒ Boxing ƒ Basketball ƒ Indoor Soccer ƒ Cardio/weights Future:

ƒ Additional recreation & wellness programs (yoga, zumba, etc.)

Current:

ƒ Computer classes ƒ Employment and adult

education (CDC)

Future:

ƒ Adult and young adult job training and readiness ƒ Entrepreneurship

support

Current

ƒ Preschool and daycare services

ƒ Adult programming ƒ Senior programming

Future:

ƒ Additional program offerings for adults, young adults, and seniors

Current:

ƒ Community gathering/event space

ƒ Arts and cultural programming

Future:

ƒ Heritage/history museum ƒ Gallery ƒ Expanded art &

musical programming PA RT N ERS ƒ Community Action Marin

ƒ Head Start Marin ƒ First Five Marin ƒ Southern Marin Intern

Program

ƒ YMCA (Potential future partner)

ƒ Sausalito Marin City School District ƒ Boys & Girls Club ƒ Bridge the Gap ƒ Marin City Network ƒ Women Helping All

People

ƒ The Hannah Project ƒ WISE Choices for Girls ƒ Performing Stars of

Marin

ƒ YMCA (Potential future partner)

ƒ Marin City Health & Wellness Center ƒ CX3 Project

ƒ Southern Marin Intern Program

ƒ CYO Basketball ƒ Indoor Soccer League ƒ YMCA (Potential future

partner)

ƒ Marin City Community Development

Corporation ƒ Tam Adult School ƒ Women Helping All

People

ƒ Community Action Marin

ƒ Head Start Marin ƒ First Five Marin ƒ SF Marin Food Bank

Pantry

ƒ Good Earth Foods ƒ YMCA (Potential future

partner)

ƒ The Hannah Gallery ƒ Performing Stars of

Marin ƒ MLK Academy

ƒ Classrooms

ƒ Multipurpose room

ƒ Group study & meeting rooms ƒ Storage

ƒ Technology lab

ƒ Classrooms

ƒ Multipurpose space

ƒ Physical activity spaces (gym, exercise, etc.) ƒ Group study or

meeting rooms ƒ Storage

ƒ Classrooms

ƒ Small meeting rooms ƒ Medical examination

rooms

ƒ Office and support space

ƒ Kitchen ƒ Storage

Physical activity spaces ƒ Gym

ƒ Dance studio ƒ Boxing

ƒ Cardio/weight room ƒ Storage

ƒ Outdoor activity space

ƒ Technology lab

ƒ Classrooms

ƒ Multipurpose space

ƒ Maker space ƒ Arts & craft space ƒ Kitchen ƒ Group study or meeting rooms ƒ Storage ƒ Technology lab ƒ Classrooms ƒ Multipurpose space

ƒ Small meeting rooms ƒ Physical activity spaces

(gym, exercise, etc.) ƒ Informal gathering spaces ƒ Kitchen ƒ Storage ƒ Classrooms ƒ Multipurpose & performance space ƒ Gallery

ƒ Arts and crafts space ƒ Maker space ƒ Informal gathering spaces ƒ Kitchen ƒ Storage CORE PRINICIPLE

Gallery= Gallery located at Hannah Gallery

SP

A

C

E

NEEDS

Classrooms:Additional classrooms located at MLK Academy & Cornerstone Community Church (limited community use)

COLORED TEXT = Services currently operating at Manzanita Recreation Center

Multipurpose room: Existing multipurpose room located at MLK Academy

Technology Lab:Additional technology lab (16 workstations) at Women Helping All People facility

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AGENDA

ƒ

Master Plan

- Schedule

- Vision “Core Principles”

ƒ

Iterative process

-

Project participation

-

Site Options, Budget & Evaluation Criteria

ƒ

Community Vision

- Site Plan & Program

- Phasing

- Budget

ƒ

Upcoming Meetings & Next Steps:

- Marin County Planning (November)

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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Participation Update

(to date)

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Technical Meetings

9

MCCSD Staff

9

Marin County Planning Department

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Focus Groups (completed)

9

District Partners (CX3, WISE, Marin City Network, MC CDC, Bridge the Gap)

9

Sausalito Marin City School District

9

Community Action Marin: Manzanita Childcare Center

9

CYO Recreation Gym (focus group)

9

Marin City Health and Wellness Center

9

Seniors

9

Youth

9

Boys and Girls Club

9

Indoor Soccer

9

Marin City Artists

9

Boxers

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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Participation Update

(to date)

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Community Meetings

9

Community Open House @ Manzanita Recreation Center (June 19, 2014)

9

Community Kiosk #1 @ Juneteenth Celebration (June 20, 2014)

9

Community Meeting #1 (July 1, 2014)

