East Windsor High school present Math Science Challenge

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East Windsor Math Science Challenge Presents
Our proposal on the Kogut Park Pool of East
Windsor
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Presented by Dani, Amanda, Tricia, Alecia,
Becca, Erica, Stephanie, Jake, Joe, and Raxine
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East Windsor and Kogut Park Maps
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Scale Model Components

• Each Lego block represents 1.5 feet
• Pools- adult and kids
• Sauna
• One story building
• Windows- for airflow and ventilation
• Roof- retractable during summer months
• Independent pool filtration systems
• ADA compliant features
• Zero depth entrance-for each pool
• Parking lot-handicap accessible (6 spaces)
• Ramped entrance

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Building structure
The dimensions of the building is 135 feet X 90
feet The area of the building is 12,150 square
feet The different parts of the building are 1)
Admissions office 2) Pool open area- adult pool,
kids pool, and spray apparatus Additional
showers located outside locker room ( for before
and after pool use.) 3) Sauna room 4)
Bathroom-girls and boys 5) Locker room with
showers- girls and boys 6) Filtration system
inside off left side of adult pool 7)
Kitchen 8) Dining area
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Building Specifics

• Location On the Kogut town property
• Property is currently under five year farming
  lease
• Plan to build a one story brick structure
  featuring a retractable roof to be used in
  seasonal months to offset heating costs
• Sauna
• Spray Apparatus to attract non-swimmers and
  families

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Pool Area Features

• Each scale model Lego block represents 1.5 feet
• Water Volume 7.48 gallons per cubic foot
• Adult Pool Indoor pool size 52.5 feet by 34.5
  feet, largest depth 8 feet volume 108,000
  gallons of water
• Kids Pool - Indoor pool 24 feet by 21 feet,
  largest depth- 3 feet volume 11,000 gallons of
  water
• Spray apparatus added for non-swimmers
• Locker Rooms- separate boys and girls locker
  rooms
• Bathrooms- in locker rooms and adjoining pool
  area
• Showers located both inside and outside of the
  locker rooms

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Concrete Pools Pros and Cons

• Advantages-
• Can design any style of the pool
• Can be cheaper initially, but may be more
  expensive to maintain and repair

• Disadvantages-
• Noisy equipment (such loud work can only happen
  within certain hours of the day Noise
  ordinance)
• More time consuming- 8 week installation
• Concrete creates a rough surface- scratches and
  scrapes
• Acid washing required
• Concrete pools crack at 3000 PSI (pounds per
  square inch)

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Fiber Glass Pros and Cons

• Advantages-
• Smooth finish doesnt harbor resident algae and
  provides less opportunities for people to get
  injured
• Makes pool cleaning easier by 90
• Doesnt require acid washing
• Cost less to install and maintain
• Average time to build - 7 days
• Electricity usage reduced
• Fewer chemicals - 1/3 less chlorine
• No major renovations required due to fiber glass
  durability, Fiber glass pools offer lifetime
  warranty on cracking, which occurs at 42,000 PSI

• Disadvantages-
• Expensive initial pool building cost

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Filtration System

• Sand Filter uses sand to trap debris and fine
  particles
• Required replacement after 8-10 yrs
• Easy to maintain and operate, using timer to
  regulate water filtering schedule

• Recommended to run filter for at least 8 hrs per
  day, but best to run continuously
• Routine cleaning regularly for filter to perform
  at optimum capacity
• 6 hour water turnover (filtered every six hours)

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Filtration elements
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Cleaning process

• Water testing is performed using pH-Scale to
  measure acidity and alkalinity with 0strongest
  acid, 14strongest alkali, and 7pH neutral
  (desired level)
• If pH level is too far from neutral, use pH and
  pH- chemicals to adjust water to appropriate
  level
• Must keep pool water balanced at a neutral pH, or
  risk damage to pool and equipment
• Calcium buildup can make water corrosive and must
  be tested regularly (at least once a year)
• Chemicals can be dispensed using an electric
  self-propelled cleaning unit

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Zero depth and spray apparatus
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ADA Standards Met

• Zero Depth means pool beach entry for
  accessibility by handicapped residents
• Ramped entrance for ease of access to building
  and pool area
• Premium parking spaces for ease of access to
  building and pool area
• Sauna and Spray apparatus offer non-swimming
  alternative

• One floor facility for easy accessibility to
  everyone

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POOL RULES

• Children under 10 years of age must be
  accompanied and supervised by a parent or
  competent person at least 16 years of age
• Abusive or profane language will not be tolerated
• There will be no rough play around the pool area
  such as dunking, riding on shoulders etc.
• Glass bottles of any type will not be allowed
  inside the pool area no food or drinks
• Smoking will not be permitted inside the pool
  area
• Only person at a time will be permitted on the
  diving board or slide.
• Employees only shall enter the lifeguard room and
  office
• No animals will be allowed in the pool area
• Adult Swim- Every two hours- 15 minute break
  where all kids are out of pool.

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Proposed pool charges

• East Windsor Residents-
• 10.00 per month pool usage- Family pass- five
  people, 2.00 per person per day
• Out of Town Residents-
• 15.00 per month pool usage fee -Family Pass,
  five people maximum, 5.00 per person per day
• Children under age 5, free of charge with an
  adult admission (16 yrs or older)

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Vending and Kitchen Area

• Vending machines could be a great asset to the
  center. We can stock healthy food and juice
  alternatives, promoting healthy lifestyles.

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Water sources and estimated costs
-Use reservoir, concrete in part of pond area as
outdoor pool Estimated (1 million) Pipe water
into indoor pool-concrete or fiberglass building
costs of indoor pool Estimated (7 million) 1)
Outer brick shell (locker rooms, bathrooms,
office) 2) Retractable roof (area 3 windows) 3)
Electrical, h.v.a.c. (pool area, filtration
room) 4) Adult and kids pool 5) Spray
apparatus 6) Filtration system 7) Sauna



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Maintenance Costs (regular upkeep)

• Staff- lifeguard, admissions/office, and
  custodial
• Outside/inside maintenance, including landscaping
  services
• Filtration, chemical for pools
• Utility expenses including electric, heating,
  water

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Dani
Tricia
Erica
Amanda
Stephanie
Alecia
Becca
The Math Science Challange would like to say
thank- you for your attention and your
consideration!
Jake
Joe
Raxine