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5. Construction Phase: Estimated Start Date: A pr il 201 6 Estimated End Date: :..;A;::.ug.::J.u;::.:s=.,:t-=2:..::0...:..1..:....7 _____ _ Please explain phase status (work already completed, in progress, awaiting funding, etc., and factors that may slow phase progress). In Progress: The climbing poles have been received, and a volunteer group from the High Country Log Show will be removing the old poles and installing the new ones in July 2016. The bleachers are on order and a volunteer group from the Upper Kittitas County Coed Softball League will be removing the existing, dangerous bleachers and installing the new ones once they arrive. Awaiting Funding: multi-game court relocation, way-finding signs, bike racks, power to park. The wayfinding signs and bike racks can be designed, purchased, and installed by staff. The power and court work will need to be completed by a contractor, and therefore may be delayed in the process of contracting. 6. Indicate if the project is consistent with the following applicable state, regional and local plans and prioritization processes: o Overall Economic Development Plan -Officially Adopted ________ _ o Comprehensive Land Use Plan -Officially Adopted __________ _ ~ Capital Facility Plan -Officially Adopted .;::::O;.::c=to::..::b::..::e:;.:.r...::;2;.;:O;..;1=5 _______ _ ~ Community Action Plan (or other community-based plan) -OffiCially Adopted Mav 2016 o Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan -Officially Adopted ____________ _ ~ Site-specific development plans; e.g., Community Master Plan -Officially Adopted October 2010 D Other __________ _ 7. Explain how this infrastructure project has been coordinated, or will be coordinated with other jurisdictions, such as counties, cities, state/federal agenc i es, and with \economic development organizations during planning, deSign , finanCing, construction and/or operation phases. These projects have been identified as a priority after receiving community feedback as well as feedback from event coordinators. The design for the facility improvements will include work done by the Roslyn Downtown Association as part of their 2009 and 2010 Storefront Studio Project completed in conjunction with the University of Washington, both of which were formally adopted by the Roslyn City Council in October 2010. In June 2016, a Community Meeting was held in conjunction with the Roslyn Planning and Historic Preservation Commission to discuss parking in the Commercial Zone, which resulted in the identification of wayfinding signs as a priority. We have received feedback and offers to coordinate efforts on the proposed projects from the Roslyn Business Group, Upper Kittitas County Coed Softball League, High Country Log Show, and Northwest Bicycle Improvement Company. Further, all projects will be reviewed by the Roslyn Planning and Historic Preservation Commission as well as the Roslyn City Council, both in Open Public Meetings. 12