Mountain House City Council
August 26, 2026

AGENDA
Wednesday, August 26, 2026 7:00 PM
Mountain House City Council/
Mountain House Financing Authority
Mountain House Town Hall
251 East Main Street, Mountain House, CA 95391

CITY COUNCIL

ANDY SU
Mayor

RONNA GREEN
Vice Mayor
Council Members

MATT DISKO BERNICE KING TINGLE DANIEL HARRISON

ADMINISTRATION
STEVEN J. PINKERTON
City Manager

JOHN BAKKER
City Attorney

MARGARET WIMBERLY
City Clerk
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CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL

MOMENT OF SILENCE

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

PUBLIC COMMENTS
Public comments are limited to three minutes per person, the public is invited to make comments on items of public interest that are within the City Council’s subject matter jurisdiction and that are not listed on the current agenda.

Under the Brown Act, Items brought up during public comment that are not on the agenda cannot

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5. be discussed or acted upon by the Council, however, items necessitating a response will be included in the next City Manager update and posted on the City’s website.

RECOGNITION, ANNOUNCEMENTS, OR PRESENTATIONS
Presentation from Mountain House Library
Recognition of the Juneteenth Committee
Rotary Public Safety Officer of the Year
Presentation on the Public Safety Monthly Report from Rank Security, Code Enforcement, Mountain House Police Services provided by the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office, and Mountain House Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services presented by the French Camp Fire Department.

Public Safety Security Report Page 8
Code Enforcement Report Page 12
Police Services Public Safety Report Page 14
Mountain House Fire Department Page 20

CITY COUNCIL CONSENT ITEMS
Consent agenda items (which may include Ordinances, Resolutions, Informational Reports, Approval Actions and Motions) will be acted upon by the City Council at one time without discussion.  Any Council Member may request removal of an item from the consent calendar for discussion.

Approval of the minutes of August 12, 2026 Page 29
List of Recent Agreements under the City Manager Signature Authority Page 36 Report of Action Taken in Closed Session Regarding Settlement Agreement and Release with Mountain House Developers, LLC

Approve a Cooperative Purchase Agreement with Specified Play Equipment Co. for the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project

Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a resolution to:

Approve the use of a cooperative purchasing agreement pursuant to Section 210 of the City's Financial Management Manual and authorize use of OMNIA Partners

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6.1 6.2

6.3 6.4

6.4.1 6.4.2

6.4.3 6.4.4

7. 7.1

7.2 7.3

7.4 City Council Agenda Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Mountain House                                               Page 2 of 1946 Cooperative Contract No. R220201 to procure BCI Burke, LLC playground equipment and related services through Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co. (SpecPlay).

Approve Notice of Exemption NOE-PW-03-26 under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project.

2. Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to negotiate, finalize, and execute an agreement with Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co. (SpecPlay) for the purchase and turnkey installation of playground equipment and related improvements in an amount not to exceed $1,168,860.28, subject to approval as to form by the City Attorney.

3. Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to approve and execute amendments, change orders, and other modifications necessary to complete the project, provided that the cumulative increase does not exceed 10% of the original agreement amount, for a maximum total agreement amount of $1,285,746.31, sufficient appropriated funds are available, and any such documents are approved as to form by the City Attorney, as applicable.

The proposed resolution implementing the recommended actions is included as Attachment A.

4. Approval of Pre-Qualified Survey Consultant Shortlist and Authorization of Master Consultant Agreements for On-Call Surveying Services

Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a resolution to:

Approve a shortlist of up to six pre-qualified survey consultant firms under RFQ No.

PWQ2602 for on-call professional surveying services.

1. Approve the standard Master Consultant Agreement (MCA) to be used between the City of Mountain House and each approved consultant.

2. Authorize the City Manager to execute multi-year MCAs with up to six approved consultants, subject to satisfaction of all City insurance and contractual requirements, with total contract authority not to exceed $300,000 per agreement, for an initial term through June 30, 2029, with one optional two-year extension.

3. Authorize the Public Works Director or designee to issue project-specific task orders under the approved MCAs, subject to available funding and a not-to-exceed amount of $100,000 per consultant per fiscal year.

4. JOINT CITY COUNCIL/MOUNTAIN HOUSE FINANCING AUTHORITY POLICY

AND ACTION ITEMS
Adopt Resolution No. 2026-76 of the City of Mountain House Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of Special Tax Bonds for and on behalf of certain improvement areas of Community Facilities District

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8.1 City Council Agenda Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Mountain House                                               Page 3 of 1946 2024-1 and approving related agreements and actions; and Adopt Resolution No. FA-2026-02 of the Mountain House Financing Authority and approving related agreements and actions
Staff recommends that (1) the City of Mountain House (“City”) and the Mountain House Financing Authority (“Authority”) hold a simultaneous public hearing regarding the issuance of bonds; (2) the City Council, following the public hearing, adopt Resolution No. 2026-76 authorizing the issuance of special tax bonds for and on behalf of Improvement Areas No. 8 and 13 of City of Mountain House Community Facilities District No. 2024-1 (Public Facilities and Services), approving and directing the execution of respective Fiscal Agent Agreements for each improvement area, approving sale of such bonds to the Mountain House Financing Authority (“Authority”), and approving other related documents and actions; and (3) the Authority Board of Directors (“Authority Board”) adopt Resolution No. FA-2026-02 authorizing the issuance of special tax revenue bonds and related purchase of special tax bonds for and on behalf of Improvement Areas No. 8 and 13 of the City of Mountain House Community Facilities District No. 2024-1 (Public Facilities and Services), approving and directing the execution of a Trust Indenture, approving the form of Preliminary Official Statement, approving sale of such bonds, and approving other related documents and actions.

CITY COUNCIL POLICY AND ACTION ITEMS
Public Hearing to Consider the MHD C-R Land Use Changes Project North of Byron Road, Including Amendments to the General Plan, Master Plan, Specific Plan, Zoning, and Parks, Recreation and Leisure Plan, and Four Major Subdivision Applications

Staff recommends that the City Council take the following actions:

Adopt a Resolution approving an Addendum to the Mountain House 2004 Specific Plan II Initial Study for General Plan Amendment No. GPA-25-002, Master Plan Amendment No. MPA-25-002, Specific Plan Amendment No. SPA-25-002, Zone Reclassification No. ZR-25-001, the Parks, Recreation and Leisure Plan Amendment, and Major Subdivision Application Nos. TSM-25-002, TSM-25-003, TSM-25-005, and TSM-25-006 (Attachment A).

1. Adopt a Resolution approving General Plan Amendment No. GPA-25-002 and making the required findings (Attachment B).

2. Adopt a Resolution approving Master Plan Amendment No. MPA-25-002 and making the required findings (Attachment C).

3. Adopt a Resolution approving Specific Plan II Amendment No. SPA-25-002 and making the required findings (Attachment D).

4. Introduce and conduct the first reading of an Ordinance approving Zone Reclassification No. ZR-25-001 and making the required findings (Attachment E).

5. 6. Adopt a Resolution approving the Parks, Recreation and Leisure Plan Amendment

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City Council Agenda Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Mountain House                                               Page 4 of 1946 and making the required findings (Attachment F).

Adopt a Resolution approving Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-25-002 (Tract 4265), located in Neighborhood I, subject to the Conditions of Approval, and making the required findings (Attachment G).

7. Adopt a Resolution approving Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-25-003 (Tract 4268), located in Neighborhood I, subject to the Conditions of Approval, and making the required findings (Attachment H).

8. Adopt a Resolution approving Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-25-005 (Tract 4270), located in Neighborhood J, subject to the Conditions of Approval, and making the required findings (Attachment I).

9. Adopt a Resolution approving Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-25-006 (Tract 3935), located in Neighborhood K, subject to the Conditions of Approval, and making the required findings (Attachment J).

10. Approval of Professional Services Agreement with Mountain House Flag Football, Inc. for Racquet Sports Instructional Services

Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a resolution authorizing City Manager to:

Execute a Professional Services Agreement with Mountain House Flag Football, Inc. (MHFF) for racquet sports instructional services at the Mountain House Tennis Center and Pickleball Complex (Racquet Sports Center) for an initial nine-month term from October 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, in an amount not to exceed $775,808.

1. Exercise the first optional one-year extension from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2028, including authority to approve participant program fee adjustments of up to five percent (5%), in an amount not to exceed $1,114,714.

2. Exercise the second optional one-year extension from July 1, 2028, through June 30, 2029, including authority to approve participant program fee adjustments of up to five percent (5%), in an amount not to exceed $1,170,449.

3. Approve up to $100,000 in additional program revenue authority for future programming, including camps, workshops, clinics, and additional classes, of which the contractor’s maximum 80 percent share would be $80,000, for a total Agreement authority, including both optional extensions and additional programming, not to exceed $3,140,971.

4. Execute the Agreement and approve minor, non-substantive amendments consistent with the authority granted by the resolution and approved as to form by the City Attorney and Risk Management.

5. 6. Take all actions necessary to carry out the purpose and intent of the resolution.

Approve Successor Memoranda of Understanding with Service Page 1535

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City Council Agenda Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Mountain House                                               Page 5 of 1946 Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 1021, Compensation and Benefits for Non-Represented Employees, and Updated Citywide Salary Schedule and Classification Specifications
Staff recommends that the City Council adopt resolutions to:

Approve the successor Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) between the City of Mountain House and Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 1021 for both the General and Supervisory/Confidential Bargaining Units through June 30, 2030, and authorize the City Manager to execute the MOUs.

1. Approve the Summaries of Compensation and Benefits for the non-represented Mid-Managers and the Executive Managers through June 30, 2030.

2. 3. Approve the updated Citywide Salary Schedule and Classification Specifications.

Designation of Voting Delegate for the 2026 League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo

Staff recommends that the City Council take the following actions:

Select one of its members to serve as the Voting Delegate for the 2026 League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo and, if desired, select up to two Alternate Voting Delegates.

1. Adopt a Resolution designating the selected Council Member as the Voting Delegate and any alternates, if applicable.

2. Direct the City Clerk to submit the official designation to Cal Cities no later than September 1, 2026.

3. CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION ITEMS
2023–2031 City of Mountain House Housing Element: Draft Goals, Policies, and Programs

City Manager’s Update Page 1939

FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
Report of Future Agenda Items and Long-Range Calendar Page 1944

COUNCIL COMMENTS

CITY ATTORNEY COMMENTS

CITY MANAGER COMMENTS

ADJOURNMENT

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10.1 10.2

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City Council Agenda Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Mountain House                                               Page 6 of 1946 If you need disability-related modification or accommodation in order to participate in this meeting, please contact the City Clerk at (209) 831-5039 or at [email protected] at least 48 hours prior to the start of the meeting.

Government Code Section §54954.2 (a).  Materials related to an item on this Agenda submitted to the City Council after distribution of the agenda packet are available for public inspection in Town Hall located at 251 East Main Street during normal business hours.

POSTING STATEMENT: On August 21, 2026, a true and correct copy of this agenda was posted on the City Hall Bulletin Board, outside Mountain House Town Hall, 251 East Main Street, Mountain House, CA 95391 and at our website www.mountainhouseca.gov.

City Council Agenda Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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Staff Report
TITLE: Public Safety Security Report
MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Anthony De Frenchi, Captain
SUBJECT: Security Update on Recent Incidents and Initiatives

RECOMMENDATION:

Staff recommends that the City Council receive this report regarding recent security incidents, emergency responses, and Public Safety activities.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

This report provides an update on Public Safety security activities in the City of Mountain House during July 2026. Security officers documented 1,010 activities, calls for service, and security checks during the month, compared with 1,063 in June. Activities included security and facility checks, park restroom checks, vacation checks, traffic and parking enforcement, responses to suspicious persons and vehicles, collision response, and assistance to other agencies.

Public Safety also provided security and traffic control support for several City events, including the State of the City, Fourth of July Parade, Cinema in the Park, and Music in the Park. These services supplement the work of Mountain House Police Services and Mountain House Fire and provide an additional visible public safety presence throughout City facilities and neighborhoods.

See following page.

Item 6.4.1
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Specific Incident Documentation
(N/R – Not Reported)
Specific Incident July 2026 June 2026
Suspicious Person 4 3
Suspicious Vehicle 7 5
Occupied Vehicle Welfare Check 2 6
Alarm Calls 6 3
Fire Calls 7 8
Obstructing Traffic 1 N/R
Town Hall Checks 45 50
Assist Other Agency 2 7
Extra Patrol Checks 10 25
Trespassing 3 4
Collision with Unknown Injury 4 2
Collision without Injury 1 1
Fireworks 1 N/R
Security checks 528 537
Open Gates 46 26
Park Restroom Checks 147 124
Park Hours 4 3
Park Rule 2 3
Vacation Checks 68 140
Parking Citations Issued 122 116
Total 1,010 1,063
July activity remained generally consistent with June, with 1,010 documented activities compared with 1,063 during the prior month. Security checks continued to represent the largest category of activity, with Item 6.4.1
Mountain House                                               Page 9 of 1946 3 528 checks completed during July. Officers also completed 147 park restroom checks, 68 vacation checks, 45 Town Hall checks, and issued 122 parking citations.

Open gate responses increased from 26 in June to 46 in July, while vacation checks decreased from 140 to 68. Public Safety also responded to seven fire calls, five reported vehicle collisions, six alarm calls, and assisted another agency on two occasions. Attachment A provides a photo from Public Safety’s response to a vehicle collision at Mountain House Parkway and Mustang Way during the reporting period.

PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVES:

City Events and Special Activities
Public Safety provided security and traffic control support for several City events during the reporting period. Five officers were assigned to the State of the City event. For the Fourth of July Parade, staff posted no parking signs, implemented road closures, and assigned four officers to the event. Three officers were assigned to Cinema in the Park. For Music in the Park, staff posted no parking signs, implemented road closures, and assigned five officers to the event.

Community Coordination
Public Safety security staff meet regularly with representatives from Police Services, Fire, Community Preservation, and Recreation to coordinate activities and address public safety needs throughout the community.

School Safety
Public Safety officers are stationed at various schools during morning arrival and afternoon dismissal periods. Officers monitor vehicle traffic and assist with pedestrian safety for students traveling to and from school. Results from these activities will be included in the September Public Safety Security Report.

ATTACHMENTS:

Attachment A – Photo of Vehicle Accident at Mountain House Parkway and Mustang Way Item 6.4.1
Mountain House                                               Page 10 of 1946 Photo of Vehicle Accident at Mountain House Parkway and Mustang Way

ATTACHMENT A
Item 6.4.1
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Staff Report
TITLE: Code Enforcement Report
MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Cedric Hathorn, Sr. Inspection/Code Enforcement Officer SUBJECT: Monthly Code Enforcement Report

RECOMMENDATION:

It is recommended that the City Council receive this report on recent Code Enforcement activities.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

Overall activity patterns in July were consistent with year-to-date trends, with landscape maintenance continuing to represent the majority of service requests.

GoGov Activity – July 2026 and Year-to-Date (YTD)
The table below summarizes overall case volume and resolution activity.

Total GoGov Requests / Cases July
Count
YTD
Count
Opened 79 530
Closed 77 494
Primary Violation Types – July 2026 and Year-to-Date (YTD) The table below reflects the types of issues generating service requests, not enforcement actions taken.

Violation Type July
Count
YTD
Count
Illegal Signs / Dumping / Municipal Code Violations 7 48 Master Restrictions Violations 7 100
Homeowner Landscape Issues 39 288
Water Related Issues 2 8
Total 55 444
Enforcement Actions – July 2026 and Year-to-Date (YTD)
Item 6.4.2
Mountain House                                               Page 12 of 1946 2 July enforcement activity remained primarily compliance-focused, with citations issued during the month. Most cases were resolved through education, warnings, property owner corrections, and administrative follow-up.

The table below reflects enforcement escalation for July 2026 Action July
Count
YTD
Count
Property / Landscaping Warnings (No Fine) 6 172
Property / Landscaping Citations (With Fine) 32 64
Appeals 2 2
Master Restrictions Permit Activity – July 2026 with Year-to-Date (YTD) The table below reflects homeowner-requested variances and administrative permit reviews, which are separate from code enforcement activity.

Activity July
Count
YTD
Count
Property Change Permits – Approved 4 40
Property Change Permits – Denied 0 1
Property Change Permits – Pending 0 0
Total Requests 4 41
ATTACHMENTS:

None.

Item 6.4.2
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Staff Report
TITLE: Police Services Public Safety Report
MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Lieutenant N. Taiariol
SUBJECT: Police Services Update on Recent Incidents and Initiatives

RECOMMENDATION:

Police Services recommends that the City Council receive this report on recent Police Services incidents, emergency responses, and department activities.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

This report provides an update on key Mountain House Police Services activities.

Notable incident:

Motor Deputies Grant and Marlow led a Saturation Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) operation in Mountain House on July 29th, 2026. San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office Motor deputies, Cadets, Tracy Police Department Motor officers, and Rank Security participated in this event. The goal of the operation was to enhance roadway safety by enforcing vehicle code violations, including red light, stop sign violations, distracted driving, speeding, and other hazardous driving behaviors. The operation resulted in 101 traffic citations, 22 parking citations, and 2 vehicles towed.

Reminder:
• to lock ALL doors, both vehicles and homes and take valuables out of the vehicles and into your homes
• for all on bicycles, e-bikes, and electrical scooters to follow the rules of the road and obey all traffic signals/sign
• that unregistered motor/dirt bikes are not permitted on city streets & subject to citations and towing
ANALYSIS:

Incident Reports- July
• Total MH Police Services Incidents: 359 calls for service (437 Previous month) • Property Crimes: 10 Incidents (05 incidents previous month) Item 6.4.3
Mountain House                                               Page 14 of 1946 2 • Violent Crimes: 01 Incidents (00 Previous Month)
• Other Assaults: 02 Incidents (03 Previous Month)
• Traffic Stops: 387 Traffic Stops (164 Previous month) • Traffic Citations issued: 336 Traffic Citations Issued (133 Citations Issued the previous month)
• Traffic Violations Cited: total violations 417 (156 Previous month). 308 moving violations (167 speed related, 54 stop related)
• Parking Citations Issued: 140 Citations Issued (155 issued previous month) • Vehicle Collisions: 06 Collisions (11 Previous month) • DUI Arrest 00 arrest (00 DUI arrests in the previous month) • Outside Agency Assist: 07 (01 assists previous month) • Helmet Citations: 00 Citations (00 citations previous month) • Significant Incidents for June 2026:
• Arrests: 05 Physical Arrests (05 previous month) 00 Alcohol related arrest(s)(DUI). • Reports Taken: 57 Documented Reports Taken (52 taken previous month). Remove “traffic”, “Warrant”, and “alarms” from “Reports” totals.

Recruitment/Personnel
• Deputy Cody Williams replaced Deputy Chris Detrick on July 27th, 2026.

PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVES:

Prevention Programs:
• STEP operation conducted on 7/29/26
ATTACHMENTS:

A. SJSO – Mountain House Data
B. SJSO- CVC violations
C. M.H. Code Enforcement- Administrative cite data
Item 6.4.3
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Staff Report
TITLE: Mountain House Fire Department
MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Marty Cornilsen, Fire Chief
SUBJECT: Public Safety Report

RECOMMENDATION:

Staff recommends that the City Council receive and file the Mountain House Fire Department Public Safety Report for July 2026.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:

During July 2026, the Mountain House Fire Department responded to 103 calls for service, compared with 125 calls in June 2026 and 96 calls in July 2025. Emergency medical service calls continued to represent the majority of Department responses, accounting for 67 of the 103 calls during the month.

July also included several significant personnel and organizational milestones. The Department completed its six-week in-house Fire Academy for five new firefighter candidates and held a Badge Pinning, Promotion and Award Ceremony recognizing academy members and personnel receiving promotions. The five firefighter candidates completed more than 1,200 combined hours of training across a range of fire, rescue, and emergency medical disciplines and are prepared to begin filling staffing positions at Fire Stations 1 and 2.

During the reporting period, Mountain House Fire Department personnel and apparatus also participated in the State Mutual Aid System, providing assistance at regional fire incidents, including the Loomis, Chute, and Mines fires. The Department maintained emergency coverage for the Mountain House community while personnel and equipment were deployed through the mutual aid system.

The Department is also preparing for a significant change in emergency communications. Effective September 1, 2026, the Mountain House Fire Department is scheduled to transition from VRECC Dispatch to Stockton Fire Dispatch. Following the transition, all San Joaquin County fire departments will operate through a centralized dispatch center, improving coordination and interoperability among fire agencies throughout the county.

ANALYSIS:

Item 6.4.4
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Incident Type July 2026 June 2026 July 2025
EMS 67 57 55
Fire 10 18 13
Service Calls 4 13 5
False Alarms 9 24 13
Mutual Aid 7 7 2
Traffic Accidents 5 5 5
Water Rescue 1 1 0
Total Calls 103 125 96
The Department responded to 103 calls for service in July 2026, an 18 percent decrease from June 2026 and a 7 percent increase compared with July 2025. EMS incidents represented approximately 65 percent of all calls during July. The Department also responded to seven mutual aid incidents, compared with two in July 2025.

Training
The Mountain House Fire Department recently completed its six-week in-house Fire Academy with five new firefighter candidates. The candidates completed more than 1,200 combined hours of training in structural firefighting, vehicle extrication, emergency medical services, firefighter survival, ventilation, rope rescue systems, elevator rescue, high-rise operations, and water rescue.

With instruction and support from Department personnel, the new firefighters are now prepared to begin filling staffing positions at Mountain House Fire Stations 1 and 2. The academy supports the Department’s continued development of trained personnel and operational readiness.

Equipment and Facility Updates
There were no significant equipment purchases or facility improvements to report for July 2026.

PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVES:

Community Outreach
During July, Mountain House Fire Department personnel participated in several community events and public safety activities, including:
• July 3: San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Fireworks Task Force Item 6.4.4
Mountain House                                               Page 21 of 1946 3 • July 4: Community Fourth of July Parade
• July 15: Costa Elementary Summer Program Water Palooza • July 16: Mountain House Fire Department Badge Pinning, Promotion and Award Ceremony • July 22: Mountain House Dog Park Ribbon Cutting
• July 22: City Council recognition of Engineer Barsamian and Moose Back to School – Ride Safe
With students returning to school, the Department is reminding residents of the importance of bicycle, ebike, and scooter safety. Riders should wear a properly fitted helmet, follow traffic signs and signals, remain alert for vehicles and pedestrians, avoid using phones while riding, and travel at a safe and responsible speed.

Strap on your helmet. Stay alert. Ride safe. Get to school and home safely.

ATTACHMENTS:

Attachment A – July 2026 Fire Department Community Outreach and Recognition Photos Item 6.4.4
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ATTACHMENT A

San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Fireworks Task Force
Item 6.4.4
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ATTACHMENT A

Community Fourth of July Parade
Item 6.4.4
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ATTACHMENT A

Costa Elementary Summer Program Water Palooza
Item 6.4.4
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ATTACHMENT A

Mountain House Fire Department Badge Pinning, Promotion and Award C
Item 6.4.4
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ATTACHMENT A

Mountain House Fire Department Badge Pinning, Promotion and Award C
Item 6.4.4
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ATTACHMENT A

City Council Recognition of Engineer Barsamian and Moose Item 6.4.4
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Present:

Andy Su, Mayor
Bernice King Tingle, Council Member
Matt Disko, Council Member
Daniel Harrison, Council Member
Ronna Green, Vice Mayor

SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL

MINUTE SUMMARY
Wednesday, August 12, 2026

1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Mayor Su called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.

2. PUBLIC COMMENT
Mayor Su opened the public comment period, there being no one speaking on the item listed on the closed session agenda, the public comment period was closed.

3. Open Session Disclosure of Items to be Discussed in Closed Session Pursuant to Government Code Section 54957.7
City Attorney John Bakker reported on items to be discussed in Closed Session.

4. RECESS TO CLOSED SESSION
Mayor Su recessed the meeting to closed session.

4.1 CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - ANTICIPATED LITIGATION Initiation of litigation pursuant to paragraph (4) of subdivision (d) of Section 54956.9: 2 cases

5. RECONVENE IN OPEN
The City Council reconvened in open session with no action to report.

6. ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Su adjourned the special meeting at 7:00 PM
Item 7.1
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Present:

Andy Su, Mayor
Bernice King Tingle, Council Member
Matt Disko, Council Member
Daniel Harrison, Council Member
Ronna Green, Vice Mayor

CITY COUNCIL

MINUTES
Wednesday, August 12, 2026

1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
Mayor Su called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM

2. MOMENT OF SILENCE
Mayor Su held a moment of silence.

3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Scouting Troop 537, attending as part of its Citizenship in the Community merit badge, led the Pledge of Allegiance.

4. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
Motion: Council Member Disko
Second: Council Member Tingle
Approve the agenda
For (5): Mayor Su, Council Member Tingle, Council Member Disko, Council Member Harrison, and Vice Mayor Green
Vote: Carried (5 to 0)

5. PUBLIC COMMENTS
Roxanne Mohandro requested that her roadway retain the name South Kelso Road to distinguish it from Kelso Road and reduce confusion for first responders and deliveries. Staff was directed to follow up.

Item 7.1
Mountain House                                               Page 30 of 1946 Representatives of the Central Valley Hansen Mountaineers thanked the City and partner agencies for supporting Ganesh Utsav and requested help establishing the Mountain House Ganesh Festival community procession as a recurring annual special event. They invited City representatives to the Sept. 27 procession. Staff was directed to follow-up.

Charles Jennings and Dr. Catalina Peña, San Joaquin Delta Community College District trustees, reported that planning for a permanent Mountain House campus building was moving forward with an architect and preliminary master plan. They said the board expected to consider a design at its next meeting and committed to providing periodic updates.

6. RECOGNITION, ANNOUNCEMENTS, OR PRESENTATIONS

6.1 Recognition of Ruhaan Pakala for his win at the US National Table Tennis championship.

The City Council presented a certificate of recognition to Ruhaan Pakala for his win at the US National Table Tennis championship.

6.2 Youth Action Committee Update
Youth Action Committee member provided an update on the YAC activities.

6.3 Presentation from Lammersville Unified School District Lammersville Unified School District Board Member Stephanie Olsen reported that school began Aug. 6, fall sports and clubs were underway, back-to-school nights were being held, and an AI parent night was scheduled for Aug. 18. She recognized employees for service milestones and reported current district enrollment of 8,252 students, with 69 applications still being processed. She also provided enrollment figures by school and grade and responded that overflow placement depends on grade-level capacity.

7. CITY COUNCIL CONSENT ITEMS
Consent agenda items (which may include Ordinances, Resolutions, Informational Reports, Approval Actions and Motions) will be acted upon by the City Council at one time without discussion. Any Council Member may request removal of an item from the consent calendar for discussion.

Motion: Council Member Harrison
Second: Council Member Tingle
To approve the Consent Calendar as recommended by staff.

For (5): Mayor Su, Council Member Tingle, Council Member Disko, Council Member Harrison, and Vice Mayor Green
Item 7.1
Mountain House                                               Page 31 of 1946 Vote: Carried (5 to 0)

7.1 Minutes of the July 22, 2026, regular and special City Council meetings.

Approved the Minutes of the July 22, 2026, regular and special City Council meetings.

7.2 Adopt a Resolution Authorizing Participation in San Joaquin County's Regional Household Hazardous Waste Program
Motion: Council Member Harrison
Second: Council Member Tingle
The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-66:

1. Requesting inclusion of the City of Mountain House within San Joaquin County Service Area No. 53 for the regional Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Program and consenting to participation in the service area.

2. Authorizing the City Manager to take all actions necessary to carry out the purpose and intent of the resolution.

Vote: Carried

7.3 Adopt a Resolution Approving the Parcel Map 25-001 for Mountain House Town Center (Tract No. 3925, Unit No. 14)
Motion: Council Member Harrison
Second: Council Member Tingle
The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-67 to:

1. Approve the Parcel Map 25-001 for Mountain House Town Center (Tract No. 3925, Unit No. 14).

2. Authorize the City Manager to record Parcel Map 25-001 for Mountain House Town Center (Tract No. 3925, Unit No. 14).

Staff further recommends that the City Council authorize the City Manager to take all actions necessary to carry out the purpose and intent of this resolution.

Vote: Carried

7.4 Adopt a Resolution Authorizing a Cooperative Purchase Agreement with Public Restroom Company for Prefabricated Restrooms at Wicklund, Bethany, Altamont, and Questa Neighborhood Parks
Motion: Council Member Harrison
Second: Council Member Tingle
The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-68:

1. Approving the use of a Cooperative Purchase Agreement pursuant to Section 210 of the City's Financial Management Manual.

2. Authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to execute an agreement with Public Restroom Company in an amount not to exceed $783,920.

3. Authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to take all actions necessary to carry out Item 7.1
Mountain House                                               Page 32 of 1946 the purpose and intent of this resolution, including completing site preparation, coordinating installation, and implementing the project.

Vote: Carried

8. CITY COUNCIL POLICY AND ACTION ITEMS

8.1 Public Hearing to Consider Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-26-002 for a 104- Lot Residential Subdivision (Tract No. 3936) and Related Revisions to Prior Neighborhood K Subdivision Approvals (RAA-26-001)
Contract Planner David Niskanen presented the staff report.

Following the presentation of the staff report, Mayor Su opened the public hearing. There being no one else wishing to speak the public hearing was closed.

Motion: Council Member Disko
Second: Council Member Harrison
The City Council adopted two resolutions:

1. Adopted Resolution 2026-69 approving a 104-lot residential subdivision (Tract No. 3936; Major Subdivision Application No. TSM-26-002) and finding the project exempt from further environmental review pursuant to California Government Code Section 65457 and Public Resources Code Section 21166.

2. Adopted Resolution 2026-70 approving amendments to a previously approved Neighborhood K subdivision to relocate seven required second unit dwelling opportunities (Revisions of Approved Actions No. RAA-26-001 for Major Subdivision Application No. PA-1000267) and finding the project exempt from further environmental review pursuant to California Government Code Section 65457 and Public Resources Code Section 21166.

For (5): Mayor Su, Council Member Tingle, Council Member Disko, Council Member Harrison, and Vice Mayor Green
Vote: Carried (5 to 0)

8.2 Adopt a Resolution Approving the Project Acquisition Agreement No. PAA-6 Following the presentation of the staff report, Mayor Su opened the public comment period, there being no one wishing to speak it was closed.

Motion: Council Member Harrison
Item 7.1
Mountain House                                               Page 33 of 1946 Second: Council Member Disko
The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-71:

1. Approving Project Acquisition Agreement No. PAA-6 between the City of Mountain House and Mountain House Developers, LLC, for the Neighborhoods I, J and K Sanitary Sewer Facilities.

2. Authorizing the City Manager to execute Project Acquisition Agreement No. PAA-6 and take all necessary and appropriate actions to carry out the purpose and intent of this resolution.

For (5): Mayor Su, Council Member Tingle, Council Member Disko, Council Member Harrison, and Vice Mayor Green
Vote: Carried (5 to 0)

8.3 Adopt a Resolution Amending the City Council Policies and Procedures to Add Section 5.16, Political Activities of Council Members
Following the presentation of the staff report, Mayor Su opened the public comment period, there being no one wishing to speak it was closed.

Motion: Council Member Disko
Second: Council Member Harrison
The City Council adopted Resolution 2026-72 amending the City Council Policies and Procedures to add Section 5.16, Political Activities of Council Members, including language to exclude all City Parks from City facilities as defined.

For (4): Mayor Su, Council Member Tingle, Council Member Disko, and Council Member Harrison
Against (1): Vice Mayor Green
Vote: Carried (4 to 1)

9. CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION ITEMS

9.1 Transit Feasibility Study Update
Jodi Almassy, Deputy City Manager presented a update to the City Council.

9.2 Changes Reflected in August Utility Bills: Removal of the Pledged Facility Component (Moved to the Property Tax Roll) and a One-Time Billing True-Up for Solid Waste Services
Item 7.1
Mountain House                                               Page 34 of 1946 Karen Morgan, Utilities Manager, presented a report to the City Council.

9.3 City Manager’s Update
Steven Pinkerton, City Manager, presented an update to the City Council.

10. FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS

10.1 Report of Future Agenda Items and Long-Range Calendar Steven Pinkerton, City Manager, presented an overview of the Long Range Calendar and upcoming agenda items to the City Council.

11. COUNCIL COMMENTS
Council Member Harrison thanked National Night Out organizers and Harry Dhillon for providing a helicopter and asked the City to contact Alameda County regarding illegal dumping and cleanup on Kelso Road. Staff agreed to contact the appropriate county supervisor’s office.

Council Member Tingle thanked the Unity Center, City staff, and Mayor Su for their support of the youth summer camp and requested opportunities for Council workshops or discussions to improve shared information and coordination.

Council Member Disko thanked National Night Out participants and City staff, encouraged stronger event attendance, and requested that agenda packets be released seven days before meetings when possible. Council Member Tingle agreed that earlier packets would help Council review.

Mayor Su thanked City staff and expressed pride in Mountain House.

12. CITY ATTORNEY COMMENTS
City Attorney John Bakker had no comments.

13. CITY MANAGER COMMENTS
City Manager Steven Pinkerton had no additional comments.

14. ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Su adjourned the meeting at 9:26 pm
Item 7.1
Mountain House                                               Page 35 of 1946 TITLE: List of Recent Agreements under the City Manager Signature Authority MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Kawal Preet, Senior Management Analyst

RECOMMENDATION
There is no action required for an informational item.

DISCUSSION
To maintain alignment with past practices, staff is bringing forward the report of any agreements signed under the City Manager’s spending authority.

Attached is a list of agreements signed by the City Manager, or designee, under the Purchasing Agent authority, during the month of July 2026.

FISCAL IMPACT
There is no adverse fiscal impact to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 adopted budget.

ATTACHMENTS
Attachment A: List of Recent Contracts
Item 7.2
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ATTACHMENT A
City of Mountain House
2026-2027 Consultant/Contractor Agreements
Under City Manager's Signing Authority
Agreement # Contractor/Consultant Scope of Service PO Total Contract Amount
A-2627-01 Incredicamps (Incrediflix) Live action and stop motion animation programs 1079 $ 8,162.40 A-2627-02 HdL (Hinderlitter de Llamas) Sales / Use Tax Audit and Management Services 1077 $ 20,000.00 A-2627-14 Kosmont Financial Services Utlity and TIFF Services 1080 $ 35,000.00 A-2627-15 Central Valley Party Place (CVPR) Community events party rentals 1118 $ 93,123.00 A-2627-17 Kosmont Companies Economic Development and Real Estate Advisory 1097 $ 75,000.00 `
8/17/2026
Item 7.2
Mountain House                                               Page 37 of 1946 TITLE: Report of Action Taken in Closed Session Regarding Settlement Agreement and Release with Mountain House Developers, LLC
MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Steven J. Pinkerton, City Manager

REPORT OF ACTION
During its closed session on August 12, 2026, the City Council approved a Settlement Agreement and Release between Mountain House Developers, LLC and the City of Mountain House. The Settlement Agreement and Release is included as Attachment A.

The agreement was approved by the following vote:

AYES: Council Members Disko, Green, Harrison, Tingle and Mayor Su NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAIN: None

FISCAL IMPACT
The fiscal impacts associated with the settlement are set forth in the Settlement Agreement and Release.

