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Minneapolis Lake Hiawatha

Explore the proposed layout for the Lake Hiawatha pool, featuring zero-depth entry, compliant with ADA regulations and safety codes, including the Abigail Taylor and Virginia Graeme Baker Acts. The design includes Pool Skimming Gutter System, Ground Geysers, Blue Heron Spray, Cattail Spray, and designated site features like fencing, benches, and shade structures. Project schedule includes public meetings, design phase in June to July, bidding in July to August, construction starting late August to September, and opening in Summer 2011.

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Minneapolis Lake Hiawatha

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  1. Minneapolis Lake Hiawatha

  2. Minneapolis Lake Hiawatha

  3. Proposed Layout

  4. Proposed Layout • Code Considerations: • Zero-depth / beach entry – ADA (MN 1101) • Maximum 2 ft. depth (MN 4717.0250, Subp.12 & 4717.1850, Subp. 2A) • Abigail Taylor Act – main drains • Virginia Graeme Baker Act (federal) – main drains

  5. Proposed Cross-Section

  6. Pool Skimming Gutter System

  7. Pool Features Code Considerations: MN Rules part 4717.2350, Subp. 12. “Fountains or similar features…must be located in areas of two feet or less of water depth. They must be designed to preclude climbing.”

  8. Pool Features Ground Geysers

  9. Pool Features Blue Heron Spray

  10. Pool Features Cattail Spray

  11. Site Features Fencing Code Considerations: MN Rules part 4717.1550, Subp. 4. “Fencing for a wading pool enclosure must be at least…48 inches high for new installations.” MN Rules part 4717.1550, Subp. 5. “New chain link fencing must not exceed 1-1/2 inch mesh for fencing less than eight feet high.”

  12. Site Features Fencing – metal tubing

  13. Site Features Benches

  14. Site Features Shade Structures

  15. Project Schedule Public Meetings: May Design: June – July Bid Phase: 30 days: July – Aug. Construction Start: late Aug. – Sept. Open: Summer 2011

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