Executive

Summary
DRAFT

Soldiers Field Master Plan Update

Purpose of the Master Planning Process
Over the last five years, the City of Rochester has nearly
finished implementing the interim recommendations from the
2014 Master Plan. This plan update process was undertaken to
reexamine and solidify the long-term (10- to 20-year) vision for
the park and identify short- and long-term strategies to reach
that vision.

In 2020, the City approved a referendum for park investment.

Approximately $7 million of the referendum funding has been
targeted for Soldiers Field Memorial Park. The Master Plan
Update was intended to identify what improvements would
be made with this funding in the next three years, and what
improvements should be considered when funding is next made
available. Since the beginning of the update process, the City
has received additional grant and local funding and now has
$18.5 million to invest in improvements over the next three years.

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 Executive Summary
Surrounding Context
Soldiers Field Park is situated directly south of downtown and is a shared amenity for the public, the
University of Minnesota Rochester and the renowned Mayo Clinic. Downtown Rochester is a vibrant
and growing city that features historic architecture and established walkable neighborhoods
situated around the Zumbro River. The future economic health of the city looks bright; a diversified
economy is bolstered by similarly diverse residents. The University of Minnesota Rochester and the
Mayo Clinic have plans to grow, and the urban areas adjacent to Soldiers Field are slated for future
development.

The park is bounded generally by 12th Street / Highway 14 on the south, Broadway on the east, 7th
Street on the north and a residential neighborhood on the west. The formal entrance to the park is
at 3rd Avenue at the north by the war memorials, a secondary entrance is at 1st Avenue and access
to parking is off Soldiers Field Drive and George Gibbs Drive.

History of the Park

Originally a pasture, Soldiers Field was purchased as parkland by the American Legion. The golf
course was the first development in the park. Initially, it was six, and then nine holes with sand
greens. Later this was extended to an 18-hole course.

The South Fork of the Zumbro River was diverted to its present position in 1933. The engineering,
which includes the three dams, was done by the State Highway Department. The river is prone to
seasonal flooding in the spring which must be mitigated and considered in any design.

The park has been a core part of Rochester's history for nearly a century. One of the most
historically significant events held at Soldiers Field was in 1934, President Franklin D. Roosevelt
conferred American Legion citations to Drs. C.H. and W.J. Mayo.

Development of the drives on the north end were completed in 1936, and the Legion Memorial was
installed in 1951 with an appropriate dedication ceremony. The memorial and symmetry of the
drives are key to the park's historic character.

The swimming pool, built in 1936 as a W.P.A. project, has been a popular destination for generations
of Rochester residents, and has been rebuilt over time.

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 Soldiers Field Park - Master Plan Outline
2014 Master Plan Graphic

6th St SW

1st Ave SW
Key Park Future Bridge
Signage

3rd Ave SW
4th Ave SW
Passive
Flexible
“rooms”

7th St SW Campus
Key Park Key Park Pedestrian-
Signage Signage oriented
Veterans Playcourts Street
Memorial volleyball
Playground Gardensbasketball
bocce

Road Road
Removal / Removal /
traffic Great Lawn / traffic Small Future
calming, Track / claming, Gathering Complete
Ballfield
bump outs Winter bumpouts Area Street &
Picnic Transit
Ice Rink
Service
to
Picnic Park
Tennis
Road
Removed Parking
Dog
Parking Park
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Access
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trails on both
sides of river
9-hole
Golf Course

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New Clubhouse

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Pitch and Putt Natural Water Signage
Parking Parking Feature

Key Park
Signage HWY 14 / 12TH ST

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Existing Conditions and Recent Projects

LEGEND
Existing Park Feature

Updates Completed
since 2014 Master Plan

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Existing Park
Soldiers Field Memorial Park offers a wide variety of programming and
activities in its 150 acres of park space.

