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The exterior of Maple Grove Community Center behind a tree-lined walkway.
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Maple Grove Community Center Renovation

A phased renovation replacing the roof and mechanical systems, upgrading restrooms and adding a second accessible entrance.

Project phase

  1. Planning (complete)
  2. Design (complete)
  3. Procurement (complete)
  4. Construction (current phase)
  5. Completed

Project overview

The community center has operated since 1988 with its original roof, mechanical systems and restrooms. This renovation addresses all three, brings the restrooms to current accessibility standards and adds a north entrance so the classroom wing can be reached without crossing the event hall.

Work is phased so the building stays open. Oak Hall remains available for rentals throughout; individual classrooms close for two to three weeks at a time on a schedule published a month in advance.

Scope of work

  • Full roof replacement with added insulation
  • Replace rooftop HVAC units and the building management system
  • Rebuild all public restrooms to current accessibility standards
  • Add a second accessible entrance with automatic doors on the north elevation
  • Replace interior lighting with LED fixtures and occupancy controls
  • Refinish the Oak Hall floor and replace stage rigging

Budget and funding

Funding sources for Maple Grove Community Center Renovation
Funding sourceAmount
2024 facilities bond proceeds$3,600,000
Capital reserve$900,000
Energy efficiency rebate program$300,000
Total project budget$4,800,000

Project updates

  1. September 2, 2026

    Roof replacement complete, mechanical work begins

    The new roof was completed and inspected in August. Rooftop mechanical unit replacement begins in September and will require intermittent HVAC outages in the classroom wing, scheduled outside of class hours where possible.

  2. June 5, 2026

    Construction begins

    Phase 1, covering the roof and the classroom wing restrooms, started June 1. Oak Hall and the community kitchen remain fully available for rentals.

Public involvement

How residents have been involved so far, and what is still to come.

  1. Board study session on the facility condition assessment, July 14, 2026
  2. Renter notification of the phasing schedule, monthly
  3. Quarterly construction updates to the Board and on this page

Project documents