Capital Projects

Phase 2 replacement of outdated analog security cameras.

Replacing aging Heating and Cooling Equipment at the Family Recreation Center. The HVAC equipment will be purchased through a Cooperative Purchasing Consortium. Installation of the equipment will be completed simultaneously with the Family Locker Room Project

Maintenance Garage sewer line improvements.

Replacement of aging heat detectors.

A new reflective ceiling insulation will improve the distribution of light. Tennis Courts 5-8 will receive new court backdrops.

The Central Park Tennis Courts will receive recoating of the surface to improve appearance and correct pavement cracks.

The utility vehicle will provide additional maintenance capabilities for the parks, including trail sweeping.

Playground surface for the new Central Park West Playground.

15 dual streaming trash and recycling receptacles for placement in Central Park.

Repainting of the playground equipment located adjacent to the Family Recreation Center.

Maintenance Garage HVAC system improvements.

Through a municipal lease and cooperative purchase, certain pieces of Cardio Equipment will be updated.

Locker Room remodel. This project is in development stages.

The surface of the pools need to be replaced every 10-15 years.

The Central Park Tennis Courts will receive recoating of the surface to improve appearance and correct pavement cracks.

Replacement of aged computer equipment

Phase 1 of replacing outdated analog security cameras in the Recreation Center.

Upper and lower levels will receive additional remodeling.

The new energy-efficient lights will improve lighting conditions and reduce operational costs.

Renovation of playground in Forest Glen Park.

The Board of Commissioners and staff have identified the need to provide additional parking at the Family Recreation Center. Manhard Consulting, Engineers, have developed plans to provide additional parking by expanding the current lot. The project may also encompass the replaced of the lot’s surface.

Replacement of aged computer equipment

This project will replace the grates around the lap pool.

Evaluation, design, and installation of improvements for the Aquatic Center HVAC System began in 2014. This project will provide improved, dehumidification, air quality and comfort.

the Family Recreation Center's heating and cooling units are approaching end of life expectancy. New units will be installed over a ten year replacement schedule.

Upper and lower levels will receive remodeling, including a new main entry and lower lounge area. The Tennis Center locker rooms were renovated with new carpeting and lockers in 2013. This project will update the locker room showers and bathroom areas.
Progress: At the July 21, 2014 Board Meeting, the Board of Commissioners accepted the bid from Happ Builders, Inc. The project will commence at the end of August. The project has been completed.

At the September 15, 2014 Board Meeting, the Board of Commissioners accepted the State of Illinois Joint Purchasing Program contract with Bob Ridings Inc. to purchase the 2015 Ford F550 truck and snow plow assembly.

The playground area has been renovated and three new pieces of fitness equipment will be installed in November, 2014.

The project will provide improved directions to Central Park amenities and posting of safety rules for Central Park visitors.
Progress: The contract has been awarded to ASI Signage Innovations for the manufacture and installation of five wayfaring signs in Central Park.

A bid solicitation for a complete line of cardio equipment was completed in 2012. Through a cost effective lease program, the District appropriates annual lease payments for the equipment for a period of three years.
Progress: Lease payment only - equipment Installed

In 2013, the park district purchased several pieces of Cybex Strength Fitness Machines. During the 2014-2015 Fiscal Year, the Fitness Center will purchase additional strength training equipment for use in the free weight section of the Fitness Center, including weight benches and squat racks to accommodate new trends and usage.

Evaluation, design, and installation of improvements for the Aquatic Center HVAC System. This project will provide improved HVAC efficiency, dehumidification, air quality and comfort.
Progress: The HVAC Plans designed by Cartland Kraus Engineering, Ltd.,were circulated for bid submittals in August. During the 8-18-14 Board Meeting, the Board of Commissioners accepted the Base Bid from Monaco Mechanical, Inc. to replace the existing 33,000 cfm roof mounted air handling equipment. Additional HVAC equipment, such as a precooler and 40 ton condensing unit will be installed in future fiscal years.

The Family Recreation Center Roof is approaching 15 years of age and has been experiencing leaks in a few locations. This project will correct issues and provide maintenance to extend the life of the roof. The work will be completed after the HVAC Unit installation.