Paradise Park Tennis Court Conversion Paradise Park Dog Runs
Scope 1 consists of construction to convert (2) tennis courts to eight (8) pickleball courts including leveling the court surface, converting lighting to LED sport lighting, replacing the water fountain with a fountain/bottle filler combo, replacing (2) fabric shade structures and (2) benches, adding gates and perimeter fencing, adding fencing to separate courts, replacing windscreen, adding concrete walkways and steps, and resurfacing. Scope 2 consists of converting the ball field to dog runs including demolition and removal of the ballfield and amenities, providing and installing (4) dog runs with natural turf areas, drinking fountains, benches, chain link fence, mow curbs with DG buffer, shade structures, modifications to existing sports lighting, signage, waste stations, sidewalks and ADA path of travel from the main parking lot, new LED site lighting, grading, site work, and irrigation modifications and improvements.
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