Goodman Athletic Complex Neighborhood Presentation October 17, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Goodman Athletic Complex Neighborhood Presentation October 17, 2018

Introductions Michael Elliott President Edgewood High School Brian Munson Principal Vandewalle & Associates

Tonight’s Presentation Goals 1. Edgewood’s Good Neighbor Efforts 2. Define Amendment Process 3. Answer questions raised during previous listening sessions 4. Receive additional feedback

Site Location A Good Neighbor for 91 years & Counting Edgewood High School 1937

Site Location A Good Neighbor  Offered use of Commons Parking lot to neighborhood during Monroe Street Construction  Added parking to school lot to reduce neighborhood congestion Add Community Benefit Photos  Replaced all parking lot lighting to LED fixtures to accommodate neighbor request  Open facilities for neighborhood needs  Open field daily for neighborhood usage early morning to dusk  Reduced Woodrow traffic at neighbors request with central drive, removing existing baseball and tennis courts

Site Location A Good Neighbor  Improve communications as a regular member of the neighborhood liaison committee  Participated in the master planning process to build a better neighborhood Add Community Benefit Photos  More than 200 current families, alumni, or past parents of alumni currently live in Dudgeon Monroe or Vilas Neighborhood

Site Location A Community Partner  Hosting the Urban League MLK breakfast for 32 years  Host “Edgewood in the Community Day”, a day of 3600 hours to the neighborhood and community  Support and generate support for neighboring businesses  Host neighborhood farmers market  Provide Badger football parking to minimize neighborhood on-street parking  On-going year long neighborhood and community service projects

Site Location A Community Partner  Host Annual Kiwanis pancake breakfast  Host off-site parking for Henry Vilas Zoo events  51% of Edgewood graduates remain in the community after college

Site Location Outreach Effort to Date Efforts to date: 1.) Hosted two listening sessions in 2017 with neighbors to gather feedback 2.) Worked with design team to address comments 3.) Visited existing (Waunakee) facilities with LED fixtures with Liaison Committee 4.) Working with City, Liaison Committee & Neighborhood Associations to distribute information about the amendment 5.) Presented to the City Development Assistance Team (Departments) 6.) Held 3 additional Informational Presentations (Vilas Neighborhood Board, Dudgeon Monroe Neighborhood Board, Liaison Committee)

Site Location Implementing The Goodman Vision for Community Use “This complex will continue their legacy by being a community-wide venue that will serve all of Madison, from children to seniors, through games, camps and other activities.” -E.G. Schramka, Executive Director of the Goodman Foundation

Site Location Goodman Athletic Complex: Existing Current track & field Improvements built in 2015 with support from The Goodman Foundation and other community partners Capacity: 450 seats ~700-800 total capacity

Site Location Goodman Athletic Complex: Existing

Site Location Goodman Athletic Complex: Existing Woodrow Street Monroe Street Monroe Street Monroe Street

Site Location Implementing the Goodman Vision for Community Use Current Team Use Fall: Boys Soccer Boys Football (Practice Only) Team Practices Physical Education Classes Spring: May 10, 2018 Girls Soccer Track & Field Westside Boys Lacrosse Team Practices Physical Education Classes Summer: Sports Camps June 7, 2018

Implementing the Goodman Vision for Community Use Site Location Neighborhood & Community Group Use • Jeff Trickey/Randy Wright Quarterback camp • Edgewood College Men’s Soccer team – Edgewood College Women's Soccer team • Madison 56ers Youth Soccer • UW-Women’s Lacrosse team • Great Lakes UW Men’s Lacrosse • West H.S. Girls Soccer team • Numerous area Catholic Grade schools • All-Sports Camp March 29, 2018 • Madison West Boys’ Soccer team • MAISL Touch FB Tournament • Edgewood College Men’s Track • Edgewood Women’s Track • Westside Girls Lacrosse Youth Organization Summer Conditioning Camp • AAU Soccer youth group (MAYSA) Available everyday for Neighborhood Use July 17, 2018

Site Location What has Changed…Why Now? Scheduling Conflicts • Prior Middleton agreement no longer feasible • Majority of existing facilities already heavily booked • Current season has 3 different “home fields” • Locations for 3 games this year were not finalized until just before season started.