ATTACHMENTS
Attachment A – Settlement Agreement and Release

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Parcel One:

Beginning at the Northwest corner of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 3, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian; thence South along the section line, South 0° 01' East 1394.2 feet to a steel axle set 3.3 feet West of fence; thence following the fence South 51° 48' 30" East 1679.7 feet to a point in the East line of the West 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 3; thence North 0 Degrees 4 minutes 30 seconds West 83.7 feet; thence South 89 degrees 55 minutes 30 seconds West 30 feet to a steel axle; thence North 40° 26' 30" West 131.25 feet to a steel axle; thence North 0° 4' 30" West 258 feet to a steel axle; thence North 89° 55' 30" East 85 feet to fence line; thence continuing along same course North 89° 55' 30" East 30 feet to the East line of the West 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 3; thence North following the East line of the West 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 3 to the Northeast corner of the West 1/2 of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 3; thence West to the Point of Beginning.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all rights to oil, gas and other hydrocarbon substances, inert gases, minerals and metals lying below a depth of 500 feet from the surface of the foregoing property whether now known to exist or hereafter discovered including without limitation the right to explore for, develop and remove such oil, gas and other hydrocarbon substances, inert gases, minerals and metals, without however any right to use the surface of said property or any other portion thereof above a depth of 500 feet from the surface thereof for any purpose whatsoever, as reserved in the deed from CUNHA F.L.P., a California Limited partnership, a California Limited partnership, which acquired title as CUNHA F.L.P., a California Limited partnership, recorded November 28, 2018, as Instrument No. 2018-130024, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Two:

Being a portion of the Southwest Quarter of Section 3 and a portion of the Northwest Quarter of Section 10 in Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian, and described as follows:

Commencing at a point 50 feet distant at right angles from the center line of the SAN PABLO AND TULARE RAILROAD OPPOSITE STATION 346+62, on the Northeasterly side of the same, and running thence Northwesterly and parallel with said center line 2264 feet, more or less, to the West line of said Section 3, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, mount diablo base and Meridian; thence North on said section line, 63.75 feet, more or less, to a point distant 100 feet, at right angles, from the center line of said railroad, on the Northeasterly side of the same; thence Southeasterly and parallel with the said center line, 2305 feet; thence, at right Angles, Southwesterly 50 feet to the Point of Beginning.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM that portion conveyed to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, described in Grant Deed recorded October 6, 2022 as Instrument No. 2022-116410, Official Records of San Joaquin County.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all minerals and mineral rights, interest and royalties, including without limiting the generality thereof, oil, gas and other hydrocarbon substances, as well as metallic or other solid minerals, in and under said property, without, however, the right of surface entry, as reserved in the

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deed from Southern PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION company, recorded August 5, 1988, Instrument No. 88065706, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Three:

Being a portion of New Parcel A, as said New Parcel A is described in that certain Grant Deed recorded pursuant to the Lot Line Adjustment, PA-190005, recorded July 15, 2019, as Document No. 2019-074719 of Official Records, in the Office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County, more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at the most Southerly corner of said Parcel A, said point also being a point on the Easterly line of Kelso road (66 feet wide), as said Kelso road is shown on the final map for Tract 3645, filed for records October 22, 2007, in Book 41 of Maps and Plats, at Page 50, in said office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County; thence, from said Point of Beginning, along the exterior boundary of Said Parcel A (DN 2019-074719) the following four (4) courses:
1) North 00° 56' 24" East 198.69 feet;
2) along the arc of a non-tangent 2,547.00 foot radius curve to the left, from which the center of said curve bears North 55° 03' 24" West, through a central angle of 16° 39' 16", an arc distance of 740.35 feet; 3) North 18° 17' 20" East 340.62 feet;
4) along the arc of a tangent 1,500.00 foot radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 07° 34' 54", an arc distance of 198.49 feet;
Thence leaving said exterior boundary, continuing along the arc of said 1,500 foot radius curve to the right, from which the center of said curve bears South 64° 07'46" East, through a central angle of 09°01'29", an arc distance of 236.27 feet, to a point on said exterior boundary; thence along said exterior boundary, the following twenty-six (26) courses:
1) continuing along the Arc of said 1,500.00 foot radius curve to the right, from which the center of said curve bears South 55°06'17 East, through a central angle of 05°52'53", an arc distance of 153.97 feet, 2) North 40°46'36" East 16.20 feet;
3) along the arc of a tangent 1,713.00 foot radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 40°43'46", an arc distance of 1,217.71 feet;
4) North 81°30'22" East 242.81 feet;
5) North 08°29'38" West 50.00 feet;
6) North 81°30'22" East 50.00 feet;
7) along the arc of a non-tangent 1,655.00 foot radius curve to the left, from which the center of said curve bears North 85°25'16" East, through a central angle of 07°49'49", an arc distance of 226.18 feet;

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8) South 81°30'22" West 50.00 feet;
9) North 08°29'38" West 50.00 feet;
10) South 81°30'22" West 242.81 feet;
11) along the arc of a tangent 1,587.00 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 39°51'26", an arc distance of 1,103.98 feet;
12) South 41°38'56" West 48.37 feet;
13) along the arc of a tangent 1,475.00 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 23°21'36", an arc distance of 601.37 feet;
14) South 18°17'20" West 274.13 feet;
15) along the arc of a tangent 2,653.00 foot radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 06°24'25", an arc distance of 296.66 feet;
16) South 65°18'15" East 6.00 feet;
17) South 22°32'35" West 129.43 feet;
18) South 32°35'24" West 119.77 feet;
19) South 28°20'20" West 120.16 feet;
20) South 55°32'34" East 25.00 feet;
21) South 34°27'26" West 60.00 feet;
22) South 37°00'03" West 50.05 feet;
23) South 34°27'26" West 60.00 feet;
24) North 55°32'34" West 25.00 feet;
25) South 32°48'12" West 55.30 feet, and;
26) South 42°33'31" West 47.45 feet to said Point of Beginning.

This legal description is "resultant parcel a" pursuant to that certain certificate approving a Lot Line Adjustment, Certificate No. Pa1900239, recorded March 5, 2020 as Instrument No. 2020-028897 of Official Records.

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EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet, without any right of surface entry, as excepted in the deed executed by William E. Ralph, trustee, W. E.

Ralph revocable trust, Uta November 9, 1988, recorded January 31, 1997, as Instrument No. 97011977, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and minerals rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without the right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC., a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded May 13, 2005, recorder's Instrument No. 2005- 115427, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more that 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC, a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded July 17, 2007, recorder's Instrument No. 2007-129967, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Four:

Being a portion of Parcel E, together with a portion of Lot 11, as said Parcel E and Lot 11 are shown and so designated on the final map for Tract No. 3645, filed for record on October 22, 2007 in Book 41 of Maps and Plats, Page 50, in the Office of the Recorder of San Joaquin County more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at the most Westerly corner of said Parcel E, said point being a point on the Northeasterly line of Union Pacific railroad property (100 feet wide), as said Union Pacific railroad property is shown on said map (41 M&P 50); thence from said Point of Beginning, along the exterior boundary of said Parcel E (41 & 50) the following six (6) courses:
1) North 38°44'25" East 75.00 feet;
2) South 51°15'57" East 75.00 feet;
3) North 38°44'03" East 460.70 feet;
4) South 51°15'57" East 6.51 feet;
5) along the arc of a non-tangent, 2,547.00 foot radius curve to the left, from which the center of said curve bears North 52°22'47" West, through a central angle of 0°06'24", an arc distance of 4.74 feet; 6) South 00°56'24" West 188.86 feet;
Thence, leaving said exterior boundary, South 34°35'50" West 66.45 feet; thence, South 41°36'45" West

98.70 feet, to said exterior boundary of Parcel E:

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Thence, Along said exterior boundary the following four (4) courses:
1) South 38°44'03" West 151.36 feet;
2) South 51°15'57" East 75.00 feet;
3) South 38°44'03" West 75.01 feet;
4) North 51°15'35" West 272.00 feet to said Point of Beginning.

Legal description "New Parcel E" pursuant to that certain certificate approving a Lot Line Adjustment, Certificate No. PA-1900006, recorded June 13, 2019 as Instrument No. 2019-061876, of Official Records.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however, the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Clifford Albert Ricker and Yvonne Eloise Ricker, as trustees of the RICKER FAMILY TRUST, recorded July 21, 1995, as Instrument No. 95065394, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and minerals rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without the right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC., a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded May 13, 2005, recorder's Instrument No. 2005- 115427, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Five:

The Southeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM the 100 foot strip conveyed to SAN PABLO AND TULARE RAILROAD COMPANY in deed recorded May 5, 1873 in Book "A" of Deeds, Vol. 26, Page 94, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM a strip of land 60 feet wide lying South of and adjacent to the Central Pacific railroad (San Pablo and Tulare Branch) by Deeds recorded June 5, 1885 in Book "A" of Deeds, Vol. 58, Page 4, San Joaquin County Records and recorded November 29, 1909 in Book "A" of Deeds, Vol. 182, Page 329, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM that portion conveyed to the County of San Joaquin by deed recorded June 24, 1964 in Book 2836 of Official Records, Page 254, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM Parcel 1 as shown on that Parcel Map filed for record in Book 20 of Parcel Maps, Page 30, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM the following:

Being a portion of that certain "designated remainder" parcel of land, as said "designated remainder" is shown on the official map of Tract No. 2924, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, NEIGHBORHOOD 'F' LARGE LOT, filed October 31, 2001 in Book 36 of Maps, at Page 54, and a portion of those certain parcels of land granted to Trimark Communities, Inc., a California General Partnership, by deed recorded August 4, 1995 in Instrument No. 95070745 and by deed recorded August 3, 1994 in Instrument No. 94089630 of Official

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Records in the Office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County, more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the Southwestern Corner of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian; thence from said Point of Commencement, along the Western line of said Section 4, North 00° 53' 26" East 2125.21 feet to the true Point of Beginning for this description; thence from said Point of Commencement West 2094.06 feet to a point on the San Joaquin/Alameda County line; thence along said county line South 01° 01' 13" West 2709.02 feet; thence leaving said county line East 1499.99 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 1145.00 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 34° 05' 31", an arc distance of 681.29 feet; thence North 55° 54' 29" East 449.26 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 1255.00 foot Radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 69° 14' 41", an arc distance of 1516.73 feet; thence South 54° 50' 50" East 91.41 feet; thence North 35° 00' 15" East 50.00 feet; thence South 54° 50' 50" East 50.49 feet; thence South 57° 53' 52" East 130.45 feet to a point that bears North 27° 39' 51" East 180.00 feet and North 62° 20' 09" West 59.46 feet from an angle point in the North line of Lot 1 of said Tract No. 2924; thence along the arc of a non-tangent 1135.00 foot radius curve to the right, from which the center of said curve bears South 52° 53' 13" East, through a central angle of 09° 50' 58", an arc distance of 195.11 feet; thence North 46° 57' 45" East 146.38 feet to a point on the Southern line of said Section 4, said point bears North 89° 39' 345" West 2983.52 feet from Southeastern corner of said Section 4; thence continue North 46° 57' 45" East 213.71 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 1265.00 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 47° 42' 55", an arc distance of 1053.48 feet; thence North 00° 45' 10" West 388.21 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 1135.00 foot radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 12° 45' 38", an arc distance of 252.78 feet; thence along the arc of a compound 30.00 foot radius curve to the right, from which the center of said curve bears South 77° 59' 32" East, through a central angle of 91° 27' 44", an arc distance of 47.89 feet; thence North 13° 16' 57" East 110.00 feet; thence North 76° 31' 48" West 922.24 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 2455.00 Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 13° 28' 12", an arc distance of 577.16 feet; thence West 1460.54 feet to the true Point of Beginning.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM the following:

Being a portion of that certain parcel of land granted to Trimark Communities, Inc., a California General partnership, by deed recorded August 4, 1995 in Instrument No. 95070745 of Official Records in the Office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County, more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the Southwestern Corner of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian; thence from said Point of Commencement along the Western line of said Section 4, North 00° 53' 26" East 2125.21 feet to the true Point of Beginning for this description; thence from said Point of Beginning, leaving said Western line West 2094.06 feet to a point on the San Joaquin/Alameda County line; thence along said county line North 01° 01' 13" East 1880.57 feet to the North line of the South Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 5, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian; thence leaving said county line, along said North line, South 89° 03' 07' East 2088.41 feet to a point on the said Western line of Section 4; thence along said Western line, South 00° 50' 28" West 1330.06 feet to the West quarter corner of said Section 4; thence along the North line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 4, South 89° 39' 26" East 2647.48 feet to the center of said Section 4; thence along the East line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 4 North 00° 45' 42" East 400.24 feet to the Southwestern line of Byron road; thence along said Southwestern line South 51° 15' 35" East 1601.60 feet; thence leaving said Southwestern line South 38° 44' 25" West 106.26 feet; thence South 35° 23' 53" West 48.77 feet; thence South 44° 42' 11" West 208.73 feet; thence South 45° 12' 26" West 200.00 feet; thence South 46° 40' 05" West 200.08 feet; thence South 45° 51' 42" West 201.31 feet; thence South 47° 42' 55" West 188.35 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 300.00 foot radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 49° 49' 03", an arc distance of 260.84 feet; thence North 82° 29' 02" West 8.86 feet to a point (said point bears the following four (4) courses from the Southeast corner of said Section 4: (1) along the Southern line of said Section 4 North 89° 39' 46" West 2983.52 feet; (2) North 46° 57' 45" East 213.71 feet; (3) along the arc of a tangent 1265.00 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 47° 42' 55", an arc distance of 1053.38 feet; And (4) North 00° 45' 10" West

58.93 feet); thence North 00° 45' 10" West 329.29 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 1135.00 foot

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radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 12° 45' 38", an arc distance of 252.78 feet; thence along the arc of a compound 30.00 foot radius curve to the right, from which the center of said curve bears South 77° 59' 32" East, through a central angle of 91° 27' 44", an arc distance of 47.89 feet; thence North 13° 16' 57" East 100.00 feet; thence North 76° 31' 48" West 922.24 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 2455.00 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 13° 28' 12", an arc distance of 577.16 feet; thence West 1460.54 feet to the true Point of Beginning.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM the following: being a portion of that certain parcel of land granted to Trimark Communities, Inc., a California General partnership, by deed recorded August 4, 1995 in Instrument No. 95070745 of Official Records and a portion of that certain parcel of land granted as Parcel One in deed recorded December 16, 1997 in Instrument Number 97124193 of Official Records in the Office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County, more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at the Southeastern Corner of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian, said Point of Beginning being in the centerline of MOUNTAIN HOUSE parkway; thence from said Point of Beginning, along the Southern line of said Section 4, North 89° 39' 45" West 2983.52 feet; thence leaving said Southern line North 46° 57' 45" East 213.71 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 1265.00 foot curve to the left, through a central angle of 47° 42' 55", an arc distance of 1053.48 feet; thence North 00° 45' 10" West 58.93 feet; thence South 82° 29' 02" East 8.86 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 300.00 foot radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 49° 49' 03", an arc distance of 260.84 feet; thence North 47° 41' 55" East 188.35 feet; thence North 45° 51' 42" East 201.31 feet; thence North 46° 40' 05" East 200.08 feet; thence North 45° 12' 26" East 200.00 feet; thence North 44° 42' 11" East 208.73 feet; thence North 35° 23' 53" East 48.77 feet; thence North 38° 44' 25" East 106.26 feet to a point on the Southwestern line of Byron road that bears South 51° 15' 35" East 1601.60 feet from the intersection of said Southwestern line with the East line of the Southwest Quarter of said Section 4; thence along said Southwestern line the following thirteen (13) courses: 1) South 51° 15' 35" East 124.82 feet; 2) along the arc of a tangent 5689.16 foot Radius curve to the right, through a central angle of 05° 50' 00", an arc distance of 562.67 feet; 3) South 45° 35' 35" East 445.60 feet; 4) along the arc of a tangent 5769.15 foot Radius curve to the left, through a central angle of 05° 40' 00", an arc distance of 570.58 feet; 5) South 51° 15' 35" East 83.37 feet; 6) South 25° 13' 23" East 35.87 feet; 7) North 00° 40' 23" East 20.00 feet; 8) South 51° 15' 35" East 76.21 feet; 9) South 00° 40' 23" East 50.00 feet; 10) North 32° 43' 36" East 16.95 feet; 11) North 64° 46' 42" East 14.94 feet; 12) South 83° 10' 11" East 17.18 feet; And 13) South 51° 15' 35" East 276.55 feet; thence leaving said Southern line South 38° 44' 25" West 27.98 feet; thence North 51° 15' 35" West 50.00 feet; thence along the arc of a nontangent 1119.00 foot Radius curve to the left, from which the center of said curve bears South 56° 02' 19" East, through a central angle of 07° 35' 07", an arc distance of 148.14 feet; thence along the arc of a reverse 275.00 foot radius curve to the right, from which the center of said curve bears North 63° 37' 26" West, through a central angle of 11° 30' 01", an arc distance of 55.20 feet; thence along the arc of a reverse 255.00 foot radius curve to the left, from which the center of said curve bears South 52° 07' 25" East, through a central angle of 18° 23' 20", an arc distance of 81.84 feet; thence along the arc of a compound 1136.00 foot radius curve to the left, from which the center of said curve bears South 70° 30' 45" East, through a central angle of 18° 57' 06", an arc distance of 375.75 feet; thence North 89° 25' 51" West 30.00 feet to a point on the Eastern line of said Section 9; thence along the Eastern line of said Section 9, North 00° 32' 09" East 9.06 feet to the Point of Beginning.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM, that certain parcel of Land described as Parcel Four on that certain Grant Deed recorded August 4, 1995 as Document No. 95070745, Official Records of San Joaquin County.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however, the right of surface entry, as reserved in the Arnaudo from Arnaudo brothers, recorded August 5, 1995 as Instrument No. 95070745, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM: all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more then 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property,

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as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as recorded in the deed from Trimark Communities, LLC, recorded July 17, 2007 as Instrument No. 2007-129967 of Official Records.

EXCEPTING FROM the above described parcel, that portion conveyed to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, described in Grant Deed recorded October 25, 2022, as Instrument No. 2022- 122705, Official Records of San Joaquin County.

Parcel Six:

Commencing at the quarter corner of the North line of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian; And run thence South 00° 01' East, 2026.3 feet to the Easterly line of the Southern pacific railroad; thence along said Easterly line of said railroad, South 52° 06' East, 1010 feet to a post marked ep L at a point where the quarter section line East and West through the center of Section 3 and 4 intersect the Easterly line of said railroad; thence along said quarter section line, North 89° 38' East, 2288 feet to the Point of Beginning of the hereinafter described tract of land; thence North 00° 20' West 910 feet to the center line of a ditch; thence meander the center line of said ditch, North 18° 53' East, 1600 feet; thence North 32° 20' East, 810 feet; thence North 54° 25' East, 160 feet; thence North 32° 07' East, 810 feet to the left bank of old river; thence Meander the left bank of OLD RIVER UPSTREAM South 89° 46' East, 373 feet; thence South 60° 17' East, 250 feet; thence South 37° 35' East, 300 feet; thence South 33° 40' East, 1050 feet; thence South 55° 45' East, 875 feet; thence South 39° 50' East, 1090 feet to the Westerly line of a canal right of way; thence along said Westerly line of said canal, South 38° 58' West, 1670 feet to the quarter section line East and West through the center of Sections 3 and 4; thence along said quarter section line, South 89° 38' West, 3233.1 feet to the Point of Beginning.

EXCEPT THEREFROM any portion lying within the following:

All that portion of Section 34, Township 1 South, Range 4 East, as said section, township and range are projected within Rancho El Pescadero, lying South of the present channel of old river and North of a dredger cut, particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the quarter corner of the North line of Section 4, Township 2 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian; And run thence South 00° 01' East, 2026.3 feet to the Easterly line of the Southern Pacific railroad; thence along said Easterly line of said railroad, South 52° 06' East, 1010 feet to a post marked ep L, at a point where the quarter section line, East and West through the center of Section 3 and 4 intersects the Easterly line of said railroad; thence along said quarter section line, North 89° 38' East, 2288 feet; thence North 00° 20' West, 910 feet to the center line of a ditch; thence meander the center line of said ditch, North 18° 53' East, 1600 feet; thence North 32° 20' East, 810 feet; thence North 54° 25' East, 160 feet; thence North 32° 07' East, 810 feet to the left bank of old river; thence continuing in a Northerly direction across said dredger cut to the most Westerly and downstream point of land on an island, said point being the Point of Beginning of the hereinafter described tract of land; thence meandering OLD RIVER UPSTREAM along the waters edge in a Northerly, Easterly and Southerly direction to the most Easterly and upstream point of land on said island; thence Northerly and Westerly meandering the waters edge along the South side of said island, downstream, to the Point of Beginning.

ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM all oil, gas, minerals and other hydrocarbon substances below a depth of 500 feet from the surface of said land, without the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Aldo J.

Bertolotti, et al, recorded September 20, 1988 as Instrument No. 88079249, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM: all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more then 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i)

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above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as recorded in the deed from Trimark Communities, LLC, recorded July 17, 2007 as Instrument No. 2007-129967 of Official Records.

Parcel Seven:

Lots 4, 5, 8, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, Inclusive, 20, 21, 24 and 25 as shown on Tract No. 3925, filed November 16, 2018 in Book 43 of Maps and Plats, Page 55, San Joaquin County Records and amended pursuant to that certain Certificate of Correction recorded March 8, 2019 as Instrument No. 2019-023839 of Official Records.

EXCEPTING FROM Lots 4, 5, 18, 20, 24 and 25, those portions conveyed to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, a political subdivision of the State of California, described as Areas 1 through 5, in Grant Deed recorded October 21, 2020 as instrument No. 2020-141515, Official Records of San Joaquin County Recorders.

ALSO EXCEPTING from Lot 25, that portion of land conveyed to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, in Grant Deed recorded May 14, 2021 as Instrument No. 2021-085255, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING from Lots 5 and 12 through 17, inclusive all oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Arnaudo Bros., recorded August 3, 1994, as Instrument No. 94089630, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING from Lots 4, 5, 8, 20, 21, 24 and 25, all oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however, the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Arnaudo Brothers, recorded August 5, 1995, as Instrument No. 95070745, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property as reserved in the deed from Trimark Communities, LLC, a California limited liability company, recorded July 17, 2007, Instrument No. 2007-129967 of Official Records of San Joaquin County.

Parcel Eight:

Parcel A, as shown on that certain map entitled "Tract No. 3545, subdivisions of San Joaquin County, California, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, NEIGHBORHOOD 'H', UNIT NO 2", filed for record on November 8, 2006 in Book 41 of Maps and Plats, Page 7, San Joaquin County Records.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM an undivided ½ interest in and to all minerals, gas or hydrocarbons, as reserved in the deed from Firmino R. Dias and Mary A. Dias, his wife, to Benjamin R. Burroughs and Mary H. Burroughs, his wife, recorded September 11, 1952, in Book 1451 of Official Records, Page 427, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM an undivided ½ interest in and to all oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of five hundred (500) feet beneath the surface of said land without the

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right of surface entry, as reserved by Louis N. Santucci and Dorothy M. Santucci, trustees of the Santucci family trust U.T.A. dated February 20, 1988, in the deed recorded April 29, 2005, as Instrument No. 2005-101887 of Official Records, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however, the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Trimark Communities, LLC, a limited liability company organized under the laws of the State of California, recorded May 13, 2005 as Instrument No. 2005-115427, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Nine:

Parcel One:

Parcels A through Z, AA through ZZ, and AAA through III, inclusive, as shown on that certain Map entitled "Tract Map No. 4287, MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOOD "I", LARGE LOT FINAL MAP," filed on October 29, 2025, in Book 44 of Maps and Plats, at Page 169, San Joaquin County Records.

Excepting therefrom:

An undivided one-half interest in and to all oil, gas, petroleum, naptha, other hydrocarbon substances and minerals of whatsoever kind and nature in, upon or beneath the property hereinabove described, together with the right of entry and all other rights, including all rights of way and easements, which may be necessary for the development, production and removal of all such substances and minerals and the full enjoyment of the grantor's interest herein reserved, as reserved by Federal Land bank of Berkeley, a corporation in the deed to Emil A. Hoefer, et ux, recorded July 27, 1949 in Book 1217 of Official Records,

Note: by quitclaim deed recorded December 16, 1991 as Instrument No. 91121373, San Joaquin County Records, the surface entry rights were quitclaimed to a depth of 500 feet.

An undivided 1/2 interest of all oil, gas, petroleum, naptha and other hydrocarbon substances and minerals in and under said lands, together with the right of entry and all other rights of way and easements, which may be necessary for the development, production and removal of all such substances and minerals, as reserved by the federal land bank of Berkeley, in deed recorded July 27, 1949 in Book 1217 of Official Records, Page 40, San Joaquin County Records and recorded August 17, 1950 in Book 1286 of Official Records, Page 161, San Joaquin County Records.

An undivided 1/2 interest in and to all minerals, gas or hydrocarbons, below a depth Of 500-feet beneath the surface of said land without the right of surface entry as Reserved in the deed from independent farm and business company to Trimark Communities, LLC, recorded April 15, 2005 as document no. 2005- 88679, San Joaquin County record.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below the depth of 500 feet, without any right of surface entry, as reserved by William E. Ralph, trustee, W.E Ralph revocable trust, Uta November 9, 1988 in the deed recorded January 31, 1997 as Instrument No. 97011977 of Official Records of San Joaquin County.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas, minerals and other hydrocarbon substances below a depth of 500 feet from the surface of said land, without the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Aldo J. Bertolotti, et al, recorded September 20, 1988 as Instrument No. 88079249, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and minerals rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without the right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which

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after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC., a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded May 13, 2005, recorder's Instrument No. 2005-115427, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more that 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC, a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded July 17, 2007, recorder's Instrument No. 2007-129967, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Two:

Lots 1 through 28, 33 through 61, inclusive, as shown on that certain Map entitled "Tract Map No. 4194, MOUNTAIN HOUSE NEIGHBORHOOD "I", UNIT NO. 4," filed on December 19, 2025, in Book 44 of Maps and Plats, at Page 181, San Joaquin County Records.

Excepting therefrom:

An undivided one-half interest in and to all oil, gas, petroleum, naptha, other hydrocarbon substances and minerals of whatsoever kind and nature in, upon or beneath the property hereinabove described, together with the right of entry and all other rights, including all rights of way and easements, which may be necessary for the development, production and removal of all such substances and minerals and the full enjoyment of the grantor's interest herein reserved, as reserved by Federal Land bank of Berkeley, a corporation in the deed to Emil A. Hoefer, et ux, recorded July 27, 1949 in Book 1217 of Official Records,

Note: by quitclaim deed recorded December 16, 1991 as Instrument No. 91121373, San Joaquin County Records, the surface entry rights were quitclaimed to a depth of 500 feet.

An undivided 1/2 interest of all oil, gas, petroleum, naptha and other hydrocarbon substances and minerals in and under said lands, together with the right of entry and all other rights of way and easements, which may be necessary for the development, production and removal of all such substances and minerals, as reserved by the federal land bank of Berkeley, in deed recorded July 27, 1949 in Book 1217 of Official Records, Page 40, San Joaquin County Records and recorded August 17, 1950 in Book 1286 of Official Records, Page 161, San Joaquin County Records.

An undivided 1/2 interest in and to all minerals, gas or hydrocarbons, below a depth Of 500-feet beneath the surface of said land without the right of surface entry as Reserved in the deed from independent farm and business company to Trimark Communities, LLC, recorded April 15, 2005 as document no. 2005- 88679, San Joaquin County record.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below the depth of 500 feet, without any right of surface entry, as reserved by William E. Ralph, trustee, W.E Ralph revocable trust, Uta November 9, 1988 in the deed recorded January 31, 1997 as Instrument No. 97011977 of Official Records of San Joaquin County.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas, minerals and other hydrocarbon substances below a depth of 500 feet from the surface of said land, without the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Aldo J. Bertolotti, et al, recorded September 20, 1988 as Instrument No. 88079249, San Joaquin County Records.

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ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and minerals rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without the right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC., a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded May 13, 2005, recorder's Instrument No. 2005- 115427, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more that 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC, a limited liability company, by Grant Deed recorded July 17, 2007, recorder's Instrument No. 2007-129967, San Joaquin County Records.

Parcel Ten:

Parcel D, as shown on the subdivision map of Tract No. 3649, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, NEIGHBORHOOD "C", UNIT NO. 1, filed for record on October 25, 2013 in Book 41 of Maps and Plats, at Page 98, Official Records of San Joaquin County, California (the "Map").

EXCEPTING THEREFROM any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) a significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC, a California limited liability company, in that certain Grant Deed recorded July 17, 2007, as Document No. 2007- 129967, Official Records of San Joaquin County.

Parcel Eleven:

Lots 21 through 24 inclusive, as shown on the map entitled "Tract No. 3849, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, NEIGHBORHOOD 'D'-WEST, UNIT 2" filed on March 10, 2017, in Book 42 of Maps and Plats, at Page 78 in the records of San Joaquin County, California.

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner

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create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property as reserved in the deed from Trimark Communities, LLC, a California Limited liability company, recorded July 17, 2007, Instrument No. 2007-129967 of Official Records of San Joaquin County.

Parcel Twelve:

Parcel B as shown on the map entitled "Tract No. 3852, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, NEIGHBORHOOD 'D'-West, UNIT 5" filed on March 10, 2017, in Book 42 of Maps and Plats, at

EXCEPTING THEREFROM all oil, gas and minerals lying in and under said land, as conveyed to CAPITOL COMPANY by deed recorded December 29, 1941 in Book 764 of Official Records,

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all minerals, gas and hydrocarbons deeper than 500 feet below the surface as reserved by Manuel Oliveira, successor trustee under the mary maria Rocha separate property trust dated February 2, 1995 in deed recorded August 18, 2006, in the Official Records of San Joaquin County under recorder's serial number 2006-177057.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM: all interest in and to any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however, the right to modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential occupants of the property as reserved in the deed from Trimark Communities, LLC, a California Limited liability company, recorded July 17, 2007, Instrument No. 2007-129967 of Official Records of San Joaquin County.

Parcel Thirteen:

A portion of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 32, Township 1 South, Range 4 East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian, more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the Southeast corner of said Section 32; thence North 00° 56' 24" East along the East line of said Section 32 a distance of 51.71 feet to a point on the Northeasterly line of the Union Pacific railroad's (formerly Southern Pacific railroad) 100-foot right-of-way; thence North 51° 15' 35" West along said Northeasterly line a distance of 500.59 feet to a 1" iron pipe tagged L.S. 4792 and the true Point of Beginning for this description; thence North 51° 15' 35" West along said Northeasterly line of the Union Pacific railroad, a distance of 1660.85 feet to a point on the North line of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 32; thence South 88° 43' 22" East along said North line of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 32, a distance of 880.56 feet to a 1" iron pipe tagged L.S. 4792; thence South 51° 15' 57" East a distance of 1036.86 feet to a 1" iron pipe tagged L.S. 4792; thence South 38°
44' 03" West a distance of 460.70 feet to a 1" iron pipe tagged L.S. 4792; thence North 51° 15' 57" West a distance of 75 feet to a 1" iron pipe tagged L.S. 4792; thence South 38° 44' 25" West a distance of

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75.00 feet to the true Point of Beginning.

EXCEPT THEREFROM that certain land conveyed by Trimark Communities, LLC, a California limited liability company to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, a political subdivision of the State of California recorded December 3, 2002 as Instrument No. 2002- 217063, San Joaquin County Records, more particularly described as follows:

Being a portion of that certain 16.92 acre parcel of land, as said parcel of land is shown and so designated on that certain record of survey recorded February 18, 2000, in Book 34 of surveys at Page 109, in the Office of the County Recorder of San Joaquin County, more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at the Northwestern corner of said parcel of land; thence, from said Point of Beginning, along the Northern line of said parcel of Land, South 88° 43' 22" East 826.99 feet; thence, leaving said Northern line, South 38° 44' 07" West 250.92 feet; thence North 51° 15' 53" West 134.91 feet; thence along the arc of a tangent 70.00 foot radius to the left, through a central angle of 90° 00' 04", an arc distance of 109.96 feet; thence South 38° 44' 03" West 61.56 feet; thence South 51° 15' 57" East 159.53 feet; thence South 38° 44' 03" West 40.73 feet; thence South 51° 00' 00" East 48.71 feet; thence North
38° 44' 07" East 112.51 feet; thence North 83° 44' 07" East 84.85 feet; thence South 51° 15' 53" East
411.44 feet; thence South 38° 44' 03" West 252.14 feet to a point on the Southwestern line of said parcel of land; thence along said Southwestern line North 51° 15' 35" West 1,131.24 feet to the Point of Beginning.

ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM, all that portion conveyed to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, by deed recorded January 19, 2007 as Instrument No. 2007- 012804, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM that portion of land conveyed to MOUNTAIN HOUSE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT, in Grant Deed recorded March 18, 2010 as Instrument No. 2010-038336, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM oil, gas, minerals and other Hydrocarbon substances lying below a depth of 500 feet beneath the surface without, however the right of surface entry, as reserved in the deed from Clifford Albert ricker and Yvonne Eloise Ricker, as trustees of the RICKER FAMILY TRUST, recorded July 21, 1995 as Instrument No. 95065394, San Joaquin County Records.

ALSO EXCEPTING from the above parcel (the "property") any and all oil, gas and mineral rights belonging or pertaining to the property more than 500 feet below the surface of the land, without right of entry (i) above 500 feet below the surface of the land, (ii) within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be modified by Lot Line Adjustments and/or final Parcel Map recordation, or (iii) which after any temporary construction or installation period shall in any manner create (or require any extraordinary construction method to mitigate) A significant visual, auditory or other nuisance of extended duration to the intended residential within 300 feet of any parcel boundary of the property, as such boundaries may be occupants of the property, as reserved by Trimark Communities, LLC, a limited liability company in that certain Grant Deed recorded July 17, 2007, as Instrument No. 2007-129968, San Joaquin County Records.

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ATTACHMENT A
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Mountain House                                               Page 62 of 1946 TITLE: Approve a Cooperative Purchase Agreement with Specified Play Equipment Co. for the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project MEETING DATE: August 26, 2026
PREPARED BY: Matthew Gutierrez, Program Manager

RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the City Council adopt a resolution to:

1. Approve the use of a cooperative purchasing agreement pursuant to Section 210 of the City's Financial Management Manual and authorize use of OMNIA Partners Cooperative Contract No.

R220201 to procure BCI Burke, LLC playground equipment and related services through Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co. (SpecPlay).

2. Approve Notice of Exemption NOE-PW-03-26 under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) for the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project.

3. Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to negotiate, finalize, and execute an agreement with Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co. (SpecPlay) for the purchase and turnkey installation of playground equipment and related improvements in an amount not to exceed $1,168,860.28, subject to approval as to form by the City Attorney.

4. Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to approve and execute amendments, change orders, and other modifications necessary to complete the project, provided that the cumulative increase does not exceed 10% of the original agreement amount, for a maximum total agreement amount of $1,285,746.31, sufficient appropriated funds are available, and any such documents are approved as to form by the City Attorney, as applicable.

The proposed resolution implementing the recommended actions is included as Attachment A.

BACKGROUND
On September 25, 2024, staff presented a citywide Playground Assessment evaluating all 10 playgrounds within the City of Mountain House. The assessment identified Bethany Neighborhood Park and Bethany Pocket Park as the City's highest priorities for renovation. Both playground renovation projects were completed in 2025. Staff subsequently evaluated the remaining priority playgrounds at Questa and Altamont Parks, and based on Council direction and staff's assessment, Altamont Neighborhood Park was identified as the next priority for renovation.

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Mountain House                                               Page 63 of 1946 In March 2026, staff invited six qualified playground vendors to develop conceptual designs based on the City's project goals and design criteria. All six vendors submitted concepts, with Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co. (SpecPlay), KYA Group, and Kompan selected as finalists. Following community outreach and evaluation by representatives from Public Works, Parks and Recreation, and Operations and Maintenance, SpecPlay received the highest overall evaluation and was identified as the preferred vendor.

On July 22, 2026, staff presented the preferred SpecPlay playground concept to the City Council. Following Council review and feedback, the City Council directed staff to proceed with finalizing the playground design and return with a cooperative purchasing agreement for Council consideration.

Since that time, staff has finalized the project scope, design, and pricing and prepared the proposed agreement for Council consideration. The agreement remains subject to final negotiation and legal review.