The memorials at the park’s northern entrance provide the

community with a place for remembrance and reflection. In addition,
there are many facilities for active recreation, including:

• 18-hole Golf Course

• 50m Lap Pool and Splash Pad
• Track and field with ice skating in winter
• Tennis courts (4)
• Baseball/Softball field
• Playgrounds (2)
• Hockey rinks in winter (2)
The northern portion of the park has several buildings which include a
pool house, a clubhouse for the golf course and utility buildings, many
of which and are showing signs of age and need maintenance.

With nearly 4,000 feet of riverfront, the park also possesses

potential for visual access to the Zumbro River. Currently, the primary
experience of the river is limited to golfers, except for a short stretch
along Broadway Avenue near the east playground.

Guiding Principles
A set of guidelines were developed to help shape the discussion and design ideas proposed for
Soldiers Field. These guiding principles were initially developed during the 2014 Master Planning
process and were evaluated and updated according to stakeholders and community input for
this Master Plan Update.

1. Preserve the park and the park boundary from future encroachment
2. Provide a welcoming and inclusive park for a growing and diverse community
3. Provide a variety of outdoor park spaces and programs, including
opportunities for non-programed recreation
4. Preserve the intent of the memorial areas
5. Address community needs for park evolution while incorporating historic
design elements
6. Strengthen park access and connections to downtown and other
surrounding neighborhoods
7. Provide trails and gathering spaces that engage park users with the river
8. Enhance the signage and way-finding system to orient and direct park users
9. Provide opportunities for winter use
10. Incorporate sustainable design practices
11. Consider life-cycle costs as well as capital costs for park improvements

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 Community Engagement
To understand current needs and desires of the community and
surrounding neighborhoods, engagement opportunities were used
to involve residents, visitors, and stakeholders in providing feedback
about the development of the master plan update. The public was
asked to review initial ideas about park programming and provide
input on three design concepts.

Over two phases of public engagement, the effort was successful

in generating nearly 3,000 survey responses and online comments in
addition to 12 stakeholder meetings and four in-person events. The
input was evaluated by the project team and City staff and used to
inform the planning process and, ultimately, the final plan included in
this Master Plan Update.

RESULTS OF SURVEY QUESTIONS RANKING POTENTIAL AQUATICS IMPROVEMENTS:

SPLASH PAD DIVING POOL

18% 27% 24% 31% 32% 29% 23% 17%

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 RESULTS OF A SURVEY QUESTION ASKING PARTICIPANTS TO IDENTIFY UP TO 8 OF
THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES TO RETAIN IN THE FINAL PROPOSED CONCEPT:

44%
54%
52% PICKLEBALL

RIVER PLAZA WITH

PAVILION & OVERLOOK FOOD TRUCK


PROMENADE

35%
KINETIC PLAY/

39% FITNESS CIRCUIT

46% GREAT LAWN/FLEX LAWN

ARBORETUM

29%
38% BASKETBALL COURTS
24%
SCULPTURE/FORMAL VOLLEYBALL
GARDENS COURTS

27%
GOLF PUTTING
COURSE
20%
INDOOR 17%
CURLING
BOCCE COURTS

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CURLING
STADIUM
GOLF SIMULATOR

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 Master Plan
After gathering a significant amount of public feedback on the preferred uses and design concept
options during both phases of community engagement, a preferred master plan for Soldier’s Memorial
Field Park was created. Priorities for the preferred plan were also developed from a review of the 2014
Master Plan (a process that also included extensive community input).

The goal was to identify a master plan that was both feasible and desirable to the community.
Grounded in the 2014 Master Plan document and adjusted based on knowledge of the 2016 Parks and
Recreation System Plan, the updated preferred plan for Soldiers Field Memorial Park incorporates the
desires heard through the most recent community engagement efforts, while minding the vision for
the park system as a whole. The preferred plan is divided into a Short-term (0-3 years) phase that
will capitalize on grant and other immediate funding opportunities, and a Long-term phase (10+ years)
intended to guide future investments.

