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Moraine advances vision plan with splash pad design request, grant push and demolition proposal
Summary
City staff outlined a multi-year vision centered on a proposed Civic Center splash pad, requesting $250,000 for design work and pursuing an ODNR grant. The plan pairs site improvements — demolition of unused small buildings and parking expansion — with 2026 capital priorities including restroom and park projects.
Moraine City Council heard details of a community vision plan that centers on a proposed splash pad near the Civic Center and several related park improvements. Staff said they have asked for $250,000 to pay for design and renderings as the city prepares to put the project out to bid.
City staff estimated the full splash-pad project at roughly $2.5 million and said the $250,000 request represents about 10% of the project cost, a typical range for design/engineering fees. Staff told the council they have contacted multiple design firms and expect a competitive bidding process; some firms historically charge 6%–10% for similar services, so final design costs may come in under the requested amount.
Siting details: staff described locating the splash pad adjacent to the Civic Center’s south…
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