HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-2023-008 Approving and Endorsing Application to Platte CoRESOLUTION NO. R-2023-008
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ENDORSING APPLICATION TO THE PLATTE
COUNTY COMMISSION FOR FUNDING UNDER THE PARKS AND RECREATION
OUTREACH GRANT PROGRAM, FUNDED BY THE COUNTY -WIDE DEDICATED PARKS
AND RECREATION QUARTER -CENT SALES TAX
WHEREAS, the County of Platte and the City of Riverside deem it a high priority to improve quality of
life for all citizens through parks and recreation programs, and
WHEREAS, the County Commission of the County of Platte seeks to support local parks and recreation
efforts, create effective partnerships, and increase the level of cooperation between County government
and cities, schools, and non-profit community service organizations within the county, and
WHEREAS, the citizens of Platte County on August 4, 2020 approved a renewal of the dedicated
quarter -cent sales tax for parks, recreation, and stormwater control for a period of ten (10) years, and
WHEREAS, the County Commission of the County of Platte has developed the Parks and Recreation
Outreach Grant Program, funded by the citizen approved quarter -cent county -wide sales tax, and
WHEREAS, the City of Riverside wishes to make application to the County for consideration of the
attached and completed Outreach Grant Program Application, and
WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside agree to comply with all program guidelines
and requirements of said Outreach Grant Program if such application shall be funded by the County
Commission,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE
CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI, AS FOLLOWS:
THAT the attached application is respectfully submitted for consideration by the County
Commission.
FURTHER THAT the Mayor, the City Administrator, and other appropriate City officials are
hereby authorized to take any and all actions w may be deemed necessary or convenient to carry out and
comply with the intent of this Resolution and to execute and deliver for and on behalf of the City all
certificates, instruments, agreements and other documents, as may be necessary or convenient to perform
all matters herein authorized.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri, the
17th day of January 2023.
yor Kathleen L. Rose
ATTEST:
Robin Kjncaid, City Clerk
Parks and Recreation Outreach Grant Program
2023 APPLICATION NZ __Platte
Parks
1_ City of Riverside
Name of Applicant Agency or Organization
2. 2950 NW Vivion Rd Riverside MO 64150
Mailing Address City State Zip
3. Travis Hoover City Engineer 816-372-9004 thoovarQrrversidemo.gov
Contact Person Title Phone E-mail
4. PROJECT APPLICANT: (Check One)
❑ Local Government, School District, or other political subdivision
❑ Non -Profit Organization (see item #9 on page 6)
❑ Other (Explain):
5. NAME OF PROJECT: Homestead Park improvements
6. OUTREACH GRANT REQUEST AMOUNT, $ 30,000
7. LOCATION OF PROJECT:
Riverside 4803 NW Homestead Rd, Riverside, MO 64150
City Street Address/Intersection
8. Who owns the land upon which the project will take place?
ON of Riverside
9. TYPE OF PROJECT: Check all that Apply
❑� Capital Improvement ❑ Recreation Program ❑ Capital Maintenance
(New Improvements) (Sports, Wellness, (Parks, Recreational,
Historic, Cultural, Arts) Historic Facilities)
10. POPULATION SERVED: Annual expected number of users or visitors: 75,516
Target demographictage group: Age 1+
11. SIGNATURE OF RESPONSIBLE AGENT
°I hereby certify that the information contained in this application is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge. I understand that this application will be rated on the basis of the information submitted and
that the submission of incorrect data can result in this application being withdrawn from consideration for
funding. If the organization I represent is awarded a grant, we hereby agree to use the funds for the
purposes stated and abide by all terms and conditions."
January 17, 2023
Si4nature Date
Mayor City of Riverside
Title Organization
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Parks and Recreation Outreach Grant Program
Project Description
Using the space provided describe the essential components of your project. Describe the need for
the project, the increased recreational value it will provide, and why Outreach Grant funds are
needed.
1. PROJECT IDENTIFICATION: Describe the basic elements of your proposed project. Include a
statement identifying the needs to be addressed by your project and how your project will satisfy
those needs. Identify the parties responsible for project completion.