Short-term Preferred Plan

The short-term preferred plan focuses on improvements that would be completed within
approximately three years. These improvements are projects that were identified as priorities
through public input, the 2014 Master Plan, and the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership (ORLP)
federal grant that was awarded to the City. The ORLP grant projects include the aquatics facility
expansion, playground and shelter improvements, and additional trail connections in the northeast
and southwest corners of the park.

Key Recommendations:
• Aquatics
• Expand aquatics facility with renovated lap pool and bathhouse, additional features, and
lounge space

• Active Recreation/Sport Courts

• Add 2 basketball courts near the existing tennis courts
• Add 1 fitness circuit station near existing hockey rinks (to be expanded in future)
• Site Amenities
• Add west picnic shelter with restrooms south of existing west parking lot
• Add gravel paths for food truck promenade and event space on east and west sides of track
• Renovate existing east picnic shelter building and restrooms
• Add hammock grove near east picnic shelter
• Playgrounds
• Retain the west playground
• Complete 4,500 SF expansion of east playground to add inclusive playground
• Add a small nature play area near proposed west shelter
• Parking/Circulation
• Add trail through northwest corner of park as park of Downtown River Trail Connection project
• Add perpendicular parking area off of Gibbs Drive near west playground
• Extend trail existing trail along southwest property line from Memorial Parkway SW to the
Zumbro South Trail at Highway 14.
• Golf
• 18-Holes of golf remain, though course/holes reconfigured in northwest portion (1, 3, 4, 5, & 9)
to allow for expanded park amenities and trail connections

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Short-term Preferred Plan
Renovate east
Gravel food truck
shelter
promenade
Fitness circuit
station Downtown Expanded east
River Trail playground
Additional parking Connection
Veteran’s Memorial
at west playground Add northest
trail connection
West
Playground river overlook
(2) full-sized
basketball courts

Hockey Track &

Rinks Field Baseball
Field
New west picnic
shelter & restroom
w/ nature play
area Tennis
Courts East Parking East
Playground &
West Parking Shelter Area
Expanded
Aquatics - See
3 detail plan Golf Clubhouse
& Maintenance
Building
P 9

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18
4
1
11

2
10

18-Holes of golf
remain, adjusted
for expanded
park amenities
9
Add southwest
trail connection

Bridge 17
18
installation for 5
southwest trail 18-Hole
Golf Course
12
6

16
5

8
15

13
14

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 Short-term Preferred Plan Precedent Imagery

Nature play area Inclusive playground example Lazy river

River overlook example Future SW trail connection location Deepwater play pool water walk

Deepwater play pool climbing wall Shallow play pool Splash pad improvements

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 Expanded Aquatics Facility
An expanded aquatics facility was one of the most requested
features throughout public engagement. This plan proposes to
expand the aquatics facility to 70,000-80,000 total square feet,
roughly double the current size. The bathhouse requires renovations
in order to better serve visitors. In addition to these investments, the
expanded aquatics facility is proposed to include improvements to
the splash pad, along with the addition of a shallow play pool, lazy
river, and deepwater play pool. New lounges, shaded seating areas,
and landscaping will provide an attractive and comfortable setting to
spend a fun day.

Improved
Splash Pad

Splash Pad Entrance

(Shoulder Season) Renovated Bath House
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 Long-term Preferred Plan
The long-term preferred plan achieves a longer range vision for Soldiers Field Memorial Park and
focuses on improvements that would be completed in ten or more years. These improvements
include expanding active recreation as well as introducing more passive recreation and flexible
space, and working to improve accessibility and neighborhood connectivity throughout the park.