9

Community Kiosk #2 @ Rocky Graham Park Groundbreaking (August 9, 2014)

9

Community Meeting #2 (August 28, 2014)

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Project Management Team (PMT) Meetings

9

11 PMT Meetings

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Steering Committee Meetings

9

2 Steering Committee Meetings

9

2 Program Task Force Meetings

9

2 Facility/Design Task Force Meetings

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MC Community Services District Board

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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A

B

C

D

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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Operational Analysis and Refinements

OPERA

TIONS –

Re

venue P

o

tential

* OPTION D: Design feedback included the need for Option D to

result in a more significant transformation, as well as the potential

for improved operations, which lead to further refinements

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AGENDA

ƒ

Master Plan

- Schedule

- Vision “Core Principles”

ƒ

Iterative process

- Project participation

- Site Options, Budget & Evaluation Criteria

ƒ

Community Vision

- Site Plan & Program

- Phasing

- Budget

ƒ

Upcoming Meetings & Next Steps:

- Marin County Planning (November)

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 13,710 2 Recreation Center Spaces

(gym and boxing/fitness combined)17,200

3 Catering Kitchen 700

4 Family Resource Center 560

5 Early Childhood Education 5,000 6 Health & Wellness Center 5,400 7 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555 8 Harriet Tubman House (NPO

offices, historical museum) 2,400

9 Indoor Recreation Pool 7,750

Parking Count = 119 spaces onsite 70 Spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~54,275 sf

PREFERRED OPTION:

Master Plan Vision

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Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program: Phase 1)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Gymnasium 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education Ctr. 5,000

8 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

9 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program ~41,400 sf

New construction

Major Renovation/addition of space

PREFERRED OPTION:

Phase 1 (Benefit Now)

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P

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Phasing Diagrams

Phase 1

Construct new gym and CSD offices

Renovate S.C. for Health & Wellness

Construct new Early Childhood Education Center

Phase 2

Renovate and expand existing community center

Build new parking lot

Future Phases

Demo renovated community center portion and build

new community center

Construct indoor pool

Renovate and update Harriet Tubman House

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Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

HEALTH & WELLNESS

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

EARLY CHILDHOOD ED.

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

GYM

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

LOUNGE/COMMUNITY LIVING ROOM

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

MEETING ROOM

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

BOXING/FITNESS

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

CREATOR SPACE

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Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

CLASSROOM

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 11,730

2 Recreation Center Spaces 12,075

3 Boxing/Fitness Space 4,460

4 Catering Kitchen 620

5 Family Resource Center 560

6 Early Childhood Education 5,000 9 Health & Wellness Center 5,400

8 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555

Parking Count: 119 spaces onsite 70 spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~41,400 sf

CATERING KITCHEN

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M A R I N C I T Y C O M M U N I T Y C E N T E R M P 1 1 . 0 6 . 1 4

Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 13,710 2 Recreation Center Spaces

(gym and boxing/fitness combined) 17,200

3 Catering Kitchen 700

4 Family Resource Center 560

5 Early Childhood Education 5,000 6 Health & Wellness Center 5,400 7 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555 8 Harriet Tubman House (NPO

offices, historical museum) 2,400

9 Indoor Recreation Pool 7,750

Parking Count = 119 spaces onsite 70 Spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~54,275 sf

FUTURE PHASE:

HARRIET TUBMAN HOUSE

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Preferred Master

Plan Option

(Summary Program)

Space Total SF

1 Community Center Spaces 13,710 2 Recreation Center Spaces

(gym and boxing/fitness combined) 17,200

3 Catering Kitchen 700

4 Family Resource Center 560

5 Early Childhood Education 5,000 6 Health & Wellness Center 5,400 7 Staff Spaces/Offices 1,555 8 Harriet Tubman House (NPO

offices, historical museum) 2,400

9 Indoor Recreation Pool 7,750

Parking Count = 119 spaces onsite 70 Spaces offsite (Cornerstone Church)

Total Campus Program

~54,275 sf

FUTURE PHASE:

INDOOR POOL

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SITE/LANDSCAPE

CHARACTER

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Draft Project Budget

Order of Magnitude

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Questions?

Comments?

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AGENDA

ƒ

Master Plan

- Schedule

- Vision “Core Principles”

ƒ

Iterative process

- Project participation

- Site Options, Budget & Evaluation Criteria

ƒ

Community Vision

- Site Plan & Program

- Phasing

- Budget

ƒ

Upcoming Meetings & Next Steps:

-

Marin County Planning (November)

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Upcoming Meetings:

MCCSD Board Meeting:

Master Plan Adoption

December 4

th

@ Marguerita C. Johnson S.C.

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