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Wally Hollyday Skateparks WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS _---: w...... , . .11, liz, ...:, , 1 ..,...„40., , Is I ,':.-•:.,*,;.',': 4*t Q.411if ( \ ,4.F .----------71....--•-Adlir 1J �t It 1 , c . . i • d/ vwefrik*ga i•� Y ,.. .� 1 _ Iqf;�w ice.. A. K + 1 r." � 7 -_Ip pyler Nc,„;-..'-:: - ---, 4r ,'. ."11'-' 4 i -', ___ _" ....„ , -.) i _ ,.......,_:„ , ...„,.... ,,,,,-, i„ji,,,,,:„:. .0„..,,, waly ,,,,e,,,,,,,,, S Proposal for Design Services for A Proposed Skate Plaza in the City of Rosemead 111., City of Rosemead Public Works Department Attn:Sean Sullivan,Acting Public Works Manager 8838 E.Valley Boulevard i Rosemead,CA 91770 1 Telephone (626) 569-2100 1 50 Dawn Lane, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 Phone: (949) 5 1 0- 15 15 Wally Hollyday, Principal wally©skatedesign.corn www.skatedesign.com 1 WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS I. COVER LETTER We at Wally Hollyday Skateparks are pleased to submit our proposal to provide design services for a proposed 12,000 square foot concrete skate plaza for the City of Rosemead, California.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will design a skate plaza,utilizing existing topography and include a number of skateboard friendly amenities,grade changes,and open space, ' thereby creating a desirable place for skateboarding activities.This project,including design and construction has a budget of approximately$500,000.Wally Hollyday Skateparks design will include elements for beginner through advanced street skaters.Our design solutions are founded on our thirty years of experience in designing and building over two hundred ' custom skateparks nationwide that address community and user preferences. Our project team will work with City staff, local skaters,and the community to establish design elements for the skate plaza.Our design approach will be to design a skate plaza with unique street/plaza features that address the various disciplines and skill levels of the local skating ' community.Our design concept will utilize current street and plaza design elements and feature a highly functional skat- ing environment to challenge and engage all users.This will be a one of a kind design that will be designed to fit the site. Our scope of work will includes a kick-off meeting with City staff,a public workshop,site planning,design development, final schematic design submittal,bid documents,technical specifications and value engineered construction cost estimate. Wally Hollyday will be the principal skatepark designer for this project.Wally is known for his flowing yet tight designs that maximise the use of the site.Wally Hollyday brings an unrivaled expertise with his thirty years of experience in designing and building concrete skateparks throughout the USA.He will facilitate and coordinate public design meetings, and presentation of the final design.Wally Hollyday as the owner of Wally Hollyday is authorized to sign and negotiate ' any contract that may result from this proposal.CLARB Certified Landscape Architect and Arborist Charles H.Strawter has thirteen years experience in landscape architecture. He has drafted the bid documents on over thirty skatepark projects with Wally Hollyday Skateparks. Charles Strawter will prepare and seal the construction documents for the project. Charles' responsibilities include project coordination,site planning,and preparing the construction documents. Birgitta Hollyday,will be the Project Manager for this project. She has 9 years of project management experience with Wally Hollyday Skateparks. Birgitta communicates and works with the project team to ensure that the project is on ' schedule and on budget. As our submittal package shows,our experienced and multi-disciplinary project team has the necessary skills to work with City staff to coordinate successfully and complete the varied aspects of project design and construction documents 1 for your community skatepark.The following pages briefly detail our team's organization, project approach, public participation process, similar project experience, and individual qualifications. Wally Hollyday Skateparks offers many advantages in the execution of your project as we provide our clients with a knowledgeable group of professionals that complete each project in a functional and productive manner with a commitment to quality assurance,and dependability. We look forward to the opportunity of working with City staff and local residents to create a unique concrete skatepark for your community.We are extremely proud of the recognition and awards we have received for our skateparks.Our references range from city park officials to professional skaters from coast to coast.We know that you will value the quality of our professional design services and the personal attention with which we approach each project. ' Sincerely, Wally Hollyday,Owner I 11 • Wally Hollyday Skateparks Phone:(949) 510-1515 50 Dawn Lane,AlisoViejo,CA 92656 Email:wally©skatedesign.com II 2 mi 0. I li WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 2. FIRM PROFILE I FIRM PROFILE Wally Hollyday Skateparks is an award winning company that specializes in Wally Hollyday Skateparks designing and building concrete skatepark facilities throughout the United States 50 Dawn Lane including skateparks, skate plazas, skate spots, and BMX parks.We provide turn- , Aliso Viejo,CA 92656 Telephone (949) 510-1515 key skatepark design and build services including site planning, schematic design, construction documents,technical specifications,cost estimate,bidding assistance, E-mail:wally©skatedesign.com Since 1977 construction administration,and construction services.Wally Hollyday Skateparks i is a small business enterprise and an equal opportunity employer. FIRM'S REPRESENTATIVE Wally Hollyday,Principal We will navigate you and your project team through the entire process from Tel:(949) 510-1515 concept to completion and clearly illustrate a realistic time line so you can keep E-mail:wally @skatedesign.com track of and maintain progress throughout the project.Our 30 years of experience on over 200 skatepark facilities projects allows us to provide you with an accurate budget and schedule.Our design team's extensive specialized experience provides us an in depth understanding of the specific tasks and methods for the development of a quality skateboard park.It is our intent to produce a final product that exceeds ' ,3 your objectives regarding input,design,quality,innovation,budget control,deadline ► .' - µ'v constraints,and completion schedules. • ' Wally Hollyday will be the lead designer for the skatepark project. He will . 