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1 Park Name Project Amount 4 Ann Herman Park Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Site Furnishings $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 70,000 Total $ 435,000 2 Annie Beck Park Sea Wall Repair $ 100,000 Crosswalks $ 30,000 Bank Stablization $ 100,000 Park Benches $ 20,000 Signage $ 35,000 ADA Improvements $ 60,000 Total $ 345,000 3 Bass Park Pool Building Renovations $ 40,000 New Community Center $ 3,150,000 Pool Building Addition $ 1,600,000 Water Playground $ 600,000 Solar Panels $ 100,000 Basketball Court Shade Structure $ 300,000 Playground Replacement $ 200,000 Crosswalks $ 60,000 Lighting $ 120,000 Park Benches $ 20,000 On-Street Parking Improvements $ 300,000 ADA Improvements $ 150,000 Total $ 6,640,000 1 Bayview Park Concession Building Renovations $ 32,000 Ball Field LED light upgrades $ 350,000 Playground Replacement $ 350,000 Bathroom/Concession Renovation $ 100,000 Fence Replacement $ 75,000 ADA Improvements $ 40,000 Total $ 972,000 1 Beach Community Center Center Renovations $ 300,000 Parking Structure/Rooftop Park $ 3,000,000 Solar Panels $ 75,000 Lighting $ 60,000 Patio Furnishings $ 25,000 ADA Improvements $ 85,000 Total $ 3,545,000 Page 1 of 15
2 3 Benneson Park Lighting $ 60,000 Basketball court renovation/shade $ 200,000 Park Benches $ 7,500 Signage $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 130,000 Total $ 412,500 4 Bill Keith Preserve Boardwalk Extension $ 300,000 Native Landscaping $ 100,000 Trail Improvements $ 100,000 ADA Improvements $ 45,000 Total $ 545,000 4 Bryant Peney Park Crosswalks $ 60,000 Playground Replacement $ 150,000 Lighting $ 30,000 ADA Improvements $ 150,000 Total $ 390,000 4 Cliff Lake Park Benches $ 10,000 Total $ 35,000 4 Colee Hammock Park Crosswalks $ 15,000 Lighting installation $ 200,000 ADA Improvements $ 30,000 Total $ 245,000 2 Cooleys Landing Marina Admnistration Bldg Renovations $ 200,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 75,000 Outdoor Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Boat Slip Improvements $ 500,000 Restoom Renovations $ 150,000 Solar Panels $ 50,000 ADA Improvements $ 167,000 Total $ 1,192,000 4 Coontie Hatchee 1/2 court basketball court $ 50,000 Signage $ 35,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 75,000 Walking Trail $ 100,000 Outdoor Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 ADA Improvements $ 220,000 Total $ 830,000 Page 2 of 15
3 1 Coral Ridge Park Playground Replacement $ 150,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 30,000 Crosswalks $ 30,000 Signage $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 60,000 Total $ 285,000 2 Cortez Triangle Park Benches $ 25,000 Bike Racks $ 1,000 ADA Improvements $ 30,000 Total $ 81,000 4 Croissant Park Community Center Renovations $ 55,000 Ball field lighting, restrooms, storage $ 800,000 Water Playground Replacement $ 1,000,000 Walking Path/Outdoor Fitness Equpment $ 175,000 Site Furnishings $ 50,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 150,000 Solar Panels $ 50,000 Parking $ 50,000 ADA Improvements $ 240,000 Total $ 2,620,000 2 Lu Deaner Park Crosswalks $ 25,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 150,000 Pavilion $ 20,000 ADA Improvements $ 20,000 Total $ 215,000 