REPORT TO PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION
SUBJECT
Title
Review Proposed Improvements and Community Outreach Plan for International Swim Center Phase 2 Project and Provide Feedback
Report
BACKGROUND
The International Swim Center Rehabilitation Project Phase 1 is currently under construction and focuses on the rehabilitation of three pools designated for diving, racing, and training activities. The scope of work includes increasing the depth of the racing pool to meet competitive aquatic standards; upgrading pool decking and gutter system; replacing pumping and filtration systems; replacing the dive tower; implementing accessibility improvements; demolition of the existing administrative building; installing utilities to support the current and future phases of the project; and completing additional upgrades necessary to comply with applicable building, health, and safety codes.
The International Swim Center Rehabilitation Project Phase 2 (Project) includes the design and construction of a new administrative building, which is anticipated to be approximately 10,000 to 12,000 square feet. The administrative building will provide safe, accessible, and functional spaces to support daily facility operations, administrative functions, full-time staff, and program management. The building will also include dedicated and flexible spaces for lifeguard operations, including briefing and training areas, break rooms, and lockers.
The design phase will evaluate the existing bleachers, canopy structures, and accessory buildings adjacent to the spectator seating areas to determine the feasibility of rehabilitation or replacement. Depending on feasibility, cost estimates, and available funding, improvements to these additional elements may be incorporated into Phase 2.
On August 18, 2026, the City Council approved an agreement with Group 4 Architecture, Research and Planning Design and Professional Services for the International Swim Center Rehabilitation Phase 2 Project ...
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