4 w%k�+�21... v: �. �`. attend and facilitate all meetings, presentations and design workshops. Wally ---°- ' Hollyday has worked as a skatepark designer and skatepark contractor since 1 977 when he designed and built Lakewood Skate ark in Lakewood, California. He has Icompleted over two-hundred concrete skateparks from 5,000 to 70,000 square feet in size.Wally's designs are balanced,addressing needs of skaters of all abilities and ages.They include diverse terrain suitable for many styles and skating trends, which allow users to progress from beginners into well-rounded athletes.As the principal designer and specialty skatepark builderWally Hollyday creates a seamless -T- ,- -". ' - link between the design and build process. A hands-on approach to skatepark ' ", s J construction has allowed Wally Hollyday to develop the best skateparks in the • - world. His complete commitment from personally conducting design workshops _ to overseeing the crew shaping the concrete ensures the vision of the design will be translated to the finished product.Skateparks designed and built by Wally - Hollyday have been featured in local as well as national magazines and newspapers, ' ` including Transworld Skateboarding,Thrasher Magazine, Skateboarding Magazine, I Juice Magazine, Time Magazine, Wall Street Journal, Orange County Registrar, Sacramento News and Review,and Landscape Architect. 11 Charles H. Strawter,ASLA, is a CLARB certified Landscape Architect and an ISA Certified Arborist. Charles has a Master of Science degree in Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning. Charles H. Strawter is a member of the - �Y American Society of Landscape Architects and the International Society of . '� c Arboriculture. Charles H. Strawter has fourteen years of experience drawing up '��° -4 I ''f ; •1 ', skatepark construction plans and has completed over 30 skatepark projects with I Ale. It1 l it 111 . Wally Hollyday Skateparks. Charles' main responsibilities include site planning, ..,:„..o storm water management, drafting of the construction documents, and project v coordination. Charles works closely with the design team to ensure that budget �� and scheduling constraints are addressed with professional proficiency. Birgitta Hollyday, Project Manager, ensures that the project is on schedule. She has a Master of Science degree from California State University, Fullerton in • Instructional Design and Technology. ii II WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 3. PROJECT APPROACH I Project Understanding Wally Hollyday Skateparks will provide design development for a 12,000 square foot permanent concrete skateboard plaza at Rosemead Park for the City of Rosemead,California.Rosemead Park Our design will be based upon input from I City staff, the local skating community,and other members of the public interested in the project to establish preferred design elements to be included in the design of the skate plaza.The design will include current street elements (e.g.stairs, rails,stairs,ledges,gaps,banks,manual pads,jersey barriers) and will maximize the use of the site and accommodate skat- ers at varying skill levels,from beginners to intermediate with creative and challenging options for expert skateboarders. Wally Hollyday Skateparks will provide leadership throughout the design process,attending and coordinating with City staff all meetings and presentations concerning the skate plaza development. Phone/Skype conferences are provided at Ino cost to Client. Scope of Services I Wally Hollyday Skateparks will provide professional design services for a 1 2,000 square foot permanent concrete skate plaza at Rosemead Park for the City of Rosemead, California.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will facilitate public design workshop, City staff meetings and presentations.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will develop a schematic design concept, I construction documents,and engineer's construction cost estimate for the skate plaza facility. • Kick-off Meeting with City Staff:Wally Hollyday Skateparks will participate in a kick-off meeting with City staff.All par- ties will discuss project direction,establish project parameters,gather available materials, identify informal require- ' ments,review preliminary community involvement strategy,and establish project timetable.Wally Hollyday will visit the site to review and analyze existing site conditions in coordination with City staff to determine the opportunities and constraints for the project site. I • Public Design Workshop: Wally Hollyday Skateparks will conduct the public design workshop.The workshop will be interactive all participants in a variety of methods. Illustrations and worksheet hand-outs with a variety of street plaza elements along with preliminary designs developed for the project will allow the skaters and the community Ito visualize creative elements and to consider various compositional layouts. Illustrations are used throughout the design process to help visualize design ideas and communicate concepts to the community during meetings and presentations. I • Deliverables:Design development illustrations and drawings,worksheet workshop hand-outs. • Schematic Design Development & Review Meetings:Wally Hollyday Skateparks will review and evaluate all options for I skate plaza features within the designated project area.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will prepare a conceptual design layout for City staff review and approval.The conceptual design layout will include simple renderings and a rough cost estimate.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will provide up to three revisions per this scope of work during the design phase. I If additional revisions are needed in the construction document phase, hourly fees will apply. Wally Hollyday will design a skate plaza that will provide a highly functional skating environment with a variety of street/plaza elements to challenge and engage a variety of users from beginner to advanced skateboarders.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will I develop a final schematic design for a custom 12,000 square foot,site specific skate plaza.We will estimate the con- struction costs for the items under our design scope. • Deliverables:Final schematic design,preliminary construction cost estimate. I • Construction Documents & Bid Assistance:Wally Hollyday Skateparks will create the construction documents and speci- fications for the skate plaza.The park's aesthetic appearance, landscaping,and community access will be important considerations for the project team.Wally Hollyday Skateparks will prepare the construction documents drawings. I We will expand upon the design, providing detailed direction as to the materials selection/location,skate park ter- rain layout,dimensions and site amenities.The plans will be created and signed by our California licensed landscape architect, Charles H. Strawter,ASLA. Wally Hollyday Skateparks will present the Client with 100% construction I documents for bidding purposes,which includes technical specifications and engineered construction cost estimate. Construction plans will include at a minimum: Horizontal Control Plans,Grading and Drainage Plans, Construction Details,Technical Specifications. Each phase of plans will be submitted to Client for review and approval. Bid assis- tance will be provided at hourly rates. • Deliverables:Construction plans,specifications and engineers' estimate.Plans will be submitted to Client at 50%,90% and 100% complete for review and approval. 