Homestead Park is Riverside's original park first developed in the late 1970's. The
equipment in the park is circa 1998 and 2003. This play equipment is now between
19-24 years old and much of it is in need of replacement. The existing equipment also
does not provide a lot of variety or unique play value. There is a large, open space in
the middle of play area that is under-utilized.
Attached please find a proposed layout for the new playground. Our plan is to
upgrade the play area with inclusive, unique equipment that offers much more play
value and variety. Currently the playground only has one feature, the dino slide,
specifically suited to 2-5 year olds. This plan will provide additional equipment for this
age group. The plan also expands the area for older children (ages 5 & up).
The swing structures are still in good shape and will remain. We will add a new picnic
shelter with a concrete pad, picnic tables and benches. The playground and shelter will
both be connected to the Line Creek Trail with concrete walkways and be ADA
accessible.
2. MASTER PLAN CORRELATION: How does the project relate to community priorities, your
comprehensive or master plan and the County's Park System Master Plan?
The City of Riverside is committed to providing outdoor recreation opportunities for our
citizens. Homestead Park is in an ideal location for those without access to vehicle
transportation. It is within walking distance of all 121 homes in the neighborhood. It is also
connected to the Line Creek Trail, allowing the majority of Riverside residents to access
the park by biking or walking.
Riverside's Comprehensive Master Plan from 2006 showed the need for an improved
park system. In 2018, the City conducted an ETC Survey of residents. Residents listed
quality of City Parks as one of the three priority areas for City focus. Homestead Park is
well -maintained. However, it is due for some quality upgrades.
"Creating safe recreation places for our children" is one of the three Guiding Principles
of the County Parks Master Plan. One of the goals under this Principle is to "expand
outdoor parks and recreational facilities for kids." Interactive playgrounds are listed as a
way to meet this goal. The new playground at Homestead Park will be interactive and
allow people of all ages and abilities to play together.
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3. OPERATION & MAINTENANCE: Identify the responsible agency and source of funding that will
support the operation and maintenance of the project/equipment once it is complete. (Land
acquisition projects shall be dedicated to public use in perpetuity; development projects will be
for the life of the proposed facility).
The City of Riverside is responsible for maintaining Homestead Park. The Public
Works Department consistently maintains Riverside's park system and trail network to
provide a safe recreation environment. Maintenance funds will be from the City
infrastructure maintenance fund under the Public Works Department.
4. TIMELINE: Describe the time frame in which you plan to implement and complete your project.
Identify what activities will occur chronologically and by project phase. If grant request is for one
phase of a multi -year project, describe the scope and cost of the entire project.
May 2023 - Request bids for playground installation
July 2023 - Request grant funds for recycled rubber pour -in -place surfacing from state
of Missouri
September- October 2023 - Install playground, surfacing, and shelter
November 2023 - Project complete, Grand Re -opening of improved park
"Throughout the timeline, we will update citizens on project progress via social media
and our newsletter.
5. FEASIBILITY AND IMPACT: Briefly describe the history of your organization's involvement in
parks and recreation programs. Describe who will benefit from this project. Describe how you
arrived at your estimate for how many users the project will serve.
Riverside has been improving parks and trails since the late 1970s. We started with
Homestead Park and have since expanded the park system to include over 60 acres
of park land and 13.25 miles of trail. We continue to enhance our parks and trails
through priority projects that fit our Comprehensive Plan and meet citizen needs.
The inclusive playground is designed for users of all ages and abilities. The
Homestead neighborhood has 121 homes and is directly adjacent to the Park. These
residents will likely be the most frequent users of the Park. With an average of 2.3
people per household this is 279 people. If each person accessed the playground just
twice a week, this would be 29,016 uses per year. The Line Creek trail passes through
Homestead Park. As one of the most popular trails in Platte County, extrapolated trail
counts show at least 190,000 annual trail uses. A conservative estimate is that 25% of
trail users will stop at Homestead Park at least once each year. With residents and trail
users combined, the annual usage of the park is projected to be 75,516.
