2012-2016 Capital Improvement Plan. - Chicago Park District

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Capital Strategy - PLAY P – PARTNERSHIPS. Continue to partner with public and private entities to realize capital projects. Nearly half of the total capital budget comes from outside funding sources. L – LEADERSHIP. Be a leader in park development, including advancing the ways people use parks, ensuring parks are accessible for all users, and providing the best in green technologies. A – ASSETS. Be a good steward of our existing assets to ensure they can be enjoyed by future generations. Two-thirds of the District’s capital investment goes to renovation of existing assets. Y – YOU. Ensure capital projects are responding to Chicago’s changing populations and programming interests. The Plan includes $2.5 Million to renovate existing basketball courts District-Wide. New programming opportunities include an all season skating ribbon and rock climbing wall in Grant Park. This project is also a national leader in sustainable park development.
2011 Snapshot Capital Accomplishments Over 400 capital projects completed Major Park Developments for 170,000 local residents 170,000 Chicagoans live within a 10 minute walk of the 7 major park developments completed in 2011. Take The Field LaFollette Park New Artificial Turf Field New Soccer/Football Turf Fields for 35,000 local youth Six (6) Take the Field Artificial Turf Fields were completed in 2011. These fields enhance year-round programming opportunities for Chicagoans, including over 35,000 youth living near these parks. $10 Million in ADA Transition Plan Projects Seventeen (17) park locations were completed in 2011 alone. $25 Million in HVAC Energy Management Projects Thirty-seven (37) park locations were completed in 2011, providing $2.5 Million in annual operational, energy, and capital savings. Haas Park New Field House Other Project Highlights • Millennium Reserve Acquisition • Garfield Gold Dome Restoration • Haas Park New Field House • Theater on the Lake - Lakefront Terrace Wall Reconstruction • Ping Tom Expansion and Park Development • 63 rd Street Beach Dune Restoration Ping Tom Park Expansion and Riverfront Development
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