4 I IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 3. PROJECT APPROACH I _ Design Approach A.- Wally Hollyday Skateparks will design and build a skatepark facility that provides 1 a highly functional skating environment with a variety of elements to challenge I , s- 4,: and engage a variety of users from beginner to advanced skateboarders.Wally rHollyday's designs are balanced,addressing the needs of skaters of all abilities _ . d�. * 4' and ages.They include diverse terrain suitable for many styles and skating I ' ' If trends.We realize skaters are extremely dedicated and even beginners can .� become advanced in a short period of time so even easy to access features will R"= be designed to provide interest to allow for the potential growth of the users. 4- you are looking for a world class facility with national recognition IWhether _ for your city or a small community park,a skatepark should function on many _. levels. Therefore,Wally Hollyday Skateparks design challenging features even for small neighborhood parks and include both street and transition elements Ifor various abilities and skills levels. �� Community Outreach b , ..-,....:,. , . _ .. , __ .' Wally Hollyday is widely recognized for his expertise in community outreach during the design workshop process: g g PP■ .1 ,. • Brett Horner, Community Planner for Santa Monica in California noted, I .,U`i +* c; .14(i Sy,;�. ,• e�4f "Wally was instrumental in reaching the skaters and getting them to open *, • 1_ _ _ _ up and discuss and talk about what features they liked and disliked.He was ` '' especially good at getting the skaters to think about all the possibilities in I terms of the design,and inspiring them to consider new features and ways of skating concrete surfaces. • Roy Tatman, Project Manager for Sacramento, California stated,"From the I beginning it was apparent that Mr. Hollyday was in touch with the end user and was able to incorporate their different ideas and concepts into a ,it' cohesive design." I '' Tim Netsch, Nashville Parks and Recreation,Tennessee also recognized, "Wally had instant credibility with the local skaters which was invaluable in • creating a sense of ownership and pride among those who participated in j-. t 11,,•. the design workshops" '_ ' l ''"�' ;' ' •.;, .4 6 I • Earnie Gouvas, Parks Director for Bowling Green, Kentucky said:"Wally delivered on what he promised;a nationally recognized skatepark designed for the locals. It was completed on time and within budget.The process { �_ instilled a sense of ownership with our local skaters and laid the foundation for a great working relationship between the skaters and the City." •■ I , . Community Involvement - The community involvement process is one of the key aspects of the design process and we will be soliciting input from a number of sources including City Istaff, the skating community, and the public at large to create a one of a kind skatepark design that caters to your community.Wally Hollyday Skateparks 44 I, . - design process includes kick-off meeting with City and public design charettes i ;'` . . R. :-.4. where the local community will have an opportunity to convey their input ' .' y , , ., __ " .1 . and be a part of the design process. During the public design meetin s,Wall y .”.. 3 ,' ' 4 ' LA Hollyday will present a visual representation that includes images and designs_.P 7. - _ r' 2 of potential skatepark features. Our design team will develop alternative 5. -� 4' - design options based on input from the workshops from which the actual r - skatepark design will be chosen.The community input through the public design j workshops,lead by Wally Hollyday creates a design which is most appropriate for local skaters. 5 i IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 3. PROJECT APPROACH I Design Illustrations and Public Process Design illustrations and worksheet hand outs with a variety of skating elements along with designs developed for this project will allow the community user groups to visualize creative elements and to consider various compositional I layouts.Illustrations are used throughout the design process to help visualize creative ideas and communicate concepts to city staff,community decision makers,and the general public during public meetings and presentations. Craig Ranch Skatepark, North Las Vegas, Nevada (2013). Part of a master site plan, this CRAIGRANCHPARK �' 65,000 square feet project is good example of MULTI-USE """" ✓�� 1 ∎� IM-SIGN CONCEPT Wally Hollyday's current design approach. He NOS"`� f -!�, -/,l places an emphasis on the functionality and .�' $ ��° ; use of space in a creative and artistic man .Y`ai -.� ner.Wally's design features a balance of bowls, ��` banks and plaza elements and includes skating _ features for all levels of skaters. Creative de- �,.,� �.„, h sign elements include skateable spectator areas with landscaped planters and a skateable am- � ` `'' �� ,/ /�'� l /,.. wryI,./.y�., phitheater with a performance stage. ��_�. _ J D-,- 1 L hiVeterans Skatepark,Ann Arbor,Michigan (2014).This is a 30,000 square foot skatepark that Wally Hollyday Skateparks designed and built.The skatepark design concept utilizes cur- rent design elements and accommodates skaters at varying skill levels, from beginners to advanced.This design features I a balance of bowls, banks and plaza elements. Landscaped planters and rain gardens bring green space into the skate- park. Storm water retention systems and rain gardens control 1 ANN m ..�6(M$KATCVAFA x. ^� storm water runoff. p 3D Illustrations The design illustrations above have an interesting - , character and an unique look.They were drawn "` or •-1/ utilizing an Illustrator program by Wally Hollyday y ►-k,, ;, III and are very effective for presenting ideas in an __,...74' , . __ accurate aesthetic format. We now have the re- sources to offer photo realistic 3D illustrations, `. which provide multiple views with excellent de- •• tail and realistic light sources. The realistic views these illustrations provide are an incredible tool `* /for communicating the design vision to skaters, '" Icommunity members,and City staff. 