DISCUSSION
Design Elements
The final Altamont Neighborhood Park playground design features a jungle theme, which received the highest level of community support during the public outreach process. The playground is designed to promote safety, inclusivity, accessibility, and engaging play opportunities for children of varying ages and abilities. The approximately 9,885-square-foot play area is designed for children ages 2 through 12, with a stated user capacity of approximately 257. The design includes separate age-appropriate play structures, multiple slides and climbing features, swings, two zip lines, including an accessible zip line, inclusive and accessible play components, interactive and educational play panels, shade structures, and safety surfacing. The proposed playground design and renderings are included as Attachment C.

Following the July 22, 2026 City Council presentation, staff incorporated minor refinements into the final design. The updated design includes a single-color playground safety surface to reduce the long-term cost and complexity of maintenance and repairs compared with a multi-color design. The design also includes two zip lines instead of one, further expanding play opportunities for users of varying abilities.

Site Improvements
As part of site preparation, up to five trees located around the existing playground perimeter may be removed under a separate City contract and are not included in the SpecPlay agreement. Operations and Maintenance staff had previously identified these trees for removal due to invasive root systems and associated maintenance concerns independent of the playground replacement project. The planned playground improvements provide an opportunity to coordinate the tree removal with site preparation and installation activities.

Safety and Inspections
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Mountain House                                               Page 64 of 1946 Staff will incorporate the new playground into the City's ongoing park inspection and maintenance program. Inspections will include frequent routine inspections to identify immediate hazards, equipment damage, surfacing issues, and general maintenance needs, supplemented by periodic comprehensive inspections to evaluate the playground's overall condition, structural integrity, safety clearances, applicable safety standards, and long-term repair or replacement needs.

Staff also confirmed with the Municipal Pooling Authority (MPA) that the City's existing coverage applies to the playground equipment, playground area, and surrounding park without an increase in cost to the City.

Cooperative Purchase Agreement
Staff recommends utilizing OMNIA Partners Cooperative Contract No. R220201 for the purchase and installation of the Altamont Neighborhood Park playground. OMNIA Partners is a cooperative purchasing organization that makes competitively solicited contracts available for use by participating public agencies. Section 210 of the City's Financial Management Manual authorizes the use of cooperative purchasing agreements when specified criteria are satisfied.

OMNIA Partners Contract No. R220201 for Playground Systems, Installation, Service, and Related Items was competitively solicited and awarded to BCI Burke, LLC and is available for use by participating governmental agencies. SpecPlay is BCI Burke's authorized representative and reseller for the City's territory and will provide the playground equipment, safety surfacing, installation, and related services for the project.

Staff reviewed the proposed cooperative purchase and determined that it satisfies the requirements of Section 210 of the City's Financial Management Manual. The OMNIA contract was competitively solicited through a public procurement process, is available for use by the City, includes equipment and services consistent with the scope of the playground replacement project, and provides established cooperative pricing and contract terms.

Use of the cooperative contract also provides a single point of responsibility for the playground equipment and installation, reducing coordination risks associated with separately procuring equipment and installation services. Based on the competitive cooperative procurement and the City's prior evaluation of playground vendors and proposals, staff has determined that the proposed procurement provides a cost-effective and efficient means of completing the project and that conducting a separate City solicitation would not provide a material advantage.

Agreement and Project Delivery
The proposed agreement with SpecPlay provides for the purchase and turnkey installation of the playground equipment and related improvements for an amount not to exceed $1,168,860.28.

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Mountain House                                               Page 65 of 1946 Staff will coordinate final design, equipment procurement, delivery, site preparation, and installation with SpecPlay. Project completion and public opening are anticipated in Spring 2027.

The agreement included as Attachment B to this staff report is in draft form and remains subject to final negotiation and legal review. Staff recommends authorizing the City Manager, or designee, to negotiate, finalize, and execute the agreement, subject to approval as to form by the City Attorney and within the authority and maximum agreement amount approved by the City Council.

FISCAL IMPACT
Sufficient funding is available in the adopted FY 2026-27 Capital Improvement Program for Park Improvements. No additional appropriation is required as a result of the recommended action.

Fiscal Component Amount
Initial Agreement Amount $1,168,860.28
10% Contingency Authority $116,886.03
Maximum Authorized Agreement Amount $1,285,746.31

STRATEGIC PLAN
The proposed project supports the City’s Strategic Plan, adopted by the City Council on April 9, 2025, by:
• Developing, designing, constructing, managing, and inspecting capital improvement projects. • Ensuring infrastructure is constructed in accordance with approved plans and specifications. • Maintaining parks, playgrounds, and recreational facilities. • Promoting equity in neighborhood and community park amenities.

CEQA
The Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15302 (Replacement or Reconstruction).

The project includes removal of the existing playground equipment, minor expansion of the playground area, removal of up to five trees located around the existing playground perimeter, installation of new playground equipment and safety surfacing, and related site improvements. The project will not substantially expand the existing use or alter the existing park land use.

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Mountain House                                               Page 66 of 1946 Notice of Exemption No. NOE-PW-03-26 has been prepared for the project and is included as Attachment D.

ACTION FOLLOWING CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL
Following City Council adoption of the resolution:
• The City Manager, or designee, will finalize and execute the agreement with SpecPlay, subject to approval as to form by the City Attorney, and proceed with the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project.
• Staff will file Notice of Exemption No. NOE-PW-03-26 with the San Joaquin County Clerk.

ATTACHMENTS
Attachment A – Proposed Resolution
Attachment B – Proposed Cooperative Purchase Agreement with Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co.

Attachment C – Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Design and Renderings Attachment D – Notice of Exemption No. NOE-PW-03-26
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ATTACHMENT A
RESOLUTION NO. 2026-

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUNTAIN HOUSE

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUNTAIN HOUSE APPROVING THE USE OF OMNIA PARTNERS COOPERATIVE CONTRACT NO. R220201 AND AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH YOSSOGROUP INC. DBA SPECIFIED PLAY EQUIPMENT CO. FOR THE

ALTAMONT NEIGHBORHOOD PARK PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT PROJECT WHEREAS, on September 25, 2024, City staff presented a citywide Playground Assessment evaluating all 10 playgrounds within the City of Mountain House, and following completion of the Bethany Neighborhood Park and Bethany Pocket Park playground renovations, Altamont Neighborhood Park was identified as the next priority for renovation; and WHEREAS, following a vendor evaluation and community outreach process, Yossogroup Inc. dba Specified Play Equipment Co. (“SpecPlay”) received the highest overall evaluation and was identified as the preferred vendor; and
WHEREAS, on July 22, 2026, City staff presented the preferred SpecPlay playground concept to the City Council, and the City Council directed staff to proceed with finalizing the playground design and return with a cooperative purchasing agreement for Council consideration; and WHEREAS, Region 4 Education Service Center conducted a competitive solicitation, Request for Proposals No. 22-02, for Playground Systems, Installation, Service, and Related Items and awarded Contract No. R220201 to BCI Burke, LLC, which is available for use by participating governmental agencies through OMNIA Partners; and
WHEREAS, SpecPlay is BCI Burke, LLC’s authorized representative and reseller for the City’s territory and will provide the playground equipment, safety surfacing, installation, and related services for the project; and
WHEREAS, Section 210 of the City’s Financial Management Manual authorizes the use of cooperative purchasing agreements when specified criteria are satisfied; and WHEREAS, staff reviewed the proposed cooperative purchase and determined that it satisfies the requirements of Section 210 of the City’s Financial Management Manual, including use of a competitively solicited cooperative contract available to the City that includes equipment and services consistent with the scope of the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project; and WHEREAS, the proposed agreement with SpecPlay provides for the purchase and turnkey installation of playground equipment and related improvements in an amount not to exceed One Million One Hundred Sixty-Eight Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty Dollars and Twenty-Eight Cents ($1,168,860.28); and
WHEREAS, as part of site preparation for the project, up to five trees located around the existing playground perimeter may be removed under a separate City contract due to invasive root systems and associated maintenance concerns previously identified by Operations and Maintenance staff; and Item 7.4
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WHEREAS, the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) pursuant to California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15302, Replacement or Reconstruction; and WHEREAS, Notice of Exemption No. NOE-PW-03-26 has been prepared for the project.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUNTAIN HOUSE AS FOLLOWS:

1. The City Council approves the use of a cooperative purchasing agreement pursuant to Section 210 of the City’s Financial Management Manual and authorizes use of OMNIA Partners Cooperative Contract No. R220201 to procure BCI Burke, LLC playground equipment and related services through SpecPlay.

2. The City Council approves Notice of Exemption No. NOE-PW-03-26 under the California Environmental Quality Act for the Altamont Neighborhood Park Playground Replacement Project and authorizes staff to file the Notice of Exemption with the San Joaquin County Clerk.

3. The City Council authorizes the City Manager, or designee, to negotiate, finalize, and execute an agreement with SpecPlay for the purchase and turnkey installation of playground equipment and related improvements in an amount not to exceed $1,168,860.28, subject to approval as to form by the City Attorney.

4. The City Council authorizes the City Manager, or designee, to approve and execute amendments, change orders, and other modifications necessary to complete the project, provided that the cumulative increase does not exceed 10% of the original agreement amount, for a maximum total agreement amount of $1,285,746.31, sufficient appropriated funds are available, and any such documents are approved as to form by the City Attorney, as applicable.

5. The City Manager, or designee, is authorized to take all actions necessary to carry out the purpose and intent of this Resolution.

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(209) 831-2300 ● (209) 831-5610 FAX

COOPERATIVE PURCHASE AGREEMENT
CONTRACT ID # A-2627- _____
PARTIES: City of Mountain House: City of Mountain House 251 E. Main Street
Mountain House, CA 95391
CONTRACTOR: Specified Play Equipment Co.
121 #1 Industrial Road
Belmont,, CA 94002
Agreement Summary
Cooperative Name: Region 4 Education Service Center (ESC) Available through Omnia Partners
Contractor: Yossogroup Inc. DBA Specified Play Equipment Company Cooperative Agency Agreement
Name and Agreement Number:

Contract # R220201
Cooperative Agency Initial
Agreement Term:

May 1, 2022 – April 30, 2025
Cooperative Agency’s
Agreement-Options to Extend:

Two (2) additional one-year periods
Cooperative Agency Amended
Term:

May 1, 2025 – April 30, 2027
Cooperative Agency Remaining
Options to Renew:

None.

City of Mountain House
Cooperative Purchase
Agreement Term:

Date of execution until June 30, 2028
City of Mountain House
Cooperative Purchase
Agreement Amount:
$1,168,860.28

ATTACHMENT B
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2 AGREEMENT
The City of Mountain House, a municipal corporation of the State of California (the “City”), and the above-named Contractor (“Contractor”), do hereby agree that City shall be granted the pricing, terms, and conditions under the above referenced Cooperative Agency Agreement Name and Number (“Co-Op Agreement”) as such may be amended from time to time. The Co-Op Agreement and associated documents referenced in the Co-Op Agreement are incorporated herein as Exhibit A to this City Cooperative Purchase Agreement (“Agreement”).

Contractor shall grant such pricing, terms, and conditions to the City for all procurements of goods and services, whether taking place on a City purchase order, purchasing card (credit card), or other purchasing modality, whether via telephone, via the Contractor website, or via direct purchase at a Contractor retail location.

1. Agreement Term: The Term of this Agreement shall remain in effect from August 1, 2026, through July 30, 2028, unless terminated earlier by the City. The City has the option to extend the term of this Agreement by written amendment, not to exceed the Cooperative Agency Amended Term.

2. Insurance and Hold Harmless: In addition to the pricing, terms and conditions stated in the CoOp Agreement and the associated documents incorporated herein as Exhibit A, Contractor shall, at Contractor’s sole cost and expense and for the full term of this Agreement or any extension thereof, obtain and maintain at least all the insurance requirements listed and attached hereto as Exhibit B of this Agreement.

3. Indemnification, Hold Harmless, and Defense: To the fullest extent permitted by law, Contractor shall indemnify, hold harmless and defend the City, its directors, officers, employees, agents and volunteers, and each of them, from and against any and all claims, demands, causes of action, damages, penalties, judgments, awards, decrees, costs, expenses, attorneys’ fees, losses or liabilities, in law or in equity, of every kind or nature, including but not limited to personal injury, bodily injury, wrongful death, and property damage including any damage to the property, arising out of Contractor’s alleged negligence, or wrongful acts related to or in connection with Contractor’s performance of duties under the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The duty to defend and the duty to indemnify are separate and distinct obligations.

The indemnification obligations of this section shall survive the termination of this Agreement.

4. Compensation: City and Contractor do hereby enter into this Agreement for Playground Site Preparation, Equipment Installation, and Safety Surfacing available in the above-named Co-Op Agreement and associated documents incorporated herein as Exhibit A and referenced in the attached quote attached hereto as Exhibit C of this Agreement. Under no circumstances shall payment to the Contractor for the procurement of goods and services under this Agreement during its Term exceed $1,168,860.28.

5. Compliance: Contractor shall comply with all federal, state and local laws, regulations and requirements necessary for performance of this Agreement. Contractor shall comply with all laws applicable to wages and hours of employment, occupational safety, and to fire safety, health and sanitation.

ATTACHMENT B
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3 6. Attorneys’ Fees: If a party to this Agreement brings any action, including an action for declaratory relief, to enforce or interpret the provisions of this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorneys’ fees in addition to any other relief to which such party may be entitled.

7. Conflict of Interest Statement: Contractor covenants that Contractor, its officers or employees or their immediate family, presently has no interest, including, but not limited to, other projects or independent contracts, and shall not acquire any such interest, direct or indirect, which would conflict in any manner or degree with the performance of this Agreement. Contractor further covenants that in the performance of this Agreement no person having any such interest shall be employed or retained by Contractor under this Agreement. Contractor shall not hire City of Mountain House employees to perform under this Agreement, including secretarial, clerical, and similar incidental services, except upon the written approval of the City.

8. Waiver: No waiver of any breach of any covenant or provision of this Agreement shall be deemed a waiver of any other covenant or provision hereof, and no waiver shall be valid unless in writing and executed by the waiving party. An extension of time for performance of any obligation or act shall not be deemed an extension of the time for performance of any other obligation or act, and no extension shall be valid unless in writing and executed by the waiving party.

9. Governing Law: The laws of the State of California shall govern this Agreement. Venue is San Joaquin County, or where applicable, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California. The provision of this paragraph shall survive expiration or other termination of this Agreement regardless of the cause of such termination.

10. Amendment: This Agreement may be amended only by a written amendment, signed by Contractor and the City.

11. Design Standards Specifications: Contractor shall perform all work in accordance with the Cityapproved design, plans, specifications, project requirements, and applicable City design standards, which are incorporated into this Agreement by reference. If the Contractor identifies a conflict between the City’s requirements, manufacturer requirements, applicable codes, or the cooperative contract, the Contractor shall notify the City in writing before proceeding. No deviation from the approved design or specifications is permitted without the City’s prior written approval.

12. Inspections: Before the playground is opened for public use, the Contractor shall arrange and pay for a comprehensive post-installation inspection by a Certified Playground Safety Inspector (“CPSI”) who was not directly responsible for the installation. The Contractor shall provide the City with no less than forty-eight (48) hours’ advance written notice of the date and time of the inspection. The City shall have the right to attend and observe the inspection. Failure by the City to attend shall not delay the inspection or relieve the Contractor of any obligation under the Contract.

The Contractor shall correct, at no additional cost to the City, all installation-related deficiencies identified during the inspection. The playground shall not be opened for public use or accepted by the City until all material deficiencies have been corrected and the Contractor has provided the City with the final written inspection report and documentation of the corrective work.

ATTACHMENT B
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4 13. Protection and Restoration of Existing Improvements: Contractor shall protect all existing City property and improvements, including streets, sidewalks, curbs, landscaping, irrigation systems, utilities, fences, lighting, park amenities, buildings, and other facilities, from damage arising from Contractor’s or its subcontractors’ operations, including equipment delivery, transportation, staging, storage, demolition, excavation, and construction activities.

Contractor shall promptly notify the City of any damage. At the City’s option, Contractor shall repair or replace the damaged property to a condition equal to or better than its condition immediately before the damage, at no additional cost to the City, or reimburse the City for all reasonable costs incurred to perform the repair or replacement. Repairs are subject to City review and acceptance.

The City may withhold payment reasonably sufficient to cover unresolved damage. This obligation applies to damage caused by the Contractor, its employees, subcontractors, suppliers, delivery companies, or anyone under its control and survives final completion and acceptance.

14. Existing and Unforeseen Utilities: Before excavation or other ground-disturbing work, the Contractor shall verify available utility information, contact Underground Service Alert as required by law, and coordinate with the City regarding known City-owned utilities within or adjacent to the work area. The Contractor shall not rely solely on drawings or information provided by the City to determine the exact location of utilities.

If the Contractor discovers a utility conflict or determines that an existing utility must be removed, relocated, transferred, adjusted, or protected after construction begins, the Contractor shall:

1. Immediately stop affected work and protect the utility and surrounding area;

2. Promptly notify the City in writing;

3. Refrain from removing, relocating, disconnecting, transferring, or modifying the utility without the City’s prior written authorization;

4. Provide the City with the proposed solution, schedule impact, and itemized cost, if any; and

5. Coordinate the work with the City, utility owner, and other applicable agencies.

Except in an emergency involving an immediate threat to life or property, utility-related work shall not proceed without written authorization from the City. Any adjustment to the Contract Price or completion schedule must be approved through a written change order before the additional work is performed.

The Contractor shall be responsible, at no additional cost to the City, for repairing damage to utilities caused by the Contractor, its subcontractors, suppliers, delivery personnel, or failure to comply with applicable utility-location requirements.

If an undisclosed utility could not reasonably have been identified through required utility locating, available records, or a reasonable site investigation, responsibility for the cost and schedule impacts of its removal, relocation, or protection shall be determined by the City through the written change-order process. The Contractor shall take reasonable steps to minimize any resulting cost or delay.

ATTACHMENT B
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5 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City of Mountain House and the Contractor have executed this Agreement on the day and year first written below, and the persons signing this Agreement on behalf of the parties warrant that they have full authority to do so.

Contractor City of Mountain House
State of California
By: ____________________________
David Yooso
Founder, Principal - Owner
By: ___________________________
Steven J. Pinkerton
City Manager
Date: _________________________ Date: _________________________ Approved as to Form:

By: ___________________________
John Bakker
City Attorney

ATTACHMENT B
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6 EXHIBIT A

1. PRECONSTRUCTION MEETING AND NOTICE TO PROCEED
Before mobilization, delivery of materials or equipment, site preparation, demolition, or commencement of any onsite work, the Contractor and its applicable subcontractors shall attend a preconstruction meeting with the City and other City-designated representatives.

The Contractor shall coordinate with the City to schedule the meeting and shall provide all requested project documents before or during the meeting. The meeting may address, as applicable:

A. Project schedule, sequencing, and anticipated completion date; B. Site access, delivery routes, staging, storage, and parking; C. Protection of existing park facilities, landscaping, irrigation, utilities, lighting, sidewalks, and other improvements;
D. Site safety, security, temporary fencing, public access, and work-hour restrictions; E. Demolition, site preparation, excavation, equipment installation, and surfacing; F. Required permits, utility locating, inspections, testing, and quality-control procedures; G. Contractor points of contact and emergency contacts; H. Submittals, change authorization, documentation, and communication procedures; I. Required post-installation inspection, correction of deficiencies, closeout documents, and staff training; and
J. Preconstruction documentation of existing site conditions, including photographs or video. a. The Contractor shall not mobilize, deliver equipment, begin site preparation, or perform onsite work until the preconstruction meeting has been completed and the City has issued written authorization to proceed. Attendance at the meeting and compliance with its resulting requirements shall be included in the Contract Price at no additional cost to the City.

ATTACHMENT B
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Contract # R220201
for
Playground Systems, Installation, Service, and Related Items with
BCI Burke, LLC.

Effective: May 1, 2022

ATTACHMENT B
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Mountain House                                               Page 76 of 1946 The following documents comprise the executed contract between the Region 4 Education Service Center and BCI Burke, LLC., effective May 1, 2022:

I. Vendor Contract and Signature Form
II. Supplier’s Response to the RFP, incorporated by reference

ATTACHMENT B
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1 APPENDIX A

CONTRACT
This Contract (“Contract”) is made as of February 22, 2022 by and between BCI Burke, LLC. (Contractor”) and Region 4 Education Service Center (“Region 4 ESC”) for the purchase of Playground Systems, Installation, Service, and Related Items (“the products and services”).

RECITALS
WHEREAS, Region 4 ESC issued Request for Proposals Number R #22-02 for Playground Systems, Installation, Services, and Related Items (“RFP”), to which Contractor provided a response (“Proposal”); and
WHEREAS, Region 4 ESC selected Contractor’s Proposal and wishes to engage Contractor in providing the services/materials described in the RFP and Proposal; WHEREAS, both parties agree and understand the following pages will constitute the Contract between the Contractor and Region 4 ESC, having its principal place of business at 7145 West Tidwell Road, Houston, TX 77092.

WHEREAS, Contractor included, in writing, any required exceptions or deviations from these terms, conditions, and specifications; and it is further understood that, if agreed to by Region 4 ESC, said exceptions or deviations are incorporated into the Contract.

WHEREAS, this Contract consists of the provisions set forth below, including provisions of all attachments referenced herein. In the event of a conflict between the provisions set forth below and those contained in any attachment, the provisions set forth below shall control.

WHEREAS, the Contract will provide that any state and local governmental entities, public and private primary, secondary and higher education entities, non-profit entities, and agencies for the public benefit (“Public Agencies”) may purchase products and services at prices indicated in the Contract upon the Public Agency’s registration with OMNIA Partners. 1) Term of agreement. The term of the Contract is for a period of three (3) years unless terminated, canceled or extended as otherwise provided herein. Region 4 ESC shall have the right to renew the Contract for two (2) additional one-year periods or portions thereof. Region 4 ESC shall review the Contract prior to the renewal date and notify the Contractor of Region 4 ESC’s intent renew the Contract. Contractor may elect not to renew by providing three hundred sixty-five days’ (365) notice to Region 4 ESC. Notwithstanding the expiration of the initial term or any subsequent term or all renewal options, Region 4 ESC and Contractor may mutually agree to extend the term of this Agreement. Contractor acknowledges and understands Region 4 ESC is under no obligation whatsoever to extend the term of this Agreement.
2) The anticipated full term of the contract is five (5) years. The Contractor shall have the right to enter local “service” agreements with Participating Public Agencies accessing the contract through OMNIA Partners, so long as the effective date of such agreement is prior to the expiration of the Contract. All local agreements may have a full potential term (any

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2 combination of initial and renewal periods) not to exceed five years. Any tasks or project agreements executed against this Master Agreement during the effective term may survive beyond the expiration of the Master Agreement as established and agreed to by both parties. 3) Scope: Contractor shall perform all duties, responsibilities and obligations, set forth in this agreement, and described in the RFP, incorporated herein by reference as though fully set forth herein.
4) Form of Contract. The form of Contract shall be the RFP, the Offeror’s proposal and Best and Final Offer(s).
5) Order of Precedence. In the event of a conflict in the provisions of the Contract as accepted by Region 4 ESC, the following order of precedence shall prevail:
i. This Contract
ii. Offeror’s Best and Final Offer
iii. Offeror’s proposal
iv. RFP and any addenda
6) Commencement of Work. The Contractor is cautioned not to commence any billable work or provide any material or service under this Contract until Contractor receives a purchase order for such work or is otherwise directed to do so in writing by Region 4 ESC. 7) Entire Agreement (Parol evidence). The Contract, as specified above, represents the final written expression of agreement. All agreements are contained herein and no other agreements or representations that materially alter it are acceptable. 8) Assignment of Contract. No assignment of Contract may be made without the prior written approval of Region 4 ESC. Contractor is required to notify Region 4 ESC when any material change in operations is made (i.e. bankruptcy, change of ownership, merger, etc.). 9) Novation. If Contractor sells or transfers all assets or the entire portion of the assets used to perform this Contract, a successor in interest must guarantee to perform all obligations under this Contract. Region 4 ESC reserves the right to accept or reject any new party. A change of name agreement will not change the contractual obligations of Contractor. 10) Contract Alterations. No alterations to the terms of this Contract shall be valid or binding unless authorized and signed by Region 4 ESC.
11) Adding Authorized Distributors/Dealers. Contractor is prohibited from authorizing additional distributors or dealers, other than those identified at the time of submitting their proposal, to sell under the Contract without notification and prior written approval from Region 4 ESC.

Contractor must notify Region 4 ESC each time it wishes to add an authorized distributor or dealer. Purchase orders and payment can only be made to the Contractor unless otherwise approved by Region 4 ESC. Pricing provided to members by added distributors or dealers must also be less than or equal to the Contractor’s pricing. 12) TERMINATION OF CONTRACT
a) Cancellation for Non-Performance or Contractor Deficiency. Region 4 ESC may terminate the Contract if purchase volume is determined to be low volume in any 12-month period.

Region 4 ESC reserves the right to cancel the whole or any part of this Contract due to

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3 failure by Contractor to carry out any obligation, term or condition of the contract. Region 4 ESC may issue a written deficiency notice to Contractor for acting or failing to act in any of the following:
i. Providing material that does not meet the specifications of the Contract; ii. Providing work or material was not awarded under the Contract; iii. Failing to adequately perform the services set forth in the scope of work and specifications;
iv. Failing to complete required work or furnish required materials within a reasonable amount of time;
v. Failing to make progress in performance of the Contract or giving Region 4 ESC reason to believe Contractor will not or cannot perform the requirements of the Contract; or
vi. Performing work or providing services under the Contract prior to receiving an authorized purchase order.

Upon receipt of a written deficiency notice, Contractor shall have ten (10) days to provide a satisfactory response to Region 4 ESC. Failure to adequately address all issues of concern may result in Contract cancellation. Upon cancellation under this paragraph, all goods, materials, work, documents, data and reports prepared by Contractor under the Contract shall immediately become the property of Region 4 ESC. b) Termination for Cause. If, for any reason, Contractor fails to fulfill its obligation in a timely manner, or Contractor violates any of the covenants, agreements, or stipulations of this Contract Region 4 ESC reserves the right to terminate the Contract immediately and pursue all other applicable remedies afforded by law. Such termination shall be effective by delivery of notice, to the Contractor, specifying the effective date of termination. In such event, all documents, data, studies, surveys, drawings, maps, models and reports prepared by Contractor will become the property of the Region 4 ESC. If such event does occur, Contractor will be entitled to receive just and equitable compensation for the satisfactory work completed on such documents.
c) Delivery/Service Failures. Failure to deliver goods or services within the time specified, or within a reasonable time period as interpreted by the purchasing agent or failure to make replacements or corrections of rejected articles/services when so requested shall constitute grounds for the Contract to be terminated. In the event Region 4 ESC must purchase in an open market, Contractor agrees to reimburse Region 4 ESC, within a reasonable time period, for all expenses incurred.
d) Force Majeure. If by reason of Force Majeure, either party hereto shall be rendered unable wholly or in part to carry out its obligations under this Agreement then such party shall give notice and full particulars of Force Majeure in writing to the other party within a reasonable time after occurrence of the event or cause relied upon, and the obligation of the party giving such notice, so far as it is affected by such Force Majeure, shall be suspended during the continuance of the inability then claimed, except as hereinafter provided, but for no longer period, and such party shall endeavor to remove or overcome such inability with all reasonable dispatch.

The term Force Majeure as employed herein, shall mean acts of God, strikes, lockouts, or other industrial disturbances, act of public enemy, orders of any kind of government of the United States or the State of Texas or any civil or military authority; insurrections; riots; epidemics; landslides; lighting; earthquake; fires; hurricanes; storms; floods; washouts; droughts; arrests; restraint of government and people; civil disturbances; explosions, breakage or accidents to machinery, pipelines or canals, or other causes not reasonably within the control of the party claiming such inability. It is understood and agreed that the settlement of strikes and lockouts shall be entirely within the discretion of the party having the difficulty, and that the above requirement that any Force Majeure shall be remedied

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4 with all reasonable dispatch shall not require the settlement of strikes and lockouts by acceding to the demands of the opposing party or parties when such settlement is unfavorable in the judgment of the party having the difficulty. e) Standard Cancellation. Region 4 ESC may cancel this Contract in whole or in part by providing written notice. The cancellation will take effect 30 business days after the other party receives the notice of cancellation. After the 30th business day all work will cease following completion of final purchase order.
13) Licenses. Contractor shall maintain in current status all federal, state and local licenses, bonds and permits required for the operation of the business conducted by Contractor. Contractor shall remain fully informed of and in compliance with all ordinances and regulations pertaining to the lawful provision of services under the Contract. Region 4 ESC reserves the right to stop work and/or cancel the Contract if Contractor’s license(s) expire, lapse, are suspended or terminated.
14) Survival Clause. All applicable software license agreements, warranties or service agreements that are entered into between Contractor and Region 4 ESC under the terms and conditions of the Contract shall survive the expiration or termination of the Contract. All Purchase Orders issued and accepted by Contractor shall survive expiration or termination of the Contract.
15) Delivery. Conforming product shall be shipped within 7 days of receipt of Purchase Order. If delivery is not or cannot be made within this time period, the Contractor must receive authorization for the delayed delivery. The order may be canceled if the estimated shipping time is not acceptable. All deliveries shall be freight prepaid, F.O.B. Destination and shall be included in all pricing offered unless otherwise clearly stated in writing. 16) Inspection & Acceptance. If defective or incorrect material is delivered, Region 4 ESC may make the determination to return the material to the Contractor at no cost to Region 4 ESC.

The Contractor agrees to pay all shipping costs for the return shipment. Contractor shall be responsible for arranging the return of the defective or incorrect material. 17) Payments. Payment shall be made after satisfactory performance, in accordance with all provisions thereof, and upon receipt of a properly completed invoice. 18) Price Adjustments. Should it become necessary or proper during the term of this Contract to make any change in design or any alterations that will increase price, Region 4 ESC must be notified immediately. Price increases must be approved by Region 4 ESC and no payment for additional materials or services, beyond the amount stipulated in the Contract shall be paid without prior approval. All price increases must be supported by manufacturer documentation, or a formal cost justification letter. Contractor must honor previous prices for thirty (30) days after approval and written notification from Region 4 ESC. It is the Contractor’s responsibility to keep all pricing up to date and on file with Region 4 ESC. All price changes must be provided to Region 4 ESC, using the same format as was provided and accepted in the Contractor’s proposal.

Price reductions may be offered at any time during Contract. Special, time-limited reductions are permissible under the following conditions: 1) reduction is available to all users equally; 2) reduction is for a specific period, normally not less than thirty (30) days; and 3) original price is not exceeded after the time-limit. Contractor shall offer Region 4 ESC any published price reduction during the Contract term.

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5 19) Audit Rights. Contractor shall, at its sole expense, maintain appropriate due diligence of all purchases made by Region 4 ESC and any entity that utilizes this Contract. Region 4 ESC reserves the right to audit the accounting for a period of three (3) years from the time such purchases are made. This audit right shall survive termination of this Agreement for a period of one (1) year from the effective date of termination. Region 4 ESC shall have the authority to conduct random audits of Contractor’s pricing at Region 4 ESC's sole cost and expense.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event that Region 4 ESC is made aware of any pricing being offered that is materially inconsistent with the pricing under this agreement, Region 4 ESC shall have the ability to conduct an extensive audit of Contractor’s pricing at Contractor’s sole cost and expense. Region 4 ESC may conduct the audit internally or may engage a thirdparty auditing firm. In the event of an audit, the requested materials shall be provided in the format and at the location designated by Region 4 ESC.
20) Discontinued Products. If a product or model is discontinued by the manufacturer, Contractor may substitute a new product or model if the replacement product meets or exceeds the specifications and performance of the discontinued model and if the discount is the same or greater than the discontinued model.
21) New Products/Services. New products and/or services that meet the scope of work may be added to the Contract. Pricing shall be equivalent to the percentage discount for other products. Contractor may replace or add product lines if the line is replacing or supplementing products, is equal or superior to the original products, is discounted similarly or greater than the original discount, and if the products meet the requirements of the Contract. No products and/or services may be added to avoid competitive procurement requirements. Region 4 ESC may require additions to be submitted with documentation from Members demonstrating an interest in, or a potential requirement for, the new product or service. Region 4 ESC may reject any additions without cause.
22) Options. Optional equipment for products under Contract may be added to the Contract at the time they become available under the following conditions: 1) the option is priced at a discount similar to other options; 2) the option is an enhancement to the unit that improves performance or reliability.
23) Warranty Conditions. All supplies, equipment and services shall include manufacturer's minimum standard warranty and one (1) year labor warranty unless otherwise agreed to in writing.
24) Site Cleanup. Contractor shall clean up and remove all debris and rubbish resulting from their work as required or directed. Upon completion of the work, the premises shall be left in good repair and an orderly, neat, clean, safe and unobstructed condition. 25) Site Preparation. Contractor shall not begin a project for which the site has not been prepared, unless Contractor does the preparation work at no cost, or until Region 4 ESC includes the cost of site preparation in a purchase order. Site preparation includes, but is not limited to:
moving furniture, installing wiring for networks or power, and similar pre-installation requirements.
26) Registered Sex Offender Restrictions. For work to be performed at schools, Contractor agrees no employee or employee of a subcontractor who has been adjudicated to be a registered sex offender will perform work at any time when students are or are reasonably expected to be present. Contractor agrees a violation of this condition shall be considered a

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6 material breach and may result in the cancellation of the purchase order at Region 4 ESC’s discretion. Contractor must identify any additional costs associated with compliance of this term. If no costs are specified, compliance with this term will be provided at no additional charge.
27) Safety measures. Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions for the safety of employees on the worksite and shall erect and properly maintain all necessary safeguards for protection of workers and the public. Contractor shall post warning signs against all hazards created by its operation and work in progress. Proper precautions shall be taken pursuant to state law and standard practices to protect workers, general public and existing structures from injury or damage.
28) Smoking. Persons working under the Contract shall adhere to local smoking policies.

Smoking will only be permitted in posted areas or off premises. 29) Stored materials. Upon prior written agreement between the Contractor and Region 4 ESC, payment may be made for materials not incorporated in the work but delivered and suitably stored at the site or some other location, for installation at a later date. An inventory of the stored materials must be provided to Region 4 ESC prior to payment. Such materials must be stored and protected in a secure location and be insured for their full value by the Contractor against loss and damage. Contractor agrees to provide proof of coverage and additionally insured upon request. Additionally, if stored offsite, the materials must also be clearly identified as property of Region 4 ESC and be separated from other materials. Region 4 ESC must be allowed reasonable opportunity to inspect and take inventory of stored materials, on or offsite, as necessary. Until final acceptance by Region 4 ESC, it shall be the Contractor's responsibility to protect all materials and equipment. Contractor warrants and guarantees that title for all work, materials and equipment shall pass to Region 4 ESC upon final acceptance. 30) Funding Out Clause. A Contract for the acquisition, including lease, of real or personal property is a commitment of Region 4 ESC’s current revenue only. Region 4 ESC retains the right to terminate the Contract at the expiration of each budget period during the term of the Contract and is conditioned on a best effort attempt by Region 4 ESC to obtain appropriate funds for payment of the contract.
31) Indemnity. Contractor shall protect, indemnify, and hold harmless both Region 4 ESC and its administrators, employees and agents against all claims, damages, losses and expenses arising out of or resulting from the actions of the Contractor, Contractor employees or subcontractors in the preparation of the solicitation and the later execution of the Contract.

Any litigation involving either Region 4 ESC, its administrators and employees and agents will be in Harris County, Texas.
32) Marketing. Contractor agrees to allow Region 4 ESC to use their name and logo within website, marketing materials and advertisement. Any use of Region 4 ESC name and logo or any form of publicity, inclusive of press releases, regarding this Contract by Contractor must have prior approval from Region 4 ESC.
33) Certificates of Insurance. Certificates of insurance shall be delivered to the Region 4 ESC prior to commencement of work. The Contractor shall give Region 4 ESC a minimum of ten (10) days’ notice prior to any modifications or cancellation of policies. The Contractor shall require all subcontractors performing any work to maintain coverage as specified.

