2023 Parks and Recreation Aquatics Master Plan
City of Greensboro EQUITY ASSESSMENT
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Participation Rates Comparing overall data from 2016-2020,
averaged the past 5 years. No data shown FY 2020-2021 due to facility closures resulting from the pandemic. For FY 2016-2022, Smith Active Adult Center Indoor Pool participation rates were tracked by senior swim pass purchases and individual classes such as water aerobics, totaling 11,777, an average of 2,355 users yearly. Passes are only used for Active Swim (open swim) access. Each pass sold accounts for 30 visits. Participants registering for the 6-week water aerobics classes are only counted once per 6-week session.
participation rates at Keeley Park and Barber Park spraygrounds remained strong, though Barber Park sprayground rates declined along with Lindley Community Park Outdoor Pool in FY 2021-2022. Warnersville, Windsor and Peeler Community Parks Pools show consistent decline FY2018-2020, though Peeler has been closed since 2020. FY 2021-2022 show Warnersville’s Pool projected numbers to increase over the 2,084 participants
AQUATIC FACILITY ATTENDANCE BY LOCATION
Warnersville Community Park Outdoor Pool
Windsor Community Park Outdoor Pool
Lindley Community Park Outdoor Pool
Barber Sprayground
Keeley Park Sprayground
Peeler Community Park Outdoor Pool
FY 2016/17
31,576
30,983
7,079
1,890
2,231
1,690
FY 2017/18
29,010
27,354
9,387
1,704
2,367
1,415
FY 2018/19
21,658
24,939
5,894
682
1,973
1,282
FY 2019/20
27,384
23,658
4,472
373
1,738
516
FY 2021/22
17,183
28,017
4,947
n/a
2,111
1,281
Total
126,811
134,951
31,779
4,649
10,420
6,184
Average Annual Attendance
25,362
26,990
6,356
930
2,084
1,237
Aquatic Facility Attendance by Location
Operating Expenditures Except for FY 2018-2019, chemical and mechanical budgets gradually declined the past few years, with significant decline FY 2021-2022. Staffing budgets remain mostly consistent at Barber Park sprayground, Warnersville Pool, Windsor Community Park Outdoor Pool and Smith Active Adult Center Indoor Pool, though significantly less than Lindley Community Park Outdoor Pool. From 2016-2022, staffing costs have gradually increased to nearly doubling the original amounts at both Barber Park and Keeley Park spraygrounds, even though participation rates have significantly declined at Barber and slightly at Keeley.
Keeley Park sprayground is the only sprayground facility showing consistent revenue increases or at least maintaining current levels since FY 2017-2018. Past revenue generation at Lindley Community Park Outdoor Pool has not completely returned, but projections show some increase anticipated FY 2021-2022. Lower revenues remain consistent at Barber Park sprayground and Peeler Community Park Outdoor Pool, Warnersville Community Park Outdoor Pool and Windsor Community Park Outdoor Pool. The 2019-2028 Capital Improvement Budget reflects $19,891,920 requested for pool repairs and/ or replacement to potentially be funded through a future bond program. Funding strategies such
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