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Green Bay parks commission approves Joanne's Aquatic Center master plan, outlines three-phase funding and timeline
Summary
The Green Bay Parks and Recreation Commission on a recommendation vote approved a staff-recommended master plan and three-phase phasing plan for Joanne's Aquatic Center, directing staff to pursue design and future funding for phase 1.
The Green Bay Parks and Recreation Commission on a recommendation vote approved a staff-recommended master plan and three-phase phasing plan for Joanne's Aquatic Center, directing staff to pursue design and future funding for phase 1.
The plan prioritizes maintenance and modest enhancements in phase 1 — including replastering the pool basin, rebuilding an obsolete gutter system and adding small play features and shade — at an estimated total cost of $2,250,000, including a 20% contingency. Phase 2 would replace the aging slides and stair towers; phase 3 would add larger attractions such as a lazy river and expanded play areas, with a phase-3 cost estimate of roughly $7,500,000.
Director (Parks Department) said the facility “is over 30 years old, and it's showing signs of wear and tear,” and explained the master plan grew from several…
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