6 I IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 3. PROJECT APPROACH I Site Planning V The skatepark is a facility that your whole community will enjoy. Wally • '' Hollyday Skateparks will design a space to provide a unique sense of place• •s-,,„ Y Y P g P P q P ' t r,;,., with thoughtful integration of site amenities.The park's aesthetic appearance, landscaping, and community access will be important considerations for our design team.When considering the master site plan,our design-build team will I r. • . ' integrate the skatepark with the surrounding site to create an inviting venue for Y both users and spectators. Our team will work with the City and the public t ' I to incorporate other park amenities including lighting, shade structures, bike . I -. - racks,spectator seating,and landscaping as budget allows.We look forward to 1 . .1,;, -,,4,-' ,i working with your community to develop an aesthetically pleasing facility that f_ °0%. will fit the overall site of skatepark location.Jr' 3` Sustainable Design Principles r We believe in environments that stand the test of time, work with natural systems and enhance the livability of communities. By understanding how �� - people use a space,how ecological systems come into play,and how to integrate %' i architecture with the land,we are able to blend multiple disciplines to create livable, sustainable environments. We encourage sustainable design in all our iiprojects and strive to incorporate native species and preserve existing trees and landscape in our designs.Trees and shade structures provide shade and I reduce the heat from the concrete surfaces of skateparks.AtTulare Skatepark in California we designed the skatepark around 22 existing mature palm trees. All of the mature trees were preserved on the site. Nashville Skatepark in '"' I Tennessee was designed around a group of large mature pines.Saving the trees IA, created a larger foot print and provided a naturally shaded spectator area _ -,1! d-'-- � within the skatepark. I i 1 1 • A - Storm Water Management Landscaped green space within and around concrete surfaces provide areas to --- naturally retain storm water runoff. We incorporate storm water retention 1 . systems or down stream storm water filtering systems to treat water run off. We make every effort to incorporate energy efficient and renewable building materials into each project.At LowerWoodland Skatepark in Seattle,Washington I : we utilized a storm water retention system to protect nearby Green Lake from• runoff from the surrounding areas as well as from the skatepark. We also used e` Y. a down stream storm water filtering system to treat all water run off. Santa I _ Monica Skatepark in California was designed to preserve all the trees on a very -t limited sized site and incorporated a storm water retention system. I -. ;. Construction Documents _ I Wally Hollyday Skateparks will provide the construction documents and — ` technical specifications for the skatepark.The content and detail developed for ' our skatepark construction documents is based on our experience in refining the process of designing and constructing skateparks.Our plans are organized P - to clearly represent the design specifications and allow for easy verification I a. and clarity during construction.The sculptural nature of skateparks requires a detailed vision by the landscape architect/designer to render plans that clearly illustrate the mechanics of a skatepark design for the specialised process of I skatepark construction.Our skatepark construction plans typically include 18- 35 pages depending on the size and complexity of the skatepark design. L 7 I IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 3. PROJECT APPROACH I Skatepark Construction Wally Hollyday Skateparks can build or oversee the project's construction.Owner,Wally Hollyday's 30 year construction experience provides him with an in-depth understanding of how to construct a first class concrete skatepark. Wally I has attained an unmatched success achieving consistent quality concrete on design/build skateparks. Wally's hands on approach to the project's construction will ensure that the vision of the design is translated into the finished concrete.Wally Hollyday's skatepark construction techniques and methods were developed to address creating diverse terrain suitable I for many styles of skating.Wally Hollyday's reputation for concrete skateparks with the highest quality craftsmanship is unmatched.Wally utilizes proven methods and tools developed over thirty years of innovation.He works with the crew shaping the shotcrete, ensuring all transitions are perfectly cut and a smooth finish is applied. All shotcrete is cut to I precise templates for reliable results.The transition is set to align exactly with the flat of the floor.Concise shaping of the shotcrete is the key to a quality finish. Wally Hollyday Skateparks experienced all skater crew only works on concrete skateparks and possesses a unique skill set put to use from the start to the finish of the construction phase PSkatepark Construction Process Layout and placement of coping is a critical stage in establishing design parameters in the field. Metal coping forms the I top edge of most bowls and acts as a guide for the shotcrete. The precision of installation has a direct effect on the over-all quality and usability of the skatepark.Sections are checked using templates.Proper shaping of dirt for fine grading is verified,as well as elevation and alignment to forms.The bottom of the template meets the flat bottom at the form. I Shotcrete uses compressed air to apply structural concrete to vertical and sculptural shapes.Templates are used as a guide for application..Templates are also used to guide a fresno for cutting shotcrete to a precise shape. Smooth hard trowel `sweat" finish provides the perfect balance of smoothness and grip for a high performance skating surface. Flat concrete decks and floors must be poured to perfectly align with shotcrete surfaces and match shotcrete finish. p ' . _ ,....„._ 7 .„,. 244C,-- ,. - t ■• ....-.�... ca. C - - t ` ` Ni. ;�C _ r r„ i �� 1 ` :. Nb- 1 ., >i,_ . , , , ,, _.......-- — . . .c,- - Niii.4.,,i ' .-- - .. _ ...._ , ilk • rw¢uW3...�•aw�— aiimeil• . . - +Y ... _ - _ r _ -. b ..,_ _ _ .. .,..,,,.., , lot _._., . .• __,- ' L I -II'. Wit, _ e I I 8 1 ' WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 4. PROJECT TEAM Organization Graph • ' CITY OF ROSEMEAD i WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS Wally Hollyday, Owner Skatepark Designer & Contractor Birgitta Hollyday Charles Strawter Project Manager Landscape Architect Arborist Administrative Project Bid Docs & Project Department Management Coordination 1 WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS TEAM SUPPORT Communication,Documentation,Accounts,Payroll 1 9 IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 4. PROJECT TEAM IWally Hollyday, Principal ■ Skatepark Designer I Wally Hollyday is an award winning and nationally renowned skatepark designer • '- and builder who has completed over two-hundred skateparks from 4,000 to .' ill r 70,000 sq. ft. throughout the United States.Wally began designing and building critically acclaimed skateparks in 1977 with the majority of his experience in _` - the last fourteen years. Wally Hollyday will be the primary contact and project manager for the full scope of services. Wally will utilize his skatepark design ' t expertise for the skatepark design concept. He will facilitate and coordinate all Wf.., ? meetings,presentations and design workshops. As an experienced designer,Wally will create an engaging skatepark design that will address all users.Wally Hollyday's I involvement and influence in the development of skateparks from their inception provides him with unique understanding of how design details impact and enhance the skateboarder's experience.Wally Hollyday's designs are founded on his 30 I :-` ., y years of experience in providing design solutions that address community and .;qt .4p.