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CONTRACT
7 34) Legal Obligations. It is Contractor’s responsibility to be aware of and comply with all local, state, and federal laws governing the sale of products/services and shall comply with all laws while fulfilling the Contract. Applicable laws and regulation must be followed even if not specifically identified herein.
35) Authorized Distributors/Subs. Should an Awarded Offeror utilize distributors and/or dealers that have been approved, Participating Public Agencies may choose to issue work directly to the distributor and/or dealer if allowed by the Awarded Offeror and Participating Public Agency.

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Mountain House                                               Page 84 of 1946 Margaret S. Bass
Linda Tinnerman
2/22/2022
2/22/2022

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TERMS & CONDITIONS ACCEPTANCE FORM
Signature on the Offer and Contract Signature form certifies complete acceptance of the terms and conditions in this solicitation and draft Contract except as noted below with proposed substitute language (additional pages may be attached, if necessary). The provisions of the RFP cannot be modified without the express written approval of Region 4 ESC. If a proposal is returned with modifications to the draft Contract provisions that are not expressly approved in writing by Region 4 ESC, the Contract provisions contained in the RFP shall prevail.

Check one of the following responses:
 Offeror takes no exceptions to the terms and conditions of the RFP and draft Contract. (Note: If none are listed below, it is understood that no exceptions/deviations are taken.)  Offeror takes the following exceptions to the RFP and draft Contract. All exceptions must be clearly explained, reference the corresponding term to which Offeror is taking exception and clearly state any proposed modified language, proposed additional terms to the RFP and draft Contract must be included:
(Note: Unacceptable exceptions may remove Offeror’s proposal from consideration for award. Region 4 ESC shall be the sole judge on the acceptance of exceptions and modifications and the decision shall be final.

If an offer is made with modifications to the contract provisions that are not expressly approved in writing, the contract provisions contained in the RFP shall prevail.) Section/Page Term, Condition, or
Specification
Exception/Proposed Modification Accepted
(For Region 4
ESC’s use)
X

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a) Products/Pricing
i. Offerors shall provide pricing based on a discount from a manufacturer’s price list or catalog, or fixed price, or a combination of both with indefinite quantities. Prices listed will be used to establish the extent of a manufacturer’s product lines, services, warranties, etc. that are available from Offeror and the pricing per item. Multiple percentage discounts are acceptable if, where different percentage discounts apply, they different percentages are specified. Additional pricing and/or discounts may be included. Products and services proposed are to be priced separately with all ineligible items identified. Discounts proposed should remain the same for the first 12 months after the contract award. Offerors may elect to limit their proposals to any category or categories.
ii. Include an electronic copy of the catalog from which discount, or fixed price, is calculated.

Electronic price lists must contain the following: (if applicable) • Manufacturer part #
• Offeror’s Part # (if different from manufacturer part #) • Description
• Manufacturers Suggested List Price and Net Price
• Net price to Region 4 ESC (including freight)
Media submitted for price list must include the Offerors’ company name, name of the solicitation, and date on a Flash Drive (i.e. Pin or Jump Drives). -Please see Burke Price Lists in the Price Lists Folder In Tab 2 Products and Pricing • BCI Burke 2022 OMNIA Price List
• Burke Volume Discounts
-Please see Burke Catalogs located in Catalogs Folder in Tab 2 Products and Pricing:
 Burke 2021 Playground & Recreation Guide
 Burke 2021 Fitness Catalog
 Burke 2021 Early Childhood Catalog
Please note our 2021 Catalog Pricing is not updated, please use our BCI Burke 2022 Price Lists for current OMNIA Partners Pricing for this RFP. iii. Offerors should describe their services, parts, and labor components.

Burke will offer OMNIA members the following products/services:
• Burke Playground Equipment
• Sports & Recreation Equipment
• Site Amenities
• Borders
• Burke Turf and Burke Tiles Surfacing
• Burke Equipment Installation
• Burke Turf and Burke Tile Installation
iv. Is pricing available for all products and services? Yes
v. Describe any shipping charges.

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Due to fluctuations in freight rates and the varying size and shape of playground equipment, freight is determined on a per project basis. Freight will be invoiced to OMNIA members at Burke’s cost. The freight charge will be clearly noted on the quote provided by Burke.
vi. Provide pricing for warranties on all products and services.

Burke stands behind our products like no other playground manufacturer. It starts with Burke Built® quality that is backed by the longest and strongest warranty in the industry – the Burke’s Generations Warranty®. We don’t pro-rate your warranty and if a plastic play event needs replacement during the warranty period due to manufacturing defect, we’ll replace it for free and give you a brand-new warranty on the part.

Burke’s hand-crafted quality also means less maintenance is required, which keeps your operating costs low and your playground open for play.

The Burke Generations Warranty is the longest and strongest in the industry and shows our commitment to creating spaces that will serve communities for years to come.

Labor is not included in Burke’s warranty. However, numerous Burke Representatives include a supplemental warranty for labor related to warrant repairs on Burke equipment.

Each warranty claim is reviewed on a case by case basis to ensure the full scope of the claim is understood and documented. It is during this review that a decision is made on the cost of labor and if it is to be covered in relation to the claim. See Attachment 1 - Burke Generations Warranty.
vii. Describe any return and restocking fees.

If products are returned to Burke due to an error in ordering or the customer has changed their mind on something, parts that can go directly into stock with no additional work are simply put into stock and the customer is credited for those parts. Parts that need additional processing or re-powder coating are assessed a 25% re-stocking charge. If parts are not able to be used (as determined by the Quality Manager) and have to be scrapped, the customer will not receive credit for those items. viii. Describe any additional discounts or rebates available. Additional discounts or rebates may be offered for large quantity orders, single ship to location, growth, annual spend, guaranteed quantity, etc.

Burke is pleased to offer the following volume discounts on Burke Playground Equipment, Sports & Recreation Equipment, Site Amenities and borders:

List Price Range Discount off of list price
$1-$49,999 Standard proposed discount of 7% off of list price $50,000-$99,999 10% Discount off of list price
$100,000 and above 15% Discount off of list price
Burke offers promotions throughout the year which will provide additional customer discounts. These promotional prices will be offered to OMNIA members and quoted accordingly. We will encourage OMNIA members to utilize these deep discounts when they are available.

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Please note that volume pricing does not apply to surfacing or installation. ix. Describe how customers verify they are receiving Contract pricing.

Each OMNIA member order is carefully audited by our Accounting Department, Design Department and Sales Department to ensure everything is to the customer’s specifications and according to the terms and conditions of the OMNIA contract. Burke works very closely with our Representatives and customers to ensure total customer satisfaction throughout the entire process. Line item pricing is provided to OMNIA and customer has the ability to compare the line item pricing on their proposal to the approved OMNIA Contract pricing.
x. Describe payment methods offered.

All OMNIA Partners members will receive net 30-day payment terms. Burke accepts payments via check, ACH and credit card. To assist with financing, Burke has partnered with NewLane Finance Company to offer payment plans for approved customers. Burke does offer payments via credit cards. There is a 3% fee off the total order if paid after the order has shipped. The 3% credit card fee is waived if the order is pre-paid prior to the order shipment. Please see Attachment 2 - Newlane Sell Sheet xi. Propose the frequency of updates to the Offeror’s pricing structure. Describe any proposed indices to guide price adjustments. If offering a catalog contract with discounts by category, while changes in individual pricing may change, the category discounts should not change over the term of the Contract.

We don’t anticipate any changes in the category discounts offered in our RFP response. xii. Describe how future product introductions will be priced and align with Contract pricing proposed.

Future product introductions will be discounted to align with the contract categories indicated in the RFP response.
xiii. Provide any additional information relevant to this section.

Please see product line attachments:

Attachment 3 – Burke Tile
Attachment 4 - Burke Turf
Attachment 5 – Nucleus Product Line
Attachment 6 – Nucleus Evolution Product Line
Attachment 7 - Intensity Product Line
Attachment 8 – Synergy Product Line
Attachment 9 – Synergy Imagination Product Line
Attachment 10 – Synergy 4Me Product Line

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As with any project, cost is a major consideration. Describe a cost model that provides Region 4 ESC and Participating Public Agencies with both the services desired from a complex project perspective and also to know that the product costs are defined and appropriate for the items being procured. Additionally, Region 4 ESC wants to enter into a relationship with the best available company or organization and recognizes that the “best value” is not always provided by the “low-cost proposal”. It is vitally important that a district get value for its dollar and be able to demonstrate this to the taxpayers. Consequently, prospective vendor(s) are required to provide a proposed pricing model that will:
• Be able to demonstrate throughout the life of the contract that the costs associated with this partnership are within normal and customary charges for the type of service provided.
• Be simple to administer as specific scopes of work are developed. • Meet all statutory requirements for record keeping, reporting and auditing of public funds.
• Adhere to agency purchasing policy.
• Be flexible in working within established budgets.
• Provide firm/competitive prices to clients once the projects are scoped • Provide service rates and contractual maximum uplifts for goods and services through both your firm.

Please see attachments for installation under the Price List Folder in Tab 2 Products and Pricing:
• BCI Burke 2022 Equipment Installation Rates
• BCI Burke 2022 Burke Tile Installation Rates
• BCI Burke 2022 Burke Turf Installation Rates
Any additional costs would be calculated based on the specific needs of the project and would be quoted as “open market” items on the OMNIA quote. • Vendor(s) must submit a cost proposal fully supported by documentation. This must be a verifiable price index for equipment, systems, parts, components, surfacing materials, site furnishings, installation and all other Products, services and supplies offered by the supplier. --Please see Burke Price Lists in the Price Lists Folder In Tab 2 Products and Pricing - Please see Attachment 11 - Burke Sample Cost Model to see a sample customer quote and proposal.
• Include building pricing for a current infrastructure build out for a typical agency with appropriate technology infrastructure to support voice video and data to the desktop (data being Internet connectivity at a minimum).

This is not applicable to this RFP for Playground Solutions. We have attached a sample cost model for Playground Equipment and Services (see above). • There may be times where products or services required are needed from a supplier outside of awarded supplier’s capabilities. Indicate how these situations will be handled.

OMNIA members are able to purchase non-Burke contracted products and services.

Our Representative firms distribute a wide variety of ancillary products including water play, bleachers, park shelters, non-Burke surfacing (PIP, EWF etc.) offering a full turnATTACHMENT B Item 7.4
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key solution for OMNIA members. Burke will provide line item quotations for these “open market” items on the OMNIA quote, and will clearly indicate that these are “open market” goods and/or services. The OMNIA member will be required to sign the quotation, which is an indication that they agree to the products and services as quoted.

It cannot be over emphasized how important this criterion is to the potential success of any prospective contractor(s) and your particular attention to providing a unique and workable implementation is strongly recommended.

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Mountain House                                               Page 91 of 1946 Early Childhood
Playground
Products

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Mountain House                                               Page 92 of 1946 When children play, they are free to move, imagine, explore and engage. Play lays the foundation for development and teaches important skills that help children meet milestones and become leaders, team members, creative problem solvers and friends. At Burke, we believe in play and know just how important it is to our children. This is why we offer research-based playgrounds and outdoor classrooms that empower and inspire them for the future. Oh, and did we mention play is fun too? Explore how early childhood play can impact the children in your
care and help you stand apart from the crowd.

Play That
Moves You®

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Mountain House                                               Page 93 of 1946 Contents
• Early Childhood Playgrounds 4
• Preschool Playgrounds 8
• School-Aged Playgrounds 14
• Music Play 16
• Imaginative Play 18
• Sensory Play 22
• Motion Play 24
• Swings 28
• Novo® Playful Furniture 30
• Climbers 31
• Slides 31
• Shade & Site Furnishings 32
• Color Selection 33
bciburke.com
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Mountain House                                               Page 94 of 1946 Physical
Developing gross and fine motor skills, core, upper and lower body strength, proprioception, balance and agility are important to helping a child develop physically. Play does this inherently by encouraging kids to explore, pursue adventure and overcome obstacles. Children at these critical early ages are developing fundamental physical skills that will help them thrive throughout their lives.

Emotional
Play is vital for a child’s emotional development
and the emergence of their experience, expression
and understanding. Imaginative and pretend play
in a group helps children learn to express and
understand their own and other children’s feelings.

Designed
For you
Play That Moves You brings to life the products and playspaces that foster experiences, growth, fun and engagement for everyone.

Developing these products and designing these playspaces specifically for early childhood means researching play with some of the industry’s brightest minds and most forward-thinking organizations. It means devoting ourselves to play and being guided by our passion for helping everyone develop
social, emotional, physical and creative skills that
transcend the playground.
2 Play That Moves You

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Mountain House                                               Page 95 of 1946 Social
Socialization is important at all ages and stages of development. It establishes empathy, teaches cooperation and is important for mental health. As children age, they transition from parallel to cooperative play and begin to develop friendships rooted in shared experiences.

Imaginative
Creativity is encouraged by allowing children to participate in child-directed play. Here they’re able to role-play, create and participate in dramatic play where they can
experiment and understand social roles. Play helps
develop each child’s unique style of creative expression. bciburke.com
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Mountain House                                               Page 96 of 1946 Children ages 6-23 months are motivated to learn and
explore and Synergy Imagination 4ME fosters development for this early childhood age group. Designed from research with Early Childhood Education Professors, each play
event is tied directly to developmental milestones
and helps children obtain skills in a natural
setting through child-directed play.

Synergy
Imagination 4ME™
Developmental Play
Children ages 6-23 months are in a critical stage
of development. They are learning to crawl, walk,
communicate, imagine and interact. Play is key
to the development of children and properly
designed play events and spaces help foster
positive outcomes in this and every age group.

Right Sized
With smaller hand grips, steps
and decks, the sizing and spacing
is exactly what children ages
6-23 months need to help them
develop, learn, engage and grow.

Whimsical Design
Great designs come from great research and
Synergy Imagination 4ME was born from the
meeting of some of the best minds in the
industry. The result is whimsical, fun play events
that help children reach important developmental
milestones in a child-directed environment.

SY-3016 Ages 6-23 months
bciburke.com/4me Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Early Childhood Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination 4ME Play System
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Mountain House                                               Page 97 of 1946 SY-3046 Ages 6-23 months
4 Play Events | 14 Kid Capacity
21’ x 19’ (6.4m x 5.8m) Max Use Zone*
SY-3000 Ages 6-23 months
4 Play Events | 15 Kid Capacity
19’ x 20’ (5.8m x 6.1m) Max Use Zone*
SY-3002 Ages 6-23 months
5 Play Events | 20 Kid Capacity
25’ x 22’ (7.7m x 6.8m) Max Use Zone*
Play Ramp
Flower Spinner
Rope Wall
Bubble Window
Play Panel
Spark Slide
Animal
Play Panel
12”
Synergy Tunnel
Sensory Play Panel
Play Ramp
Petal Post Toppers
Spark Slide
Hammock
Bubble Window
Play Panel
18” 12”
18”
Elation Roof
Abacus
Drum Activity Arch
Sensory Play Panel
Bubble Window Spark Slide
Play Panel
12”
Contact your Local Burke Representative to design your playground! bciburke.com/rep • 800.266.i250
*Required use zones may be smaller depending on play setting. See ASTM F2373. Synergy Imagination 4ME is designed to comply with ASTM F2373 - Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Public Use Play Equipment for Children 6 months through 23 months. | Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Mountain House                                               Page 98 of 1946 SY-3047 Ages 6-23 months
6 Play Events | 18 Kid Capacity
23’ x 20’ (7m x 6.1m) Max Use Zone*
SY-3003 Ages 6-23 months
7 Play Events | 33 Kid Capacity
30’ x 21’ (9.2m x 6.4m) Max Use Zone*
SY-3001 Ages 6-23 months
4 Play Events | 25 Kid Capacity
23’ x 24’ (7m x 7.4m) Max Use Zone*
Hex ShadePlay
Canopy
Spark Slide Drum Activity Arch
Sensory
Play Panel
Animal Play Panel
Sensory Activity Arch
Bubble Window Play Panel
12”
Rope Wall
Sensory Activity Panel
Sensory
Play Panel Drum Activity Panel
Elation Roofs
Spark Slide
Play Ramp
Animal Play Panel
12” 6”
Abacus
Bug Activity Arch
Sensory Play Panel
Hammock Play Ramp
Elation Roofs
Bubble Window
Play Panel
Spark Slide
Rope Wall
Lil’ Novo Bean Table
With Bean Benches
12” 12” 6”
Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Early Childhood Playgrounds
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Mountain House                                               Page 99 of 1946 Research-based and designed to enhance growth in
children ages 6-23 months, the Sensory and Exploration
Stations are the perfect way to bring play to the youngest of community members. With sensory rich games, learning
opportunities and places to play both parallel and
cooperatively, these pieces are an ideal avenue
to encourage child development through
play and make learning fun!
i
i
2 2
Sensory &
Exploration
Stations
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features Max Use Zone* 1 580-1371 Sensory Station™ 6-23 months 15 kids 10 features N/A 1 580-1366 Portable Sensory Station 6-23 months 15 kids 10 features N/A 2 580-1372 Exploration Station™ 6-23 months 8 kids 11 features 19’ x 18’ (5.8m x 5.5) 2 580-1367 Portable Exploration Station 6-23 months 8 kids 11 features 19’ x 18’ (5.8m x 5.5) bciburke.com/stations
Early Childhood Playgrounds
Sensory & Exploration Stations 7
*Required use zones may be smaller depending on play setting. See ASTM F2373. Synergy Imagination 4ME, Sensory Stations and Exploration Stations are designed to comply with ASTM F2373 - Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Public Use Play Equipment for Children 6 months through 23 months.

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Mountain House                                               Page 100 of 1946 Imaginative Play
Imagination is how children develop a sense of
self, visualize their place in the world and learn to
interact with each other. Fostering imaginative play
is important, especially at the critical ages of 2-5.

Right Sized
With smaller hand grips, steps and decks,
the sizing and spacing is exactly what
children ages 2-5 need to help them
develop, learn, engage and grow.

Whimsical Design
Synergy Imagination brings children a
whimsical space that is designed with them
in mind with surprises around every corner!
SY-3013 Ages 2-5
Synergy
Imagination®
Imagination is not only fun but an important part of how children develop a sense of self, see the world and interact with their peers and caregivers. Playing in a space with soft, approachable lines and products that are designed and sized especially for them will increase confidence, encourage exploration and
learn and grow through play.

Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System 8
bciburke.com/Imagination Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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Mountain House                                               Page 101 of 1946 SY-2988 Ages 2-5
9 Play Events | 34 Kid Capacity
33’ x 29’ (10.1m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-3050 Ages 2-5
7 Play Events | 35 Kid Capacity
27’ x 38’ (8.3m x 11.6m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step Crescent Rain Panel
Acorn Panel
Tree Branch
Climber
Centipede Climber
Elation Roofs
Petal Step Climber
Monaco Slide
Synergy Hammock 90 Degree Tunnel
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
40”
48”
48”
SY-2992 Ages 2-5
12 Play Events | 40 Kid Capacity
31’ x 26’ (9.5m x 8m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
16”
32”
Transfer Station
Petal Step Climber
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
Beta Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Steps
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Crescent Drum Panel
Crescent Spinner Panel
S Tunnel
Elation Roofs
ABC Panel
PlayHouse with Tunnel
PlayHouse Fence
Linx Climber
Crux Climber
Lil’ Novo
Bean Step
Manitou Climber
Linking Ring
Climber
Elation Roofs
Viper S
48” 16”
Contact your Local Burke Representative to design your playground! bciburke.com/rep • 800.266.i250
Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System 9
Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Mountain House                                               Page 102 of 1946 SY-2915 Ages 2-5
11 Play Events | 32 Kid Capacity
25’ x 26’ (7.7m x 8m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2918 Ages 2-5
8 Play Events | 31 Kid Capacity
27’ x 26’ (8.3m x 8m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step Leaf Climber
Crescent Chimes Panel
Elation Roofs Acorn
Panel
Crux Climber
Propeller Panel
Collision Ring Panel Ascend Climber
Monaco Slide
32”
32”
40”
32”
24”
16”
Petal Step Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Steps
S Tunnel
Crescent Rain Panel
Acorn Panel
ABC Panel
Crux Climber
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide Crescent Drum Panel
SY-3049 Ages 2-5
5 Play Events | 21 Kid Capacity
30’ x 20’ (9.2m x 6.1m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Petal Step Climber
Lil’ Novo
Bean Step
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
12’ x 12’ ShadePlay Canopy
Monaco Slide
Crescent Spinner Panel
Verto Climber 1 40”
32”
bciburke.com/Imagination Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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Mountain House                                               Page 103 of 1946 SY-2948 Ages 2-5
8 Play Events | 22 Kid Capacity
25’ x 19’ (7.7m x 5.8m) ASTM Use Zone
Lil’ Novo Bean
Table with Bean Benches
Collision Ring Panel
Synergy
Doorway
Synergy
Counter Synergy Bench
Synergy Bench
Crescent Chimes Panel
Elation Roofs Crescent Spinner Panel
SY-2991 Ages 2-5
8 Play Events | 30 Kid Capacity
29’ x 25’ (8.9m x 7.7m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
32”
24”
Transfer Station
Tree Branch Climber
Ascend Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Apex Hole Climber 2-5
Crescent Spinner Panel
ABC Panel
Synergy Counter
Monaco Slide
Crux Climber
SY-3048 Ages 2-5
5 Play Events | 29 Kid Capacity
27’ x 22’ (8.3m x 6.7m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Ascend Climber
Petal Step Climber Monaco Slide
PlayHouse
Fence
PlayHouse 3-In-A-Row
Panel
32” 40”
Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
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Mountain House                                               Page 104 of 1946 Movement
Movement is life and establishing a lifelong
love of movement starts at a young age.

Creating inviting, exciting and adventurous
play spaces brings out a child’s natural
instinct toward movement and play.

Outdoor Play
More spaces to move, play, create and explore are
just a few reasons why outdoor play is so impactful
for children. When they play outside, kids can
develop games, tap into their imaginations and be
surrounded by fresh air and natural light. Getting kids outside is one of the best ways to help them develop
resilience, curiosity and a love of the natural world.

Right-Sized
Hand grips, steps, foot holds and heights
are all sized and designed specifically
for children in the 2-5 age group. When
a space is designed for you, you feel
special, comfortable and it’s easier to play
in a way that works for you.

Nucleus®
Intensity®
Designed to be “right-sized” and developmentally
appropriate for children ages 2-5, these fitness-based
playgrounds feature lots of dynamic activities that help keep kids engaged in physical activity through play.

Movement is a healthy, lifelong pursuit and when
children have good experiences with exercise,
they are more likely to keep positive
habits going into adulthood.

NU-2927 Ages 2-5
bciburke.com/nucleus Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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Mountain House                                               Page 105 of 1946 IN-3051 Ages 2-5
8 Play Events | 23 Kid Capacity
24’ x 34’ (7.4m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2995 Ages 2-5
10 Play Events | 37 Kid Capacity
29’ x 41’ (8.9m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
Crescent Platform
Power Pipes
Athletic Arch
Beta Climber
Petal Step Climber
ABC Panel Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
Shasta Climbers
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
48”
48”
24”
Transfer Station
Monaco Slide
Lil’ Novo
Bean Step
Athletic Arch
Twisting Traverse
PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes Hue
PlayEnsemble Cirque Drums
Ara Dia Shade
Collision Panel 32”
NUIN-2997 Ages 2-5
11 Play Events | 77 Kid Capacity
38’ x 41’ (11.6m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Tree Branch Climber
Petal Step Climber
Manitou Climber
Schooner Sail
Crescent Spinner Panel
Ship Wheel
Crescent Rain Panel
Athletic Arch
Power Pipes
Ship Bow Climber
Twisting Traverse
Monaco Slide
32”
32”
32”
32”
40”
Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Contact your Local Burke Representative to design your playground! bciburke.com/rep • 800.266.i250

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Mountain House                                               Page 106 of 1946 Outdoor Play
Being outside is good for the mind and body.

Outdoor play offers opportunities to release
energy in a healthy way and helps get and
keep children moving their bodies. Obesity
rates are rising and physical activity is one
way we can be part of the solution.

Being Different
Setting yourselves apart from everyone else is a
great way to attract more people to help grow your
community. Having more healthy activities for kids of
all ages to participate in is one way to differentiate
yourself from the others. Fun and colorful play
areas say you know how important play is to child
development and you’re here to give kids the best.

Right Design
The design of both products and
playspaces impacts the type of
play experience children will have.

Research-based design fosters the
types of positive outcomes we all
seek from play – development, fun
and engagement – in a space that’s
meant for children.

Play
for Everyone
After-school care, summer sessions and school breaks
mean more children of different ages at your facility.

Age-appropriate playgrounds are a great way to keep kids engaged and burning energy and help make your program
the preferred place to be. Add a playspace full of
climbing, sliding, swinging, spinning and creative
play areas and help grow your community.

SY-2895 Ages 5-12
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Mountain House                                               Page 107 of 1946 NU-2975 Ages 5-12
11 Play Events | 68 Kid Capacity
47’ x 40’ (14.4m x 12.2m) ASTM Use Zone
72” 96”
48” 48”
Petal Step Climber Taktiks Trail
Manitou Climber
90 Degree Overhead
Tree Branch
Climber
Shasta Climber
Crescent Spinner Panel
Hide The Numbers Game
Via Climber
Cobra Slide
Fusion Straight
Contour Slide
Transfer Station
IN-2994 Ages 5-12
6 Play Events | 44 Kid Capacity
39’ x 44’ (11.9m x 13.5m) ASTM Use Zone
Twisting Traverse
Apex Rope Climber
Apex Ellispse Climber
Taktiks Bow
Climber
Atheltic Arch
Apex Wave Climber
Ara Clover Shade
SY-2907 Ages 5-12
9 Play Events | 55 Kid Capacity
44’ x 34’ (13.5m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
3 In-A-Row Panel
Straight Overhead
Crater Point Climber
Trango Climber
Manitou Climber
Linx Levitate Climber
Transfer Station
Viper II SS
Extreme Cyclone
Petal Step Climber
72”
40”
40”
Visit bciburke.com/catalogs to view our full line catalog of products Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Mountain House                                               Page 108 of 1946 PlayEnsemble®
PlayEnsemble brings a higher level of musical expression to communities. As a universal creative experience, music brings a sense of wonder to the play environment. Musical experiences aren’t just play; they accelerate child development intellectually, socially and emotionally as well as enhance overall motor skills, language and literacy. It helps the body and mind work together and is one of the only activities that enhances both sides of the brain. Connect PlayEnsemble
components to a Burke Play Structure or build a
freestanding music playspace.

NU-2888 Ages 2-12
Music Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 109 of 1946 PlayEnsemble
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Number Description Ages Capacity
1 PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes 2-12 2 kids
2 PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes Hue 2-12 2 kids
3 PlayEnsemble Terra Metallophone 2-12 2 kids
4 PlayEnsemble Titan Chimes 2-12 2 kids
5 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum V 2-12 2 kids
6 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum IV 2-12 1 kid
7 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum III 2-12 1 kid
8 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum II 2-12 1 kid
9 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum I 2-12 1 kid
PlayEnsemble pieces and posts are sold separately. Work with your Burke Representative to create the perfect configuration for your space.
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Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. bciburke.com/playensemble Music Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 110 of 1946 PlayHouse
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features ASTM Use Zone 1 580-1373 PlayHouse 2-12 8 kids 14 features N/A
2 BB-3034 PlayHouse with Tunnel & Fence 2-12 10 kids 16 features 16’ x 16’ (4.9m x 4.9m) 3 580-1376 PlayHouse with Tunnel 2-12 8 kids 15 features 16’ x 16’ (4.9m x 4.9m) Serenity™ Spot
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features ASTM Use Zone 4 BB-3004 Serenity Spot 2-12 2 kids 7 features 15’ x 17’ (4.6m x 5.2m) 2 bciburke.com Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-233-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Mountain House                                               Page 111 of 1946 4 i PlayHouse 580-1373 3 PlayHouse with Tunnel 580-1376 Serenity Spot
Learn. Socialize. Sit. Relax. Play. Engage. All this
and more are the purpose behind the creation of the
Serenity Spot. The Serenity Spot is a fort-like environment with games, a rubber kick pad and a variety of activities that can be calming and allow the expression of
stimming behaviors, this is a place where
everyone is welcome to be themselves.

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Mountain House                                               Page 112 of 1946 Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features ASTM Use Zone 1 580-1369 Fire House Discovery Station™ 2-5 10 kids 10 features N/A 2 580-1368 Doctor's Office Discovery Station 2-5 10 kids 10 features N/A 3 580-1365 Market Discovery Station 2-5 10 kids 10 features N/A 4 580-1292 Drive Thru with Fun Phone 2-12 4 kids 2 features N/A not pictured 580-1293 Drive Thru 2-12 2 kids 1 feature N/A 5 580-1289 Gas Station 2-12 2 kids 1 feature N/A
6 580-0319 Burke Express Engine* 2-12 10 kids 5 features 16’ x 21’ (4.9m x 6.4m) ASTM Use Zone 7 580-0321 Burke Express Tanker 2-12 4 kids 2 features 16’ x 18’ (4.9m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone 8 580-0320 Burke Express Dining Car* 2-12 6 kids 5 features 16’ x 17’ (4.9m x 5.2m) ASTM Use Zone not pictured 580-0322 Burke Express Sandbox Car* 2-12 10 kids 6 features 16’ x 18’ (4.9m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone *Customized name available for an additional charge.
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Stations
Imaginative and creative play are critical to child
development. Between the ages of two and five, kids begin to relate their pretend and fantasy play to real-life experiences and use props and language to enhance their play. Packed with play value, the Discovery Stations facilitate this important type of play by offering a place for children to create their own roles and fantasies in a real-life setting complete
with realistic details, games and space for
everyone to engage.
bciburke.com/discovery Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-233-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Mountain House                                               Page 113 of 1946 3 3
4 5
8 Stop Sign
580-0308
Yield Sign
580-0309
Speed Limit Sign
580-0310
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Mountain House                                               Page 114 of 1946 Play That Moves Your Senses!
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features Size 1 580-0289 Turtle Top 2-12 20 kids 1 feature N/A
2 580-0317 Under Sea Paint Center 2-12 4 kids 1 feature 4’ wide x 5’ tall (1.3m wide x 1.6m tall) 3 580-0166 Theater Paint Center 2-12 4 kids 1 feature 4’ wide x 5’ tall (1.3m wide x 1.6m tall) 4 590-0063 Little Digger ADAAG* 2-12 1 kid 1 feature 18’ x 18’ (5.5m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone 5 590-0064 Little Digger* 2-12 1 kid 1 feature 18’ x 18’ (5.5m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone 6 580-1019 Rotating Sand Table 2-12 6 kids 3 features 3’ x 3’ (1m x 1m) ASTM Use Zone 7 580-0280 Single Sand or Water Table 2-12 8 kids 1 feature 4’ x 4’ x 25” tall (1.3m x 1.3m x 0.7m tall) 8 580-1290 Double Sand & Water Center 2-12 14 kids 3 features 4’ x 8’ x 25” tall (1.3m x 2.5m x 0.7m tall) 9 580-1291 Triple Sand & Water Center 2-12 18 kids 5 features 4’ x 12’ x 25” tall (1.3m x 3.7m x 0.7m tall) Sand, toys and paint supplies sold separately
*We recommend accessible pathways so all children can access the Little Diggers. Limit 5 on 5-day Quickship. 2 3
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protect the play area when not in use.
bciburke.com Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-233-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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4 Motion Play
Let’s move - literally! Back and forth, round and round or up and down, motion play enhances the playground
experience and challenges children to utilize their
strength, coordination and balance. All of the events can be used by a single child or by a group of children
for maximum playability. So grab on and enjoy
with Burke’s play in motion events!
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Mountain House                                               Page 117 of 1946 Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone 1 570-2679 2 Seat Rocker 2-5 2-5 2 kids 13’ x 19’ (4m x 5.8m) 2 560-0457 Swift Twist Spinner 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter 3 570-2680 Meta Rocker 2-12 1 kid 15’ x 14’ (4.6m x 4.3m) 4 570-0053 4 Seat Rocker 2-12 4 kids 13’ x 22’ (4m x 6.7m) 5 570-2709 Orb™ Rocker 2-12 8 kids 23’ x 16’ (7.1m x 4.8m) 6 560-0538 Daisy Spinner 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter 7 560-2573 KidForce Spinner 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter 8 560-2579 Volta® Inclusive Spinner with Speed Limiter 2-12 9 kids 20’ (6.1m) diameter 5 7 8
6 Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls. bciburke.com/motion Freestanding Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 118 of 1946 Rockers & Riders
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone 1 See above Animal Rockers 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) 2 570-0769 Motorcycle 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 14’ (4.9m x 4.3m) 3 570-0767 Fire Truck 2-12 2 kids 16’ x 14’ (4.9m x 4.3m) 4 See page 27 Themed Riders 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) not pictured 570-0820 Wasp Rider 2-12 1 kid 15’ x 14’ (4.6m x 4.3m) not pictured 570-0821 Snail Rider 2-12 1 kid 15’ x 14’ (4.6m x 4.3m) not pictured 570-0822 Ladybug Rider 2-12 1 kid 15’ x 14’ (4.6m x 4.3m) not pictured 570-2671 Spring Rider Footer N/A N/A N/A
not pictured 570-0016 Recycled Rubber Mat N/A N/A N/A
5 570-0771 Tri-Rider 2-12 3 kids 21’ (6.4m) diameter
Tri-Riders
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Turtle 570-2681
Bunny 570-2682
Duckling 570-2696
Raccoon 570-2692
5 Wasp for Tri-Rider 570-0826
Snail for Tri-Rider 570-0827
Ladybug for Tri-Rider 570-0828
Product ID Description
570-0826 Wasp for Tri-Rider
570-0827 Snail for Tri-Rider
570-0828 Ladybug for Tri-Rider
570-0829 Helicopter for Tri-Rider
570-0830 Bull for Tri-Rider
Product ID Description
570-0831 Bison for Tri-Rider
570-0832 Horse for Tri-Rider
570-0833 Police Car for Tri-Rider
570-0834 Ambulance for Tri-Rider
Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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Mountain House                                               Page 119 of 1946 2 Motorcycle 570-0769 3 Fire Truck 570-0767 4 Race Car 570-0766 Bison 570-0825 Horse 570-0835
Police Car 570-0836
Bull 570-0824
Helicopter 570-0823
i Seahorse 570-2693 i i Pony 570-2683 i Dolphin 570-2695 4 Ambulance 570-0837
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Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls. bciburke.com/Motion Freestanding Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 120 of 1946 Swings That Move You (seats Included)
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone 1 550-0186 Volito Multi-User Swing 2-12 4 kids 30’ x 27’ (9.2m x 8.3m) not pictured 550-0187 Volito Add-On Bay 2-12 4 kids 30’ x 27’ (9.2m x 8.3m) not pictured 550-0188 Volito Multi-User Swing with Stainless Steel Chains 2-12 4 kids 30’ x 27’ (9.2m x 8.3m) 2 550-9118 Brava™ Universal Swing (Patent Pending) 2-12 6 kids 22’ X 27’ (6.7m x 8.3m) i
2 Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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Mountain House                                               Page 121 of 1946 Single Post Swings (seats Sold Separately)
Number Product ID Description Beam Height ASTM Use Zone Quickship 5 550-0201 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 24’ (9.8m x 7.4m) Quickship not available not pictured 550-0202 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A Quickship not available 6 550-0203 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing with Single Seat Frame 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 20’ (9.8m x 6.1m) Quickship not available not pictured 550-0204 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing with Single Seat Frame Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A Quickship not available Choose your combination of swing seats below! Contact your local Burke Representative for more Swing options. 5” Single Post Swing 550-0201
Tot Swing 550-0141
Freedom Swing 550-0171 Konnection® Swing 550-0191 Molded Rubber Seat 550-0103 Tot Seat 550-0099 5” Single Post Swing with Single Seat Frame 550-0203
T-Swing 550-9011
Swings For ages 2-5 (seats Included)
Number Product ID Description Beam Height ASTM Use Zone Quickship 3 550-0141 Tot Swing (Ages 2-5 only) N/A 19’ x 17’ (5.8m x 5.2m) Limit 3 on 10 Business days 4 550-9011 T-Swing with Galvanized Chains (Ages 2-5 only) 7’ (2.2m) 23’ x 20’ (7m x 6.1m) Limit 3 on 10 Business days not pictured 550-9111 T-Swing with PVC Chains (Ages 2-5 only) 7’ (2.2m) 23’ x 20’ (7m x 6.1m) Limit 3 on 10 Business days 3 5
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Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls. bciburke.com/swings Freestanding Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 122 of 1946 Number Product ID Description Capacity ASTM Use Zone
1 580-1356 Lil’ Novo Bean Table (Benches sold separately) 5 kids 17’ x 14’ (5.2m x 4.3m) 2 580-1355 Lil’ Novo Bean Bench 1 kid 14’ x 13’ (4.3m x 4m) 3 580-1319 Novo Teardrop Counter Climber (Benches/Stools sold separately) 5 people 20’ x 15’ (6.1m x 4.6m) Manufactured under US Patent No. D871,813
4 580-1312 Novo Arc Bench 2 people 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) 5 580-1313 Novo Table ADAAG (Arc Benches included) 7 people N/A 6 580-1341 Novo Table (Arc Benches included) 9 people N/A i
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and creative site amenities that can be seamlessly
integrated into play areas or used as part of an outdoor classroom. Whatever you decide to do while using
Novo, you will be promoting socialization
and multi-generational interaction.