1 Dottie Mancini Park Crosswalks $ 15,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 500,000 Walking Trail renovation $ 100,000 Outdoor Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Lighting $ 90,000 Decorative Perimeter Fence $ 75,000 Site Furnishings $ 35,000 ADA Improvements $ 100,000 Total $ 965,000 3 Dr. Hayes Civic Park Repave Walking Path $ 50,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 250,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Waling Path renovation $ 100,000 Page 3 of 15
4 ADA Improvements $ 200,000 Total $ 925,000 1 Earl Lifshey Bike Racks $ 1,000 Lighting $ 75,000 ADA Improvements $ 10,000 Total $ 86,000 4 Esterre Davis Park Playground Replacement $ 200,000 Walking Trail/Outdoor Exercise Equipme $ 175,000 Site Furnishings $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 200,000 Total $ 665,000 4 Flamingo Park Lighting $ 100,000 Playground Replacement $ 200,000 Walking Trail/Outdoor Exercise Station $ 300,000 Site Furnishings $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 300,000 Total $ 940,000 1 Floranada Park Playground $ 250,000 Athletic Field Lighting Upgrade $ 350,000 Restroom Renovation $ 75,000 Bleacher Shade $ 50,000 Site Furnishings $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 43,000 Total $ 783,000 4 Hardy Park Synthetic Turf for multi use fields $ 1,000,000 Rubber Mulch/Flexi-pave Trail $ 100,000 Fencing $ 75,000 Crosswalks $ 15,000 Field and Court Lighting Upgrades $ 350,000 Parking Improvements $ 75,000 Railroad barrier $ 30,000 ADA Improvements $ 140,000 Playground Replacement $ 800,000 Total $ 2,585,000 4 Floyd Hull Stadium Total Facility Rebuild $ 6,000,000 Total $ 6,000,000 Page 4 of 15
5 4 Fort Laud Beach Park ADA Improvements $ 500,000 Exercise Equipment Upgrades $ 150,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 300,000 Total $ 500,000 4 Francis Abreau Place Lighting $ 15,000 Signage $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 30,000 Total $ 60,000 1 George English Park Community Center Renovations $ 230,000 Crew Boathouse $ 3,000,000 Baskeball Court Shade Structure $ 300,000 Athletic Field and Court Lighting Upgrade $ 325,000 Pickelball Courts/Shade Structure $ 500,000 Playground Shade Structures $ 100,000 Solar Panels $ 50,000 Walking Trail/Outdoor Exercise Equipme $ 200,000 Lighting $ 100,000 Site Furnishings $ 100,000 Signage $ 35,000 ADA Improvements $ 325,000 Total $ 5,315,000 4 Gore Betz Park Walking Path $ 150,000 Lighting $ 250,000 Playground Replacement $ 200,000 ADA Improvements $ 50,000 Total $ 650,000 1 Greenfield Park Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Lighting $ 15,000 Signage $ 10,000 ADA Improvements $ 15,000 Total $ 390,000 3 Guthrie Blake Park Crosswalks $ 30,000 Lighting $ 250,000 Playground Replacement $ 200,000 ADA Improvements $ 40,000 Total $ 520,000 4 Harbordale Park Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Page 5 of 15
