COMMUNITY AMENITIES INFORMATION & SURVEY

Thank you for taking a few minutes to complete this survey.

Based on feedback received through our recent community survey and ongoing conversations with owners, the Board has identified several amenities that generated the most interest.

Please take a few moments to review the information provided for each proposed amenity below, including the project details, estimated costs, and volunteer opportunities. Once you have reviewed all of the information, the Community Feedback & Volunteer Survey is located at the bottom of this page, where you can indicate your support for each project, express your interest in volunteering, and share any additional comments or suggestions.

Your feedback and willingness to volunteer will help the Board determine which projects move forward and identify the community support needed to successfully plan, build, and maintain them.

Please Note: With the exception of the Splash Park, which has already been approved, all estimated project costs are preliminary and intended for planning purposes only. Actual costs may vary as projects are further developed and evaluated. Where applicable, funding options and final project costs will be presented to owners before any final decisions are made.

SPLASH PARK - APPROVED

This will be a simple seasonal play area consisting of a slip-and-slide and inflatable water play features—not a permanent commercial-style splash park.

No vote is required, as the Board has already approved moving forward with this project based on the overwhelming support received from owners.

Proposed Location: In front of the Cookhouse/Quonset play area, where there is easy access to water and convenient storage.

Estimated Cost: Approximately $1,300, funded through the existing Social Fund.

This will be a temporary installation to gauge community interest and determine whether it is something the community enjoys before considering any future expansion or permanent installation.

DRIVING RANGE

The Board is considering creating a simple driving range by repurposing the current archery range.

The proposed concept would include installing a safety net, adjusting the layout, and creating a safe driving direction within the park.

Proposed Location: Existing archery range.

Estimated Cost: A few hundred dollars; funding is anticipated to come from existing Social Funds

With sufficient community support and volunteer participation, the project could likely be completed in a single community work day.

PICKLEBALL COURT

The Board is considering investigating the feasibility of constructing a pickleball court as a future recreational amenity for owners.

Before any decision is made, the Board will evaluate:

  • Proposed location

  • Bylaw requirements

  • Construction costs

  • Funding options

  • Overall feasibility

Proposed Location: Across the river, to help minimize noise concerns while leaving the existing outhouse in place.

Estimated Cost: Several thousand dollars (to be determined through the feasibility review).

A "Yes" vote does not approve construction of a pickleball court. It simply indicates support for investigating whether the project is practical, affordable, and feasible.

COMMUNITY GARDEN

The Board has received interest in establishing a community garden to provide owners with an opportunity to grow flowers, herbs, vegetables, and other plants while enhancing the sense of community within the resort.

Before the project can move forward, one or more volunteers are needed to develop a proposal that includes:

  • Proposed location (Near the river pump/hose area - subject to further review)

  • Layout and decision

  • Estimated costs

  • Maintenance requirements

  • Project leadership

Estimated Cost: To be determined once a project proposal has been developed.

If the project receives sufficient community support and volunteers are available to lead and maintain it, the Board will review the proposal and determine the next steps.

COMMUNITY FEEDBACK & VOLUNTEER SURVEY

Thank you to everyone who took the time to participate in the Community Amenities Survey.

The survey is now closed, and the Board is reviewing the responses, volunteer interest, and comments received from owners.

We sincerely appreciate everyone's feedback and willingness to volunteer. Your input will help guide the planning and prioritization of future community amenities.

A summary of the survey results and next steps will be shared with owners once the Board has completed its review.

Thank you again for helping shape the future of our community.

— SRRMI Board of Directors