HRCA's Proposed Concept Plan for Northridge Renovation
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HRCAThe proposed concept plan outlines improvements to the Northridge Recreation Center facilities based on user feedback and a space planning study. Key goals identified through surveys and focus groups included improving the entrance, lobby areas, and gym floor as well as refurbishing racquetball courts. An architectural firm examined usage data and space utilization to develop a concept plan. Proposed next steps are to gather public comments, select design teams, and begin construction in 2017 to complete the renovations.
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