6 Playground Replacement $ 200,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 60,000 ADA Improvements $ 20,000 Total $ 355,000 4 Hector Park Lighting $ 50,000 Benches $ 7,500 ADA Improvements $ 17,000 Total $ 74,500 2 Holiday Park Activity Center Renovations $ 650,000 Parking Garage $ 10,000,000 Athletic Field Installation $ 1,000,000 Concession Stand Renovation $ 100,000 Concession Stand Renovation $ 100,000 Gym/Ranger Station Renovation $ 165,000 Press Box Renovation $ 55,000 Social Center Renovation $ 171,000 Tennis Center Renovation $ 2,000,000 Baseball Field Shade Structure $ 260,000 Racquetball Addition and Renovation $ 1,000,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 2,000,000 Solar Panels $ 250,000 Site Furnishings $ 150,000 Lighting $ 1,000,000 Tennis Court Renovations $ 1,500,000 ADA Improvements $ 720,000 Total $ 21,121,000 4 Hortt Park Community Center Renovations $ 50,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Lighting $ 350,000 Solar Panels $ 75,000 Walking Trail $ 150,000 ADA Improvements $ 1,100,000 Total $ 2,050,000 1 Imperial Point Entranceway Lighting Upgrades $ 60,000 Benches $ 10,000 ADA Improvements $ 25,000 Total $ 95,000 1 Jack & Harriet Kaye Park Crosswalks $ 30,000 Lighting $ 15,000 Page 6 of 15
7 ADA Improvements $ 10,000 Total $ 55,000 3 Joseph Carter Park Concession/Pressbox Renovation $ 60,000 New Community Center $ 10,000,000 Walking Trail/Outdoor Fitness Equipmen $ 250,000 Pool Office Renovations $ 30,000 Aquatic Complex Renovations $ 75,000 Synthetic Turf Replacement $ 800,000 Fencing $ 150,000 Solar Panels $ 250,000 Lighting $ 1,000,000 ADA Improvements $ 256,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 750,000 Total $ 13,621,000 3 Lauderdale Manors Park Pool Renovations $ 300,000 Community Center Renovations $ 67,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Water Playground Replacement $ 800,000 Solar Panels $ 100,000 ADA Improvements $ 289,000 Total $ 1,856,000 4 Lewis Landing Park ADA Improvements $ 35,000 Total $ 35,000 3 Lincoln Park Playground Surfacing/Shade $ 150,000 Lighting $ 100,000 ADA Improvements $ 11,000 Total $ 261,000 2 Loggerhead Park Bike Racks $ 1,000 ADA Improvements $ 90,000 Total $ 141,000 2 Major Wm Lauderdale Park Crosswalks $ 30,000 Signage $ 20,000 ADA Improvements $ 35,000 Total $ 85,000 4 Marshall's Point Sidewalk connection $ 25,000 Total $ 25,000 2 Merle Fogg Park Waterfront Sidewalk w/ railing $ 100,000 Page 7 of 15
8 Crosswalks $ 15,000 Pavilion $ 100,000 Lighting $ 50,000 ADA Improvements $ 29,000 Total $ 319,000 2 Middle River Terrace Park Playground Surfacing/Shade $ 150,000 Walking Path $ 75,000 Lighting $ 75,000 Solar Panels $ 40,000 Benches $ 50,000 Bike Racks $ 1,000 ADA Improvements $ 134,000 Total $ 550,000 3 Mills Pond Park Admin Office/Meeting Room Renovation $ 223,000 Multi Use Field RR/Concession Reno $ 62,500 Softball Concession/RR/Office $ 2,000,000 Basketball Courts with Shade Structure $ 500,000 Parking for new fields $ 500,000 Lighting $ 500,000 Boat Ramp Replacement $ 133,000 Playground Replacement $ 700,000 Solar Panels $ 75,000 ADA Improvements $ 141,000 Total $ 4,834,500 2 Riverwalk Docks Electrical Upgrades $ 700,000 ADA Improvements $ 15,000 Total $ 715,000 3 North Fork Park ADA Improvements $ 22,000 Kayak Launch $ 150,000 Total $ 22,000 3 North Fork School Park Playground Installation $ 200,000 Fencing $ 125,000 Lighting $ 100,000 Benches $ 10,000 Total $ 485,000 3 Osswald Park Delta Building Renovations $ 130,000 Recreation Center Renovations $ 152,000 Page 8 of 15