Key Recommendations:

• Active Recreation/Sport Courts

• Add 6 pickleball courts and viewing area with seating and shade structures west of the
west parking area
• Expand fitness circuit - add stations to create loop
• Site Amenities
• Pave food truck promenade and add utility access on east side of track
• Add new warming house on east side of track
• Add Indoor curling facility & restaurant onto existing clubhouse, with outdoor recreational
curling/lawn bowling (project to be funded through a partnership with the Rochester
Curling Club and implemented when funding goal is reached)
• Develop Riverfront Plaza and terrace with new picnic shelter south of aquatics facility
• Create Great Lawn for flexible use south of west parking and picnic shelter
• Establish Arboretum/botanical gardens on western portion of existing golf course with
trails and interpretive signage
• Add new picnic shelter with restroom and small maintenance building near Arboretum at
proposed south parking lot area off Broadway Ave
• Playgrounds
• Replace existing west playground with Adventure Playground when equipment reaches
end of lifespan
• Expand nature play area near proposed west shelter and add adjacent sensory garden
area
• Parking/Circulation
• Expand existing west parking lot
• Expand existing east parking lot when curling facility project is implemented
• Reconfigure Gibbs Drive - remove roadway connection to 6th Ave SW, add curve to match
Soldiers Field Drive SW, remove existing parking lot west of tennis courts
• Expand and improve existing parking lot off Broadway Ave, add trailhead with wayfinding
signage and bike racks
• Install new south parking lot off Highway 14 at 4th Ave SW with access to the Arboretum
and trails (requires further coordination and approvals from MnDOT)
• Add neighborhood access/trail connection points at 4th Ave SW, 9th St SW, 11th St SW,
Memorial Parkway SW, Highway 14, Broadway Ave S, 1st Ave SW, and 2nd Ave SW
• Golf
• Convert golf course to 9 holes using eastern portion of existing course, reconfigure hole 9,
hole 13 (becomes 4), hole 15 (becomes 5), and hole 18 (becomes 8)
• Relocate golf maintenance building when curling facility project is implemented

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 Long-term Preferred Plan
Replace west New utility access on Indoor curling
playground w/ east side of track facility with outdoor
adventure play curling rinks (funded
Downtown by Curling Club)
Expanded fitness River Trail
Veteran’s Memorial
circuit Connection Expand east
parking lot
Paved food truck
promenade (with Replace/reorient
utility access) maintenance bldg.

Add hammock
New warming
grove
house

Expanded west Track &

parking lot Field Baseball
Field
(6) pickleball
courts w/ shaded
seating area
Tennis
Spring Courts
Grove East Parking
West Parking
Expanded
Aquatics - See
Expanded Golf
detail plan
nature play & Clubhouse
Lilacs & Hydrangeas

sensory garden

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of golf course
8
to arboretum w/
trails, organized by 9-Hole
plant community Maple Golf Course
Collection

Birches 6

Wetland
Savanna

Oak
Collection

Big Woods Pollinator

Meadow 5
Stormwater
Demonstration
Gardens
4
South Parking
Evergreens

Install new south 9-Hole golf course, Improve parking at

parking lot w/ adjusted for Broadway Ave. Add
N
shelter/restroom & expanded park trailhead & vegetated
maintenance bldg. amenities screening along road

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IMG DATE: MAY 2021
0’ 25’ 50’ 100’ 200’
 Implementation
The anticipated cost of the Short-term
Preferred Plan is $18.5 million dollars. Funding
sources for these initial projects include a
federal grant, state grant, funds from the
Destination Medical Center (DMC), park
dedication funds, and park referendum
funds. Short-term projects will commence
upon approval of this plan, and occur over
the course of the next three years.

Items in the Long-term Preferred Plan are

anticipated to be funded and completed
in ten to twenty years, and will likely be
revisited in the following Master Plan update.
Their estimated cost is $15.9 million. This
number does not include costs for the
potential indoor curling facility with outdoor Long-term Preferred Plan Cost Estimate
rinks, as these are anticipated to be funded Improvement Area Capital Cost
through outside investment. Broadway Avenue Trailhead
$35,000
Total anticipated cost for both phases of (Screening, kiosk, seating, lighting)

the plan over the next 10-15 years is roughly Central Track
$34.4 million. (Food truck promenade, fitness circuit)
$288,000

East Activity Node
Short-term Preferred Plan Cost Estimate (Parking, maintenance building, golf course)
$1,542,500