Novo® Playful
Furniture
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Mountain House                                               Page 123 of 1946 Verve® Climbers
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone 7 560-2594 Verve III XS 2-5 or 5-12 5 kids 19’ x 19’ (5.8m x 5.8m) 8 560-2593 Verve IV XS 2-5 or 5-12 7 kids 21’ x 21’ (6.4m x 6.4m) 9 560-2592 Verve V XS 2-5 or 5-12 11 kids 22’ x 22’ (6.7m x 6.7m) 10 560-2590 Verve VI XS 2-5 or 5-12 11 kids 24’ x 24’ (7.4m x 7.4m) 11 560-2591 Verve VI Arch XS 2-5 or 5-12 12 kids 21’ x 24’ (6.4m x 7.4m) 7 9
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Freestanding Slides
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone 12 3D-1704 48” (1.3m) Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide 2-5 or 5-12 7 kids 24’ x 16’ (7.4m x 4.9m) 13 3D-2713 48” (1.3m) Luge™ Slide 2-5 or 5-12 10 kids 25’ x 17’ (7.6m x 5.2m) 14 3D-1764 48” (1.3m) Viper® III Slide 2-5 or 5-12 16 kids 23’ x 28’ (7m x 8.6m) i2 i3 i4
Verve III XS 560-2594
Verve VI XS 560-2590 Verve VI XS Arch 560-2591
Verve IV XS 560-2593 Verve V XS 560-2592
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide 3D-1704 Luge Slide 3D-2713 Viper III 3D-1764 Contact your local Burke Representative for more Freestanding Slide options.

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Mountain House                                               Page 124 of 1946 Contact your local Burke Representative for more shade and site furnishing options.

Freestanding Shade
Featuring EZTension Quick Release System
Posts included for in-ground, direct-bury installation.

Number Product ID Description Entry Height
not pictured 560-2608 12 ‘x 12’ Freestanding Shade 10’ (3.1m) 5 560-2609 12 ‘x 12’ Freestanding Shade 8’ (2.5m)
not pictured 560-2606 15’ x 15’ Freestanding Shade 10’ (3.1m) not pictured 560-2607 15’ x 15’ Freestanding Shade 8’ (2.5m) Portable Site Furnishings
Number Product ID Description
1 580-1010 6’ (1.9m) Tot Table
2 580-1306 6’ (1.9m) Buddy Bench
3 580-0173 6’ (1.9m) Bench
not pictured 580-0192 6’ (1.9m) Backless Bench
4 580-1378 English/Spanish Hand Sanitizer Station
not pictured 580-1380 English/French Hand Sanitizer Station Please Note: Hand sanitizer dispenser is not included. Compatible with most touch free, adhesive back and screw on dispensers. Dimensions of dispenser must be less than 6¾” wide, 4½” deep, 12” tall. bciburke.com Contact your local Burke Representative for pricing: 800-266-1250. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. 2 4
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Mountain House                                               Page 125 of 1946 Charcoal
Matte Finish
Brown
BlackSilver
Tan
Orange
Gold
Yellow
Lemon
Red
Redwood
Matte Finish
White
Burgundy
Sky
Navy
Purple
Fuchsia
Mint
Blue
Aqua
Green
Olive
Lime
Powder Coat Paint
Rotomold Plastic HDPE Plastic Panels
Green Olive
Orange Yellow
Brown
Olive
Lime Blue
Black Gray
Purple Red
Lime Blue
Red
Orange Yellow
Tan Granite
Platforms
Gray Blue Brown
Tan
Green
Purple
Visit bciburke.com/color to
customize your playground colors!
Green
Red
Lime
Mahogany
Aqua
Orange
Sky
Yellow
Blue
Gray
Purple
Sand
Shade Canopies
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Mountain House                                               Page 126 of 1946 Trademark(s) are the property of BCI Burke Company. © BCI Burke Company 2021. All Rights Reserved.

BCI Burke Company
P.O. Box 549
Fond du Lac, WI 54936-0549 USA
800-266-1250 • 920-921-9220
bciburke.com

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FITNESS

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BURKE FITNESS

BURKE FITNESS
Meet ELEVATE®, ACTIVATE® and INVIGORATE™,
Burke’s Outdoor Fitness Collections that combine
physical fitness with time spent outdoors. The
ELEVATE Fitness Course, ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit and
INVIGORATE Dynamic Fitness products challenge your
body in healthy ways and allow people with different
fitness levels to work out in the same space as they
advance their strength, agility and balance together.

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Mountain House                                               Page 129 of 1946 HEALTHY COMMUNITY FUN!
Bring your community together with
a fitness environment that engages
participants, advances skills and provides
healthy options for residents to get and
stay fit! Developed by fitness professionals
to maximize workouts and fun, Burke’s
new Outdoor Fitness Collection provides
an alternative to screen time and offers the
opportunity for family, friends and neighbors
to get outside together and build a sense of
healthy community.

BURKE FITNESS
DOWNLOAD THE APP!
Download the Burke Fitness app
to watch instructional videos, explore
our 360º virtual tours and log your workouts!
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Mountain House                                               Page 130 of 1946 Take on ELEVATE, Burke’s fitness course that brings together a series of challenging physical obstacles that an individual or team can utilize to build strength, mobility and endurance! With three levels of challenge and multiple use options, ELEVATE offers a positive exercise experience for beginners, intermediate and advanced fitness users to achieve results and have fun. Creating an intergenerational space where everyone can exercise together and enjoy a healthy dose of competition among friends, neighbors, and teammates is what ELEVATE does best. These spaces benefit everyone and provide a gathering place in a community, which is so important in the time of screens and over-scheduled lives! Designed for ages 5-12 and 13+, ELEVATE can be used as part of an overall training plan or as a standalone way to spend time outdoors and gain the benefits of increased physical fitness. For even more challenge, add burpees, jumps or sprints. ELEVATE offers numerous options to personalize and
intensify your workout!
Take on ELEVATE, Burke’s fitness course that brings together a series of challenging physical obstacles that an individual or team can utilize to build strength, mobility and endurance! With three levels of challenge and multiple use options, ELEVATE offers a positive exercise experience for beginners, intermediate and advanced fitness users to achieve results and have fun. Creating an intergenerational space where everyone can exercise together and enjoy a healthy dose of competition among friends, neighbors, and teammates is what ELEVATE does best. These spaces benefit everyone and provide a gathering place in a community, which is so important in the time of screens and over-scheduled lives! Designed for ages 5-12 and 13+, ELEVATE can be used as part of an overall training plan or as a standalone way to spend time outdoors and gain the benefits of increased physical fitness. For even more challenge, add burpees, jumps or sprints. ELEVATE offers numerous options to personalize and intensify
your workout!
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Mountain House                                               Page 131 of 1946 ELEVATE Fitness Course 3

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AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 33 users
EVENTS 11 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 51’ x 80’ (15.6m x 24.4m)
4 ADD A DASH TO YOUR ELEVATE FITNESS COURSE WITH BURKE TURF! See page 23 for more information.

Custom Turf design shown. Contact your local Burke Representative for more information.

ELEVATE Fitness Course
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AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 37 users
EVENTS 11 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 52’ x 67’ (15.9m x 20.5m)
FIT-2630 (shown below)
AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 29 users
EVENTS 10 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 47’ x 74’ (14.4m x 22.6m)
ELEVATE Fitness Course
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AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 24 users
EVENTS 7 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 35’ x 78’ (10.7m x 23.8m)
FIT-2632 (shown below)
AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 24 users
EVENTS 7 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 32’ x 78’ (9.8m x 23.8m)
ELEVATE Fitness Course
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AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 6 users
EVENTS 4 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 17’ x 85’ (5.2m x 26m)
FIT-2633 (shown above)
AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 25 users
EVENTS 7 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 37’ x 80’ (11.3m x 24.4m)
ELEVATE Fitness Course
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FIT-2771 (shown below)
AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 19 users
EVENTS 3 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 25’ x 66’ (7.7m x 20.2m)
FIT-2770 (shown above)
AGES 5-12 and 13+
CAPACITY 18 users
EVENTS 4 obstacles
ASTM USE ZONE 25’ x 84’ (7.7m x 25.6m)
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Mountain House                                               Page 138 of 1946 1 1. FROG HOP
Competitors must keep their
balance as they run across four pods
that swing when you step on them!

2. MIGHTY MIGHT - Up and over
quickly is the ultimate goal. Hop,
step or jump over this obstacle.

3. JUNGLE PIPELINE - Anything
goes as you cross the Jungle
Pipeline! Swing through or use
your shoulders to support you
while balancing on your hands
and working your way across.

4. DOOR KNOB JAM - Upper
body and core are king and
queen here! There are so many
ways to rock out this event,
traverse the side, cross the bars
or use the “door knobs” for even
more of a challenge!

5. SUMMIT BRIDGE - Using
the rope, or not if you are an
expert, climb up the summit
and cross the bridge. Use your
speed and balance to get up,
over and across this challenge.
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1. OVER UNDER -
This event is open to
interpretation! Go over the first, under the
second and back over the third! Or, for a greater
challenge, jump over two and army crawl under one and
do five burpees before you hit the obstacle! Fifteen burpees…who wouldn’t love this?

2. TWINKLE TOES - Don’t touch the ropes and go as fast as you can.

Easier said than done! For an advanced workout, run quickly side to side skipping every other square.

3. MIGHTY MAX - Up and over this obstacle quickly is the ultimate goal.

Don’t be fooled, this tall rope event is more challenging than it looks.

4. WALL CLINGER - Save the best for last with the Wall Clinger! Here users can get a full body workout by using this event in a variety of ways from sideways traversing while standing on one wall to traversing the space between the two parallel walls without touching the ground.

5. BLOCK UP - These plyo blocks present all sorts of challenges and options for use! Move quickly from block to block or “box jump” up and down. Work on explosive leg strength and power on this event!

6. LAVA LEAP - Leap from one pod to another on one or both feet without ever touching the ground. Improve balance,
coordination, agility and strength.
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Mountain House                                               Page 142 of 1946 ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit offers the benefits of muscle building and toning with body weight exercises and a cardio workout that can be tailored to a variety of fitness levels. ACTIVATE is designed for ages 13+ and can be arranged in a traditional circuit format, along a trail or any combination of the two to accommodate user and site needs. The options for creativity are limitless and exercises can be frequently changed to alter your exercise routine and keep improving your fitness. ACTIVATE your body with Burke’s all new way to get and stay fit! 2 Fitness Circuit
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Mountain House                                               Page 144 of 1946 PLACE ACTIVATE FITNESS CIRCUIT STATIONS ALONG A TRAIL! CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BURKE REPRESENTATIVE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

AGES 13+
CAPACITY 19 users
EVENTS 15 events
ASTM USE ZONE 43’ x 68’ (13.1m x 20.8m) FIT-2636
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AGES 13+
CAPACITY 11 users
EVENTS 9 events
ASTM USE ZONE 40’ x 38’ (12.2m x 11.6m) FIT-2677
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CAPACITY 12 users
AGES 13+
CAPACITY 11 users
EVENTS 9 events
ASTM USE ZONE 44’ x 33’ (13.5m x 10.1m)
EVENTS 10 events
ASTM USE ZONE 45’ x 32’ (13.8m x 9.8m)
FIT-2679
FIT-2676
ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit
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AGES 13+
CAPACITY 8 users
AGES 13+
CAPACITY 11 users
EVENTS 7 events
ASTM USE ZONE 25’ x 24’ (7.7m x 7.4m)
EVENTS 10 events
ASTM USE ZONE 41’ x 30’ (12.5m x 9.2m)
FIT-2678
FIT-2680
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1. PARALLEL BARS - Exercise
your core and upper body while
working on shoulder and core stability.

Muscle Groups: Biceps, Triceps, Core , Latissimus Dorsi, Deltoids, Pectoralis

2. PULL-UP - Engage your upper body and core with these pull-up variations. Muscle Groups: Biceps, Triceps, Core , Latissimus Dorsi, Deltoids, Pectoralis

3. CARGO CLIMBER - Climb up and over for leg strength development and improved coordination. Muscle Groups: Core, Quadriceps, Hamstrings

4. PUSH-UP - Build your upper body strength with multiple challenge levels on this timeless and effective exercise. Muscle Groups: Biceps, Triceps, Core , Latissimus Dorsi, Deltoids, Pectoralis

5. STRETCH STATION - Stretch all your muscles before and after your workout.

6. ARMS N’ BACK - Pick your path and work your arm and back muscles on this twist on the traditional monkey bars. Muscle Groups: Forearms, Latissimus Dorsi, Deltoids (Shoulder Muscles), Biceps, Abdominal 4 5
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Mountain House                                               Page 150 of 1946 1 1. PLYO BLOCKS - Jump or step to build muscle & dynamic leg strength.

Muscle Groups: Glutes, Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Calves, Hip Flexors

2. PIPE CLIMBER - Climb up and over for leg strength development and improved coordination.

Muscle Groups: Core, Quadriceps, Hamstrings

3. SIT-UP - Work your core with a variety of exercises at this station.

Muscle Groups: Abdominal, Obliques

4. LIFT N’ ROW - Work important muscle groups and tone arms, core and back Muscle Groups: Lift - Triceps, Obliques, Abdominals
Row - Latissimus Dorsi, Rhomboids, Biceps, Core

5. BALANCE CHALLENGE - Develops lower body & core muscles and enhances balance & coordination. Muscle Groups: Core, Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Calves
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BURKE TURF®
Burke Turf ELEVATES the fitness experience by offering a clean, even surface from which to launch your best workout. With the beautiful look and comfortable feel of real grass, it pairs perfectly with both the ELEVATE Fitness Course and ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit.

ELEVATE Turf provides optional directional arrows and start/finish line. Add a 25 yard dash for extra competition and complete your Course. Work your entire body and have fun with the combination of Burke Fitness and Burke Turf! Contact your local Burke Representative for more information.

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Mountain House                                               Page 152 of 1946 Invigorate Dynamic Fitness brings exercise outdoors and makes it more fun, more social and more invigorating! Add one or all four of these new Burke Fitness pieces to your outdoor fitness space and see how the option to exercise outside changes your community. Invigorate Dynamic Fitness can stand alone or be paired with ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit along a trail or in an outdoor gym. Add in ELEVATE Fitness Course to round out the fitness offerings and create a multigenerational space where everyone can get and stay moving together!

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1. STRIDER -
Place feet on the pedals and move back
and forth in a walking motion.

Muscle Groups - Quads, Hamstrings,
Calves & Glutes

2. ELLIPTICAL - Place feet on the foot pads
and move in a circular motion while moving
arms back and fourth.

Muscle Groups: Glutes, Quadriceps,
Hamstrings, Calves, Triceps, Biceps &
Pectoral Muscles

3. CHEST PRESS - Arms are pushed away
from the chest and returned to starting
position. Place hands on hand grips and
push away from chest.

Muscle Groups: Pectoral, Biceps & Triceps

4. RECUMBENT BIKE - Place feet on
the pedals and make a circular motion
when pedaling.

Muscle Groups: Quads, Hamstrings & Glutes.
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BURKE FITNESS
BURKE BUILT® QUALITY
Burke’s fitness products are handcrafted by artisans in our Fond du Lac, WI USA facility using the highest quality materials. From high density polyethylene plastics to premium powder coatings, quality and longevity are of the utmost importance to us. Your local Burke Representative is available to assist you with installation and maintenance so your ELEVATE Fitness Course, ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit or INVIGORATE Dynamic Fitness pieces can keep everyone moving for years to come!

INSTRUCTIONAL SIGNAGE
Burke fitness signage provides important information ranging from age appropriateness to hours of operation and fitness instruction to course layout. Proper signage throughout your fitness space will provide critical direction and increase comfort for all users.

Every ACTIVATE and INVIGORATE event includes a
sign showing exercises to perform on that piece of
equipment and the information to find instructional
videos in the Burke Fitness App.

Each ELEVATE Fitness Course sign shows a top view of the course and the information you need to find a virtual tour and exercise videos in the Burke Fitness App.
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BURKE FITNESS

HDPE PLASTIC PANELS
Green Lime Olive Blue Purple Red Orange Yellow Tan Silver Black

POWDER COAT PAINT

COLOR SELECTION
Redwood Orange Matte Finish
Charcoal
Matte Finish White Silver Black Brown Tan
Navy Sky Aqua Lime Olive
Gold Lemon Yellow
Red Burgundy Purple Blue Green
View a virtual tour of your
ELEVATE Fitness Course,
watch instructional videos,
time yourself and share with
your friends.

Instructional ELEVATE videos
customized to your specific
course offer Beginner,
Intermediate and Advanced
options for each component.

Customize your ACTIVATE
workout based on the muscle
groups you would like to work on
and find instructional videos for
every fitness level.

Choose the number of
sets, reps and rest time to
meet your ACTIVATE and
INVIGORATE workout goals
and log your activity.

BURKE FITNESS APP
Enhance your Burke Fitness experience with our Burke Fitness app! It provides users with instructional videos for every fitness level, 360º virtual tours and images of each component. The app also offers an opportunity to log your workouts, time yourself and work towards your goals!
Share in the fun and download the FREE Burke Fitness app for your iOS or Android device from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.
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DOWNLOAD THE BURKE FITNESS APP TO WATCH
INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS, EXPLORE OUR 360º
VIRTUAL TOURS AND LOG YOUR WORKOUTS!
BCI Burke Company P.O. Box 549 • Fond du Lac, WI 54936-0549 USA 800-266-1250 • 920-921-9220 • bciburke.com
Trademarks are the property of BCI Burke Company. © 2020 BCI Burke Company. All rights reserved. Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.

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Mountain House                                               Page 160 of 1946 Play That
Moves You®
Play is our passion, our mission and our business and
bringing play to communities around the world is driven by our desire to help children develop, communities
engage and keep people of all ages and abilities moving outside together. Play That Moves You is our rally cry and our promise to observe, research, innovate and design
products and playspaces that inspire and challenge
everyone to find the best of themselves through play.

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Mountain House                                               Page 161 of 1946 Inspired
Designs
Play That Moves You brings to life the products
and playspaces that foster experiences, growth,
fun and engagement for everyone. Developing these
products and designing these playspaces means
researching play with some of the industry’s brightest
minds and most forward-thinking organizations. It
means devoting ourselves to play and being guided
by our passion for helping everyone develop social,
emotional, physical, cognitive, creative and
language skills that transcend the playground.

Learn more at bciburke.com
Contents
New Products 12
Featured Playgrounds 28
Playspace Solutions 54
Play System Lineup 64
School Aged Playgrounds 66
Preschool Playgrounds 92
Early Childhood Playgrounds 104
Play System Components 106
Play System Customization 142
Climbing Systems 144
Musical Play 152
Freestanding Play 156
Outdoor Fitness 184
Novo® Playful Furniture 194
Park & Site Amenities 198
Sports & Recreation Equipment 202
Park & Playground Signs 203
Playground Safety Surfacing 204
Resources 207
Certifications & Partnerships 208
Burke Built® Quality 210
Generations Warranty® 211
Index 212
Color Selection 215
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Mountain House                                               Page 162 of 1946 Language
Communication is an important part of our lives and children learn language comprehension, productive expression and nonverbal cues through play. The importance of communication cannot be overstated. Understanding and using language, whether verbal or non, is an important first step in literacy and literacy is the foundation for learning other subjects. When we design well-rounded playsapces that include a variety of play elements such as music, games and imaginative play areas, we ensure all children can enhance their language through play.

Cognitive
Children at play are solving problems, creating, experimenting, thinking and learning all the time. Through play, children learn cause and effect, cognitive planning, and time for play helps children pay more attention to the cognitive tasks needed to succeed in school. Adults who find time to play and move throughout the day have increased attention to their work. Letting our minds develop through play reduces stress and helps us be more productive and creative.

Benefits
of Play
Play is the work of childhood. It is fun and engaging
but also plays a critical role in child development.

When children play, they are enhancing skills in all
developmental areas and have the opportunity to
practice and reinforce these skills in ways that are unique, entertaining and child-directed. Play allows children to use their creativity while developing their physical, cognitive, emotional, social and language skills. Outdoor play is
important to healthy brain and body development
and the best part is that play is innate in all of us,
all we need to do is create the space and
kids and communities will thrive!
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Mountain House                                               Page 163 of 1946 Social
Socialization is important at all ages and stages of development. It develops empathy, teaches cooperation and is important for mental health. As children age, they transition from parallel to cooperative play and begin to develop friendships. As adults, having an accountability partner to meet for outdoor exercise can help people begin exercising and stay with a plan while building close bonds with others.

Emotional
Play is vital for a child’s emotional development and
the emergence of their experience, expression and
understanding. Imaginative and pretend play in a group
helps children learn to express and understand their
own and other children’s feelings.

Physical
Developing gross and fine motor skills, core, upper and lower body strength, proprioception, balance and agility are important to helping a child develop physically. Play does this automatically by encouraging kids to explore, pursue adventure and overcome obstacles. And it’s fun.

Creative
Creativity is encouraged by allowing children to participate in child-directed play. Here they’re able to role-play, create and participate in dramatic play where they can experiment and understand social roles. Play helps develop each child’s unique style of creative expression.
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Mountain House                                               Page 164 of 1946 Equitable
Play equity is an important way to
make certain everyone gets the most
from their play experience. Having
access to the play environment is the
first step but certainly not the last. To
create a truly equitable environment,
accessing the space and having play
events that challenge users while
meeting them where they are in their
development is key.

Ease
Accessing and moving throughout the play
environment should still leave more than
enough energy for users to participate in play.

Providing surfacing that allows everyone to
move comfortably throughout the space is
critical to universal design and important for
the development of the children, families
and community members that come to the
park, playground or outdoor recreation area
to engage, learn and grow.

Approach
Having the space you need to move,
turn, reach and maneuver is part of
being in an environment you are
comfortable in. A place where you
can show up as yourself and feel as
though it was designed with you in
mind. Double-wide ramps provide
enough space for two wheelchairs
to move next to each other or pass
one another and offer a way to allow
everyone to get into the heart of the
play action with enough room for
comfort and maneuvering.

Intuitive
Not everyone possesses the same
language skills, concentration levels or
experiences. Simple signage that is easy
for all people to interpret is one way to
ensure everyone understands important
messages being communicated. This
may mean using words and symbols to
share instructions, multiple languages
to communicate playground hours and
rules or open-ended imaginative games
that allow users to interpret the game
however they wish.

Secure
Minimizing hazards helps
make play more fun and
safer for everyone. Meeting
applicable safety standards
for products and surfacing
is one way we can work to
minimize the likelihood of
hazards within the playspace.

Perceptible
Communication is key and
communicating important information
in a way everyone can understand
helps users feel secure and that the
environment is designed for them. For
users with visual differences, placing
yellow boundaries around the play
areas helps them to distinguish the
various play opportunities and move
more freely throughout the space.

Coloring an area of caution completely
yellow, for example, a space for
swinging, helps people to avoid injury
in a way that is understood by all users.

Inclusive
Play
Meeting ADA standards is important and
necessary when designing a playspace. But to have an
environment that is truly inclusive, we need more. Enter universal play design. Developed to ensure that products and spaces can be used comfortably by all people, regardless of ability or preference, universal design goes above access and promotes the creation of equitable environments. By applying these principals to playspaces, parks, outdoor exercise areas or any public spaces, we plan around
peoples’ diverse needs and abilities.

Learn more at bciburke.com/inclusive
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Mountain House                                               Page 165 of 1946 ELEVATE®
Fitness Course
Movement is an excellent way to keep kids
healthy and excited about physical fitness
and help improve focus during class times.

ELEVATE Fitness Course makes fitness fun for
children ages 5-12 and 13+ while providing
an option for outdoor Physical Education.

Adding ELEVATE as part of your outdoor
classroom is certain to engage and enrich
children. See page 186
PlayEnsemble®
Music education is an important
and fun part of learning for children.

PlayEnsemble, Burke’s collection of
outdoor musical instruments, brings
a higher level of musical expression
to outdoor classrooms. As a universal
experience that inspires everyone to
create, music brings a sense of wonder to
the learning environment. See page 152
Novo® Playful
Furniture
Novo Playful Furniture makes it simple
to create a learning environment that
enriches and engages all children
while providing comfort and ease for
teachers and caregivers. Novo Playful
Furniture combines form and function
to generate fun and creative site
amenities that can be used to create an
outdoor classroom space that invites
children to learn. See page 194
Gaga Ball
Gaga is a fast paced, high energy sport
played in an enclosed pit. In general, Gaga
is a gentler version of dodge ball and
accessible to all skill levels. The game is
played with a ball, and combines the skills
of dodging, striking, running, and jumping,
while trying to hit opponents with a ball
below the knees. See page 202
Paint Centers
Bringing the arts outside boosts creativity
and fun! With room to distance and
the added benefits of spending time
outside, Paint Centers open a whole new
world of art and play! See page 182
Hand Sanitizer Station
The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
recommend the use of hand sanitizer as an
alternative to washing hands with soap and
water. Burke’s all new Hand Sanitizer Station
makes keeping hands clean before, during
and after play simple and convenient.

Please note: Designed to fit the industrystandard 1200-1250 ml dispenser that is purchased separately See page 200
Outdoor
Classrooms
Combining learning and the outdoors creates an
environment that is flexible, open and where there is
room for students to learn together, yet distanced. Outdoors, children are healthier, happier and do better academically while getting much-needed exposure to nature.

With the help of our talented Design team, your local Burke Representative is ready to help you build an outdoor classroom that will inspire exploration, activity and offer hands-on experience for years to come. Our outdoor spaces expand the meaning of classroom with options for music, fitness and educational games that help everyone learn.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/outdoorclassrooms
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Mountain House                                               Page 166 of 1946 Play Games
Getting all the latest in playground games from the
leader in outdoor mobile gaming is easy – just
download the FREE App and find the nearest Biba
playground and start having fun!
Play Together
Engaging kids and families and creating an experience that fosters social, emotional, physical and cognitive development is part of what Biba on a Burke playground offers. When everyone is engaged, more time is spent at the playground getting that much-needed movement, building relationships and having fun outside.

Playground Enhancement
Breathing new life into your existing playspace comes from finding fresh, innovative and fun ways to use the space. Enter Biba. Taking an existing playground and adding Biba expands the play value of your existing environment and enhances the playground experience so that every adventure is new again.

Stats in Play
Yes, stats in play…you read that right! With Biba
on your playground, you can have statistics at your
fingertips. These statistics help parents follow along
with their children’s progress, while helping park
managers understand their park usage, comparing
playground facility usage and helping provide
quantitative data to support future budget requests.

Stats and play unite with Biba!
Biba® brings more engagement, more fun and more
people to play. It’s another way to view and expand Play That Moves You. Biba on a playground brings games to kids, families and communities that meet them where they are and challenges them to spend more time outdoors moving, playing and developing skills that transcend the playground. At its core, Biba features a variety of games including popular and recognizable characters that will engage and expand the play value of Burke playgrounds like never before. Biba brings imagination, movement and fun that can’t be found anywhere else! All you need is the Biba App, a Burke playground featuring Biba and the readiness for a whole new kind of playground experience.

Learn more at bciburke.com/biba
Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc. Trademarks for Biba are the property of Biba Ventures Inc. © Copyright 2021 Biba Ventures Inc. bciburke.com i2 New for 2021 New for 2021 i3

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Mountain House                                               Page 167 of 1946 The Brava Universal Swing is a gateway to
independence for children of all abilities. With a
unique and completely new way for children to swing
themselves, it redefines swinging as not just simply
pumping your legs but using whatever part of your body
you’re most comfortable with – arms, core or legs. It is also designed to mimic stimming behaviors so children on
the autism spectrum can participate in an activity that is comfortable and calming for them and build confidence
by participating in group activities with other children of varying abilities. See page 164
Learn more at bciburke.com/brava
Patent Pending
Brava™
Universal Swing
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Mountain House                                               Page 168 of 1946 It really doesn’t get better than the latest addition
to the Level X® Collection of products – the Level X
Ally. This climbing, sensory and adventurous play event engages children of all abilities with exciting climbing routes, a unique bridge and the ability to be freestanding or link to a Burke play structure. As the slightly smaller sibling to the Level X, the Ally has the same design inspiration and brings a sense of wonder and beauty to any playscape. Marrying art and functionality, the Level X Collection of products looks like an art installation and plays like an adventure playground. See pages 72-75
Learn more at bciburke.com/ally
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Numbers Game
Cognitive development and
cooperative play shine with
the Hide the Numbers Game!
A great way to encourage
intergenerational play and help
children learn numbers, addition
and strategy, this panel will bring
educational fun to any playspace!
See page 131
Learn more at
bciburke.com/numbers
Adventure to the max, this Rope Tunnel
gives children the feeling of being suspended
in air – because they are. High above the ground
this unique tunnel uses ropes to create a path that
takes children platform to platform and gives them
an adventurous experience on the playground.

See page 136
Learn more at
bciburke.com/ropetunnel
Rope Tunnel
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Mountain House                                               Page 170 of 1946 Learn. Socialize. Sit. Relax. Play. Engage. All this and more are the purpose behind the creation of the Serenity Spot. Within a playspace sometimes a child, caregiver or parent needs a comfortable place to step away and still be part of the playspace. Children with autism or other sensory processing differences can be especially overwhelmed by noise, movement or simply need a space to express themselves freely.

The Serenity Spot can offer that space. A fort-like environment with games, a spinning seat, a rubber kick pad and a variety of activities that can be calming and allow the expression of stimming behaviors, this is a place where everyone is welcome to be themselves. See page 134 & 177
Learn more at
bciburke.com/serenity
Serenity™ Spot
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Mountain House                                               Page 171 of 1946 Sensory & Exploration Stations
Shapes, colors, movement, games and more bring learning to children ages 6-23 months and help them develop sensory and motor skills that provide the baseline for future development. Sensory and Exploration Stations bring this age-appropriate development for the important early childhood years and help children learn through play. See page 179 Learn more at bciburke.com/stations
Children ages 6-23 months are motivated to learn
and explore and Synergy Imagination 4ME meets
them where they are and advances development for
this early childhood age group. Designed from research
with Early Childhood Education Professors, each play
event is tied directly to developmental milestones
and helps children obtain skills in a natural setting
through child-directed play. See page 104
Learn more at
bciburke.com/4ME
Synergy
Imagination 4ME™
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Mountain House                                               Page 172 of 1946 PlayHouse
A cognitive, imaginative space that is perfect for children to pretend, engage or find a quiet space when they need it, the PlayHouse is an ideal addition to any Early Childhood environment. Customize your own colors or let our talented Design Team create a magical, whimsical space for your community. See page 178 Learn more at bciburke.com/playhouse
Discovery
Stations
Imaginative and creative play are critical to child
development. Between the ages of two and five, kids
begin to relate their pretend and fantasy play to real-life experiences and use props and language to enhance their play. Packed with play value, the Discovery Stations facilitate this important type of play by offering a place for children to create their own roles and fantasies in a real-life setting complete with realistic details, games and space for
everyone to engage. See page 180
Learn more at
bciburke.com/discovery
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Mountain House                                               Page 173 of 1946 Climbing is one of the most popular events in the
playspace. It’s fun, exciting and adventurous. It’s also extremely beneficial to child development and builds
upper and lower body strength, agility, cognitive planning and cooperation skills. Overheads are an excellent way for children to build strength, resilience and maintain upper body strength as they grow. These exciting new Burke
climbers and overheads will add tons of play value to
any environment and keep kids coming back for more
challenge and growth. See pages 108 & 126
Learn more at bciburke.com/new
New Climbers
and Overheads
Trango Two Climber
Straight Overhead
Petal Step Climber
Beta Climber
Via Climber Shasta Climber
S Overhead 90º Overhead
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Mountain House                                               Page 174 of 1946 A space designed by and for the community is the best
kind of space. For the community means everyone in the
community, no matter your ability, experiences or background.

The space at Field of Dreams is universally-designed and brings everyone together with play variety, inclusivity and a feeling of togetherness that permeates the entire environment. Choosing the design and equipment for Field of Dreams was a group effort and called on everyone from special educators to people with differing abilities and their family members to provide their experiences and help shape this environment into the largest, most
inclusive playscape in Louisiana. Continued on next page.

Learn more at bciburke.com/fod
Large, freestanding shade by others
Field of Dreams
Bossier City, LA
NU-3021 Ages 5-12
Approximately $322,000*
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Mountain House                                               Page 175 of 1946 Great designs are comprised of thoughtfully-designed
products. Field of Dreams is full of play events that foster a holistic play experience and help everyone find the best of themselves through play. A fully ramped structure and unitary surfacing brings everyone into the heart of play and creates equity where children of all abilities can have the same experiences in their own unique way. Slides, climbing, swinging and sensory play all help children develop and gain skills that transcend the playground. This is truly a place for everyone to dream big and reach their milestones while having fun.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/fod
Field of Dreams
Bossier City, LA
Continued from previous page.

NU-3021 Ages 5-12
Approximately $322,000*
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Mountain House                                               Page 176 of 1946 Located on the shores of beautiful Lake Winnebago,
Oshkosh is Wisconsin’s Event City with thousands of visitors from around the world coming to stay and play in this city of 70,000. Creating a space for local children and families and a destination for visitors is important to the community and Menominee Park is the perfect setting for an incredible, adventurous and inclusive play environment. With everything from a zoo to sports facilities and walking trails to water sports surrounding the play space, people can come and
spend the day outside and never run out of fun.

Learn more at bciburke.com/menominee
Menominee Park
Oshkosh, WI
NUIN-3018 Ages 5-12
Approximately $229,000*
IN-3019 Ages 5-12
Approximately $29,200*
NU-3020 Ages 2-5
Approximately $40,300*
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Mountain House                                               Page 177 of 1946 When a space is designed especially for you, it creates a sense of comfort, adds confidence and makes everyone feel like they can grow and play at their own pace. The Guild for Human Services is a unique school-community that serves 85 students from ages 6 to 22 who are diagnosed with intellectual disabilities, including autism, concurrent mental health diagnoses and challenging behaviors. For some, this was their first exposure to a playground.

The play environment produces positive social, emotional and physical developmental benefits. It shapes how the participants learn and engage with each other allowing for natural progression of social skills, relationship building and emotional bonding. Plus, after time spent playing outside, they are more able and ready to learn inside the classroom.