9 East Restroom Renovation $ 17,000 West Restroom Renovation $ 23,000 Golf Course Lighting $ 600,000 Court/Field lighting upgrades $ 500,000 Walking Path $ 200,000 Fencing $ 250,000 Solar Panels $ 100,000 Benches $ 50,000 Lighting $ 200,000 Picnic Tables $ 25,000 Bleachers $ 100,000 Playground Replacement $ 300,000 Splash Pad Replacement $ 200,000 Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 ADA Improvements $ 262,000 Total $ 3,184,000 1 Palm Aire Village Park Lighting $ 25,000 Playground Replacement $ 150,000 ADA Improvements $ 37,500 Total $ 212,500 1 Palm Aire Park Restroom Renovations $ 100,000 Playground Replacement $ 300,000 Lighting $ 25,000 Solar Panels $ 50,000 ADA Improvements $ 10,800 Total $ 510,800 2 Peter Feldman Park Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 75,000 Electrical upgrade for events $ 50,000 Total $ 425,000 4 Poincianna Park Crosswalks $ 90,000 Lighting $ 250,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 ADA Improvements $ 515,000 Total $ 1,155,000 3 Provident Park ADA Improvements $ 5,000 Total $ 5,000 3 Riverland Park Activity Center Renovations $ 280,000 Page 9 of 15
10 Facility (teens/multipurpose Programmin $ 500,000 Pool Renovations $ 500,000 Fencing $ 250,000 Restroom Renovation $ 75,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 500,000 Walking Trail/Outdoor Exercise Equipme $ 300,000 Crosswalks $ 30,000 Solar Panels $ 125,000 ADA Improvements $ 178,000 Total $ 2,738,000 4 Riverland Woods Park Sidewalk connection $ 50,000 Lighting Upgrades $ 75,000 ADA Improvements $ 10,000 Total $ 135,000 4 Riverside Park Community Center Renovations $ 82,000 Playgrounds Replacement $ 200,000 Crosswalks $ 15,000 Solar Panels $ 75,000 Benches $ 10,000 ADA Improvements $ 223,000 Total $ 605,000 2 Sailboat Bend Preserve Benches $ 15,000 Walking trail upgrades $ 100,000 Picnic Tables $ 5,000 ADA Improvements $ 22,000 Total $ 142,000 4 Sara Horn Greenway Crosswalks $ 15,000 Lighting $ 25,000 Signage $ 20,000 ADA Improvements $ 15,000 Total $ 75,000 3 Shirley Small Park Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Community Center $ 3,000,000 Lighting $ 400,000 Walking Trail/Outdoor Exercise Station $ 200,000 ADA Improvements $ 400,000 Total $ 4,325,000 2 Sistrunk Park Lighting $ 75,000 Benches $ 15,000 Page 10 of 15
11 Bike Racks $ 1,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 250,000 ADA Improvements $ 12,000 Total $ 428,000 4 Smoker Park ADA Improvements $ 52,000 Total $ 77,000 4 Snyder Park Caldwell Pavilion/Restroom Reno $ 100,000 Office Renovation $ 100,000 Train Station Renovation $ 23,000 Walking Trail Upgrades $ 250,000 Lighting $ 500,000 Solar Panels $ 300,000 Pavilion Upgrades $ 500,000 Playgrounds Replacement $ 800,000 Parking Renovations $ 500,000 ADA Improvements $ 540,000 Nature Center $ 3,000,000 Total $ 6,613,000 2 South Middle River Park Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Benches $ 7,500 Signage $ 15,000 Playgrounds Replacement $ 200,000 ADA Improvements $ 18,200 Total $ 290,700 4 Stranahan Landing Signage $ 75,000 ADA Improvements $ 156,000 Total $ 231,000 4 Stranahan Park Benches $ 10,000 Lighting $ 150,000 Historical Marker $ 25,000 ADA Improvements $ 156,000 Total $ 366,000 3 Sunset Park Benches $ 15,000 Bike Racks $ 1,000 Athletic Field Lighting Upgrade $ 300,000 Playground Replacement $ 300,000 Page 11 of 15
