Parks & Recreation Five Year Recreation Plan ... - City of Marquette

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Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update 2011 City of Marquette Linear Park In recent years, the city acquired a rail corridor that bisected the city. Part of this corridor through the downtown included both elevated and on-grade tracks. The elevated portion has been demolished and all track removed through the city. The Linear Park will link the Lakeshore recreational facilities and shared-use path with the bike path near McClellan Avenue. It also provides a key non-motorized link to downtown businesses. Special Facilities Presque Isle Marina The Presque Isle Marina is located adjacent to the Presque Isle Park at the end of Lakeshore Blvd. While the approximately two acre marina does have picnic tables, restrooms, and limited amounts of grassy open space, its major purpose is to provide launching and docking facilities for boating and fishing enthusiasts. The marina has 67 boat slips and two ramps, each of which has two launching sites. Having served as the City‘s principal mooring and boat launch facility for over 30 years, the marina is in need of an upgrade. In February 2010 a Preliminary Engineering Report was completed to evaluate the physical and operational condition of the marina and provide recommendations for improvements. This eight-phase project includes dredging of the marina basin, reconstruction the boating access site, replacing the entire marina pier system, modifying the harbor entrance/break wall, renovating the harbor services building and landscaping. Cinder Pond Marina The 101 slip Cinder Pond Marina was completed in 1995. This modern recreational boating facility includes a harbormaster‘s office/restroom building, double ramp boat launch, benches, cooking grills, and picnic tables. The project was funded by the City of Marquette, MDNR Trust Fund and the Michigan State Waterways Commission. This marina is also starting to show its age. In the upcoming years the facility will also have to be renovated. Lakeview Arena The 72,000 square foot Lakeview Arena is located on East Fair Street at Lakeshore Boulevard near Lake Superior. The arena is accessible via the shoreline shared-use path. It has served as one of the most versatile recreation and convention facilities in the Marquette area since 1974. The facility was expanded in 1982 and underwent a major $1.2 million renovation in 1998-99 (roof repairs, locker room enlargements, concession area improvements, new flooring, mechanical system upgrades, etc.). A 41,000 square foot YMCA building which is connected to the arena was also constructed in 1998-99 (discussed later). 40
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