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The City of Grand Junction held a public forum focusing on the Community Recreation Center (CRC) design on Tuesday, September 19 beginning at 5 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Barn. Community members attended to learn about the potential design and provide input on the various concepts. View the presentation in the Videos widget in the side bar.
The public forum provides community members with an opportunity to offer input on the evolving design of the new CRC. Barker Rinker Seacat (BRS), partnered with Chamberlin Architecture, was awarded the architect and engineer contract. BRS will provide a presentation showing how the concept design in the 2022 CRC plan that was the basis for the voter-approved ballot proposal is evolving. As public feedback drove the creation of the 2022 CRC plan, public feedback will continue to guide the design of the facility that ultimately gets built. In this way, the CRC will be a reflection of the uniqueness of Grand Junction and a celebration of the Grand Junction community.
The City of Grand Junction held a public forum focusing on the Community Recreation Center (CRC) design on Tuesday, September 19 beginning at 5 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Barn. Community members attended to learn about the potential design and provide input on the various concepts. View the presentation in the Videos widget in the side bar.
The public forum provides community members with an opportunity to offer input on the evolving design of the new CRC. Barker Rinker Seacat (BRS), partnered with Chamberlin Architecture, was awarded the architect and engineer contract. BRS will provide a presentation showing how the concept design in the 2022 CRC plan that was the basis for the voter-approved ballot proposal is evolving. As public feedback drove the creation of the 2022 CRC plan, public feedback will continue to guide the design of the facility that ultimately gets built. In this way, the CRC will be a reflection of the uniqueness of Grand Junction and a celebration of the Grand Junction community.
Public feedback drove the creation of the 2022 CRC plan and we intend to continue using public feedback to guide the design of the facility that ultimately gets built. Please take a few minutes to view the entire presentation and we encourage you to share your thoughts and comments regarding the evolving CRC design.
Community Recreation Center has finished this stage
After review, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) made a unanimous recommendation to City Council to pursue Matchett Park as the location for the potential Community Recreation Center (CRC). City Council then approved Matchett Park as the potential location.
Phase 2 Review: Funding Sources and Facility Components - July 2022
Community Recreation Center has finished this stage
In the Community Recreation Center Funding Presentation (PDF) two options were presented, a $55M option at approximately 65,000 square feet in size and a second option at $70M and approximately 83,000 square feet in size.
Phase 3 Review: Design and Operational Plan - September 2022
Community Recreation Center has finished this stage
Included in the Design and Operational Plan Presentation (PDF) was location, funding sources, and operations components such as staffing, cost recovery, fees for admission, and hours of operations among other elements.
Final CRC Plan - November 2022
Community Recreation Center has finished this stage
Community Recreation Center has finished this stage
The Community Recreation Center Measure 1A passed on the April 2022 Ballot.
Community Recreation Center Public Design Meeting - September 2023
Community Recreation Center is currently at this stage
The City of Grand Junction will hold a public forum on the Community Recreation Center design on Tuesday, September 19 beginning at 5 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Barn, 12th Street, south of North Avenue.
Photos
Two people standing in an outdoor plaza area. Outside with landscape surrounding.
Collage of photos with possible materials for CRC.
Aerial location drawing of layout.
Community members providing input at a CRC discussion in June of 2022.
Community members providing input at a CRC meeting in June of 2022.
Community members providing input at a CRC meeting in July of 2022.
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Public Design Meeting for CRC, Sept. 19, 2023
Public Design Meeting for community members to provide input on concept for CRC.
Public Design Meeting for community members to provide input on concept for CRC.