12 Signage $ 15,000 Fencing $ 75,000 Lighting $ 150,000 ADA Improvements $ 173,000 Total $ 1,029,000 3 Sweeting Park Fishing Pier $ 200,000 ADA Improvements $ 30,000 Total $ 230,000 4 Tarpon Cove Park Benches $ 5,000 Bike Racks $ 1,000 Lighting $ 30,000 Kayak Launch $ 150,000 Pavilion $ 30,000 Signage $ 17,500 ADA Improvements $ 15,000 Total $ 248,500 4 Tarpon River Park Pavilion $ 30,000 Benches $ 7,500 Signage $ 17,500 ADA Improvements $ 4,000 Total $ 59,000 2 Townsend Park ADA Improvements $ 13,000 Total $ 13,000 1 Twin Lakes North Park Site Furnishings $ 25,000 Playground Replacement $ 200,000 Lighting $ 30,000 Signage $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 34,300 Total $ 304,300 4 Victoria Park Sidewalk connection $ 25,000 Signage $ 20,000 Natural Play Structure $ 150,000 Site Furnishings $ 10,000 Total $ 205,000 2 Virginia S. Young Sidewalk connection $ 25,000 Lighting $ 50,000 Playground Replacement $ 250,000 ADA Improvements $ 6,500 Page 12 of 15
13 Total $ 331,500 2 Vista Park Crosswalks $ 25,000 Picnic Tables $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 68,000 Total $ 183,000 3 Walker Park Playground Replacement $ 200,000 Benches $ 10,000 Lighting $ 250,000 Bike Racks $ 5,000 Picnic Tables $ 15,000 Signage $ 17,500 Fencing $ 100,000 ADA Improvements $ 3,200 Total $ 650,700 1 Warbler Wetlands Sidewalk connection $ 50,000 Parking $ 50,000 Boardwalk Extension $ 500,000 Benches $ 30,000 Total $ 705,000 2 Warfield Park Community Center Renovations $ 150,000 Playground Surfacing/Shade $ 200,000 Lighting $ 40,000 Walking Path $ 50,000 Fencing Replacement $ 100,000 Solar Panels $ 50,000 Water Splashpad $ 300,000 Signage $ 50,000 ADA Improvements $ 570,000 Total $ 1,510,000 4 Welcome Park Benches $ 10,000 Bike Racks $ 1,000 Remove Street $ 50,000 Parking $ 100,000 ADA Improvements $ 22,000 Total $ 183,000 Page 13 of 15
14 3 Westwood Heights Park Benches $ 5,000 Bike Racks $ 1,000 Signage $ 5,000 Sidewalk connection $ 10,000 Total $ 21,000 2 Willingham Park Benches $ 20,000 Lighting $ 150,000 Pavilion $ 30,000 ADA Improvements $ 1,000 Total $ 201,000 3 Lauderdale Manors EntrancePlayground Installation $ 200,000 Pavilion $ 35,000 Total $ 235,000 3 Chateau Park Site Furnishings $ 100,000 Total $ 100,000 School Park Additions 2 VSY Elementary Playground Installation $ 250,000 Fencing $ 75,000 Total $ 375,000 2 Sunrise Middle School Fencing $ 100,000 Pool Chiller $ 50,000 Synthetic Turf $ 1,500,000 Benches $ 15,000 Picnic Tables $ 10,000 Total $ 1,725,000 3 W Dandy Middle Fencing $ 100,000 Playground Installation $ 150,000 Court Renovations $ 400,000 Total $ 675,000 4 Foster Elementary Fencing $ 100,000 Playground Installation $ 150,000 Basketball court $ 100,000 Total $ 375,000 Page 14 of 15
15 3 Westwood Heights Elemen Playground Installation $ 150,000 Fencing $ 100,000 Total $ 275,000 1,2,3 Dog Parks NW,SE, NE, Downtown $ 2,000,000 Total $ 2,000,000 1,2,3,4 Purchase Open Space Underserved Areas $ 30,000,000 Total $ 30,000,000 1 Lockhart Stadium Renovate Stadium/Build Park tbd Total TBD Grand Total $ 149,023,500 Page 15 of 15
DistrictPark Name Project Amount
DistrictPark Name Project Amount 4 Ann Herman Park Fitness Equipment $ 50,000 Playground/Surfacing/Shade $ 300,000 Site Furnishings $ 15,000 ADA Improvements $ 70,000 Total $ 435,000 2 Annie Beck Park
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