Green Lake Community Center Redevelopment and Stabilization

Updated: January 21, 2021

Early 2021

In parallel with the stabilization project listed below, Seattle Parks and Recreation is in the final phase of planning for the replacement of the center and pool.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the conceptual design review Online Open House November 16 - December 4, 2020. The Online Open House provided an opportunity for the community to review the overall site plan, the building layout, and conceptual renderings of what the building and activity spaces may look like in the facility. Visiting the Online Open House, and providing your feedback was especially helpful to the design team, Miller Hull, for what activities/amenities you would like to see in the center and pool.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the first and second Online Open Houses and Online Public Meetings for the future Green Lake Community Center and Pool. We appreciate the participation and value your input. Along with technical considerations, the public input from the online open house helped the project team identify which site option and amenities to advance in the design process.

Schedule: New Community Center and Pool

Site Analysis and Predesign: March - September 2020
Design and Permitting:  TBD
Bidding: TBD
Construction: TBD

Budget

New Community Center and Pool: $1,000,000 to undertake the site analysis and begin design work provided by the Real Estate Excise Taxes. The remaining dollars to complete the design and construct the new center and pool have not yet been identified.  

Green Lake Community Center Stabilization Work

Until the center and pool are redeveloped Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is working to maintain the current facility and keep it open and available to serve the community. The next stabilization project is to replace the boilers and the air handling system. This project is underway.  We are partnering with the Millionair Club and Seattle Public Utilities to continue the free shower program during the building work. 

SPR completed some repairs at Green Lake Community Center and Pool which included a crucial roof repair, building electrical improvements, gym floor leveling and refinishing and replacement of the pool pump.

Schedule: Community Center Stabilization - 2020

Center Closed

Budget

Stabilization Projects: $750,000 from the Seattle Park District

Community Participation

Community Engagement Online Public Involvement Events

#1 May 2020 Online Open House and Online Meeting

May 2020 Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool Online Open House and Live Presentation Summary

#2 July/August 2020 Online Events

July/August Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool Online Open House and Live Presentation Summary

#3 November/December 2020 Online Open House

November/December Green Lake Community Center and Evans Pool Online Open House and Live Presentation Summary