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6. PARTNERSHIP INVOLVEMENT: Describe the partnerships established between local
government, private citizens, community organizations, and/or the business community to plan
and complete the proposed project and the role of each entity.
The City of Riverside will be the responsible party for this project. The Riverside
Park Board, made up of Riverside citizens is supportive of this project.
Last year, the City started engaging more with residents in their neighborhoods by
hosting 'Reaching Riverside" block parties. The event hosted at Homestead Park
was popular. Residents in the area expressed a desire for improvements to the park
and are excited about the upcoming development.
7. MATCHING CONTRIBUTIONS: Identify the matching contributions for the proposed project.
Describe the contributions in terms of type, quantity and/or value, and source. (land
contributions must be specific to the proposed project and only for the area needed to complete
the project in order to be considered).
The City of Riverside will be responsible for the majority of matching funds.
We plan to apply for the Missouri Scrap Tire Surface Material Grant for accessible
playground surfacing. The surfacing is anticipated to cost approximately $140,000.
The State will provide up to a $50,000 grant for the surfacing. The City will match the
remaining funds. This is included in Option 1 of the budget. If we do not receive the
State grant, we will use engineered wood fiber safety surfacing for the project (see
budget Option 2).
No other match is committed at this time. We do plan to work with local scout
troops and others who are willing to assist with removal of the old playground
equipment & surfacing, bench installation, etc.
8. INSURANCE. List the name, address and phone number of your insurance carrier and the
amount of your general public liability coverage. (upon request, copies of insurance policy may
be required).
Midwest Public Risk (MPR)
19400 E Valley View Pkwy,
Independence MO 64055
1-816-292-7500
Coverage Amounts:
$2 million for claims out of a single accident or occurrence
$360,000 for any one person in a single accident or occurence
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BUDGET OPTION 1- Recycled Rubber Safety Surfacing
Parks 6 Recreation Outreach Grant Program
Itemized Budget Form
Definitions:
1. Project Expense Items: List all items necessary to complete the proposed project including items
to be purchased as well as donated. List all materials, labor, equipment and professional services.
Do not include or list items not required for the proposed project. Do not include items from the
sponsors general budget not associated with the proposed project.
2. Outreach Grant Money Request: The amount requested from the County for the purpose of
reimbursing project costs. Sponsors will be required to submit invoices or receipts for items listed in
this category before reimbursement. The County cannot reimburse a project sponsor for more than
the amount requested for each expense item.
3. Dollar Value of Applicant Match: Sponsor contributions to the project. (Descriptions for matching
items must be included in question #7 above.)
a) Budgeted Money: The amount of cash the sponsor is committing to the project per item.
Ill Donated or In -Kind Money: Donations of money directly related to the project from
individuals or entities other than the primary project sponsor. Monetary value related to the
donation of labor, materials, equipment, or any other donation other than cash. Donation of
labor is calculated at $21.28/hr. unless the volunteer is providing a professional service.
Professional volunteer hours are calculated at the volunteer's regular pay rate.
4. Total Cost: The entire cost of the project including grant, matching funds, and donations.
Please visit www.platteoarks.com for an interactive version of this budget form!
List All Project Expense Items
Outreach
Grant
Money
Requested
Dollar Value of Match
Donated or
Budgeted In -Kind
Money Money
Total Cost
Option 1: Recycled Rubber Safe
Surfacing
1
Remove existing equipment
$5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
2
Playground equipment
$30,000.00
$161,352.00
$ 181,352.00
3
Playground safety surfacing
$90,150.00
$50,000.00
$ 140,150.00
4
Bench
$2,700.00
$ 2,700.00
5
Picnic table
$4,000.00
$ 4,000.00
6
Picnic Shelter
$60,500.00
$ 60,500.00
7
Concrete for Shelter, Sidewalks,
Bench
$20,000.00
$ 20,000.00
8
Seeding, Fertilizing 3 Mulch
$1,235.00
$ 1,235.00
9
10
11
12
Totall
$ 30,000.00 1
$ 334,937.00
1 $ 50,000.00
1 $ 414,937.00
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BUDGET OPTION 2 - Engineered Wood Fiber Safety Surfacing
Parks 8 Recreation Outreach Grant Program
Itemized Budget Form
Definitions:
1. Protect Expense Items: List all items necessary to complete the proposed project including items
to be purchased as well as donated. List all materials, labor, equipment and professional services.