•° . .4 ',. local skater preferences. Sj�9 ° 1 ��, ir, ` ! Construction Administration e �� � �� � �" "I • ��� F. Wally Hollyday is considered to be one of the most qualified skatepark designer Li •I T r working in the field today.His vision in design and meticulous attention to detail in - the building process has earned him an unequaled reputation.Wally began skating in 1969 long before skateparks existed. He began designing and building concrete skateparks in 1977 at the age of 19.Wally's first park in Lakewood California I (70,000 square feet) was acclaimed by Skateboarder Magazine as the start of a new generation of quality skateparks.Wally's next park was Cherry Hill, New Jersey, which Thrasher Magazine editor Jake Phelps claims is the best built skatepark ever r s made. In 2000,Wally Hollyday cofounded California Skateparks to design and build s' , top quality skateparks and provide turn key design/build services. In 2005,Wally II v �` founded his own company,Wally Hollyday Skateparks, and continues to set high �' standards and advocate the importance of quality and innovation in the design and construction of skateparks. Experience Over 30 years of award winning skatepark projects Designed and built over 200 custom concrete skateparks 1•r , ' j;..J _-,. Speaking Engagements 'a • �'* "Skatepark Design Do's and Don'ts" Kentucky Recreation & Park Society, "Skatepark Design and Construction" Georgia Parks & Recreation Assoc. i " .• Awards pore.k 2008 CPRS Award of Excellence for Tulare Skatepark,Tulare,California _— 2007 Arizona Parks & Rec.Best Facility Award for Basin BMX Park,Flagstaff,AZ 2006 Award of Excellence in Architect and Concrete Work,Derby Skatepark,KS -- 1■•• 2005 CPRS Award for Excellence for Costa Mesa Skatepark,Costa Mesa,CA I 2002 CPRS Award of Excellence for Fontana Skatepark,Fontana,California _ 2002 Outstanding Achievement Award for Glen Miller Skatepark, Richmond,IN 2001 Twenty Year Recognition Award from Concrete Disciples and SPAUSA I 2001 Skatepark Design Award from Concrete Disciples and SPAUSA 1980 Skateboarder Magazine Skatepark Designer of the Year 10 NI r IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 4. PROJECT TEAM -+ Charles H. Strawter, RLA, ASLA, ISA t.W. — ' Landscape Architect, Arborist, Project Coordinator s. I Charles H. Strawter is a licensed Landscape Architect and ISA Certified Arborist. He has a Master's degree in Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning from 4 . ' Polytechnic University,Pomona.Charles' main responsibilities include site planning, s t *'�` professionally drafting the construction drawings, and project coordination. V� While aggressively pursuing design solutions which serve the community, Charles -4t. _.' ' recognizes the importance of working closely with the design team to ensure that budget and scheduling constraints are addressed with professional proficiency. I ' --' Charles brings an exciting blend of creativity and technological expertise to every project. Charles H. Strawter, ASLA, is a CLARB certified Landscape Architect Landscape Architect Licenses and an ISA Certified Arborist. He has thirteen years of experience in municipal, I • California#5 134 commercial,and skatepark projects.Charles is a registered Landscape Architect in • Georgia#T000023 several states. Charles has completed the development of 30 skatepark projects around the country with Wally Hollyday Skateparks. b • Michigan#3901-001535 • Mississippi#508 Education • Ohio#12275 MS in Landscape Architecture,California State Polytechnic University,Pomona I • Oregon#1a685 BS in Landscape Architecture,University of California, Davis • South Carolina#1055 • Texas#2501 Experience P • Utah#5301 13 years experience in Landscape Architecture 13 years of experience in Urban Design Professional Organizations Worked on over 30 skatepark projects • ASLA CLARB Certified Landscape Architect,Council Record #4266 II • ISA ISA Certified Arborist Record #We-718 I A • CPRS I Recent Projects Alga Norte Skatepark,Carlsbad,California Veterans Park Skatepark,Ann Arbor I ,` `- Patterson Skatepark,Patterson,California ;. 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A n•mp _ '_ 72 b /', ICI to m p 3= gO a n I a° ' x r P. = ow- NJ /r a p‘ A m _ o f o CP OD 1 m yn N � � Sn > K • Z d y5 n 6 O. n r.. r'll� 611 e C c" O. n n n SI Z: o a s n z 0-0 a zz o _'b a ?...C1) c , o y M G ~ ' c \ • n 0 .. Cs7 Cz7 z l^l a n 374 C 70 ," Vi y , Z go z /am} re e A 1 a o. n z r••i oo H c r� m fit, N x r. ° 0 ^ZZ v! O i ..m e. fl 0. n to to 0. 5 n ~ G n T ll P C n d y ` 1 I r F, y a, H N r n M O r• N O O ^� CO MI I MI n 3 n II. 1 I2 WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 4. PROJECT TEAM IBirgitta Hollyday Project Manager ' Birgitta Hollyday has nine years of project management experience with Wally Hollyday Skateparks. She works closely and communicates with city staff and the • project team to ensure that the project is on schedule and on budget. Birgitta's main responsibilities include: ' • Scheduling projects • Client communications. • Hiring personnel for projects. • Resolving problems,designing work procedures. • Working with consultants,clients,vendors,suppliers and subcontractors. I^ Writing proposals. t'' • Prevailing wages compliance. ' Education Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology,California State University, Fullerton BFA in Media Arts,Pratt Institute, New York ' Experience 9 years experience in Project Management ' Recent Projects Ann Arbor Skatepark,Ann Arbor,Michigan ' Patterson Skatepark,Patterson,California Mount Shasta Skatepark,Mount Shasta,California Owens Field Skatepark,Columbia,South Carolina ' Jaws Skatepark, New Braunfels,Texas Port Aransas Skatepark,Port Aransas,Texas Herriman Skatepark,Herriman,Utah Pala Skatepark,Pala Indian Reservation,Pala,California Settles Bridge Skatepark,Gwinnett County,Georgia Bowling Green Skatepark, Bowling Green, Kentucky Petal Skatepark,Petal,Mississippi PCM Memorial Skatepark,Washington, North Carolina Centerville Skatepark,Centerville,Ohio Wasatch County Skatepark,Heber,Utah Lower Woodland Skatepark,Seattle,Washington 13 IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 5. PROJECT REFERENCES I Veterans Park Skatepark, Ann Arbor, Michigan Client:City of Ann Arbor & County of Wasatch,Michigan Skatepark Size:30,000 square feet I ` . " " Construction Cost:$1,100,000 ` = • _ , Skatepark Address:Veterans Memorial Park,2150 Jackson Road,Ann Arbor,MI Scope:Design/Build Services I j,':c ?. '"t:' '" ,' Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks , � Skatepark Designer & Builder:Wally Hollyday Skateparks Landscape Architect:Charles Strawter I - ! Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule 6-21-2014 I Reference:Amy Kuras,City Project Manager.Phone:(734) 794-6230 x425, I Y - Parks & Recreation Department.Email:akuras @a2gov.org 301 E.Huron St,Ann Arbor,MI 48107 Description ' This 30,000 square foot skatepark is a world class destination skatepark facility - -- ... with an emphasis on the functionality and multi-use of the space designed and i` - . 