Site work for a playground / park / athletic field in Largo, Florida. Conceptual plans call for site work for a playground / park / athletic field.

Update:https://www.largo.com/Proposed%20FY25-29%20CIP%20Document%20-%20040124.pdf The project is to reconstruct the existing McGough Nature Center. This involves constructing a minimum 4,000 square foot facility to include an interpretative exhibit area, a classroom, office space, a reception area, a small kitchen to prepare and store animal food, storage, an outdoor deck, and at least six outdoor animal/bird cages. Over the last year and upcoming two years, community input, stakeholder engagement, and a needs analysis will be completed to obtain feedback that will guide and refine the scope of work for the project to ensure construction of a facility that will meet future needs of the community. This facility has seen an exponential increase in visitors and usage in the past ten years. Currently, the facility averages 9,700 visitors per month, prior to the Birds of Prey program inception approximately ten years ago, the center averaged 1,000 visitors per month. The new facility will take into consideration this heavy usage in the design and program elements and incorporate future demands and opportunities for growth. Project is included in City of Largo Fiscal Year 2025-2029 Page no 134 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The project is to reconstruct the existing McGough Nature Center. This involves constructing a minimum 4,000 square foot facility to include an interpretative exhibit area, a classroom, office space, a reception area, a small kitchen to prepare and store animal food, storage, an outdoor deck, and at least six outdoor animal/bird cages. Over the last year and upcoming two years, community input, stakeholder engagement, and a needs analysis will be completed to obtain feedback that will guide and refine the scope of work for the project to ensure construction of a facility that will meet future needs of the community. This facility has seen an exponential increase in visitors and usage in the past ten years. Currently, the facility averages 9,700 visitors per month, prior to the Birds of Prey program inception approximately ten years ago, the center averaged 1,000 visitors per month. The new facility will take into consideration this heavy usage in the design and program elements and incorporate future demands and opportunities for growth. The project is include in the city's 2024-2028 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) *Project information has been obtained through a public capital improvement plan (CIP). A CIP is a financial schedule for short- and long-range projects which is updated regularly. Information listed in the CIP often evolves based on funding availability and the project details, including timeline and value, are subject to change. The content management team will continue to pursue additional details as they become available.