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Page | 14 APPENDIX C <br /> <br /> <br />Aquatics <br /> <br />Pleasanton offers an outdoor aquatic complex at Amador Community Park, the Dolores Bengtson <br />Aquatic Center. This facility is currently under renovation with a focus on the west side of the facility <br />where three of the four pools are currently located. The east side of the facility will remain open for <br />regular programs. When completed the renovation of the Aquatic <br />Center will include: <br /> Demolition of the existing diving pool; <br /> Incorporation of a new diving pool into the existing 25‐meter <br />pool by way of an 'L‐shaped' design; <br /> Replacement of the existing pool decking; <br /> Re‐plastering the 25‐meter and training pools; <br /> Updating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) access to <br />both pools; <br /> Deepening of the 25‐meter pool through a rim flow gutter <br />system; <br /> Replacing the original plumbing, heating and electrical systems <br />of both pools; <br /> Separating the filtration systems so that the two pools function <br />independently. <br /> <br />The 25‐meter pool, diving pool and activity pool with water slide are <br />closed throughout the renovation, expected to be completed in late 2013. The large 50‐meter pool on <br />the east side of the facility is remaining open during most of the year with some minor repairs to <br />decking. This facility will continue to be used for lap swim, water exercise, swim lessons, swim teams <br />and competition. <br /> <br />Historically Amador Pool is heavily utilized by the residents with over 26,000 visits for drop‐in use and <br />almost 5,000 registered for classes. Extensive comments were received at the public workshops related <br />to expanded aquatic opportunities both at the existing site and the potential for a second facility located <br />elsewhere within the community. <br /> <br />Recommended Actions <br /> <br /> While the pool is currently under renovation funding should be identified for improvements and <br />upgrades to the pool locker rooms. <br /> Evaluate the opportunity to expand the joint use of Amador High School Swimming Pool. Due to <br />limited availability of shallow water at the City’s Aquatic Center, this facility could be utilized as <br />an advanced training facility offering level 4 swimming lessons and up, lifeguard training classes, <br />swim team activities, SCUBA, water polo, kayaking, and special events. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Pre‐Construction
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