Learn more at bciburke.com/guild
The Guild For
Human Services
Concord, MA
NU-2885 Ages 5-12
Approximately $146,600*
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Mountain House                                               Page 178 of 1946 Adler Park
Libertyville, IL
In the quaint town of Libertyville, Illinois amidst
treelined streets sits Adler Park – a destination space for children of all ages and abilities. An adventurous
Nucleus® Evolution® Tower provides climbing challenges, PlayEnsemble® brings music play outdoors and the Volito multi-user swing allows groups of children to play
together. Transfer stations and paths help everyone get into the center of this beautiful neighborhood park
and engage with their community.

Learn more at bciburke.com/adler
NUIN-3022 Ages 5-12
Approximately $172,400*
NU-3023 Ages 2-5
Approximately $23,900*
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Mountain House                                               Page 179 of 1946 Mindowaskin
Park
Westfield, NJ
Be transported back to Victorian times with streetlights and architecture, big hats, suits and umbrellas in the themed playspace of Mindowaskin Park. From the bridge to the light fixtures to the drinking fountain and playground, this park celebrates the history of the area and gives the present-day community a place to gather, interact, exercise and play! Contact your local Burke Representative for more
information on this custom design.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/mindowaskin
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Mountain House                                               Page 180 of 1946 Lincoln
Elementary
Wauwatosa, WI
Lincoln Elementary wanted a space to engage
children of all abilities from ages 2-5 and 5-12 that
would help continue their learning outdoors! With
imaginative play areas, rocking, sliding, spinning,
climbing and overhed events that strengthen
development, the students will be able to learn
valuable skills that last a lifetime.

Learn more at bciburke.com/tosa
NU-3031 Ages 2-5
Approximately $50,200*
SY-3030 Ages 2-5
Approximately $6,100*
NU-3029 Ages 5-12
Approximately $162,200*
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Mountain House                                               Page 181 of 1946 Oakfield
Elementary
Oakfield, WI
There’s so much play, so much development and a crazy
amount of fun in this new playscape at the elementary school in Oakfield, Wisconsin. With two exciting play structures for children ages 5-12 linked with the all-new, all-exciting Level X Ally, kids will never plateau and always be engaged in climbing, sliding and spinning. For ages 2-5, imaginative play rules and children will be able to take learning outside with everything from games and activity panels to slides and climbers. This playspace has something for everyone and it’s a clear win for these students!
Learn more at bciburke.com/oakfield
SY-3013 Ages 2-5
Approximately $27,400*
SY-3013 Ages 2-5
Approximately $27,400*
NU-3012 Ages 5-12
Approximately $118,700*
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Mountain House                                               Page 182 of 1946 Underwood
Elementary
Wauwatosa, WI
There are so many options for play in Underwood
Elementary School’s new playspace! An imaginative play area for children ages 2-5 enhances learning and engagement and a fully-inclusive ramped structure featuring climbing, sliding and rocking is exactly what the 5-12 year old age group needs! All children will be able to create their own pathways with unitary surfacing and a fun path that provides separation between the age group playgrounds and provides an
area for movement and games.

Learn more at bciburke.com/tosa
NU-3011 Ages 2-5
Approximately $53,800*
NU-3014 Ages 5-12
Approximately $134,200*
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Mountain House                                               Page 183 of 1946 NU-2887 Ages 5-12
Approximately $90,100*
Kiwanis
Family park
Sanford, NC
Beckoning to children of all abilities, Kiwanis Family
Park offers unmatched play variety, a comfortable space for gathering and an exciting and engaging experience for everyone! Outdoor musical instruments offer an opportunity for creative expression and help children develop language and creativity while the climbing, swinging and rocking bring physical, cognitive and social development. It’s a true community space for all people!
Learn more at bciburke.com/sanford
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Mountain House                                               Page 184 of 1946 NUIN-3033 Ages 2-5
Approximately $49,100*
NU-3032 Ages 5-12
Approximately $173,300* Creating a space for children of all abilities brings the community together and teaches important lessons
through play. That’s exactly what the City of Peoria, Arizona had in mind when they created Paloma Park – a place for everyone to gather, play and develop. Bright colors draw people into the space and the variety of exciting play events keeps them there. From the Nucleus Evolution Tower to the universally-designed Inclusive Orbit and the fully ramped structure, no matter what your comfort level, ability or preference, you will find something to challenge and
engage you here.

Learn more at bciburke.com/paloma
Large, freestanding shade by others
Paloma Park
Peoria, AZ
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Mountain House                                               Page 185 of 1946 The community of Hayden, Colorado believes in the
power of playspaces that offer all the benefits of play, while providing a destination park that appeals to people of all ages and abilities. Dry Creek Park is a beautiful open space located within walking distance from many Hayden
neighborhoods and schools. Designing a space that provided equal access to the play areas with an intergenerational aspect was critical to the success of this park.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/dry-creek
NUNP-2345 Ages 2-5
Approximately $48,600*
NU-2891 Ages 5-12
Approximately $93,800*
FIT-2628 Ages 5-12 & 13+
Approximately $89,300*
Dry Creek Park
Hayden, CO
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Mountain House                                               Page 186 of 1946 Robert M. Beren Academy, a modern Orthodox
day school, serves a large range of students from early childhood to upper school, needed to update their play
environment so every age group and ability could gain the benefits of outdoor play and development. Spinning, climbing, sliding and musical exploration are all part of an area where children can socialize, move and gain all the benefits of play.

For the ninja in all children ages 5-12 and 13+, ELEVATE Fitness Course is there to bring movement, teamwork and challenge to this harder to engage age group. It’s Play That Moves Everyone!
Learn more at bciburke.com/beren
Large, freestanding shade by others
Beren Academy
Houston, TX
FIT-2754 Ages 5-12 & 13+
Approximately $30,900*
NU-2903 Ages 2-5
Approximately $16,900*
NU-2903 Ages 2-5
Approximately $16,900*
NUIN-2902 Ages 2-5
Approximately $50,800*
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Mountain House                                               Page 187 of 1946 Indoor
Playspaces
No matter where play happens, it’s healthy,
fun and essential to child development! Creating
indoor spaces that have all the play value of outdoor
spaces, but none of the weather is an incredible way
to make play a priority all year long! Your local Burke Representative can help you create an indoor space
that will serve your community for years to come!
Learn more at
bciburke.com/rustad
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Mountain House                                               Page 188 of 1946 NU-2864 Ages 2-12
Approximately $23,200*
7 Play Events | 12 Kid Capacity
NU-3024 Ages 5-12
Approximately $33,300*
16 Play Events | 84 Kid Capacity
Friendship Learning Center
North Fond du Lac, WI
County Line Elementary
Germantown, WI
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Combining learning and the outdoors creates an
environment that is flexible, open and where there
is room for students to learn together, yet distanced.

Outdoors, children are healthier, happier and do better academically while getting much-needed nature exposure.

With the help of our talented Design team, your local Burke Representative is ready to help you build an outdoor classroom that will inspire exploration, activity and offer hands-on experience for years to come. Our outdoor spaces expand the meaning of classroom with options for music, fitness and educational games that help everyone learn.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/outdoorclassrooms
Outdoor
Learning
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Mountain House                                               Page 189 of 1946 Spaces can be small and still deliver incredible,
inclusive play value, variety and unmatched
development. Ramps, towers, slides and more all
combine to create a community space perfect for
play. Partner with your local Burke Representative and
our Design Team to get the most from your space no
matter the size.

Browse our playground designs at
bciburke.com/designs
NU-2932 Ages 5-12
Approximately $56,900*
9 Play Events | 62 Kid Capacity
40’ x 28’ (12.2m x 8.6m) ASTM Use Zone
NU-3028 Ages 2-5
Approximately $79,000*
16 Play Events | 104 Kid Capacity
36’ x 42’ (11m x 12.8m) ASTM Use Zone
NewlanD Square Park
Lakewood, CO
Sedgwick Elementary
Cupertino, CA
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Small Spaces
Huge Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 190 of 1946 SY-3013 Ages 2-5
Approximately $27,400*
9 Play Events | 39 Kid Capacity
28’ x 35’ (8.6m x 10.7m) ASTM Use Zone
Pricing shown is for Synergy Play Structure only
NU-2927 Ages 2-5
Approximately $53,100*
17 Play Events | 47 Kid Capacity
Friendship Learning Center
North Fond du Lac, WI
Oakfield Elementary
Oakfield, WI
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool
Play
Children develop through play and children
ages 2-5 are at critical developmental ages where
they become aware of each other, engage in parallel
play and then begin to play together cooperatively.

These early years are crucial building blocks to future development and help children grow emotionally,
socially, cognitively and physically.

Browse our playground designs at
bciburke.com/designs
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Mountain House                                               Page 191 of 1946 Play on
a budget
Smaller budgets don’t have to mean less play!
There are so many ways to create an exciting and
engaging space that meets your budget goals and
brings play to your community! Check out our wide
variety of budget-friendly play solutions and start
designing your new playground!
Browse our playground designs at
bciburke.com/designs
SY-2895 Ages 5-12
Approximately $26,400*
10 Play Events | 55 Kid Capacity
36’ x 43’ (11m x 13.1m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-3027 Ages 5-12
Approximately $29,400*
7 Play Events | 56 Kid Capacity
35’ x 46’ (10.7m x 14.1m) ASTM Use Zone
Synergy®
Play System
Rolling Meadows Park
Rolling Meadows, IL
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls. 62 Playspace Solutions Playspace Solutions 63

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Mountain House                                               Page 192 of 1946 Synergy Imagination®
Synergy Imagination offers a whimsical
space designed especially for children
ages 2-5. Fostering imaginative play,
creativity and socialization, it brings a
critical part of child development into the
playspace. See page 92
Ages: 2-5
Post: 3.5” O.D.

Connections: Direct-bolt
Synergy®
Synergy is full of play value and designed
to provide a maximum experience
using minimal space. Climbing, sliding,
socializing and playing in smaller spaces
is possible with Synergy. See page 82
Ages: 2-5 or 5-12
Post: 3.5” O.D.

Connections: Direct-bolt
Nucleus® Evolution®
Bringing adventure and challenge to
the playspace, Nucleus Evolution offers
exciting towers, engaging climbers,
unique roofs and panels and pairs
with the fast, fun Cobra Slides® for a
playground experience too exhilarating
for words. See page 66
Ages: 5-12
Post: 5” O.D.

Connections: KoreKonnect® direct-bolt
clamp and direct-bolt systems
Nucleus® & Intensity®
Fusing traditional and fitness-based play,
Nucleus and Intensity bring exciting,
engaging and adventurous play to
children. See page 76
Ages: 2-5 or 5-12
Post: 5” O.D.

Connections: KoreKonnect® direct-bolt
clamp and direct-bolt systems
Level X®
Sculptural, artistic and full of play
opportunities, the Level X Play System
brings climbing, sensory, imagination
and creative experiences to children of
all abilities. See page 72
Ages: 5-12
Post: 5” O.D.

Materials: Rope, Platform, Pods & Belts
Synergy
Imagination 4ME
Research-based and full of age
appropriate activities that teach and
challenge children ages 6-23 months,
Synergy Imagination 4ME is designed
to help children reach developmental
milestones through play. See page 104
Ages: 6-23 month
Post: 3.5” O.D.

Connections: Direct-bolt
Play That Moves You brings people together,
develops us and teaches us. Creating the
spaces that offer development, socialization and
movement require products backed by years of
experience and continuing research. We have both.

Our Play Systems span ages, budgets and spaces
but share one commonality – bringing the highest
level of play to your community.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/playsystems
Burke Play
Systems
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Mountain House                                               Page 193 of 1946 Design Continuity
Clean, nature inspired design lines
characterize the Nucleus Evolution
product line and provide a
welcoming environment.

Play Variety
A large selection of play events
brings something for everyone into
the space and creates play equity.

New Heights for Play
From the ground to 16 feet in the air,
Nucleus Evolution takes play to the sky!
Versatile Climbers
Place them throughout the space
or use them to create an adventure
tower! You choose!
Cobra Slides®
Fast, fun and the BEST way to
descend from the tower! Try it,
we dare you!
Eye to the Sky
Nucleus Evolution roofs continue
the design all the way to the top
and create a visual, imaginative
experience throughout.

Nucleus®
Evolution®
Bringing adventure to the playspace,
Nucleus Evolution is a climbing marvel that
beckons children to explore. This collection of
products will make your community the place
to be for fun, development and play.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/evolution
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

NU-3009 Ages 5-12
Approximately $201,700*
School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus Evolution Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
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Mountain House                                               Page 194 of 1946 NU-2964 Ages 5-12
Approximately $162,400*
26 Play Events | 155 Kid Capacity
46’ x 58’ (14.1m x 17.7m) ASTM Use Zone
NU-2963 Ages 5-12
Approximately $139,000*
26 Play Events | 126 Kid Capacity
49’ x 53’ (14.9m x 16.2m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2834 Ages 5-12
Approximately $136,900
22 Play Events | 145 Kid Capacity
62’ x 42’ (18.9m x 12.8m) ASTM Use Zone
NU-2858 Ages 5-12
Approximately $73,700*
16 Play Events | 106 Kid Capacity
50’ x 38’ (15.3m x 11.6m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2965 Ages 5-12
Approximately $147,400*
24 Play Events | 157 Kid Capacity
47’ x 62’ (14.4m x 18.9m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station Apex Rope Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Plexus Step Climber
Plexus Hole Climber
Plexus Tangle Climber
Plexus Overhead
Tree Branch
Climber
Velo XL Slide
Ara Square Shade
Raindrops Activity Panel
Verto Climber
Arched Catwalk
Bridge
Cobra Slide Fusion
Clock Panel
Memory Reactions Panel
Cobra Slide Spiral
Nucleus Evolution
Arch Climber
Nucleus Evolution
Hex Roof
Cobra Slide Corkscrew
Crazy Maze Panel
40”
80”
88” 80” 96”
48”
192” 120”
48”
120” 192”
Transfer Station
Raindrops Activity Panel
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Novo Arc Benches
Velo Slide
Linking Ring
Climber
Apex Ellipse Climber
3-In-A-Row Panel
Crazy Maze Panel
Nucleus Evolution Hex Roof
Clock Panel
Apex Rope Climber
Memory Reactions Ring Panel
Apex Wave Climber Cobra Slide Curved Trango Climber
32”
96”
24”
72”
64” 56”
56”
Crescent Platform
Straight Overhead
Linking Ring Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Trango Climber
Rope
Tunnel
Shasta Climber
Manitou Climber
Evolution Hex Roof
Rain Wheel Panel
Crescent
Drum
Panel
Crescent Spinner Panel
Crescent Chimes Panel
Bee Panel
Nucleus Evolution Square Roofs
Collision Panel
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Evolution Arched
Catwalk Bridge
Cobra Slide Curved
Viper S Slide
Cobra Slide Fusion Corkscrew
Velo XL Slide
Velo XL Slide
Petal Step Climber
Serenity Spot
Hide The Numbers Game
24”
32”
40”
96”
192”
120”
48”
192”
120”
48”
96”
24”
16”
Double Leaf Seats
24”
32”
80”
88”
88”
168” 192”
120” 192”
192”
48”
192”
120”
48” 40”
48”
168”
Nucleus Evolution
Square Roofs
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Nucleus Evolution
Arched Catwalk Bridge
3-In-A-Row Panel
Hide The Numbers Game
Crescent Rain Panel
Collision Panel
Straight
Overhead
Cobra Slide Fusion S Left
PodStep Climber
Cobra Slide Fusion Corkscrew
Cobra Slide Fusion Spiral Crescent Platform
Rope Tunnel Serenity Spot
Apex Wave Climber
Taktiks Bolt Climber
Trango Climber
Taktiks Tall Rope Wall
Via Climber
Apex Ellipse Climber
Shasta Climber
Verto Climber 1
Tree Branch Climber
80”88”
88”
120”
48”
192”
120”
48”
120”
48”
Crescent Platform
Trigon Arch Climber
Taktiks Crescent
Climber Taktiks Bow Climber
Pod Step Climber
Novo Teardrop
Counter Climber
with Arc Benches
Shasta Climber PlayEnsemble
Titan Chimes
Jet Panel
3 In-A-Row Panel Collision Panel
Hide The Numbers Game
PlayEnsemble
Terra Metallophone
Cobra Slide Fusion Curved
Cobra Slide Fusion S
Cobra Slide Fusion Corkscrew
Tree Branch Climber
Agile Canyon
Athletic Arch
Apex Ellipse Climber
Solis Hue Topper
Evolution
Arched Catwalk
Bridge Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Nucleus Evolution
Square Roofs
Evolution Square Roof
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus Evolution Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
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Mountain House                                               Page 195 of 1946 48”
56”
64”
40”
72” 72”
Tree Branch
Climber
S Tunnel
Trango Climber
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Nucleus Evolution Square Roofs
PlayEnsemble Cirque Drums
PlayEnsemble Titan Chimes
PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes Hue
Collision Panel
3-In-A-Row Ring Panel
Jet Panel
Manitou Climber
Converge Climber
Verve Climber
Verve Climber
Viper II S-S Slide
Solis Hue Toppers
Monaco Slide
Crescent Platform
NU-2904 Ages 5-12
Approximately $69,600*
16 Play Events | 83 Kid Capacity
44’ x 41’ (13.4m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2914 Ages 5-12
Approximately $72,300*
14 Play Events | 72 Kid Capacity
40’ x 30’ (12.2m x 9.2m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station PlayEnsemble
Cirque Drums
PlayEnsemble
Titan Chimes
PlayEnsemble
Terra Metallophone
Petal Step Climber
72”
64” 72”
56”
48”
32” 48”
40”
Leaf Climber
Collision Panel
Tree
Branch
Climber
PodStep Climber
Nucleus Evolution
Arch Climber
Verve Climber
Cobra Slide Curved
Solis Hue Toppers
Nucleus Evolution
Hex Roof
Contour Slide
Memory Reactions Ring Panel
NU-2966 Ages 5-12
Approximately $58,100*
8 Play Events | 48 Kid Capacity
41’ x 29’ (12.5m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
72”
144”
72”
Tree Branch Climber
Petal Step Climber Cobra Slide Corkscrew
Solis Hue Toppers
Via Climber
Bench
Crunch Bar
Nucleus EvolutionArch Climber
Nucleus Evolution Square Roof
Mini
Arch
Bridge
Crescent Rain Panel
Crescent Platform
NU-2962 Ages 5-12
Approximately $68,000*
11 Play Events | 55 Kid Capacity
48’ x 34’ (14.7m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
72”
48”
64”
56”
144”
72”
Crescent Platform
Cobra Slide Fusion Spiral
Contour Slide
Nucleus Evolution
Square Roof
Serenity Spot
Crescent
Rain Panel
Viper S
Solis Toppers
Petal Step Climber
Beta Climber
Bubble Mirror
Via Climber Activity Panel
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Evolution Arched Catwalk Bridge
3 In-A-Row Ring Panel
NU-2961 Ages 5-12
Approximately $41,000*
7 Play Events | 35 Kid Capacity
35’ x 35’ (10.7m x 10.7m) ASTM Use Zone
72” 48”
Crescent Platform
Tree Branch Climber
Nucleus Evolution Hex Roof
Cobra Slide Curved
Velo Slide
Via Climber
Collision Ring Panel
Cresent Chimes Panel
Hide the Numbers Game
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus Evolution Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus Evolution Play System 70 7i

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 196 of 1946 Seamless Design with
Nucleus-Intensity
Attach Level X and Level X Ally to
any Nucleus play structure for even
more play variety, developmental
benefits and fun.

Center Pod Climber
Another way to come into the
heart of play and create a flow of
movement through the space.

Architectural Design
Inspired by urban architecture and world
famous bridges, the Level X Play System
changes the shape of play and the way
children engage with the playspace.

Rope Climbers
Exciting rope climbers allow children
to create a different experience
each time they play and gain the
developmental benefits of climbing.

Dynamic Belt Bridge
Flexible, durable rubber material creates a bridge
that brings children from one side to the other. When
a child moves, it causes reactive movement on the
other side teaching them about cause and effect and
bringing a unique experience each time they play.

Transfer Access
Create a space for everyone to
join with a transfer station.
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Level X®
Sculptural, artistic and full of
adventure, the Level X and Level X Ally
bring a climbing, sensory and tactile
experience to the playspace.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/levelx
NU-3012 Ages 5-12
Approximately $118,700*
School Aged Playgrounds
Level X Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Level X Play System 72 73

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 197 of 1946 Level X Ally 560-2612
Approximately $19,925*
Ages 5-12 | 43 Kid Capacity
37’ x 32’ (11.3m x 9.8m) ASTM Use Zone
Level X 560-2588
Approximately $51,750*
Ages 5-12 | 110 Kid Capacity
37’ x 49’ (11.3m x 15m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Access
Transfer Access
Dynamic Belt Bridge Dynamic Belt Bridge
Rope Climbers
Rope Climbers
Center Pod Climber
NUIN-2958 Ages 5-12
Approximately $82,900*
20 Play Events | 158 Kid Capacity
49’ x 74’ (14.9m x 22.6m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Apex Ellipse Climber
Apex Wave
Climber
Taktiks
Crescent
Climber
Trigon Arch Climber Level X Link Level X Link
Level X Ally
Trango Climber
Verve Climber
Collision
Panel
Shasta Climber
Via Climber
Velo XL Slide
Contour Slide
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Step Climber
Podstep Link
Plexus Rung Climber Plexus Tangle Climber
72”
72” 96”
48”
48”
40”
NUIN-2960 Ages 5-12
Approximately $47,700*
10 Play Events | 84 Kid Capacity
54’ x 41’ (16.5m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
Trango Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Crescent Platform
Level X Link
Novo Arc Benches
Level X Ally
Via Climber
Shasta
Climber
Straight Overhead
Velo XL Slide
24”
56”
64”
96”
NUIN-2957 Ages 5-12
Approximately $106,900*
18 Play Events | 212 Kid Capacity
63’ x 73’ (19.2m x 22.3m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Dynamic Discs
Trigon Tower
Taktiks Bow Climber
Level X Link
Level X
3 In-A-Row Panel
Hide The Numbers Game
Crazy
Maze
Panel
Verve Climber
Via Climber
Velo XL Slide
Viper Spiral Slide
90 Overhead Climber
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Hole Climber
Plexus Step Climber Plexus Tangle Climber
Tree Branch Climber
48”
56” 96”
96”
96”
NUIN-2959 Ages 5-12
Approximately $63,700*
13 Play Events | 104 Kid Capacity
55’ x 63’ (16.7m x 19.2m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Apex Rope Climber
Taktiks Bolt Climber
Level X Ally Level X Link
Shasta Climber
Petal Step
Climber
Beta Climber
Double
Leaf Seats Rain Wheel Panel
3 In-A-Row Panel
Velo Slide
Viper S
32”
96”
72” 64”
Dynamic Belt Bridge
Dynamic Belt Bridge
Rope Climbers
Rope Climbers
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Level X Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Level X Play System 74 75

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 198 of 1946 Climbing Cables and
Aluminum Connectors
Made of polyester with steel reinforced
cores, Burke cables are secured with
aluminum swivel connectors and are flexible
enough to provide movement yet strong
enough to hold up to kids being, well, kids!
UV-20 Compound
plastics
Vibrant colors bring excitement and energy
to the playspace and thanks to our thick,
durable rotomolded plastics with UV-20
protection, our colors start bright and stay
bright for the life of your playground.
5” O.D. Post
System
Burke Built with a 100-year
warranty, our steel posts are
ready to be the anchors for
your playspace!
Connection Systems
Burke’s connection systems are strong, accurate
and ensure ease of installation. The KoreKonnect®
direct-bolt clamp system looks clean and offers an
easy, precise fit while the direct-bolt connection is
straightforward and accommodates the demands
of children at play.

EZKonnect® Platform
Mounting System
Our exclusive self-leveling platform
attachment and factory CNC
construction allows for faster and
more precise location of platforms
during installation.

Premium Powder
Coatings
Our industry-leading powder
coatings and finishes prevent
fading, last longer and deter
rust. This keeps your playground
looking vibrant, longer.
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Nucleus®
Intensity®
Burke’s playgrounds are handcrafted in
America’s Heartland using high quality materials
and protected by the industry’s longest and
strongest warranty – the Generations Warranty. It’s
Burke Built Quality – 101 years of it! See what it
means for your playground!
Learn more at bciburke.com/nucleus
NU-2904 Ages 5-12
Approximately $69,600*
School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System 76 77

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 199 of 1946 NUIN-2971 Ages 5-12
Approximately $40,000*
14 Play Events | 66 Kid Capacity
35’ x 54’ (10.6m x 16.5m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2980 Ages 5-12
Approximately $73,800*
13 Play Events | 75 Kid Capacity
49’ x 50’ (15m x 15.3m) ASTM Use Zone
NU-2975 Ages 5-12
Approximately $40,300*
11 Play Events | 58 Kid Capacity
47’ x 40’ (14.4m x 12.2m) ASTM Use Zone
Taktiks Bow Climber
3 In-A-Row Panel
Hide The Numbers Game
Straight Overhead
Verve Climber
Manitou Climber
Rope Tunnel
Transfer Station
Nucleus Evolution Hex Roofs
Viper II S Spiral
Contour Slide
Shasta Climber
Beta Climber
Via Climber
Petal Step Climber
72”
48”
96”
Luge Slide
Ara Square Shade
Transfer Station Tree Branch Climber
Novo Teardrop Counter Climber
with Novo Arc Benches
Taktiks Bow
Climber
3-In-A-Row Ring Panel
Odyssey Post Link - Double
Athletic Arch
Memory Reactions
Ring Panel
Velo XL Slide
56”
96”
48”
72” 96”
48” 48”
Petal Step Climber Taktiks Trail
Manitou Climber
90 Degree Overhead
Tree Branch
Climber
Shasta Climber
Crescent Spinner Panel
Hide The Numbers Game
Via Climber
Cobra Slide
Fusion Straight
Contour Slide
Transfer Station
NUIN-2977 Ages 5-12
Approximately $39,600*
14 Play Events | 60 Kid Capacity
33’ x 52’ (10.1m x 15.9m) ASTM Use Zone
Straight Overhead
Beta Climber
Velo XL Slide
Crescent Rain Panel
Via Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Podstep Link Verve Climber
Verto Climber
Dynamic Pad
Crescent Platform
Wild Web
Power Peak
24” 32”
64”
96”
40”
72”
72” 72”
Transfer Station
Tree Branch
Climber
Nucleus Evolution
Square Roofs
Beta Climber
Mini Arch
Bridge
Odyssey Climber
Odyssey Post
Link - Double
Power Pipes
Crunch Bar
Shasta
Climber
Via Climber
Straight Overhead
Steel Slide
Stainless Steel
Wavy Slide
Converge Climber
NUIN-2853 Ages 5-12
Approximately $41,700*
11 Play Events | 65 Kid Capacity
51’ x 31’ (15.5m x 9.5m) ASTM Use Zone
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System 78 79

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 200 of 1946 NUIN-2972 Ages 5-12
Approximately $17,900*
5 Play Events | 33 Kid Capacity
40’ x 39’ (12.2m x 11.9m) ASTM Use Zone
IN-2976 Ages 5-12
Approximately $30,600*
15 Play Events | 63 Kid Capacity
39’ x 40’ (11.9m x 12.2m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2978 Ages 5-12
Approximately $38,900*
9 Play Events | 55 Kid Capacity
39’ x 44’ (11.9m x 13.5m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2974 Ages 5-12
Approximately $31,500*
12 Play Events | 49 Kid Capacity
34’ x 46’ (10.4m x 14.1m) ASTM Use Zone
Nucleus Evolution
Square Roofs
Velo XL Slide
Contour Slide
3 In-A-Row Panel
Via Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Shasta
Climber
Apex Wave Climber
Apex Rope Climber
Trango Climber
Crescent Platform
88”
72”
48”
80”
Fierce Cyclone
Straight Overhead
Dynamic Pad
Shasta Climber
Via Climber
Agile Canyon
Apex Rope Climber
Apex Ellipse Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Trango Climber
Trango Two
Climber
Podstep Climber
72”
64”
24”
Trigon Tower
Odyssey Climber
Straight Overhead
Hide The
Numbers Game
Apex Wave Climber
Shasta Climber
Beta Climber
Via Climber
Contour Slide
Crescent Platform
NUIN-2973 Ages 5-12
Approximately $16,300
12 Play Events | 33 Kid Capacity
36’ x 41’ (11m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
96”
Crescent Platform
Dynamic Pad
Novo Arc Benches
Velo XL Slide
3 In-A-Row Ring Panel
90 Degree Overhead
Verve Climber
Trango Two Climber
Shasta Climber
Via Climber
IN-2994 Ages 5-12
Approximately $22,500*
6 Play Events | 44 Kid Capacity
39’ x 44’ (11.9m x 13.5m) ASTM Use Zone
Twisting Traverse
Apex Rope Climber
Apex Ellispse Climber
Taktiks Bow
Climber
Atheltic Arch
Apex Wave Climber
Ara Clover Shade
88”
48”
Transfer Station
Shasta Climber
Straight Overhead
Apex Wave Climber
Velo XL Slide
Trango Two Climber
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System 80 8i

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 201 of 1946 Scaled Design
Synergy brings play to
smaller spaces with scaled
components, smaller platforms
and clean design lines.

Play Variety
Engaging all children in play means having
challenging and fun events that meet everyone where
they are and challenge them to grow and develop!
Slides, climbers, spinners and panel games are all
important aspects of play that Synergy can provide.

3.5” O.D. Posts
Providing sturdy framework for a
lifetime of play, Burke’s steel posts
are covered for 100 years under our
Generations Warranty!
Direct-Bolt Connections
Synergy features Burke’s trusted direct-bolt
connection system, a durable, straightforward
system that ensures ease of installation
and provides the strength necessary to
accommodate the demands of play.

EZ Konnect Platform
Mounting System
Our exclusive self-leveling platform
attachment and factory CNC construction
allows for faster and more precise
location of platforms during installation.

Complete Offering
Burke offers a variety of components
to enhance Synergy’s play value and
foster social, emotional and physical
development through play!
SY-3010 Ages 5-12
Approximately $29,400*
Synergy®
Packed with play value and perfect
for small spaces, Synergy is designed for
efficiency and provides a full offering of
exciting Burke components. Children learn
through play and Synergy will help them
develop important skills while having fun.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/synergy
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Synergy Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Synergy Play System 82 83

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 202 of 1946 SY-2907 Ages 5-12
Approximately $27,600*
9 Play Events | 52 Kid Capacity
44’ x 34’ (13.5m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2908 Ages 5-12
Approximately $31,100*
11 Play Events | 57 Kid Capacity
29’ x 45’ (8.9m x 13.7m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Power Peak
Linx Levitate Climber
90 Degree
Overhead
Contour Slide
Luge Slide
Car Panel
Charade Panel
Hypno
Activity
Panel
12 x 12 ShadePlay Canopy
Trango Climber
Via Climber
Manitou Climber
72”
48”
40”
40”
SY-2969 Ages 5-12
Approximately $38,000*
17 Play Events | 94 Kid Capacity
47’ x 46’ (14.3m x 14.1m) ASTM Use Zone
48”
64”
72”
72”
96”
56”
Transfer Station
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Tangle Climber
Petal Step
Climber
Plexus Step Climber
Tree Branch Climber
Verve Climber
Velo XL Slide
Bench
Contour Slide
Trango Climber
3 In-A-Row Panel
Collision Panel
Crescent Spinner Panel
Manitou Climber
Beta Climber
Linx Levitate
Climber
Plexus Hole Climber
3 In-A-Row Panel
Straight Overhead
Crater Point Climber
Trango Climber
Manitou Climber
Linx Levitate Climber
Transfer Station
Viper II SS
Extreme Cyclone
Petal Step Climber
72”
40”
40”
SY-3005 Ages 5-12
Approximately $19,700*
8 Play Events | 43 Kid Capacity
32’ x 36’ (9.8m x 11m) ASTM Use Zone
48”
64”
72”
Transfer Station
Straight Overhead
Trango Two Climber
Tree Branch Climber
Crescent Rain Panel
Pipe Wall with Steering Wheel
Via Climber
Velo Slide
Contour Slide
SY-2968 Ages 5-12
Approximately $23,700*
10 Play Events | 53 Kid Capacity
35’ x 39’ (10.6m x 11.9m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
64”
Transfer Station
Linx Levitate Climber
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Tangle Climber Petal Step Climber
Via Climber
Velo Slide
Monaco Slide
Offset Tunnel
Plexus Step Climber
Plexus Hole Climber
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Synergy Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Synergy Play System 84 85

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 203 of 1946 SY-2967 Ages 5-12
Approximately $18,500*
7 Play Events | 31 Kid Capacity
30’ x 29’ (9.2m x 8.8m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-3007-Ages 5-12
Approximately $31,800*
11 Play Events | 48 Kid Capacity
30’ x 39’ (9.2m x 11.9m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-3006 Ages 5-12
Approximately $26,700*
9 Play Events | 46 Kid Capacity
28’ x 48’ (8.5m x 14.6m) ASTM Use Zone
32”
24”
56”
72”
Transfer Station
Petal Step
Climber
15’ x 15’ ShadePlay Canopy
Manitou
Climber
3 In-A-Row Ring Panel
Via Climber
Single Leaf Seat Beta Climber
Crescent Spinner Panel
Velo Slide
Luge Slide
90 Degree Overhead
Crux
Climber
Transfer Station
Manitou Climber
Drum
Crescent
Panel
Crescent
Contour Slide Rain Panel
Petal Step Climber
Beta Climber
Via Climber
40”
72”
SY-2895 Ages 5-12
Approximately $26,400*
10 Play Events | 55 Kid Capacity
36’ x 43’ (11m x 13.1m) ASTM Use Zone
Velo XL Slide
Linking Ring
Climber
Trango Climber
Athletic Arch
Linx Levitate Climber
Viper Right
Tree Branch Climber
Bug Accessible
Reach Panel
3-In-A-Row Panel Fierce Cyclone
Petal Post Toppers
Transfer Station
48”
48”
72”
96”
88”
48”
56”
72”
Transfer Station
Petal Post Toppers
Tree Branch Climber
Trango
Climber
Manitou Climber
Beta Climber
Via Climber
Velo Slide
Velo XL Slide
Crescent Drum Panel
Crescent Rain Panel
SY-2909 Ages 5-12
Approximately $21,300*
7 Play Events | 40 Kid Capacity
36’ x 43’ (11m x 13.1m) ASTM Use Zone
3 In-A-Row Panel
Crescent
Drum Panel
Viper S
Transfer Station
Power Peak
Linx Levitate Climber
Elation Roofs
Fierce Cyclone
Via Climber
72”
48”
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Synergy Play System
School Aged Playgrounds
Synergy Play System 86 87

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 204 of 1946 Photo Opportunity Panels
Photo Opportunity Panels can add imagination and theming to your playspace. Using these exciting panels, kids will have the ability to role play, pretend play and just have fun being kids! Custom Panels
Enhance the theme of your playspace with Custom
Play Panels! Custom Pay Panels help drive cognitive,
social and emotional growth while providing hours of
fun for children of all ages and abilities.

Custom StoreFront
Coffee Shop? Grocery Store? Drive Thru? Kids will
create their own stories directly from their imaginations while they develop valuable skills such as creative
problem solving, language and cooperation.

Custom Counters
Stop at the bank on the way home or pick up a to-go
order from your favorite restaurant at the counter!
Custom Counters are a great way to engage children in
pretend play and help them develop friendships and
enhance their imaginative skills.

