This study included an indoor competitive aquatic facility to provide additional aquatic experiences in the form of lessons for school district children and a competitive swimming venue to accommodate the much needed competitive swim market. The report was based on research including meetings with the school district executive staff, interviews with representatives of the community, and an analysis of the existing aquatic conditions in the Long Branch, New Jersey, region The Facility Impact Study identified the community needs for a competitive aquatic facility and determined programming required to generate revenues to recover operational costs associated with those needs. Thomas Associates, Architects & Engineers, prepared the concepts that were considered when completing this study.

(Completed through Counsilman / Hunsaker & Associates prior to the formation of PIVOT Recreation Resources.)