3 - built by Wally Hollyday Skateparks.The skatepark design concept utilizes cur- 1 ,:\ rent design elements and accommodates skaters at varying skill levels,from be- ginners to advanced.Wally Hollyday's design features a balance of bowls,banks ill and plaza elements including multiple backyard style pools with stairs,love seat, I ♦ ! tile, and coping, and a variety of small bowls in a connecting flow area that ' '' includes rollers, 1/4 pipes, wall rides, ridable rock features, metal coping, pool coping,and concrete edges. Landscaped planters and rain gardens bring green f_ space into the skatepark site. Stormwater retention system and rain gardens control stormwater runoff.Won 2014 MRPA Outstanding Design of the Year Award and Innovative Park Resources of the Year Award. a. „. yr. , r_ `G ,2, !IIIIPTP-- I ` a •I . U t tom. ,: Via. •,! •f • -i- I Li 4t.. lig . I 11111 ,s. ..x.:44fylk, , vb ! t - - - . * ,ri-; c , -t v ..A...! ,x 7 X:' S �' f�w• .61 w, +r� ..•• i� �l; -i�1 .,.3A 1 y �N .,Vile-t-A t t 1 • Yw - 4 ∎ .k .: vi s IWALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 5. PROJECT REFERENCES I fl Craig Ranch Skatepark, North Las Vegas, Nevada Client:City of North Las Vegas,Nevada Skatepark Size:65,000 square feet I Construction Cost:$2,000,000 Scope:Design Services and Construction Management . ■_ Skatepark Address:628 West Craig Road,North Las Vegas,NV 89032 I 1 ---...._--..... Skatepark Designer:Wally Hollyday Skateparks '- : _ Construction Supervisor:Wally Hollyday Skateparks _ -" - • --• Landscape Architect:MIG I _ Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule I 0-28-13 Reference:Brett Miller,City Contract Administrator,(702) 633-1468 ", 2250 Las Vegas Blvd.,N.,Suite 820,North Las Vegas, NV 8903 Description Part of a master site plan, this 65,000 square feet project is good example of — ----rTJ Wally Hollyday's current design approach. He places an emphasis on the func- ` , tionality and use of space in a creative and artistic manner.Wally's design fea- I ,i,` tures a balance of bowls,banks and plaza elements and includes skating features __fi . for all levels of skaters. Creative design elements include skateable spectator . <` ' areas with landscaped planters,shade structures,and a skateable amphitheater with a performance stage. Patterson Skatepark, Patterson, California Address:26 North 3rd Street,Patterson,CA 95363 Client:City of Patterson,California - 41---' - 5t``- - Skatepark Size: 14,000 square feet 7.1------- Construction Cost:$600,000 Scope:Design Services and Construction Management �i g Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks Skatepark Designer& Construction Supervisor:Wally Hollyday Skateparks Landscape Architect:Charles Strawter hi ,.,4t.,, ..:-_,.4-___:_,,_: Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule 7-16-2011 Reference:Adrienne Chaney,Director of Parks & Recreation. IT �i '►_ Phone:(209) 895-8085.One Plaza Circle,Patterson,CA 95363 Description :4__-A - Patterson Skatepark is a well balanced medium size park with a great variety r.. of skating elements.Street features include banks,rails,stairs,ledges,manual pads,hubbas,jersey barriers,steep banks,gaps,step-ups,and banks to curbs. The diverse design also includes a small tranny section with pool coping,tile, sii and stairs mixed in the street area.A separate flow bowl ranges in depth from 5 feet to 8 feet deep. I 15 I WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 5. PROJECT REFERENCES Fowler Park Skatepark, Cumming, Georgia ' l'i:. '.. Client: Forsyth County,Cumming,Georgia A. Skatepark Size:30,000 square feet ' '- �� Construction Cost:$543,950 lc Scope:Design/Build Services Skatepark Address:4110 Carolene Way,Cumming,GA 30040 I Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks '' Skatepark Designer & Builder:Wally Hollyday Skateparks Landscape Architect:Lose &Associates I Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule 2-25-201 I i Reference:Stephen Rhoades,Capital Projects Manager,(770) 822-8840. I . Forsyth Co. Dept.of Public Facilities, 110 E.Main Street,Cumming,GA pis Email:SDRhoades @forsythco.com I ` !`._ Description -�" t This is a destination skatepark packed with a lot of features that maintains great ,F �„v flow to allow skating of the entire park without pushing. It is located north of . I -\. _ .„ w Atlanta and is a part of an 85 acre recreation area that features baseball fields, �; trails,basketball courts,and other facilities.The skatepark includes diverse fea- tures for all abilities and styles of skating. There is a 10' kidney pool, 6 to 7' " medium flow bowl, a small 4 to 5' fun flow with rollers and spine.The large banked street area has reservoir with bank to curbs,a bank to wall,a step up, various tranny to bank and bank to bank areas.The plaza area has stairs,ledges, rails,gaps,steep banked walls,and plenty of room to set-up. Mount Shasta Skatepark, Mount Shasta, California I Client:ACROSS (non-profit group) • rr::.. Skatepark Size: 1 2,000 sq.ft. ;� ..- : ,�; Construction Cost: $285,000 T -"-A .._ Scope:Design/Build Services Skatepark Address:800 Rockfellow Drive, Mount Shasta,CA 96067 Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks IL Skatepark Designer & Builder:Wally Hollyday Skateparks Landscape Architect:Charles Strawter Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule 10-25-10 I; Reference:Mike Rodriguez,Director of Recreation and Parks District _ Phone:(530) 926-2494. 1 315 Nixon Road,Mt.Shasta,CA 96067. IIEmail:msrec @sbcglobal.net Description IL The Mount Shasta Skatepark Committee was started in 2001 with a small !- group of skaters who dreamed of having a skateboard park in their Northern . , :t-,.. California town that is near the border of Oregon.The privately funded grass * .�`' roots community effort grew as every sector of the community contributed what they could. According to Sean Malee, Skatepark Committee Member, "Good fortune and research connected the group with Wally Hollyday who I along with his all skater crew turned their dreams and efforts into one of the finest small town skateparks in all of Northern California" 16 `^PALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 5. PROJECT REFERENCES ICompton Skatepark, Compton, California Client:City of Compton,California (Tony Hawk Grant) Skatepark Size: 1 0,000 sq.ft. I ` ._ .. '., Construction Cost $350,000 'J #rte +s Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks e, `' ' a.- Scope:Design Services:Design,Plans,Specs and Construction Management • -.. .- St- Skatepark Designer:Wally Hollyday Landscape Architect:Charles Strawter Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule in 2009 I Reference: Brandon Mims,City Project Manager.Phone:(310) 605-5620 600 North Alameda Street,Compton,CA 90220 1 4 Pala Youth Skatepark, Pala, California I ,! Client:Pala Band of Mission Indians `Y. Skatepark Size:20,000 sq.ft. Construction Cost:$700,000 . Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks - Scope:Design Services:Design,Plans,Specs and Construction Management Skatepark Designer:Wally Hollyday Landscape Architect:Charles Strawter F Project was completed within a client approved budget and schedule in 2009 Reference:Robert Smith, Pala Band of Mission Indians Tribal Chairman V` Phone:760-891-3500. 12196 Pala Mission Road,Pala,CA 92059 , . g � Tulare Skate Park, Tulare, California im' . .._;y N .'"it :- 44 Skate Park Size:30,000 sq.ft.(40,000 sq.ft.site) Construction Cost:$1,000,000 Scope:Design Services and Construction Management ► � Skatepark Designer:Wally Hollyday Skateparks Landscape Architect:MIG 1 _ , Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule in 2009 s- Reference:Robert Doi,Parks Superintendent.Tel:559-684-4323 S ' 3981 South K Street,Tulare,CA 93274. ak Herriman Skate/BMX Park, Herriman, Utah Skate Park Size:20,000 sq.ft. I _ __ = - - •. Construction Cost:600,000 .f�` Primary Consultant:Wally Hollyday Skateparks � ��,, L Scope:Design Services and Construction Management ` Skatepark Designer:Wally Hollyday MI Landscape Architect:Charles Strawter Project was completed within client approved budget and schedule in 2008 '*` Reference: Mr.Brett Geo Wood,Assistant City Manager. Tel:801-446-5323 13011 S.Pioneer Street,Herriman,UT 84065. 17 WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 6. COST PROPOSAL Not-To-Exceed Cost Proposal Design Development Services (see scope,page 4) $12,000 Construction Documents (see scope,page 4) $14,000 Bidding Assistance $2,000 Total Cost Proposal $28,000 WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 2015 Hourly Rate Schedule Professional Services Hourl y Rates Principal $139.00 pi Project Manager $1 25.00 Project Coordinator $1 25.00 Landscape Architect $1 25.00 Administration $65.00 F Not Included In Cost Proposal • Topography/Survey et • Geotechnical Report • Construction Administration • Construction Services • Work not outlined in Scope of Work Reimbursable Expenses Standard reimbursable expenses beyond our scope of services,and if requested,additional service fees will be billed at our cost plus a 10% administration fee. Note Cost Proposal is valid for up to 90 days.As a local company Los Angeles area company,there will be no travel expenses. All the above-stated fees and expenses are to be billed monthly,and the invoices are due within 30 days of the invoice date. Other reimbursable expenses not shown hereon will be invoiced at our cost plus 10%. Above fees are based on the scope of services.These rates are current until January 1,2016 at which time they may be adjusted by Wally Hollyday Skateparks. 18 \NFL ly _tyray cKATFPApKS TESTIMONIALS "Wally is a concrete master:" "Wally's eye for shaping concrete will guarantee that the Transworld Skateboarding structure is artistic in nature.Wally Hollyday is famous for building concrete sculptures with a natural flow." "Wally Hollyday is the most qualified skatepark designer Terry Craft, Editor, Juice Magazine and builder working in the field today. His vision in de sign and meticulous attention to detail in the building "Sweet four leaf clover bowl with pump humps,hips,cor- process has earned him an unequaled reputation." Hers,roll-ins,an escalator,a sub box ledge and a little bit of Miki Vuckovich, Executive Director an oververt corner extension to spice things up.You can Tony Hawk Foundation take a run in this bowl that lasts as long as your legs can." Transworld Skateboarding "Having Wally Hollyday build a skatepark is the best Sayreville, NJ Review thing your community can do for its youth" Andy MacDonald, X-Games Gold Medalist "Sick big bowl. Modern street-style course." Thrasher Magazine "Wally had instant credibility with the local skaters.The Fontana, CA Review I success of Nashville's Skatepark is largely due to Wally's design expertise,construction skill and rapport with the "Wally Hollyday has been a pleasure to work with, skating community." professional and friendly. He helped us through every Tim Netsch, Nashville Parks and Recreation phase from concept through construction.The Basin was awarded the Arizona Parks and Recreation Association's "The quality of workmanship is second to none.We Best Facility for a community with a 100,000 population particularly appreciated Wally's onsite participation and or less.The park is not only a functional BMX facility, it is personal involvement in keeping the project on track really attractive,truly an asset for our community." and within budget." Kathleen H. Viskocil, PE, Senior Project Piper Haynes, Executive Director Manager, Flagstaff, AZ Mission Valley YMCA "Wally Hollyday was chosen for our project based upon "Exceeded all of our expectations!Wally Hollyday lived- his reputation for creating some of the nation's best skate- up to his reputation as an innovative designer and mas- parks.Wally delivered on what he promised; a nationally ik ter shotcrete craftsman" recognized skatepark designed for the locals. It was corn- Tom Roland, Chief of Parks pleted on time and within budget.The process instilled Charles County, MD a sense of ownership with our local skaters and laid the foundation for a great working relationship between the "The quality of work associated with a Wally Hollyday skaters and the City." product is superior.Wally's hand-on approach is, I be- Ernie Gouvas, Parks Director lieve,key to producing a quality park." Bowling Green, KY Gary Shell, Superintendent of Operations, Wilmington, NC "From the beginning it was apparent that Mr.Hollyday was in touch with the end user. Mr. Hollyday's knowledge of "If Salvador Dali had fashioned the moon, its surface skateparks and attention to detail from the initial design might look something like the skatepark in Sayreville, through the construction process made Granite Skate- N.J.Undulating concrete bowls flow toward one anoth- park the world class destination skatepark that it is." er like bumping wombs. Ribboning"snake runs" slither Roy Tatman, City Project Manager around steel-pipe rails and abrupt concrete boxes. If Sacramento, CA it all seems like a dreamscape, that's because it is.This is the kind of place that skateboarders dream about" "Wally provided exceptional service in the design and TIME Magazine, Architectural Review development of Herriman City Skatepark.We were im- pressed with Wally and his ability to listen to concerns and mik "The pool is perfect. If you like pools,drop what you're consistently respond with careful reason and pragmatic doing and go to Claremont:' consideration of expressed interests and desires." Transworld Skateboarding Mr. J. Lynn Crane, Mayor, Herriman, Utah Mission Valley, CA Review 19 I WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS 1 4 City of Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation Services ' ' ok �► • 301 E. Huron Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 II ' www.a2gov.org/parks Parks&Recreation www.facebook.com/annarborparks C I T Y O F A N N A R B O R February 24, 2015 Wally Hollyday Y Y Y Wally Hollyday Skateparks 