Do not include or list items not required for the proposed project. Do not include items from the
sponsor's general budget not associated with the proposed project.
2. Outreach Grant Money Reguest: The amount requested from the County for the purpose of
reimbursing project costs. Sponsors will be required to submit invoices or receipts for items listed in
this category before reimbursement. The County cannot reimburse a project sponsor for more than
the amount requested for each expense item.
3. Dollar Value of Applicant Match: Sponsor contributions to the project. (Descriptions for matching
items must be included in question #7 above.)
a) Budgeted Money: The amount of cash the sponsor is committing to the project per item.
b) Donated or In -Kind Money: Donations of money directly related to the project from
individuals or entities other than the primary protect sponsor. Monetary value related to the
donation of labor, materials, equipment, or any other donation other than rash. Donation of
labor is calculated at $21.281hr. unless the volunteer is providing a professional service.
Professional volunteer hours are calculated at the volunteer's regular pay rate.
4. Total Cost: The entire cost of the project including grant, matching funds, and donations.
Please visit www.platteparks.com for an interactive version of this budget form!
List All Project Expense Items
Outreach
Grant
Money
Requested
Dollar Value of Match
Donated or
Budgeted In -Kind
Money Maney
Total Cost
Option
2: Engineered Wood Fiber Safety Surfacing
1
Remove existing equipment
$5,000.00
$ 5,000.00
2
Playground equipment
$30,000.00
$151,352.00
$ 181,352.00
3
Playground safety surfacing
$23,890.00
$ 23,890.00
4
Bench
$2,700.00
$ 2,700.00
5
Picnic table
$4,000,00
$ 4,000.GG
6
Picnic shelter
$60,500.00
$ 60,500.00
7
uoncreta for shelter, tudewaim,
Bench
$20,000.00
$ 20,000.00
8
Seeding, Fertilizing a Mulch
$1,235.00
$ 1,235.00
9
10
11
12
Totall
$ 30,000.00
1 $ 268,677.00
1 $
1 $ 298,677.00
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Checklist
XJ I. Submit only one project or program per application form.
XJ 2. Sponsors may submit multiple applications for consideration; if submitting multiple applications
sponsors should designate project priority (#1 = highest) on the upper right hand comer of the
application front page (the County shall reserve the right to award funding based on its own priority
evaluation).
® 3. If submitting a paper application it most be in original format (Microsoft Word document available
at www olatteoarks.coml and typewritten. No handwritten applications will be accepted.
X 4. Project description section must be completed.
X❑ 5. Application must be signed.
XJ 6. All new construction or renovation projects are required to include a development plan or a
diagram with the application. Application submissions may also include the following optional
support information: map identifying the project location; photographs of proposed project site;
promotional printed fliers or brochures for your project. Land acquisition projects most include a
location map of the property.
❑X 7. Applicants must include a signed Resolution or Letter of Approval from their governing body
supporting the application and committing matching funds or resources. An example can be found at
platteparks.com.
❑X S. Non-profit Organizations most include a letter from the Internal Revenue Service that establishes
non-profit organization status, or a letter from a political subdivision or local government stating
their willingness to sponsor the project. A project sponsor agrees to complete the project if the
original applicant is unable to complete the work.
® 9. Pay particular attention to the "Itemized Budget' page of the application. Instructions for completing
this page are written above the Itemized Budget Table. Round all amounts to the nearest dollar and
use specific line item costs. Include copies of adequate documentation for budget estimates, i.e.
contractor proposals and estimates outlining work to be provided and associated costs.
❑X 12. Complete the "Check Off' page to ensure you have met all requirements to apply for the Outreach
Grand. Please submit this page with your application.
❑X 13. Submit only one project or program per application form.
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mommik
Dinosaur slide. We plan to keep this piece of
equipment because it is unique and in great
condition.
