City to present two Lowell Pool design concepts at Nov. 17 meeting
The community meeting is 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Lowell Elementary School; a construction timeline has not been set.
BOISE CITY - The City of Boise will hold a community meeting from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, at Lowell Elementary School, 1507 N. 28th Street, to share two design concepts for rehabilitating and restoring historic Lowell Pool, according to the city's Parks and Recreation event and project pages.
One concept would attach components to the existing structure at the rear of the facility. The other would be a larger expansion on the pool deck, the city said. City staff and project partners will answer questions and gather feedback.
The pool, which opened in 1953, remains closed during restoration. The city says the timeline for on-site construction has not yet been determined. Based on funding and current projections, it expects the pool to reopen in the summer of 2029, and it notes that completion estimates are subject to change. The city's budget for the rehabilitation, including electrical, mechanical and ADA work, is about $9.4 million.
Source: City of Boise Parks and Recreation, Lowell Pool Community Meeting; Lowell Pool Project; Parks and Recreation.