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REPORT <br /> To the Honorabie Mayor and City Council <br /> From the City Manager <br /> August 14, 2000 <br /> Subject <br /> Final Acceptance — Hoover Pool and Bath House Renovation Project <br /> Engineering File No. 803-02 <br /> Recommendation <br /> Accept the improvements for the Hoover Pool and Bath House Renovation Project, and <br /> authorize the release of bonds. <br /> Background: <br /> The Hoover swimming pool complex consists of a 1960's facility, comprised of a bath <br /> house, main pool, and a children's wading pool, which needed extensive renovation, <br /> not only for appearance and wearability, but also to meet the American with Disabilities <br /> Act (ADA) and code compliance. <br /> The initial intent was to do remodeling/renovation in order to bring the bath house, <br /> restrooms, and the swimming pools to current ADA compliance, as well as providing <br /> new lighting, ventilation, and fire alarm system. <br /> The main pool needed complete replastering and new tile work, plus new equipment for <br /> making the pool disabled accessible. <br /> Four (4) change orders totaling $81,497.58 were approved by City Council. The <br /> changes included replastering the children's wading pool; adding new stucco to the <br /> exterior of the building; installing a non-skid epoxy flooring, and other necessary <br /> unforeseen changes. Although this is 18.3% over the original contract amount, it is not <br /> out of line with other out dated facilities that require extensive remodeling and <br /> renovating. <br /> The pool officially opened to the public on June 20, 2000. The renovated Hoover Pools <br /> & Bath House was enthusiastically welcomed by both staff and the public. The <br /> upgraded shower facilities, restrooms, lighting, brighter colors, and upgraded <br /> mechanical pool equipment will provide many years of recreation enjoyment to the <br /> public. <br /> _. ___ _._ _ _ _ ._.._._. . __ ..�. �- . _ <br />