View of equipment (circa 1998).
Planning to remove this structure.
!2
Existing equipment, circa 1998.
Planning to remove this structure.
Existing equipment, circa 1998.
Planning to remove this structure.
Existing equipment, circa 2003.
Planning to remove this structure and the
Open area without equipment. This area lacks
play value.
PM
Homestead Park
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Proposed 20 x 30 picnic shelter, with 24 x 34 concrete pad.
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Insert Board Resolution Here
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BUDGET OPTION 1- Recycled Rubber Safety Surfacing
.Ir
N'c�&GENERATION
RECREATION
Comments from Chuck Green
All Equipment and Materials are shipped direct to client - Please see attached
document named: "How to Receive a Shipment"
'r'r'""ALL Quotes are good for 30-Daysonly —
Due to uncontrollable and ongoing changes directly effecting cost of goods, shipping, and
material costs, If order placed more than 30-Days past original date, a new quote must be
requested and updated before placing order. If new quote not requested, we will update all
quotes, and invoices prior to ordering.
'Sales Tax - will be added to final inoice unless Tax Exemption form is submitted and on
file prior to final invoice.
Products & Services
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Item 8 Description
PLAVWORLD
Overdrive- Kids will hold onto the handles, run to start the
motion, and get dizzy with excitement. This exciting
overhead whirl can accommodate a large group of kids The
more kids run, the faster Overdrive spins.
PLAVWORLD
Play Fundamentals playgrounclsoffer a variety of physical,
senwry and social activities that will keep kids engaged
Transfer station provides accrs to children of all abi l It ies
Pandsoffer pretendopportun It es while the slldestimulatesa
childsvesdbular and visual sensory systems Roof provides
shade Madeofdurablesteelandplasrp
PLAVWORLD
Cozy Cocoon - Designed for children who need a cozy space
to crape to when overstimulated The spinning motion and
Interior tactileexperiencesamot children in relaxing The
windows on both sidesallow for adu It supervision, while the
child fees mdosed in the space
PLAVWORLD
Make scu Ipturd 1, playful statement with PlayCubes-the
Ideal structure for kice of all ageoto interpret, climb, and
explore Sim pie yet Irresistible, PlayCuti are based on the
iconic design of prominent arch ine t/designer Richard Datt no
-reds ned for even more physica 1, social and cog n it lve play
va l ue a no engagement. The dist i naive yearn al form Invites
i mag l net ion ano exploration with undefined paths and
va ry l ng handholds for climbing. Negative spaces invite kids to
play in, on, and through. And the 10-modulemale prompts
traversing, interaction, and inventedgari Ii totally
unique immereve play experienceno an attractive 4urdy
structure Bring new excitement, ideas and activity to your
play spacewith PlayCubes
Quantity Unit Price Total
1 $4,71S00 $4,715.00
$8,540.00 $8,540.00
$2,84600 $2,846.00
$51,17S00 $51,17S00
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Item & Description
PLAVWOPLD
Cruiselln_ 9que, rlegives kids tnethrif of something
exciting and nev with perceives risk and speed. C,use Line Is
designed for sever, I children to play together as they learn
about teamwork and coopera ,on. Ridersean sit back to
back, face-to-face alone, or even I redown_ Kldswlll love fly ing
through thee, asmay glide back and forth.
PLAVWORLD
Detour- Predeagnel struacre with mi,hipleslldesand
versatile Items
INSTALLATION
Complete Installation of all NEW Playworld Equipment at
above mentioned address only. Including all materials and use
of heavy equipment required, and a II concrete suporas and
labor for all inground footings Includes deposal of all
containers/cardboard/packaging used for shipping of
cqulpment
"Does NOT Includesite p,ep, or any excavation. leaeling or
grading
'lndudm5tandard meta llation - Any additional work required
that Isouteceindustry standard'nstallation will requ re
additional costs
Quantity Unit Price Total
1 $15,069.00 $15,069.00
$47,762.00 $47,762.00
$51,245.00 $51,245.00
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Item & Description
BONDED RUBBER MULCH
Up to 9900. Ft - High Quality RainbowColorBonded
Rubber Safety Surfacing instalicd at a standard to meet 9-ft
fall height- In addition to meeting all CPSI requirements this
surfacing also meets and exceeds shock absorbing properties
in accordancew'th theproceduresoutlined in ASTM F-1292-
96 and ASTM F-1951-99, and standard specifications for Impact
Attenuation of Surface Systems under and around
playground equipment.