Themed
Play
From tree houses to farms and pirate
ships, theming your playground will help
children imagine themselves in new and
exciting ways and bring extra life and games
into your playspace.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/themed
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School Aged Playgrounds
Themed Playground
School Aged Playgrounds
Themed Playgrounds 88 89

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 205 of 1946 NU-2985 Ages 5-12
Approximately $91,600*
19 Play Events | 87 Kid Capacity
40’ x 67’ (12.2m x 20.5m) ASTM Use Zone
NUNP-2983 Ages 5-12
Approximately $144,200*
20 Play Events | 77 Kid Capacity
55’ x 65’ (16.8m x 19.9m) ASTM Use Zone
NU-2981 Ages 5-12
Approximately $48,800*
16 Play Events | 61 Kid Capacity
34’ x 52’ (10.4m x 15.9m) ASTM Use Zone
NUNP-2986 Ages 5-12
Approximately $84,700*
17 Play Events | 97 Kid Capacity
52’ x 52’ (15.9m x 15.9m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
32” 32”
48”
72”
Transfer Station
Petal Step Climber
Dynamic Pad
Apex Ellipse Climber
Trango Climber
Beta Climber
Straight Overhead
Tree Branch
Climbers
Viper Right
Velo Slide
Crescent Spinner Panel
Airplane Tail Climber
Propeller Ring Panel
Collision
Ring Panel
3 In-A-Row
Panel
Transfer Station
Crescent Platform
Straight Overhead Trango Two Climber
Verto Climbers
Taktiks Bow
Climber
Shasta
Climber
Tree Branch
Climber
Velo XL Slide
3-In-A-Row
Ring Panel
Crescent Rain Panel
48”
24”
96”
88”
64”
72”
96”
Jungle Vine
Climber Viper S
Manitou Climber
Rope Tunnel
ClubHouse Retreat Roof
Contour Slide
Via Climber
Solis Toppers
Crescent Platform
Cobra Slide Fusion S
Manitou Climber
Fierce Cyclone
Velo XL Slide
Cobra Slide Fusion Spiral
Athletic Arch
Trango Climber
Ship Pirate Panel
Ship Bow Climber
Flag Post Topper
Crescent Spinner Panel
Telescope
3-In-A-Row Panel
Tree Branch
Climber
48” 120”
40”
120”
40”
56”
88” 48” 56”
80”
72”
NaturePlay
Transfer Stump
Straight Overheads
NaturePlay
Rock - Small
NaturePlay
Rock - Medium NaturePlay
Rock - Large
Novo ClubHouse
BenchClimb
Viper S
Velo XL Slide
Jungle Vine Climber ClubHouse Retreat Roofs
Tree Branch Climber
Manitou Climber
Contour Slide
Solis Hue Toppers
Via Climber
Timber Tower
Hide the Numbers Panel
Evolution Arched
Catwalk Bridge
Crescent Rain Panel
NaturePlay Split Log Climber
72”
72”
96”
72” 72” 32” 24”
72” 48” 72”
96” 96”
48” 64”
112”
32”
Transfer Station
Straight Overhead
Apex Rope Climber
Taktiks Bow Climber
Shasta Climber
Via Climber
Contour Slide
Tree Branch Climber
3-In-A-Row Panel
Hide the Numbers Panel
Evolution Arched Catwalk Bridge
Cobra Slide Fusion S
Petal Step Climber
Pod Walk
Rocket USA Panel
Viper S Centipede Climber
NU-2982 Ages 5-12
Approximately $64,200*
12 Play Events | 115 Kid Capacity
47’ x 48’ (14.4m x 14.7m) ASTM Use Zone
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

School Aged Playgrounds
Themed Playgrounds
School Aged Playgrounds
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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 206 of 1946 Imaginative Play
Imagination is how children develop a
sense of self, visualize their place in the
world and learn to interact with each other.

Fostering imaginative play is important,
especially at the critical ages of 2-5.

Lil’ Novo
Playful Furniture™
No more sitting at a table that’s too
big and unapproachable! Lil’ Novo
takes Playful Furniture and sizes it
for children ages 2-5 for ultimate
comfort and confidence.

3.5” O.D. Post System &
Direct Bolt Connection
Posts are Burke Built and covered for 100 years
under the Generations Warranty. Combined
with the direct-bolt connection system, our
posts provide the strength and longevity so
your playspace lasts for a lifetime of play.

Right Sized
With smaller hand grips, steps and
decks, the sizing and spacing is exactly
what children ages 2-5 need to help
them develop, learn, engage and grow.

Whimsical Design
Synergy Imagination brings children
a whimsical space that is designed
with them in mind with surprises
around every corner!
Elation Roofs
Kids look for exciting shapes and colors
everywhere and their playspace is no
different! Elation Roofs bring the visual
stimulation upwards and give kids
something to imagine!
SY-2897 Ages 2-5
Approximately $23,700*
Synergy
Imagination®
Imagination is not only fun but an important part of
how children develop a sense of self, see the world
and interact with their peers and caregivers. Playing in a space with soft, approachable lines and products
that are designed and sized especially for them will
increase confidence, encourage exploration and
learn and grow through play.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/imagination
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System
Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System 92 93

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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 207 of 1946 SY-2989 Ages 2-5
Approximately $38,800*
15 Play Events | 63 Kid Capacity
36’ x 34’ (11m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2916 Ages 2-5
Approximately $25,300*
13 Play Events | 52 Kid Capacity
38’ x 29’ (11.6m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2919 Ages 2-5
Approximately $40,800*
15 Play Events | 74 Kid Capacity
42’ x 34’ (12.8m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2988 Ages 2-5
Approximately $19,500*
9 Play Events | 34 Kid Capacity
33’ x 29’ (10.1m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2917 Ages 2-5
Approximately $23,000*
11 Play Events | 45 Kid Capacity
27’ x 32’ (8.3m x 9.8m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Monaco Slide
Crux Climber
Petal Post Toppers
Collision Ring Panel
Sprocket
Panel
Ascend Climber
Bubble Window
Steering Wheel
Synergy Counter
Lil’ Novo Bean Table
with Bean Benches
Apex Arch Climber 2-5
Acorn Panel
32”
24”
16”
32”
40”
32”
48”
40”
40”
48”
Transfer Station
Petal Step Climber
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
15’ x 19’ ShadePlay Canopy
Collision
Panel
3 In-A-Row Panel
Monaco Slide
Viper Left
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Synergy Doorway
Synergy Counter
Ascend Climber Manitou Climber
Rain
Wheel
Panel
Crescent Spinner Panel
Crescent Chimes Panel
Crux Climber
Acorn Panel
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Leaf Climber
Synergy Doorway
Acorn Panel
Synergy Counter
Lil’ Novo Bean Table
with Bean Benches
Crescent
Chimes Panel
Crescent Rain Panel
Monaco Slide
Linking Ring Climber
Elation Roofs
Luge Slide
Snake Climber
ABC/123 Panel
Propeller
Panel
32”
48” 48” 40”
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step Crescent Rain Panel
Acorn Panel
Tree Branch
Climber
Centipede Climber
Elation Roofs
Petal Step Climber
Monaco Slide
Synergy Hammock 90 Degree Tunnel
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
40”
48”
48”
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Lil’ Novo Bean Table
with Bean Benches
Hex ShadePlay
Canopy
Sprocket
Panel
Collision Ring Panel
Crescent Rain Panel
Acorn Panel
Leaf Climber
Crux
Climber
Apex Net Climber 2-5
Linx Climber
Twisting Traverse
Manitou Climber
Petal Step Climber
Monaco Slide
Trango Climber
40”
40”
32”
24”
Bug Accessible
Reach Panel
SY-2992 Ages 2-5
Approximately $20,100*
12 Play Events | 40 Kid Capacity
31’ x 26’ (9.5m x 7.9m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
16”
32”
Transfer Station
Petal Step Climber
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
Beta Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Steps
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Crescent Drum Panel
Crescent Spinner Panel
S Tunnel
Elation Roofs
ABC Panel
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System
Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System 94 95

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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 208 of 1946 SY-2915 Ages 2-5
Approximately $14,700*
11 Play Events | 32 Kid Capacity
25’ x 26’ (7.7m x 8m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-2918 Ages 2-5
Approximately $17,300*
8 Play Events | 31 Kid Capacity
27’ x 26’ (8.3m x 8m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step Leaf Climber
Crescent Chimes Panel
Elation Roofs Acorn
Panel
Crux Climber
Propeller Panel
Collision Ring Panel Ascend Climber
Monaco Slide
32”
32”
40”
SY-2948 Ages 2-5
Approximately $10,100*
8 Play Events | 22 Kid Capacity
26’ x 19’ (8m x 5.8m) ASTM Use Zone
Lil’ Novo Bean
Table with Bean Benches
Collision Ring Panel
Synergy
Doorway
Synergy
Counter Synergy Bench
Synergy Bench
Crescent Chimes Panel
Elation Roofs Crescent Spinner Panel
32”
24”
16”
Petal Step Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Steps
S Tunnel
Crescent Rain Panel
Acorn Panel
ABC Panel
Crux Climber
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide Crescent Drum Panel
SY-2991 Ages 2-5
Approximately $12,800*
8 Play Events | 30 Kid Capacity
29’ x 25’ (8.9m x 7.7m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
32”
24”
Transfer Station
Tree Branch Climber
Ascend Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Apex Hole Climber 2-5
Crescent Spinner Panel
ABC Panel
Synergy Counter
Monaco Slide
Crux Climber
SY-2990 Ages 2-5
Approximately $10,200*
5 Play Events | 22 Kid Capacity
28’ x 24’ (8.6m x 7.4m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
40”
Transfer Station 3 In-A-Row Panel Crescent Spinner Panel Collision Panel Manitou Climber
Monaco Slide
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
SY-2987 Ages 2-5
Approximately $13,300*
7 Play Events | 24 Kid Capacity
25’ x 27’ (7.7m x 8.3m) ASTM Use Zone
40”
32”
Transfer Station
Petal Step Climber
Monaco Slide
Beta Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Rain Wheel Panel
Chimes Crescent Panel
Synergy Counter
Acorn Panel
Petal Topper
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination Play System
Preschool Playgrounds
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ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 209 of 1946 NUIN-2893 Ages 2-5
Approximately $65,000*
Climbing Cables and
Aluminum Connectors
Made of polyester with steel reinforced
cores, Burke cables are secured with
aluminum swivel connectors and are flexible
enough to provide movement yet strong
enough to hold up to kids being, well, kids!
UV-20 Compound
plastics
Vibrant colors bring excitement and energy
to the playspace and thanks to our thick,
durable rotomolded plastics with UV-20
protection, our colors start bright and stay
bright for the life of your playground.

Premium Powder
Coatings
Our industry-leading powder
coatings and finishes prevent
fading, last longer and deter
rust. This keeps your playground
looking vibrant, longer.
5” O.D. Post
System
Burke Built with a 100-year
warranty, our steel posts are
ready to be the anchors for
your playspace!
Connection Systems
Burke’s connection systems are strong, accurate
and ensure ease of installation. The KoreKonnect®
direct-bolt clamp system looks clean and offers an
easy, precise fit while the direct-bolt connection is
straightforward and accommodates the demands
of children at play.

EZKonnect® Platform
Mounting System
Our exclusive self-leveling platform
attachment and factory CNC
construction allows for faster and
more precise location of platforms
during installation.
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System
Preschool Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System 98 99
Nucleus®
Intensity®
Designed for ages 2-5, these Burke playgrounds
feature the same high-quality materials as the
School-Aged playgrounds but are “right-sized”
for smaller hands, feet and bodies. Backed by
the industry’s longest and strongest warranty – the
Generations Warranty, these incredible playspaces
will serve your community for years to come!
Learn more at
bciburke.com/nucleus

ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 210 of 1946 IN-2920 Ages 2-5
Approximately $33,500*
11 Play Events | 27 Kid Capacity
24’ x 34’ (7.4m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
32”
Athletic Arch
Monaco Slide Ground-Level Trigon Arch
PlayEnsemble Cirque Drums
PlayEnsemble Titan Chimes
PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes Hue
Ara Clover Shade
Collision Panel
NU-2921 Ages 2-5
Approximately $31,500*
12 Play Events | 46 Kid Capacity
32’ x 29’ (9.8m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
24”
24”
16”
Monaco Slide
PlayEnsemble Cirque Drums
PlayEnsemble
Supine Chimes Hue
Apex Net Climber 2-5
32”
Apex Arch Climber 2-5
Manitou Climber
Concave Aluminum Roof
Raindrops
Activity
Panel
Gear Panel
Collision Panel
Novo Arc Benches
NUIN-2822 Ages 2-5
Approximately $38,000*
15 Play Events | 54 Kid Capacity
38’ x 37’ (11.6m x 11.3m) ASTM Use Zone
3-In-A-Row Ring Panel
Bee Panel
Solis Hue Toppers
Ascend Climber
Viper Left
Crazy Maze Panel Tree Branch Climber
Apex Net Climber 2-5
Novo Arc
Benches
Taktiks Short Rope Wall
Dynamic Discs
Apex Hole Climber 2-5
Twisting Traverse
Trango Climber
Post-to-Post
Tree Branch
Climber
48”
40”
32”
24”
16”
8”
NUIN-2993 Ages 2-5
Approximately $72,100*
22 Play Events | 95 Kid Capacity
39’ x 45’ (11.8m x 13.7m) ASTM Use Zone
Crescent Platform
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Athletic Arch
Power Pipes
Odyssey Climber
Twisting Traverse
Tree Branch Climber
Ground-Level
Trigon Arch
Apex Net Taktiks Short Rope Wall Climber
2-5 Linking Ring
Climber
Manitou Climber
Ara Hex Shade
Ara Poly Shade
Roller Slide
Monaco Slide
Contour Slide
Charade Ring Panel
Collision Ring Panel
ABC Panel
Jet Panel
Memory Reactions Panel
Gear Panel
16” 24”
32”
40”
48” 56” 64”
72”
NU-2996 Ages 2-5
Approximately $32,400*
12 Play Events | 49 Kid Capacity
39’ x 33’ (11.8m x 10.1m) ASTM Use Zone
Crescent
Platform
Tree Branch Climber
Chimes
Panel
Luge Slide
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Touch & Play
Guitar Panel
Counter
Collision Ring Panel
Novo Arc Benches
S Tunnel
Ascend Climber
Solis Toppers 48” 24”
24” 32” 40”
16”
NUIN-2995 Ages 2-5
Approximately $18,200*
9 Play Events | 37 Kid Capacity
29’ x 41’ (8.9m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
Crescent Platform
Power Pipes
Athletic Arch
Beta Climber
Petal Step Climber
ABC Panel Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
Shasta Climbers
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
48”
48”
24”
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
Nucleus-Intensity Play System
Preschool Playgrounds
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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 211 of 1946 NU-2998 Ages 2-5
Approximately $29,400*
11 Play Events | 57 Kid Capacity
31’ x 29’ (9.5m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
NUIN-2997 Ages 2-5
Approximately $33,500
11 Play Events | 73 Kid Capacity
38’ x 41’ (11.6m x 12.5m) ASTM Use Zone
NUNP-2877 Ages 2-5
Approximately $32,400*
10 Play Events | 41 Kid Capacity
28’ x 39’ (8.6m x 11.9m) ASTM Use Zone
Transfer Station
Novo Arc Benches
Tree Branch
Climber
Ground-Level Trigon Arch
Waver Ring Panel
Taktiks Short
Rope Walls
Luge Slide Ascend Climber
Jungle Vine Climber
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Solis Hue Toppers
ClubHouse
Retreat Roof
40”48” 32” 24”
Custom StoreFront
Coffee Shop? Grocery Store? Drive
Thru? Kids will create their own stories
directly from their imaginations while
they develop valuable skills such as
creative problem solving, language
and cooperation.

Photo Opportunity
Photo Opportunity Panels can
add imagination and theming
to your playspace. Using these
exciting panels, kids will have the
ability to role play, pretend play
and just have fun being kids!
Custom Vehicles
Police cars, fire engines, school buses, and
more are possible with Burke’s creative
custom vehicle options. Designing a theme,
honoring our heroes or simply promoting
imaginative play are opportunities to bring
these fun spaces into your community.

Themed
Play
Bring imaginations to life for children ages
2-5 and watch them grow, develop and have
so much fun. Whether you add a vehicle, create
a custom counter or design a storefront, you’ll be
helping them learn cooperation, communication
and social skills that transcend the playground.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/themed
Transfer Station
Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Tree Branch Climber
Petal Step Climber
Manitou Climber
Schooner Sail
Crescent Spinner Panel
Ship Wheel
Crescent Rain Panel
Athletic Arch
Power Pipes
Ship Bow Climber
Twisting Traverse
Monaco Slide
32”
32”
32”
32”
40”
Transfer Station Lil’ Novo Bean Step
Petal Step Climber
Manitou Climber
Crescent Spinner Panel
Crescent Chimes Panel
Fire Hose Climber
Fireman’s Cross Panel Fire Truck Front Panel
Fire Rescue Flag Panel
Luge Slide 32”
32”
32”
48”
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Preschool Playgrounds
Themed Playgrounds
Preschool Playgrounds
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ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 212 of 1946 SY-3015 Ages 6-23 months
Approximately $13,900* SY-3016 Ages 6-23 months
Approximately $7,400*
SY-3003 Ages 6-23 months
Approximately $12,400*
7 Play Events | 33 Kid Capacity
32’ x 21’ (9.8m x 6.4m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-3001 Ages 6-23 months
Approximately $10,800*
4 Play Events | 25 Kid Capacity
23’ x 24’ (7m x 7.4m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-3002 Ages 6-23 months
Approximately $9,800*
5 Play Events | 20 Kid Capacity
25’ x 22’ (7.7m x 6.7m) ASTM Use Zone
SY-3000 Ages 6-23 months
Approximately $7,000*
4 Play Events | 15 Kid Capacity
22’ x 20’ (6.7m x 6.1m) ASTM Use Zone
Children ages 6-23 months are motivated to
learn and explore and Synergy Imagination 4ME
fosters development for this early childhood age
group. Designed from research with Early Childhood
Education Professors, each play event is tied directly to developmental milestones and helps children obtain
skills in a natural setting through child-directed play.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/4ME
Synergy
Imagination 4ME™
bciburke.com *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls..

Early Childhood Playgrounds
Synergy Imagination 4ME Play System
Early Childhood Playgrounds
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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 213 of 1946 Overhead Events
Every child is constantly looking for ways
to reach higher, so we developed a
wide selection of overhead events with
exactly that in mind. Overhead events
help build key muscle groups, so you’ll
be setting the stage for a lifetime of
better fitness. See page 126
Imaginative Play
Studies show that imaginative play
helps nurture a child’s social, emotional
and cognitive development as well as
promote creativity and language skills.

See page 134
Climbers
Kids love to climb, and Burke’s large
selection of playground climbers will
ensure that your playground satisfies
their innate need to reach higher.

Our climbers go above and beyond,
challenging children to climb to their
potential, use their imaginations and
increase their strength, endurance and
stamina. See page 108
Slides
Fast, fun and exhilarating, slides are a
playground staple! It’s not just fun, sliding
provides a variety of developmental
benefits, including balance, coordination,
problem solving and cooperation.

Our slides are available in a variety of
aesthetics, heights and colors, so add them
to your playspace for maximum playability.

See page 120
Play Panels
Play Panels offer a wide variety of engaging
and stimulating activities for children. Our
playground panels are carefully designed
to provide entertainment while helping
kids acquire important developmental skills
and educational benefits. See page 128
Roofs, Toppers
& Shade Canopies
Our selection of playground Shade
and Roofs offer protection from the
damaging effects of the sun while still
allowing children to have fun.

See page 138
Play variety is an important aspect to consider
when designing a playspace for all children.

Choosing a variety of play components helps
children create a well-rounded play experience
for everyone. Contact your local Burke
Representative to get started on your design.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/playsystems
Play System
Components
NUIN-2893 Ages 2-5
Approximately $65,000*
NUIN-2894 Ages 5-12
Approximately $108,300*
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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 214 of 1946

1. Taktiks® Short Rope Wall Platform: 8” - 16”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

2. Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber
Platform: 0” - 192”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)

3. Taktiks Tall Rope Wall Platform: 8 ”- 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)

4. Taktiks Trail Climber (Deck-to-Deck)
Platform: 0” - 24” (offset)
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
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3 4
New NaturePlay® Split Log Climber Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus
New Beta Climber Platform: 32 ”- 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
New Via Climber Platform: 48 ”- 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy (ages 5-12 only) New Petal Step Climber
Platform: 16- 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Climbers for 202i
New Shasta Climber
Platform: 40”- 48 ”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
New Trango Two Climber (Post-to-Post) Platform: 0” - 48” Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy (ages 5-12 only) New Trango Two Climber (Deck-to-Deck) Platform: 8” - 72” Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
New Shasta Climber
Platform: 80” - 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
bciburke.com Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended.

Play System Components
Climbers
Play System Components
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ATTACHMENT B
Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 215 of 1946 bciburke.com Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended.

Dynamic Discs
Platform: 8” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
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2 3
4 1. Taktiks Bow Climber Platform: 32” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)

2. Trigon Arch Climber Platform: 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)

3. Ground-Level Trigon Arch Platform: N/A
Availability: Intensity, Synergy

4. Taktiks Crescent Climber (Deck-to-Deck) Platform: 40” - 56” Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
not pictured - Trigon Arch (Deck-to-Deck) Platform: 32” - 48” Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
PodStep Climber
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
PodStep Link
Platform: 32” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Trango Climber
Platform: Available at various offset heights
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Post-to-Post or Deck-to-Deck (shown)
Taktiks Trestle Climber
Platform: 48” Deck-to-Deck
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Wild Web
Platform: 8” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Taktiks Bolt Climber Platform: 8” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Taktiks Tangle Climber Platform: 56” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Trigon Tower
Availability: Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Play System Components
Climbers
Play System Components
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Item 7.4
Mountain House                                               Page 216 of 1946 Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com 4 5
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Power Peak Climber Platform: 40” - 64”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
with or without HDPE (ages 5-12 only)
Rugged Ridge Climber Platform: 8” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
(ages 5-12 only)
Verto Climber 2
Platform: 64” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Ridge Point Climber Platform: 40” - 64”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Crater Point Climber Platform: 40” - 64”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Crest Point Climber Platform: 40” - 64”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Mountain Top Climber
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64”, 72” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus
Also available as Steep Peak Climber
with Rock Handholds
Stone Slope Climber
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64”, 72” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus
Also available as Expedition Climber
without Rock Handholds
Verto Climber 3
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Apex Hole Climber 2-5 Platform: 8” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Apex Arch Climber 2-5 Platform: 8” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Apex Ellipse Climber Platform: 8” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Apex Wave Climber Platform: 8” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
2 1. Linx Levitate® Climber Platform: 24” - 56”
Availability: Synergy (ages 5-12 only)

2. Jungle Vine Climber
Platform: 48”, 64”, 72” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus

3. Verto Climber I Platform: 32” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

4. Linx Climber
Platform: 0” - 24”
Availability: Synergy

5. Ascend Climber Platform: 32” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Play System Components
Climbers
Play System Components
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Centipede Climber Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Coil Climber
Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Linking Ring Climber
Platform: 32” - 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Loop Climber
Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus
Saturn Ring Climber Platform: 32” - 56”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Odyssey Post Link - Double Platform: 8” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Also available as Odyssey Post Link - Single 8” - 16”
Atom Climber
Platform: 32” - 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Snake Climber
Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Double Wing Climber Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Loop Rung Ladder Platform: 24” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus
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2 1. Verve® Climber
Platform: 64” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy (5-12 only)

2. Odyssey Deck Link Platform: 8” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

3. Tree Branch Climber
Platform: 32” - 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

4. Converge® Climber Platform: 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
not pictured - Odyssey Deck Link
(Center Mount)
Platform: 24” Offset
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Play System Components
Climbers
Play System Components
Climbers ii4 ii5

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2 Arched Rope Climber
Platform: 8” - 96”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Rope Link
Platform: 48” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Spider Web Climber Platform: 8” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Suspension Rope Link
Platform: 48”/72” or 56”/64”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Twist Net Climber
Platform: 56” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
(ages 5-12 only)
Wobbly Web
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Wiggle Watchtower Platform: 64” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Agile Canyon
Availability: Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Wiggle Ladder
Platform: 64” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Cargo Net
Platform: 32” - 56”
Availability: Nucleus

1. Twisting Traverse Platform: 16” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

2. Apex Rope Climber Platform: 8” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)

3. Nimble Net
Platform: 8” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (ages 5-12 only)

4. Apex Net Climber 2-5 Platform: 8” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

5. Apex Rope Climber 2-5 Platform: 8” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Play System Components
Climbers
Play System Components
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Board Climber Platform: 72”
Availability: Nucleus
Pod Walk
Platform: 16” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Satellite Orbit 56” - 64”
Availability: Nucleus
(ages 5-12 only)
Dynamic Pad Climber Platform: 32” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Dynamic Pad Link Platform: 24” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Plank Climber Platform: 32”
Availability: Nucleus
Amped Climber I Platform: 32” - 64”
Availability: Nucleus as
Ground-to-Deck or Deck-to-Deck
Active Apex
Platform: 40” - 48”
Availability: Intensity in Steel or HDPE
(ages 5-12 only)
Tree Climber
Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Synergy
Lateral Post Link Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Power Pipes
Platform: 8” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
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1. Powerful Pods Platform: 16” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

2. Manitou® Climber Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

3. Leaf Climber
Platform: 16” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

4. Strength Stepper
Availability: Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
not pictured - Sky Pods Platform: 16” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Play System Components
Climbers
Play System Components
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1. New Cobra Slide®
Corkscrew Fusion
Platform: 168”, 192”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)

2. Cobra Slide Corkscrew
Platform: 96”, 112”, 120”, 144”, 168” and 192”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)

3. Cobra Slide Curved Fusion Platform: 120”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Contact your local
Burke Representative
for more Cobra Slide
configurations.

Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com Play System Components
Cobra Slides
Play System Components
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Cobra Slide Curved
Platform: 72” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus
Cobra Slide S
Platform: 120”, 144”, 168” and 192”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Cobra Slide Straight Platform: 72”
Availability: Nucleus
Cobra Slide Spiral
Platform: 120”, 144”, 168” and 192”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Cobra Slide S Fusion
Platform: 112”, 120”, 168”, 192”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Cobra Slide Spiral Fusion
Platform: 120”, 144”, 168”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
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Viper Slides
Play System Components
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bciburke.com Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended.

Viper® Left
Platform: 32”, 48”, 56”, 64”, 72”, 96” and 112”
Availablility: Nucleus, Synergy
Also available as Viper Right
Viper II S-S
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64”, 72” and 96”
Availablility: Nucleus, Synergy
Viper II Spiral-S
Platform: 96” and 112”
Availablility: Nucleus, Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Viper Spiral
Platform: 96” and 112”
Availablility: Nucleus, Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Viper S
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64”, 72”, 96” and 112”
Availablility: Nucleus, Synergy
Viper III S-S-S
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64”, 72” and 96”
Availablility: Nucleus
Viper II Spiral-Spiral
Platform: 96”
Availablility: Nucleus, Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
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1. Viper III Spiral-S-L3
Platform: 96” and 112”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)

2. Viper II Over Under
Platform: 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy (ages 5-12 only)

3. Viper Straight
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64”, 72” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Contact your local
Burke Representative
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1. Velo™ XL Slide
Platform: 88” - 96”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy (ages 5-12 only)

2. Luge™ Slide Platform: 48” - 56”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

3. Contour® Slide Platform: 64” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

4. Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide
Platform: 24”, 32”, 40”, 48”, 64” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com Stainless Steel Slide Platform: 32” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
1-Piece Spiral Slide 360°
Platform: 56”, 64” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus
Stainless Steel Wavy Slide Platform: 64” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
New Spark Slide
Platform: 12”
Availability: Synergy Imagination 4ME
(6-23 months only)
Velo Slide
Platform: 64” - 72”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Monaco™ Slide
Platform: 32 - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Stainless Steel Double Wide Slide Platform: 32” - 40”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Roller Slide
Platform: 48” - 56”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
48” Spiral Slide Platform: 48”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 2-5 only)
Play System Components
Slides
Play System Components
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Mountain House                                               Page 223 of 1946 Horizontal Overhead
Availability: Nucleus
Ages 2-5 ASTM | Ages 4-5 CPSC
Horizontal Ladder Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
S or C Horizontal Ladders Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus as C Shaped
or S (ages 5-12 only)
S or C Overhead Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus as Triangle or Ring
Swing, Synergy as Triangle (ages 5-12 only)
Rocking Snake
Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
Also available as Robust Rocker for Intensity
Long Straight Overhead Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus as Triangle or Ring
Swing, Synergy as Triangle (ages 5-12 only)
New S Curve Triangle
Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy (ages 5-12 only)
Zippy Whirl or Wheel-About Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity (5-12 only)
Wheel Deal
Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus with 3 or 4 Wheels
(ages 5-12 only)
Round-A-Bout
Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus (ages 5-12 only)
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1. Athletic Arch
Availability: Intensity, Synergy (5-12 only)

2. Plexus Overhead
Availability: Intensity, Synergy (5-12 only)

3. New 90° Overhead Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy (5-12 only)

4. New Straight Overhead (2 shown) Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy (5-12 only)

5. 12’ or 18’ Kid Koaster Platform: 8” - 32”
Availability: Nucleus (5-12 only)
bciburke.com Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended.

Play System Components
Overheads
Play System Components
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1. Chimes Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

2. Touch & Play Guitar Panel
Availability: Nucleus

3. Drum Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

4. Touch & Play Steel Drum Panel
Availability: Nucleus

5. Single Large Drum Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

6. Touch & Play Piano Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

7. Touch & Play Drum Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com Bee Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Paratroop Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Jet Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Acorn Panel
Availability: Synergy
Car Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Shapes Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Clock Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Animal Tracks Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Crazy Maze Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Play System Components
Music Play Panels
Play System Components
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Component Description Availability 5 Propeller Ring Panel Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy 6 3-In-A-Row Ring Panel Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
7 Memory Reactions Ring Panel Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy 8 Charade Ring Panel Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy Waver Panel 9 Waver Ring Panel Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy Availability: Nucleus, Synergy Wheel of Fun Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Gear Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Propeller Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Tic-Tac-Toe Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Charade Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Collision Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Cog Wheel Panel
Availability: Nucleus
New Seek & Find Panel System
Find six different spinners located on the posts
throughout your Burke Play Structure!
Availability: Nucleus
Sprocket Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Rain Wheel Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
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1. Memory
Reactions Panel
Availability: Nucleus

2. 3-In-A-Row Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy

3. Collision Ring Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

4. New Hide the
Numbers Game
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Play System Components
Play Panels
Play System Components
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Mountain House                                               Page 226 of 1946 Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com Clicker Activity Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Spiral Spinner Accessible Reach Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Drum Accessible Reach Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Raindrops Activity Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Bee Accessible Reach Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Hypno Activity Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Car Accessible Reach Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Braille Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
English/Spanish Panel
Availability: Nucleus
ABC/123 Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Crescent Rain Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Sign Language Panel
Availability: Nucleus
Crescent Chimes Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
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5 1. Crescent Drum Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

2. Crescent Spinner Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

3. Bubble Mirror Activity Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

4. Bug Accessible Reach Panel
Availability: Synergy

5. Maze Accessible Reach Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Play System Components
Play Panels
Play System Components
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Mountain House                                               Page 227 of 1946 Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com Fun Phone
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Post Mounted Bell
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Steering Wheel
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy for
Pipe Wall or Post Mounted
Counter Platform: Below 48” - 112”
Availability: Nucleus
Telescope
Availability: Nucleus and Synergy for
Pipe Wall and Nucleus for Balcony
Burke Mart Platform: Below 56” and 72” - 112”
Availability: Nucleus
Synergy Counter
Availability: Synergy
Crunch Bar
Availability: Nucleus
Rapid Rails
Availability: Intensity and Nucleus
as Banister Rail (ages 5-12 only)
Swift Glider
Availability: Intensity (ages 5-12 only)
Sliding Pole Platform: 32” - 72” (ages 5-12 only)
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Extreme Cyclone
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
(ages 5-12 only)
Also available as Fierce Cyclone
Cruiser™
Platform: 16”
Also Available Freestanding. See page 159.

1. New Synergy
Hammock
Availability: Synergy

2. Novo Teardrop Counter Climber
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Manufactured under US Patent No. D871,813

3. Novo Arc Bench Platform: 0” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

4. New Serenity Spot
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

5. Lil’ Novo Bean Table
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

6. Lil’ Novo Bean Bench Platform: 0” - 24”
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy

7. Synergy Doorway
Availability: Synergy
Play System Components
Imaginative Play
Play System Components
Accessories i34 i35
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Mountain House                                               Page 228 of 1946 Fall absorbing material must be placed under and around all play equipment. Adult supervision is recommended. bciburke.com 90º Tunnel Platform: 8” - 120”
Availability: Nucleus,
Synergy in 8” Transition
Arch Tunnel
Platform: 8” - 120”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
S-Tunnel
Platform: 8” - 120”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
in 0”, 16” or 24” Transitions
Straight Tunnel
Platform: 8” - 120”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy
Arched Catwalk Bridge
Availability: Nucleus
Buckle Bridge
Availability: Nucleus with Barrier or Guardrail (shown) Straight Bridge
Availability: Nucleus with Barrier (shown) or Guardrail ADAAG Ramp
Availability: Nucleus in 8’ or 12’ with
Guardrail (shown) or Barrier
NaturePlay Transfer Stump Platform: 32” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus
Arch Bridge (Long or Mini)
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy with Barrier (shown) or Guardrail 90° Platform
Availability: Nucleus
Transfer Station
Platform: 32” - 48”
Availability: Nucleus, Synergy with
Barrier or Handrail (shown)
Narrow Stairway with Barrier
Platform: 64”, 72” and 96”
Availability: Nucleus (5-12 only)
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Availability: Nucleus (5-12 only)

2. New Evolution Arched
Catwalk Bridge
Availability: Nucleus

3. Double Wide ADAAG Ramp
Availability: Nucleus

4. New Crescent Platform
Availability: Nucleus
Can be used as ADA Transfer Platform
Play System Components
Tunnels & Bridges
Play System Components
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Mountain House                                               Page 229 of 1946 bciburke.com
Elation Roof 1
Availability: Synergy
Elation Roof 2
Availability: Synergy
Elation Roof 3
Availability: Synergy
Steel Quad Roof with Cupola
Availability: Nucleus
Steel Peak Roofs
Availability: Nucleus in Square,
Hexagon (shown), or Half-Hex
Nucleus Evolution Hex Roof
Availability: Nucleus
ClubHouse Hex Roof
Availability: Nucleus
Nucleus Evolution Square Roof
Availability: Nucleus
ClubHouse Tilt Roof
Availability: Nucleus
Concave Aluminum Roof
Availability: Nucleus
Convex Aluminum Roof
Availability: Nucleus
ClubHouse Retreat Roof
Availability: Nucleus
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1. Elation Roof 1
Availability: Synergy

2. Elation Roof 2
Availability: Synergy

3. Elation Roof 3
Availability: Synergy

4. Shaker Roof
Availability: Nucleus in Hex (shown) or Square

5. Nucleus Evolution Square Roof
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

6. Intensity Roof
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Play System Components
Roofs
Play System Components
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Butterfly Post Topper
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity Pennant Post Topper
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Flag Post Topper
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity Evergreen Post Topper
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Triple Petal Post Topper
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity Petal Post Topper
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Ara Poly Shade
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Ara Dia Shade
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Ara Square Shade
Square ShadePlay Canopy
Availability: 12’ x 12’ - Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
15’ x 15’ - Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Single Post 12’ x 12’ - Nucleus, Intensity
Single Post 15’ x 15’ - Nucleus, Intensity
Featuring EZTension Quick Release System
Ara Square Shade
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Hexagon ShadePlay Canopy
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Hexagon on a Triangle ShadePlay Canopy
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Featuring EZTension Quick Release System
Rectangle ShadePlay Canopy
Availability: 15’ x 19’ - Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Featuring EZTension Quick Release System
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1. Ara Clover Shade
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

2. Ara Chi Shade
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

3. Ara Hex Shade
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

4. Solis™ Hue Toppers
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity

5. Solis Toppers
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Play System Components
Shade Canopies & Toppers
Play System Components
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Mountain House                                               Page 231 of 1946 Bring your playscape to life with customizable
components that set your playground apart!
Your Burke Representative and our creative Design
Team will help you bring your play environment
to life and create a space that’s as unique as
your community.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/custom
Photo Opportunity
Panels
Photo Opportunity Panels can add
imagination and theming to your playspace.

Using these exciting panels, kids will have
the ability to role play, pretend play and just
have fun being kids!
Custom Play Panels
Enhance the theme of your playspace
with Custom Play Panels! Custom
play panels help drive cognitive,
social and emotional growth while
providing hours of fun for children of
all ages and abilities.