50 Dawn Lane Aliso, CA 92656 Dear Wally, The Ann Arbor skatepark has been a huge success; the facility is busy every day, and we are thrilled with the level of use and the enthusiastic feedback from skaters. The site was a difficult one,with a sloping grade and tight areas within which the design needed to fit. You and Charles Strawter did a fabulous job artfully fitting the skatepark into the landscape, and creating a site that beautifies the park and provides a well used and much loved amenity. The skatepark has been a wonderful addition to Ann Arbor Parks, and we truly appreciate the skillful and artistic work that went into its design and construction. Thank you for your fine work. Sincerely, citio24ril' l,�_ Amy Kuras, Park Planner/Landscape Architect City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation I 20 vis WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS City o Patterson par Y f Recreation Er Community Services ' f (209) 895-8080 phone 895-8059 fax //0 . Bet r. ParksRecreation @ci.patterson.ca.us ' April 5,2012 ' To Whom It May Concern: This letter to let you know how grateful the City of Patterson is to have worked with such a talented ' professional as, Wally Hollyday,to build our Skate Park. When we began the process our staff and a group of local skaters did a lot of research on parks throughout California and Wally Hollyday parks came to the top of the list. Wally and his staff did an amazing job working with our local skaters and staff to design a park that has been a huge success for our community.The listened to the needs and even reviewed designs that the skaters brought in. There was a lot of energy around the design phase of the park because of the interaction Wally had with the kids. Once we were under construction,Wally ' worked side by side with the construction crews to make sure the forms and shotcrete were done just right. What a pleasure it is to see someone care so much about the final product! Ever since the day it opened young people flocked to the park to skate and hang out. We were very pleased to have built a quality park that will serve the community for years to come. • Thank you to Wally and his staff for a job well done! If you have any questions,please feel free to call me at(209) 895-8085. Sincerely, Adrienne Chaney Director of Recreation& Community Services City of Patterson • ' We Create Community Through People, Parks and Programs 21 WALLY HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS ' rd1851 ' `1 • .►. _.a '&: red •u•• Herriman I?UI I S. Pioneer Si.• Herriman.( 1 N411 9t, Office:1801)446-5323 Fax:(NI I446-5 24 To Whom it May Concern: I am pleased to provide this letter of recommendation for Wally Hollyday Design. Wally provided exceptional service in the design and development of a Herriman City skate park, and the residents of our city are the benefactors. Experience with Wally Hollyday Design has been exceptionally positive. Herriman City staff and residents were impressed with the entire bid and design process. He successfully involved the whole community during the design process. Both city staff and residents were impressed with Wally and his ability to listen to concerns and consistently respond with careful reason and pragmatic consideration of expressed interests and desires. His goal was to have this skate park be Herriman City's skate park, not Wally Hollyday's skate park. Herriman City is impressed with the quality of work Wally Hollyday Design provided. The design, build and workmanship of the park successfully meet the needs of all skaters, from the novice, to the intermediate, to the more experienced skaters. He achieved his goal well and met all expectations that were proposed for the skate park. Wally and his team were very prompt and completed their work in a timely manner. He communicated well with residents and city staff and took the time to answer all questions asked. If the need arises to build another skate park, Herriman City would surely contract with Wally Hollyday Design again. Herriman City highly recommends Wally Hollyday Design and the quality service the company provides to its clients. Please do not hesitate to contact me with further inquiries or concerns on the success of the Herriman City skate park. Sincerely, Ii tilt-C_ IAA" J. Lyn vane Mayor 22 Y HOLLYDAY SKATEPARKS I Ernie C.Gouvas,CPRP,CPSI kr) ,"G rC extraogrAmmft---____ Director t� *%. �te, ernie.gouvas®bgkyorg ci 0 LU m &pj ci z >.t. --... ...,.... z �F � BOWLING GREE Anna Jones il'TUC PARKS & RECREATI0 Administrative Services Suorvisor Llicr 225 East Third Avpn anna.jonessPbgky.org Q Bowling Green,Kentucky 421 Wally HoIlyday Skate Park Design 27039332 I-- 50 Dawn Lane fax:210393.36 www.agky.c Paul R.Co rrea,CPRP,CPS! Li, Alison Viejo, CA 92656 I Athletics Program Manager z paui.correarbgky.org w m Subject: Recommendation I Beverly Fleenor = The City of Bowling y �, y � Green, Kentucky advertised nationally to accept Cemetery Administrative Manager t Requests For Proposals for the design of an approximately 25,000 beverly.Oeenar bgky.erg z square foot concrete skate park. In the proposal, we asked for: 1 I 0 • Nationally recognized designer Bob Jeffers < • The proven ability to work within set budgetary constraints I Golf Division Manager/Professional a • The ability to actively listen to input from our local skating bob.jeffers@bgky.org Li group, provide guidance, and reflect those desires in the cc design process Jay Dougherty o • Safety and the separation of areas of differing user abilities Landscape Manager 4,1 • The ability to obtain consensus from our local group jay.doughertyftgkyorg • The identification and recruitment of specialized Q Contractors a Gerald T.Belcher,CPSI.AFO H • An appropriate number of site visits during critical stages Maintenance Division Manager N of construction gerald.belcher@bgky.org ,, • Ili Ca Because $850,000 was already budgeted for the design and Brent Bticher,CPRP Z us construction of the facility,responses to the RFP were Recreation Division Manager w extraordinary! We received eleven RFP's and selected eight for brenrbelcher9bgky.org CC presentations to our local group. Wally 1•lollyday was chosen for our project based upon his reputation for creating some of the t-- nations best skate parks, cost efficiency, and for his ability to BOARD OE PARK COMMISSIONERS u, guide our local group through the design process. LewisBurke,Jr. w Dean Brosthe 2 Grant Cline m In conclusion, Wally delivered On what he promised: a nationally do LU John Deeb recognized skate park designed for the locals. It was completed on RonaidRamsing y time and within budget. The process instilled a sense of ownership Thomas Richards i_ • Sandy Riley with our local skaters and laid the foundation for a great working z relationship between the skaters and the City. CtERC0` 0 �y,,vO tr6r/,,, `� '^7pa Sincerely, a w CC ‘1,;(4 R.;)P0.49,---- CC `'� ^ 4�0°,, Ernie Gouvas Li-) I O4M *rote ACtte courasI It r*rote mark or U'.CHARACTER COUNTS!Coalition, apta JataftM1ooich sal hntitutenrhhks < • ,....Gh?ritl..„,,, ,, Cl_ 23