"9nductry Standard In4a l l at ion included If any work outside
of what is listed on this quote is required additional feeswilI be
required"
BENCH
Corto4on resistancecoated bench-6-foot
PICN IC TABLES
ADA Standard Picnic Tables
SHELTER
20X30 Picnic Shelter- Equipment only
CONCRETE
Concrete base pad for sheter -34x24
ADA Sidewalkentrances-walkevays
GUARANTEE
At Next Oen Rat we beliwe in Service and Respect We believe
in going out of our way to respect theproperty of theprojett
always cleaning up after each day, and oncewe are
completed with our part of the project, we will make sure we
leave the area cleaner, and
better than wefound it That is our guara atee to you'
Quantity unit Price Total
1 $140,150.00 $140,150.00
1 $2,700.00 $2,700.00
1 $4,000.00 $4,000.00
1 $34,000.00 $34,000.00
1 $20,000.00 $20,000.00
1 $0.00 $0.00
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Item & Description Quantity Unit price Total
INSTALL
Installation and footers of Sh6t,
Subtotals
One-time subtotal
Purchase terms
$26S00.00 $26,500.00
$408,702DO
Total $408,702.00
50% Deposit/Payment due prior to ordering materials, equipment, or replacement parts, and due
priorto mobilization for project. The remaining 50% will be due NET 30 Days after invoiced and
prior to delivery of equipment and installation.
Any order cancelled more than 15 Business Days after placement will result in a 30% Restocking
fee due immediately upon cancellation which will be deducted from all deposits, and remaning
balance returned.
Next Generation Recreation MUST be notified at least 15-days prior to due date noted on
invoice regarding any, and all delays in payment with good reason. Otherwise late fees of 18% will
accrue at 45 days past due.
Signature
Signature Date
Printed name
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Questions? Contact me
thill
Chuck Green
Recreation Design Specialist
chuckgreen@nextgenemtionrecreation.com
Next Generation Recreation
P.O. Box 902008
Kansas City, MO 64190
USA
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BUDGET OPTION 2- Engineered Wood Fiber Safety Surfacing
err
ny.TGENERATION
RECREATION
Comments from Chuck Green
All Equipment and Materials are shipped direct to client - Please see attached
document named: "How to Receive a Shipment"
••••ALL Quotes are good for 30-D Yj-qnjY=
Due to uncontrollable and ongoing changes directly effecting cost of goods, shipping, and
material costs, If order placed more than 30-Days past original date, a new quote must be
requested and updated before placing order. If new quote not requested, we will update all
quotes, and invoices prior to ordering.
*'Sales Tax - will be added to final inoice unless Tax Exemption form is submitted and on
file prior to final invoice.
Products & Services
Rem & Description Quantity Unit Price Total
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Item & Description Quantity Unit Price Total
PLAVWORLD 1 $4,71500 $4,71500
Overdrive- Kids will hold onto the handles run to start the
motion, and get dizzy with excitement This exciting
overhead whirl can accommodatea large group of kids The
more kids run, thefas er Overdrive spins!
PLAVWORLD 1 $8,540.00 $8,540.00
Play Fundaments is playgrouncisoffer a variety of physical,
sensory and Wo[aI activities that will keep kids engaged.
Transfer station providesaccess to children of all abilities
Panels offer pretend opportunities while the slide stimulates a
child'svestibular and visoaI sensory systems Roof provides
shade Madeof durablesteal and plastic.