Improvement Area Capital Cost

East Playground & Picnic Area
Central Track $20,000
$55,000 (Hammock area)
(Access drives)
Great Lawn and Riverfront
Downtown River Trail Connection $1,490,000
$1,500,000 (Shelter, restroom, terraced overlook, lawn)
(Northeast trail and riverfront overlook)
North Arboretum
East Playground & Picnic Area $2,875,500
$835,000 (Gardens, trails, signage, wayfinding)
(Renovated shelter and new inclusive play)
South Arboretum
Expanded Aquatics $1,265,000
$10,050,000 (Gardens, trails, signage, wayfinding)
(70-80k sf total w/ renovated bathhouse)
South Picnic and Parking
Southwest Trail $780,000
$500,000 (Parking, shelter, restrooms, maintenance)
(Trail, bridge relocation, golf modification)
West Park Athletics
West Park Athletics (Warming house, pickleball, parking, trails, $704,000
$120,000
(2 basketball courts) Gibb's Drive realignment)

West Picnic & Play Area West Picnic & Play Area
$408,000 $135,000
(Nature play, shelter, restrooms, trail) (Sensory gardens at nature play area)

West Playground West Playground

$72,000 $450,000
(Additional parking) (Replace with Adventure Play)

Inflation (5%) $602,000 Inflation (3%/year for 7 years) $2,203,400

Soft Costs (20% of construction cost) $2,490,000 Soft Costs (20% of construction cost) $2,357,700

Contingencies (15% of construction cost) $1,868,000 Contingencies (15% of construction cost) $1,768,300

TOTAL $18,500,000 TOTAL $15,915,000

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Short-term Preferred Plan
Renovate east
Gravel food truck
shelter
promenade
Fitness circuit
station Downtown Expanded east
River Trail playground
Additional parking Connection
Veteran’s Memorial
at west playground Add northest
trail connection
West
Playground river overlook
(2) full-sized
basketball courts

Hockey Track &

Rinks Field Baseball
Field
New west picnic
shelter & restroom
w/ nature play
area Tennis
Courts East Parking East
Playground &
West Parking Shelter Area
Expanded
Aquatics - See
3 detail plan Golf Clubhouse
& Maintenance
Building
P 9

10
18
4
1
11

2
10

18-Holes of golf
remain, adjusted
for expanded
park amenities
9
Add southwest
trail connection

Bridge 17
18
installation for 5
southwest trail 18-Hole
Golf Course
12
6

16
5

8
15

13
14

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 Long-term Preferred Plan
Replace west New utility access on Indoor curling
playground w/ east side of track facility with outdoor
adventure play curling rinks (funded
Downtown by Curling Club)
Expanded fitness River Trail
Veteran’s Memorial
circuit Connection Expand east
parking lot
Paved food truck
promenade (with Replace/reorient
utility access) maintenance bldg.

Add hammock
New warming
grove
house

Expanded west Track &

parking lot Field Baseball
Field
(6) pickleball
courts w/ shaded
seating area
Tennis
Spring Courts
Grove East Parking
West Parking
Expanded
Aquatics - See
Expanded Golf
detail plan
nature play & Clubhouse
Lilacs & Hydrangeas

sensory garden

9 1
Woodland
Gardens

Sensory
Garden 9
1
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Native 2
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Demonstration
Al

Convert northwest Gardens

Na

area of golf course

tiv

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Pollinator
Ri
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Meadow
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Allée

7
Convert west half 3
of golf course
8
to arboretum w/
trails, organized by 9-Hole
plant community Maple Golf Course
Collection

Birches 6

Wetland
Savanna

Oak
Collection

Big Woods Pollinator

Meadow 5
Stormwater
Demonstration
Gardens
4
South Parking
Evergreens

Install new south 9-Hole golf course, Improve parking at

parking lot w/ adjusted for Broadway Ave. Add
N
shelter/restroom & expanded park trailhead & vegetated
maintenance bldg. amenities screening along road

0’ 25’ 50’ 100’ 200’

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