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and, in addition, a merry-go-round, Topsy Turny Spinner and a swing with six seating options. <br />The area is expanded to incorporate additional equipment including a Flex Swing and Rhapsody <br />Vibra Chimes. This option provides a Poured in Place rubber surfacing on approximately 2300sq <br />ft., allowing access to equipment and swings. The remining area is filled with safety chips. Total <br />equipment cost for this project is $176,958 with a total installed price of $298,723.62. <br />Option 2: Offers a double tower with two slides connected by a Flex Climber. An additional Folio <br />Balance Climber and Fox Den serve as a continued place to hang out and explore. A seesaw and <br />two saddle spinners are offset from a merry go round. This option also offers a swing with six <br />options as well as two ziplines. This playset does offer many ADA components including <br />adaptable swings and poured in place rubber surfacing. The total equipment cost for this option is <br />$192,289, with a total installed price of $297,705.05 <br />Option 3: Offers a double tower with two slides, the tallest slide being 12 feet tall. Both towers are <br />connected by means of an elevated tunnel. This structure offers a number of climbing options to <br />access the tower in addition to a separate Forge Climber. A zipline, six swings, and multiple <br />spinners add play features for active kids while the Fox Den provides a place for users to lay and <br />relax. Several sensory features are incorporated throughout the site as well. Four benches are <br />installed throughout the area for additional seating for parents or visitors. The total equipment cost <br />for this option is $223,068, with a total installed price of $298,092.27 <br />Option 4: Similar to option three with the tower structure and slides, this option offers a separate <br />Crab Trap climbing structure which has multiple access points and challenges. This structure is <br />ADA compliant and has multiple climbing routes. Additional Music Chimes offer a means of <br />sensory play while seesaw, Topsy spinner and six seat swing offer means of active play. Three <br />benches are installed around the play structure in this option for parents and visitors. The total <br />equipment cost for this option is $234,197.00, with a total price of $315,400.39. <br />Option 5: Offered by St. Croix Recreation is a 24’ high double tower with seven slides. The towers <br />are connected by an elevated rope tunnel. A four-placement swing set fits into the current swing <br />location and offers a child swing and adaptive swing for users. Multiple access points to this <br />structure offer means of active play and maze options. Equipment cost for this option is $227,493 <br />with a total project cost of $300,000. <br />On 08/5/2025 the Public Works Department surveyed families that attended the National Night <br />Out Event in Lake Elmo. Visitors were able to see all 5 options and voted on their favorite playset. <br />With nearly 120 votes from the evening, option three was the most popular followed by options <br />two and five. <br />Options 1-4 did expand the play area using a smaller concrete border. The play area would extend <br />up to the future trail near the parking lot. As an oversite, the property lot lines in this area do not <br />follow the current landscape. The city would need to update an easement and maintenance <br />agreement if any of these options were pursued. The contractor has noted that a change in the <br />equipment placement and adjusting the concrete border could keep all structures on city property. <br />FISCAL IMPACT: <br />Fiscal impacts are outlined in the 2026-2035 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). CIP items are <br />funded though the Parks Dedication Fund while Operations and Maintenance items are funded
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