PLAVWORLD 1 $2,846.00 $2,846.00
Cozy Cocoon - Designed for children who need a cozy space
to escape tow hen overstimulated The spinning motion and
interior tac ileexperienceisssist children in relaxing The
windows on both sides allow for adult supervision, while the
child feelsenclosed in the space
PLAVWORLD 1 $51,175.00 $51,175.00
Make a sculptural, playful statement with PlayCubes-the
ideal structure for kids of all ages to Interpret, climb. and
explore Sim pleyer irresistible PlayCubes.z are based on the
Iconic design of prom Pent archltectbee gner Richard Danner
- reixigned for even more physical, :racial and cognitive play
valueandengagement. The distinctivegeometric form Invites
imagination and exploration with undefined paths and
varying handholds for climbing- Negative spaces invite kids to
play in, on, and through. Andthek) modulewale prompts
traversing, interaction, and invented ga mes It'sa totally
unique, I mersive play experience in an attractive, sturdy
str us, re. Br ng new excitement, ideas and act iv lty to your
play space with PlayCu bes
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Item 8 Description
PLAVWORLD
Cruise Line- I n lqueritlegirvdx—.
exciting anal with perceived risk and speed. Cruise L ne Is
design for several children to play together as they learn
about teamwork and cooperation. Riders can sit back-to-
back, face-to-face, alone, or Bien lie down, Keswill love flying
through the air as they glide back and forth-
PLAVWOPLD
Detour- P re basis ned Stud a re w it h on u ltiple sl Ides a no
versat le Items
INSTALLATION
Com plate Installation of all NEW Playworld Equipment at
above mentioned address only. Including all materials and um
of heavy equipment •squired, and all concrete su pplies and
labor for all inground footings Includes disposal of all
containersrcardboard/packaging used for shipping of
ob, succor
—Doi NOT Include site prep, or any excavation. leveling or
grading
"InducesStandard Installation - Any additional work required
that is outside industry standard Installation will require
additional costs
ENGINEERED WOOD FIBER
Installation and materialsof up r09900vaft Premium
WoodCarprew Engineered Wood Fiber -cost effective
engineered wood fiber known for Its ability to absorb high
Impact; as well as axcarent slip resistance and accessibility.
Additional,, includ call WoodCarpet Protection Fabric
installed bNow WoodCarpet.
BENCH
Corrosion resista1cec0ated bench 5-foot
Quantity Unit Price Total
i $15,069.00 $15,069.00
1 $47,762.00 $47,762.00
1 $51,245.00 $51,245.00
1 $23,890.00 $23,890.00
1 $2,700.00 $2,700.00
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Item & Description
P I CNIC TABLES
ADA Standard Picnic Tables
SHELTER
20X30 Picnic Shelter - Equipment only
CONCRETE
Concrete base pad for shelter-34x 4
ADA Sidewalk entrances - walkaways
GUARANTEE
At Next Geo Recwebelie ein Servlceand Respect. Webdiwe
in going out of our way to respect the property of the project
always cleaning up after each day, and once we are
completed with our part of the prgj , we will make surewe
leavethearea Cleaner, and
better than wefound it That isour guaranteetoyou!
INSTALL
Installation and footasof Shelter
Subtotals
One-time subtotal
Quantity Unit Price Total
1 $4,000.00 $4,000.00
1 $34,000.00 $34,000.00
1 $20,000.00 $20,000.00
1 $0.00 $0.00
1 $26500.00 $21SS00.00
Total
$292,442.00
$292,442.00
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Purchase terms
50% Deposit/Payment due prior to ordering materials, equipment, or replacement parts, and due
prior to mobilization for project. The remaining SO% will be due NET 30 Days after invoiced and
priorto deliveryof equipment and installation.
Any order cancelled more than 15 Business Days after placement will result in a 30% Restocking
fee due immediately upon cancellation which will be deducted from all deposits, and remaning
balance returned.
Next Generation Recreation MUST be notified at least 15-days priorto due date noted on
invoice regarding any, and all delays in payment with good reason. Otherwise late fees of 18% will
accrue at 4S days past due.
Signature
Signature Date
Printed name
Questions? Contact me
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Chuck Green
Recreation Design Specialist
c huck.g ree n@ nextge ne ratio n recreation.com
Next Generation Recreation
P.O. Box 902008
Kansas City, MO 64190
USA
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