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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Procurement of progressive design-builder services for the Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District Aquatic Center Capital Project.
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City
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Hood River
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Hood River
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1601 May St
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(541) 386-1303
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97031
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hood River Valley Parks And Recreation District
The meeting served as an orientation session for the Advisory Council and the Bond Oversight Committee. Key topics included a comprehensive review of the charters for both committees, their respective responsibilities, and the legal requirements concerning public meetings, including quorum rules and serial meeting prohibitions. Additionally, the Board President provided a historical overview of the district, detailing the evolution of its parks, trail systems, and the municipal aquatic center.
The meeting focused on key organizational business, including the approval of an owner's representative contract for a construction project. The Board accepted a property donation intended for the Indian Creek Trail, which includes provisions for a conservation easement and future trail development. Additionally, the Board discussed a new Intergovernmental Agreement and a Facility Use Agreement with the school district, establishing a five-year framework for shared facility use, reciprocal no-fee standards, and programming coordination.
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The board met to select an owner's representative and project manager following an RFP process. After reviewing proposals from eight firms, the selection committee recommended the Winnow Group, citing their previous experience with aquatic centers and their extensive knowledge of the local community. The board discussed the cost comparison between the top contenders, noting that the selected firm's proposal was competitive and included a resident project manager. A motion to appoint the Winnow Group was approved, and the process for contract finalization was outlined, with the contract expected to be signed at the following board meeting.
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