Site Location What has Changed…Why Now? Student & Parent Impacts • Travel impacts students and families for both schools • Reduces time in studies for students and fans due to travel time Advancement of Technology • Lighting technology has significantly improved with enhanced LED fixtures

What does proposed facility look like? Site Location Proposal: • 1,200 seats (WIAA requirement) • Concessions, storage, restrooms and team rooms located beneath seats. Dimensions: • 150 wide • 26’ tall to press box • 22’ tall to back of stands • 450’ from stands to far side of Woodrow Street • 395’ from stands to far side of Monroe Street

Site Location What does the proposed facility look like?

Site Location What does the proposed facility look like?

Site Location What is the adopted Amendment Process? Two Step Process: 1. Campus Master Plan Amendment 2. Architectural Design Review Committee (ADRC)

Site Location Questions from listening session 1. How will the field use change? 2. How will the sound system direct amplified sound? 3. What will crowd noise sound like? 4. How will the lighting be designed? 5. How will traffic be addressed? 6. How will parking be accommodated on-site?

How will the field use change? Site Location Projected Evening Games: Fall Evenings: August to November (~13-20 games) Boys Soccer 8-12 games Boys Football 5-8 games Add Football photo JV Games Team Practices Physical Education Classes Spring Evenings: April-June (~13-20 games) Girls Soccer 8-12 games Track & Field 1-2 meets Boys Lacrosse 4-6 games JV Games Add Track & Field photo Team Practices Physical Education Classes

How will the field use change? Site Location Fall Evenings: August to November Boys Soccer 8-12 games 2018 “Home Games” (9) August 24 th Notre Dame 4:30 ( 60 ) August 25 th Mcfarland 12:00 ( 78 ) August 30 th Portage/Poynette 7:00 (Reddan) September 6 th Stoughton 5:00 (Reddan) September 18 th Monroe 7:00 (Reddan) September 21 st Wheaton 5:00 ( 53 ) September 22 nd Belleville 12:00 ( 91 ) September 27 th Oregon 7:00 (Reddan) October 13 th Madison Memorial 12:00 Average Attendance: 150

How will the field use change? Site Location Fall Evenings: August to November Boys Football 5-8 games 2018 “Home” Games (5) August 17 th Mount Horeb 7:00 (Breese) August 31 st Stoughton 7:00 (Middleton) September 7 th Monona Grove 7:00 (Breese) September 28 th Oregon 7:00 (Breese) October 5 th Monroe 7:00 (La Follette) Average Attendance: 500

How will the field use change? Site Location Spring Evenings: April-June Girls Soccer 8-12 games 2018 “Home” Games (11) March 29 th Reedsburg 5:00 ( 78 ) April 12 th Monroe 7:00 (Reddan) April 14 th Xavier 2:00 ( 71 ) May 4 th Loyola 5:00 ( 52 ) May 5 th Glenbrook South 12:00 ( 45 ) May 12 th Madison east 12:00 ( 68 ) May 15 th Monona Grove 6:00 ( 62 ) May 24 th Oregon 6:00 ( 123 ) May 31 st Lacrosse Logan* 4:00 ( 73 ) June 2 nd Monroe* 1:00 ( 151 ) June 7 th McFarland* 4:00 ( 335 ) Average Attendance: 250 *:WIAA Playoff Games

How will the field use change? Site Location Spring Evenings: April-June Track & Field 1-2 meets 2018 Meet May 7 th Fort Atkinson, Oregon, Watertown 4:00 Average Attendance: 350

How will the field use change? Site Location Spring Evenings: April-June Westside Lacrosse (West, Memorial, Edgewood) 4-6 games 2018 “Home” Games (11) April 3 rd Oregon 5:00 April 10 th Eastside 5:00 April 13 th Verona 5:00 April 14 th Janesville 5:00 April 24 th Eastside Lancers 5:30 (Breese) April 28 th Appleton 12:00 May 3 rd Verona 5:00 (Garner) May 10 th Middleton 5:00 May 11 th Eastside lancers 5:30 (Breese) May 15 th Middleton 5:00 (Garner) May 19 th Watertown 4:00 Average Attendance: 100 note: 5 games would remain off-site or weekend

How will the field use change? Site Location 2018 “Home Game” Summary: Fall Sports: August-November 14 Home Games Afternoon/Evening: 11 Weekend: 3 Spring: April-June 18 Home Games Afternoon/Evening: 14 Weekend: 4