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Community Center Remodel 2010
When we began to explore options for redesign of
the outdoor space created when the community swimming pool was
removed, the membership provided strong feedback that a more
pressing need could be found indoors. Specifically, the
restrooms in our Community Center had not been updated since the
1950s, when the building was new. By a nearly unanimous vote
in the fall of 2009, the membership approved a project that
included:
 | complete remodeling of both the men's and
ladie's restrooms |
 | creation of handicap access restroom facilities |
 | other modifications to make the entire building
accessible to handicapped persons |
 | incorporation of the space formally occupied by
the pool pumps and filters into the interior of the Community
Center |
A committee was formed to look into these tasks,
budgets were developed, bids were collected, and a contract was
awarded for the work. During the summer months of 2010, a team
of volunteers led by Directors Art Hanson and Mary Lou Fitzgerald
brought the project to completion. In addition to achieving
the goals listed above, new carpeting was installed throughout -
thanks to a donation from the Cape Haze Women's Club - and storage
space within the Community Center was vastly increased.
Besides Art and Mary Lou, CHPOA extends its thanks to members Barb
Hanson, Jack Fitzgerald, Clare and Don Landmann, Bev and Bob Martin,
Sharon and Bill Blasdell, and Jim Kexel for pitching in when needed.
A second committee is looking at the ways to
improve the landscaping around the Community Center. The
members of this committee, Penny Rieley, Clare Landmann, Jeanne
Corbin, and Pat Witschonke, are actively working on plans to create
a more open, inviting garden around the Community Center.
Perhaps you have already noticed the removal of the chain link
fence, no longer needed with the demise of the community swimming
pool. Watch for further improvements in the months ahead.
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