Two Rivers
Neshota Park Rotary Pavilion
The bold and bright blue and white fabric canopy roof of the Neshota Rotary Pavilion immediately catches your eye the moment you reach the beach. Its pose faces directly on to the shores of the Lake Michigan in the Neshota Park. How can one miss it? The steel poled structure rests on a concrete base with a back surround of brick hosting plaques and signs honoring those who contributed to make it possible.
A ribbon cutting cutting ceremony was held July 26, 2016.
From Two Rivers City Engineer, James McDonald, PE: The concept originated with Greg Buckley, City Manager, after viewing something similar. Poligon Fabric was contacted and the idea fleshed out. Polygon relied on Porter Corporation for strucural calclations. The original plan was prepard by or under the direction of Christopher Evans of Porter Corp. Final design plan, sturcutal grounding, structural steel placement, footing/foundation redesign, concrete work and the added ramp were prepared and sealed by the City Engineer. Construction of the footings, ramp and slab, along with the erection of the steel support system was essentially completed in the fall of 2015. Some finishing touches were added the following year. (Deforest and Greenfield have both used Poligon.)
A ribbon cutting cutting ceremony was held July 26, 2016.
From Two Rivers City Engineer, James McDonald, PE: The concept originated with Greg Buckley, City Manager, after viewing something similar. Poligon Fabric was contacted and the idea fleshed out. Polygon relied on Porter Corporation for strucural calclations. The original plan was prepard by or under the direction of Christopher Evans of Porter Corp. Final design plan, sturcutal grounding, structural steel placement, footing/foundation redesign, concrete work and the added ramp were prepared and sealed by the City Engineer. Construction of the footings, ramp and slab, along with the erection of the steel support system was essentially completed in the fall of 2015. Some finishing touches were added the following year. (Deforest and Greenfield have both used Poligon.)
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