Custom Vehicles
Police cars, fire engines, moon
rovers, school buses and more
are possible with Burke’s creative
custom vehicle options. Designing
a theme, honoring our heroes or
simply promoting imaginative play
are opportunities to bring these fun
spaces into your community.

Post Toppers
Theme your playspace from the top
down with themed post toppers. An
easy way to complete the design,
these post toppers will add dimension
and excitement that carries the theme
throughout the space.

Storefront Panels
Coffee Shop? Grocery Store? Drive
Thru? Kids will create their own stories
directly from their imaginations while
they develop valuable skills, learn
to solve problems creatively and
enhance their social skills.

Counters
Stop at the bank on the way home or
pick up a to-go order from your favorite
restaurant at the counter! Custom
Counters are a great way to engage
children in pretend play and help them
develop friendships and enhance their
imaginative skills.

Play System
Customization
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Mountain House                                               Page 232 of 1946 *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. bciburke.com Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

RopeVenture Sky5 560-0598
$17,203* | Ages 5-12
28 Kid Capacity | 13’ (4m) Overall Height
7’ (2.2m) ASTM, 12’ 10” (4m) CPSC Fall Height
38’ x 38’ (11.6m x 11.6m) ASTM Use Zone
Optional Perch Seats available and sold separately.

Contact your Burke Representative for more details.

RopeVenture Sky5 XL 560-0586
$24,084* | Ages 5-12
44 Kid Capacity | 19’ 2” (5.9m) Overall Height
7’ (2.2m) ASTM, 18’ 9” (5.8m) CPSC Fall Height
54’ x 54’ (16.5m x 16.5m) ASTM Use Zone
RopeVenture Vertex 560-0520
$17,242* | Ages 5-12
25 Kid Capacity | 13’ 6” (4.2m) Overall Height
7’ (2.2m) ASTM, 13’ 6” (4.2m) CPSC Fall Height
28’ x 28’ (8.6m x 8.6m) ASTM Use Zone
RopeVenture Revolv BB-2764
$37,241 | Ages 5-12
24 Kid Capacity | 12’ 11” (4m) Overall Height
7’ (2.2m) ASTM, 13’ 6” (4.2m) CPSC Fall Height
28’ x 28’ (8.6m x 8.6m) ASTM Use Zone
19’ 2” Tall!
13’ Tall!
RopeVenture Sky5 XL
RopeVenture Sky5
RopeVenture Epic™ 560-0599
$34,466* | Ages 5-12
25 Kid Capacity
15’ 2” (4.7m) Overall Height
14’ 11” (4.6m) ASTM & CPSC Fall Height
32’ x 34’ (9.8m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
RopeVenture®
Climbers
Create a true adventure with RopeVenture Climbing
System! Children can define their own climbing
experience on this awe-inspiring rope system and
create new routes every time they play! RopeVenture
can be used as a standalone climbing event or it can be connected to a Burke structure – either way it will be
a central piece in the play environment that inspires
kids to move and dream big adventures!
Learn more at
bciburke.com/ropeventure
Climbing Systems
RopeVenture
Climbing Systems
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Mountain House                                               Page 233 of 1946 *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. bciburke.com Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

RockVenture
Suspension Ladder
Availability: RockVenture
RockVenture Traverse Link
Availability: Nucleus, RockVenture
NaturePlay RockVenture
Platform: 48”, 56”, 64” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus
BB-2312 Ages 5-12
Approximately $34,645*
4 Play Events | 17 Kid Capacity
34’ x 23’ (10.4m x 7.1m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-2318 Ages 5-12
Approximately $35,356*
5 Play Events | 19 Kid Capacity
21’ x 40’ (6.4m x 12.2m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-2319 Ages 5-12
Approximately $52,628*
7 Play Events | 28 Kid Capacity
40’ x 34’ (12.2m x 10.4m) ASTM Use Zone
Freestanding NaturePlay
RockVenture 560-0560
$13,803* | Ages 5-12
1 Play Event | 6 Kid Capacity
19’ x 18’ (5.8m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone
RockVenture Criss-Cross Link
Availability: Nucleus, RockVenture
Climbing Systems
RockVenture
Climbing Systems
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Add the thrill and challenge of rock
climbing to your playground with RockVenture!
Available with three rope attachments that can be
configured in a variety of ways, including Rock-toRock, Rock-to-Post and Post-to-Post. RockVenture is a must for any playground seeking to bring
nature into the playspace.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/rockventure
RockVenture®
Climbers

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RockIt End Ladder
Availability: RockIt Panels
RockIt Curved Ladder
Availability: RockIt Panels
RockIt Lateral Link
Availability: RockIt Panels
RockIt Odyssey Link
Availability: RockIt Panels
RockIt Core Link
Availability: RockIt Panels
RockIt End Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
RockIt® Offset Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
RockIt Curved Panel
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
RockIt Tunnel Ages 2-12
560-0544 | $3,738*
1 Play Event | 8 Kid Capacity
19’ x 21’ (5.8m x 6.4m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1926 Ages 5-12
Approximately $10,013*
4 Play Events | 21 Kid Capacity
24’ x 24’ (7.4m x 7.4m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-2048 Ages 5-12
Approximately $6,409*
5 Play Events | 14 Kid Capacity
18’ x 24’ (5.5m x 7.4m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1995 Ages 2-12
Approximately $2,983*
3 Play Events | 8 Kid Capacity
14’ x 26’ (4.3m x 8m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1976 Ages 5-12
Approximately $7,209*
5 Play Events | 16 Kid Capacity
14’ x 29’ (4.3m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1977 Ages 5-12
Approximately $5,593*
5 Play Events | 16 Kid Capacity
14’ x 29’ (4.3m x 8.9m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1930 Ages 2-12
Approximately $2,394*
2 Play Events | 4 Kid Capacity
14’ x 19’ (4.3m x 5.8m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1931 Ages 5-12
Approximately $4,503*
3 Play Events | 8 Kid Capacity
14’ x 22’ (4.3m x 6.7m) ASTM Use Zone
BB-1932 Ages 5-12
Approximately $4,787*
5 Play Events | 14 Kid Capacity
15’ x 22’ (4.6m x 6.7m) ASTM Use Zone
RockIt Right
Platform: 48”, 56” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus (5-12 only)
RockIt Left
Platform: 48”, 56” and 72”
Availability: Nucleus (5-12 only)
RockIt®
Climbers
RockIt creates the thrill, excitement and
challenge of rock climbing in a realistic, yet safe,
playground environment. Kids love a challenge,
and RockIt challenges them with options to go
around, through or over the mountain! Connect
RockIt components to a Burke Play Structure or
build a freestanding climbing playspace.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/rockit
Climbing Systems
RockIt
Climbing Systems
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Plexus Rung Climber
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Tangle Climber
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Hole Climber
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Plexus Overhead
Plexus Step Climber
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity,
Plexus Overhead
IN-2424 Ages 5-12
Approximately $7,860*
5 Play Events | 22 Kid Capacity
25’ x 25’ (7.6m x 7.6m) ASTM Use Zone
Climbing Systems
Plexus
Climbing Systems
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Plexus
We’re taking the classic monkey bars to
a whole new level with Plexus - a modular
climbing and overhead play system. Kids, ages
5-12, will love being able to create their own path up, through, around and over these climbers. The original
overhead design creates endless options for children
to swing and traverse between different play events.

Create a challenging, freestanding activity by using
all the components or mix and match with other
Nucleus and Intensity play events.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/plexus
NUIN-2834 Ages 5-12
Approximately $136,900*

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Mountain House                                               Page 236 of 1946 PlayEnsemble
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity
Number Description Ages Capacity
1 PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes 2-12 2 kids
2 PlayEnsemble Supine Chimes Hue 2-12 2 kids
3 PlayEnsemble Terra Metallophone 2-12 2 kids
4 PlayEnsemble Titan Chimes 2-12 2 kids
5 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum V 2-12 2 kids
6 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum IV 2-12 1 kid
7 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum III 2-12 1 kid
8 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum II 2-12 1 kid
9 PlayEnsemble Cirque Drum I 2-12 1 kid
PlayEnsemble pieces and posts are sold separately. Work with your Burke Representative to create the perfect configuration for your space.
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PlayEnsemble®
PlayEnsemble brings a higher level of musical
expression to communities. As a universal creative
experience, music brings a sense of wonder to the play
environment. Musical experiences aren’t just play; they accelerate child development intellectually, socially and emotionally as well as enhance overall motor skills, language and literacy. It helps the body and mind work together and is one of the only activities that enhances both sides of the brain. Connect PlayEnsemble components to a Burke Play
Structure or build a freestanding music playspace.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/playensemble
NU-2888 Ages 2-12
Approximately $18,100*
bciburke.com
Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Music Play
PlayEnsemble
Music Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 237 of 1946 Sound
Garden
Incorporate musical exploration into your
playground with Burke’s Sound Garden.

Real piano, drum and guitar sounds provide
creative and collaborative play opportunities for
children of all abilities. Connect Sound Garden
components to a Burke Play Structure or build a
freestanding music playspace.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/sound-garden
*Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. bciburke.com Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

BB-2336 Ages 2-12
Approximately $4,031*
3 Play Events | 12 Kid Capacity
BB-2320 Ages 2-12
Approximately $5,978*
2 Play Events | 8 Kid Capacity
BB-2321 Ages 2-12
Approximately $7,841*
3 Play Events | 12 Kid Capacity
BB-2767 Ages 2-12
Approximately $8,889*
3 Play Events | 12 Kid Capacity
BB-2339 Ages 2-12
Approximately $4,107*
2 Play Events | 8 Kid Capacity
BB-2337 Ages 2-12
Approximately $4,905*
2 Play Events | 8 Kid Capacity
Touch & Play Drum
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Tom-Tom Drums
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Snare Drum
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Touch & Play Piano
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Rain Wheel & Drum
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Touch & Play Guitar
Availability: Nucleus, Intensity, Synergy
Music Play
Sound Garden
Music Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 238 of 1946 Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 560-2579 Volta® Inclusive Spinner with Speed Limiter 2-12 9 kids 20’ (6.1m) diameter $6,232 2 560-0457 Swift Twist Spinner 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter $1,209 3 560-2610 Spinetic® with Speed Limiter 5-12 8 kids 18’ (5.5m) diameter $6,210 3 560-2611 Spinetic 5-12 8 kids 24’ (7.4m) diameter $4,865 4 560-0576 REV8 Rotating Climber 5-12 25 kids 25’ (7.6m) diameter $18,483 5 560-0532 Orbitron 5-12 8 kids 20’ (6.1m) diameter $3,213 6 560-0538 Daisy Spinner 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter $655 7 560-2573 KidForce Spinner 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter $756 8 560-2589 Comet II 5-12 6 kids 16’ (4.8m) diameter $1,871 not pictured 560-2586 Comet I 5-12 6 kids 16’ (4.8m) diameter $1,871 *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. bciburke.com Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls. 5 7 8
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Motion Play
Let’s move - literally! Back and forth, round and
round or up and down, motion play enhances the
playground experience and challenges children to
utilize their strength, coordination and balance. All
of the events can be used by a single child or by a
group of children for maximum playability. So grab
on and enjoy with Burke’s Play in Motion events!
Learn more at bciburke.com/motion

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Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 550-0197 ZipVenture® Freedom 5-12 1 kid 94’ x 23’ (28.7m x 7.1m) $15,420 not pictured 550-0198 ZipVenture Freedom Add-On Bay 5-12 1 kid 94’ x 34’ (28.7m x 10.4m) $14,356 not pictured 550-0200 ZipVenture Duo 5-12 1 kid 94’ x 23’ (28.7m x 7.1m) $14,356 2 550-0199 ZipVenture Duo Add-On Bay 5-12 1 kid 94’ x 34’ (28.7m x 10.4m) $13,294 3 550-0190 75’ (22.9m) ZipVenture (not accessible) 5-12 1 kid 101’ x 26’ (30.8m x 8m) $14,453 not pictured 550-0180 100’ (30.5m) ZipVenture (not accessible) 5-12 1 kid 126’ x 26’ (38.4m x 8m) $14,798 4 560-0042 Inclusive Orbit 5-12 6 kids 19’ (5.8m) diameter $11,699 5 570-2709 Orb™ Rocker 2-12 8 kids 23’ x 16’ (7.1m x 4.8m) $7,193 6 560-0562 Cruiser (requires a 16” berm, not included) 2-12 12 kids 20’ x 23’ (6.1m x 7.1m) $13,920 7 560-0044 8’ (2.5m) Carousel with Speed Limiter 2-12 8 kids 20’ (6.1m) diameter $4,985 not pictured 560-0045 6’ (1.6m) Carousel with Speed Limiter 2-12 6 kids 18’ (5.5m) diameter $4,129 Freestanding Play
Motion Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 240 of 1946 bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Rockers & Riders
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 See above Animal Rockers 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,117 2 570-0769 Motorcycle 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,258 3 570-0767 Fire Truck 2-12 2 kids 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,801 4 See page 161 Themed Riders 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,258 not pictured 570-0820 Wasp Rider 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,258 not pictured 570-0821 Snail Rider 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,258 not pictured 570-0822 Ladybug Rider 2-12 1 kid 16’ x 13’ (4.9m x 4m) $1,258 not pictured 570-2671 Spring Rider Footer N/A N/A N/A $233 not pictured 570-0016 Recycled Rubber Mat N/A N/A N/A $182 5 570-0771 Tri-Rider 2-12 3 kids 21’ (6.4m) diameter $4,048 Tri-Riders
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Police Car 570-0836
Bull 570-0824
Helicopter 570-0823
Turtle 570-2681
Bunny 570-2682
Duckling 570-2696
Raccoon 570-2692
i Seahorse 570-2693 i i Pony 570-2683 i Dolphin 570-2695 5 Ambulance 570-0837
Wasp for Tri-Rider 570-0826
Snail for Tri-Rider 570-0827
Ladybug for Tri-Rider 570-0828
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Product ID Description
570-0826 Wasp for Tri-Rider
570-0827 Snail for Tri-Rider
570-0828 Ladybug for Tri-Rider
570-0829 Helicopter for Tri-Rider
570-0830 Bull for Tri-Rider
Product ID Description
570-0831 Bison for Tri-Rider
570-0832 Horse for Tri-Rider
570-0833 Police Car for Tri-Rider
570-0834 Ambulance for Tri-Rider
Freestanding Play
Motion Play
Freestanding Play
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Mountain House                                               Page 241 of 1946 Swings That Move YOu (seats Included)
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 8 550-0195 AirVenture® Glider 5-12 4 kids 33’ x 27’ (10.1m x 8.3m) $5,530 Manufactured under US Patent No. 10,625,169
not pictured 550-0196 AirVenture Glider Add-On Bay** 5-12 4 kids 33’ x 27’ (10.1m x 8.3m) $6,408 9 550-0186 Volito Multi-User Swing 2-12 4 kids 30’ x 27’ (9.2m x 8.3m) $6,273 10 550-0187 Volito Add-On Bay 2-12 4 kids 30’ x 27’ (9.2m x 8.3m) $7,152 not pictured 550-0188 Volito Multi-User Swing with Stainless Steel Chains 2-12 4 kids 30’ x 27’ (9.2m x 8.3m) $6,273 Motion Play
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 570-2680 Meta Rocker 2-12 1 kid 14’ x 13’ (4.3m x 4m) $1,053 2 570-0770 Dynamic Surfer 2-12 2 kids 14’ x 16’ (4.3m x 4.9m) $1,396 3 570-0054 Standing Rocker 2-12 2 kids 15’ x 21’ (4.6m x 6.4m) $2,143 4 570-0055 2 Seat Rocker 2-12 2 kids 13’ x 19’ (4m x 5.8m) $1,708 not pictured 570-2679 2 Seat Rocker 2-5 2-5 2 kids 13’ x 19’ (4m x 5.8m) $1,708 5 570-0774 2 Seat See-Saw 2-5 2 kids 18’ x 14’ (5.5m x 4.3m) $1,470 6 570-0053 4 Seat Rocker 2-12 4 kids 13’ x 22’ (4m x 6.7m) $2,273 7 570-0777 4 Seat See-Saw 2-12 4 kids 23’ x 23’ (7.1m x 7.1m) $3,525 i
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Freestanding Play
Motion Play
Freestanding Play
Swings i62 i63
Standing Rocker 570-0054
4 Seat Rocker 570-0053 4 Seat See-Saw 570-0777
2 Seat Rocker 570-0055 2 Seat See-Saw 570-0774

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Freestanding Play
Swings
Freestanding Play
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Tire Swings (seats Included)
Product ID Description Beam Height ASTM Use Zone Price* Quickship 550-0137 5” (12.7cm) Arch Tire Swing** 7’ (2.2m) 23’ x 30’ (7.1m x 9.2m) $3,619 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0138 5” (12.7cm) Arch Tire Swing Added Bay** 7’ (2.2m) N/A $2,604 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0097 5” (12.7cm) Double Post Tire Swing 7’ (2.2m) 23’ x 30’ (7.1m x 9.2m) $3,837 Quickship not available 550-0098 5” (12.7cm) Double Post Tire Swing Added Bay 7’ (2.2m) N/A $3,257 Quickship not available Swings That Move yOu (seats Included)
Number Product ID Description Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* Quickship 1 550-9118 New Brava™ Universal Swing (Patent Pending) 6 22’ X 27’ (6.7m x 8.3m) contact us Quickship Not Available Number Product ID Description Beam Height ASTM Use Zone Price* Quickship 2 550-9011 T-Swing with Galvanized Chains (Ages 2-5 only)** 7’ (2.2m) 24’ x 23’ (7.3m x 7.1m) $1,576 Limit 3 on 10 Business days not pictured 550-9111 T-Swing with PVC Chains (Ages 2-5 only)** 7’ (2.2m) 24’ x 23’ (7.3m x 7.1m) $1,666 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 3 550-0141 Tot Swing (Ages 2-5 only.)** N/A 19’ x 17’ (5.8m x 5.2m) $1,123 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 5” Arch Swing 550-0135
5” Double Post Tire Swing 550-0097
5” Arch Swing with Single Seat Frame 550-0177
5” Arch Tire Swing 550-0137
Arch Swings (seats Sold Separately)
Product ID Description Beam Height ASTM Use Zone Price* Quickship 550-0158 3½” (8.9cm) Arch Swing 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 24’ (9.8m x 7.4m) $1,688 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0159 3½” (8.9cm) Arch Swing Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A $1,068 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0135 5” (12.7cm) Arch Swing 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 24’ (9.8m x 7.4m) $2,520 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0136 5” (12.7cm) Arch Swing Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A $1,693 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0177 5” (12.7cm) Arch Swing with Single Seat Frame 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 20’ (9.8m x 6.1m) $2,520 Limit 3 on 10 Business days 550-0189 5” (12.7cm) Arch Swing with Single Seat Frame Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A $1,640 Limit 3 on 10 Business days Choose any combination of swing seats from page 167

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Mountain House                                               Page 243 of 1946 Swing Seat Selection
Konnection
® Swing Seat
Manufactured under US Patent No. 10,617,962
Model # Seats Beam Height Chains Price*
550-0191
1 8’ (2.5m) Yes $1,333
Quickship not available
Freedom Inclusive Swing Seat
Model # Seats Beam Height Chains Price*
550-0171
1 8’ (2.5m) Yes $953
550-01721 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $1,048
550-01752 8’ (2.5m) Yes $1,908
550-01762 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $2,100
Quickship not available
Polyethylene Seat
Model # Seats Beam Height Chains Price*
049-00721 N/A No $74
550-01071 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes $130
550-01082 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes $262
550-0109
1 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $171
550-01102 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $341
550-01191 10’ (3.1m) Yes $139
550-01202 10’ (3.1m) Yes $275
550-0121
1 10’ (3.1m) Yes-PVC $219
550-0122
2 10’ (3.1m) Yes-PVC $439
Molded Rubber Seat
Model # Seats Beam Height Chains Price*
018-0022
1 N/A No $39
550-01031 7’ (2.2m) Yes $95
550-01042 7’ (2.2m) Yes $185
550-0105
1 7’ (2.2m) Yes-PVC $140
550-01062 7’ (2.2m) Yes-PVC $279
550-0111
1 8’ (2.5m) Yes $99
550-01122 8’ (2.5m) Yes $194
550-0113
1 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $138
550-01142 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $273
550-0115
1 10’ (3.1m) Yes $105
550-01162 10’ (3.1m) Yes $209
550-0117
1 10’ (3.1m) Yes-PVC $185
550-01182 10’ (3.1m) Yes-PVC $372
Molded Rubber Tot Seat
Model # Seats Beam Height Chains Price*
018-0025
1 N/A No $177
550-00991 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes $178
550-0100
2 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes $354
550-01011 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $221
550-0102
2 7’ (2.2m) or 8’ (2.5m) Yes-PVC $443
Replacement Parts
Model # Description Price*
009-0018 S-Hook for Swings $2.44
031-0033 S-Hook Closer $479
009-0095 Chain $3.34/ft.
550-0061 2
3/8” (6cm) O.D. Hanger $50
550-0054 3
1 /2” (8.9cm) O.D. Hanger $95
550-0146 Swing Hanger, Anti-Wrap 3
1 /2” (9cm) with Hardware - 1 Bay $555
550-0147 Swing Hanger, Anti-Wrap 2
3/8” (6cm) with Hardware - 1 Bay $509
550-0148 Swing Hanger, Anti-Wrap 3
1 /2” (9cm) with Hardware $147
550-0149 Swing Hanger, Anti-Wrap 2
3/8” (6cm) with Hardware $135
046-0314 Clevis Shackle with Bolt $10.18
046-0291 Loctite $7.26
046-0297 Shackle Pendulum $19.91
046-0319 “H” Shackle with Bolt $16.26
For more information on Swing Replacement Parts contact Customer Service at 800-356-2070.

Q5 No Limit on 5-business day Quickship on Replacement Parts.

Single Post Swings (seats Sold Separately)
Product ID Description Beam Height ASTM Use Zone Price* Quickship 550-0201 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 24’ (9.8m x 7.4m) $1,249 Quickship not available 550-0202 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A $1,041 Quickship not available 550-0203 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing with Single Seat Frame 8’ (2.5m) 32’ x 20’ (9.8m x 6.1m) $1,265 Quickship not available 550-0204 5” (12.7cm) Single Post Swing with Single Seat Frame Added Bay 8’ (2.5m) N/A $1,053 Quickship not available Choose your combination of swing seats from page 167
Q3 No Limit on 3-business day Quickship on Polyethylene, Molded Rubber or Molded Rubber Tot Seat. 2 5” Single Post Swing 550-0201 5” Single Post Swing with Single Seat Frame 550-0203 2 35
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Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Traditional Swings (seats Sold Separately)
Product ID Description ASTM Use Zone Price* Quickship
550-0025 8’ (2.5m) Traditional, Two-Way End Supports 32’ x 28’ (9.8m x 8.6m) $1,125 Limit 3 on 10 Business day 550-0023 10’ (3.1m) Traditional, Two-Way End Supports 40’ x 29’ (12.2m x 8.9m) $1,187 Limit 3 on 10 Business day 550-0021 8’ (2.5m) Traditional, Three-Way End Supports 32’ x 33’ (9.8m x 10.1m) $1,465 Limit 3 on 10 Business day 550-0019 10’ (3.1m) Traditional, Three-Way End Supports 40’ x 37’ (12.2m x 11.3m) $1,538 Limit 3 on 10 Business day 550-0022 8’ (2.5m) Traditional Added Bay N/A $727 Limit 3 on 10 Business day 550-0020 10’ (3.1m) Traditional Added Bay N/A $761 Limit 3 on 10 Business day Choose your combination of swing seats from page 167
Traditional Two-Way End Support Swing 550-0025 Traditional Three-Way End Support Swing 550-0021

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Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 560-2580 Verve III 5-12 6 kids 20’ x 21’ (6.1m x 6.4m) $2,350 2 560-2583 Verve IV 5-12 9 kids 21’ x 21’ (6.4m x 6.4m) $3,141 3 560-2584 Verve V 5-12 13 kids 23’ x 23’ (7.1m x 7.1m) $3,956 4 560-2581 Verve VI 5-12 14 kids 24’ x 24’ (7.4m x 7.4m) $4,816 5 560-2585 Verve VI Arch 5-12 15 kids 21’ x 24’ (6.4m x 7.4m) $4,724 6 560-2594 Verve III XS 2-5 or 5-12 5 kids 19’ x 19’ (5.8m x 5.8m) $1,595 7 560-2593 Verve IV XS 2-5 or 5-12 7 kids 21’ x 21’ (6.4m x 6.4m) $2,127 8 560-2592 Verve V XS 2-5 or 5-12 11 kids 22’ x 22’ (6.7m x 6.7m) $2,925 9 560-2590 Verve VI XS 2-5 or 5-12 11 kids 24’ x 24’ (7.4m x 7.4m) $3,510 10 560-2591 Verve VI Arch XS 2-5 or 5-12 12 kids 21’ x 24’ (6.4m x 7.4m) $3,403 i
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Vigor. Energy. Spirit. Introducing Verve Climbing
Systems - a climbing experience that encompasses
all the meanings of its namesake with interesting,
energetic design lines that provide random climbing
paths for children. With Verve, choice is key and kids can choose to climb on the inside or outside, vertically, traverse or overhead. The collection itself offers ten configurations and color customization options so the Verve can blend
seamlessly into any play environment.

Learn more at bciburke.com/verve
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Verve VI 560-2581 Verve VI Arch 560-2585
Verve III XS 560-2594
Verve VI XS 560-2590 Verve VI XS Arch 560-2591
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Freestanding Climbers
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 NU-2440 Trigon Tower 5-12 9 kids 19’ x 19’ (5.8m x 5.8m) $8,085 2 560-0573 Wobbly Web 2-12 10 kids 23’ (7.1m) diameter $7,232 3 560-0430 NaturePlay Boulder - Large 5-12 22 kids 23’ x 20’ (7.1m x 6.1m) $19,231 4 370-1602 Cargo Climber 5-12 1 kid 18’ x 21’ (5.5m x 6.4m) $5,005 5 370-1603 Pipe Climber 5-12 1 kid 14’ x 16’ (4.3m x 4.9m) $1,082 6 3D-942 Sky Pods 2-12 8 kids 23’ x 16’ (7.1m x 4.9m) $3,873 7 BB-2465 Triple Verto Climber 5-12 9 kids 21’ x 20’ (6.4m x 6.1m) $7,737 8 560-0429 NaturePlay Boulder - Small 2-12 18 kids 23’ x 20’ (7.1m x 6.1m) $6,358 9 560-0572 Ant Hill Climber 2-12 6 kids 20’ x 15’ (6.1m x 4.6m) $2,177 10 560-0001 Three Tree Climber 5-12 11 kids 16’ x 20’ (4.9m x 6.1m) $2,633 11 560-0442 Satellite Pod 2-12 9 kids 18’ (5.5m) diameter $1,699 12 600-0056 72” Satellite Climber 5-12 24 kids 20’ (6.1m) diameter $4,321 not pictured 600-0057 48” Satellite Climber 2-12 16 kids 20’ (6.1m) diameter $3,248 13 560-0443 Satellite Station 5-12 24 kids 19’ x 24’ (5.8m x 7.4m) $6,809 14 560-0444 Satellite Walk 5-12 30 kids 23’ x 27’ (7.1m x 8.3m) $8,515 15 560-0445 Satellite Loop 5-12 60 kids 28’ x 30’ (8.6m x 9.2m) $13,622 2 6
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Mountain House                                               Page 246 of 1946 bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

Freestanding OVerhead Events
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 560-2601 Roller Table 2-12 4 kids 23’ x 15’ (7.1m x 4.6m) $12,230 2 FIT-2830 Door Knob Jam 5-12 3 kids 23’ x 16’ (7.1m x 4.9m) $10,424 3 560-0450 Triple Wheel Deal Overhead 5-12 3 kids 16’ x 21’ (4.9m x 6.4m) $2,702 4 560-0032 Rally Round 5-12 18 kids 21’ x 23’ (6.4m x 7.1m) $2,798 5 670-0387 12’ (3.7m) Single Kid Koaster 5-12 1 kid 26’ x 15’ (8m x 4.6m) $3,484 Not pictured 670-0388 18’ (5.5m) Single Kid Koaster 5-12 1 kid 32’ x 16’ (9.8m x 4.9m) $3,981 6 670-0389 12’ (3.7m) Dual Kid Koaster 5-12 2 kids 26’ x 18’ (8m x 5.5m) $6,319 Not pictured 670-0390 18’ (5.5m) Dual Kid Koaster 5-12 2 kids 32’ x 18’ (9.8m x 5.5m) $7,313 2 2
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that’s fun and developmentally rich about sliding and
climbing into a unique landscape that creates a sense
of wonder and interest for children as they play! The use of these exciting elements offers designers the opportunity to be creative and utilize existing landscapes to develop a destination playspace, a pocket park or a school playground for everyone to enjoy.

Contact your Local Burke Representative
to create your custom
Hillside play environment!
Hillside
Slides & Climbers
Freestanding Play
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NaturePlay®
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Size Price* 1 560-0559 NaturePlay Log Tunnel 2-12 3 kids 18’ x 15’ (5.5m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone $6,945 2 560-0552 Ladybug 2-12 1 kid 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone $1,008 3 560-0556 NaturePlay Rock - Large 2-12 2 kids 17’ (5.2m) diameter ASTM Use Zone $1,262 4 560-0555 NaturePlay Rock - Medium 2-12 1 kid 16’ (4.9m) diameter ASTM Use Zone $757 5 560-2614 NaturePlay Rock - Small 2-12 1 kid 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone $575 6 560-0554 NaturePlay Stump - Large 2-12 1 kid 16’ (4.9m) diameter ASTM Use Zone $884 7 560-0553 NaturePlay Stump - Small 2-12 1 kid 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone $757 8 560-2615 NaturePlay Split Log Bench 8” - 20” 2-12 2 kids 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone contact us 8 560-2616 NaturePlay Split Log Bench 24” - 36” 2-12 2 kids 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone contact us 9 560-0550 Dinosaur Fossil Dig - Small 2-12 4 kids 24” x 47” x 1” thick (61cm x 119.4cm x 2.6cm) $505 10 560-0551 Dinosaur Fossil Dig - Large 2-12 8 kids 59” x 59” x 1” thick (150cm x 150cm x 2.6cm) $1,389 11 560-0557 Treasure Chest 2-12 1 kid 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) ASTM Use Zone $1,262 Treasure Chest
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Mountain House                                               Page 248 of 1946 Freestanding Slides
Number Product ID Description Ages Platform Height Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 3D-2714 Roller Slide 2-12 48” (1.3m) 9 kids 26’ x 17’ (8m x 5.2m) $11,225 2 3D-2713 Luge Slide 2-12 48” (1.3m) 10 kids 25’ x 17’ (7.6m x 5.2m) $4,696 3 3D-2594 Velo Slide 2-12 72” (1.9m) 8 kids 29’ x 16’ (8.9m x 4.9m) $5,527 4 3D-2737 Velo XL Slide 5-12 96” (2.5m) 11 kids 36’ x 16’ (11m x 4.9m) $7,156 5 3D-1913 Viper II Over Under 5-12 96” (2.5m) 17 kids 35’ x 24’ (10.7m x 7.4m) $11,425 6 3D-1163 Viper III Left-Right 2-12 72” (1.9m) 21 kids 23’ x 32’ (7.1m x 9.8m) $11,674 7 3D-2278 Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide 2-12 72” (1.9m) 8 kids 29’ x 16’ (8.9m x 4.9m) $5,331 8 3D-2134 Stainless Steel Slide 2-12 48” (1.3m) 8 kids 17’ x 27’ (5.2m x 8.3m) $4,890 9 3D-1186 Stainless Steel Wavy Slide 2-12 72” (1.9m) 8 kids 31’ x 16’ (9.5m x 4.9m) $6,493 bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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Rock 'N' Roll Slide 3D-2278 Stainless Steel Slide 3D-2134 Stainless Steel Wavy Slide 3D-1186 Viper II Over Under 3D-1913 Viper III Left-Right 3D-1163 Luge Slide 3D-2713 Velo Slide 3D-2594
Tunnels, Pods & Balance Beams
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 10 580-1357 S Tunnel (30” diameter) 2-12 4 kids 18’ x 18’ (5.5m x 5.5m) $2,381 11 580-1360 Arch Tunnel (30” diameter) 2-12 2 kids 16’ x 18’ (4.9m x 5.5m) $3,209 12 560-0459 Dynamic Pad 2-12 2 kids 14’ x 16’ (4.3m x 4.9m) $633 13 560-0453 8” - 16” Step Spot Pod 2-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter $298 not pictured 560-0458 20” - 30” Step Spot Pod 5-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter $298 14 560-0448 Hop Spot Pod 5-12 1 kid 14’ (4.3m) diameter $459 15 370-1604 Balance Challenge 2-12 2 kids 23’ x 13’ (7m x 4m) $1,446 not pictured 590-0393 Z Balance Beam 2-12 4 kids 20’ x 17’ (6.1m x 5.2m) $582 not pictured 590-0392 S Balance Beam 2-12 4 kids 15’ x 23’ (4.6m x 7m) $625 not pictured 590-0390 Straight Balance Beam 2-12 4 kids 25’ x 13’ (7.7m x 4m) $521 16 BB-3004 New Serenity Spot 2-12 2 kids 15’ x 17’ (4.6m x 5.2m) $6,688 i2
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Mountain House                                               Page 249 of 1946 bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

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PlayHouse
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features ASTM Use Zone Price* not pictured 580-1373 PlayHouse 2-12 8 kids 14 features N/A $5,175 1 BB-3034 PlayHouse with Tunnel & Fence 2-12 10 kids 16 features N/A $6,495 not pictured BB-3035 PlayHouse with Tunnel 2-12 8 kids 15 features N/A $6,210 Sensory & Exploration Stations
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features ASTM Use Zone Price* 2 580-1371 Sensory Station™ 6-23 months 8 kids 10 features N/A $4,658 2 580-1366 Portable Sensory Station 6-23 months 8 kids 10 features N/A $4,399 3 580-1372 Exploration Station™ 6-23 months 8 kids 11 features 18.5’ x 17.2’ (5.7m x 5.3) $3,364 3 580-1367 Portable Exploration Station 6-23 months 8 kids 11 features 18.5’ x 17.2’ (5.7m x 5.3) $3,105 Research-based and designed to enhance growth
in children ages 6-23 months, the Discovery and
Exploration Stations are the perfect way to bring play
to the youngest of community members. With sensory
rich games, learning opportunities and places to play
both parallel and cooperatively, these pieces are
an ideal avenue to encourage child development
through play and make learning fun!
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Mountain House                                               Page 250 of 1946 bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. **Customized name available for an additional charge.

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Play That Moves Your Imagination!
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 580-1369 Fire House Discovery Station™ 2-5 10 kids 10 features N/A $3,105 2 580-1368 Doctor's Office Discovery Station 2-5 10 kids 10 features N/A $2,898 3 580-1365 Market Discovery Station 2-5 10 kids 10 features N/A $3,105 4 580-1292 Drive Thru with Fun Phone 2-12 4 kids 2 features N/A $1,999 not pictured 580-1293 Drive Thru 2-12 2 kids 1 feature N/A $1,396 5 580-1289 Gas Station 2-12 2 kids 1 feature N/A $1,242 6 580-0319 Burke Express Engine** 2-12 10 kids 5 features 16’ x 21’ (4.9m x 6.4m) ASTM Use Zone $7,815 7 580-0321 Burke Express Tanker 2-12 4 kids 2 features 16’ x 18’ (4.9m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone $2,893 8 580-0320 Burke Express Dining Car** 2-12 6 kids 5 features 16’ x 17’ (4.9m x 5.2m) ASTM Use Zone $5,415 not pictured 580-0322 Burke Express Sandbox Car** 2-12 10 kids 6 features 16’ x 18’ (4.9m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone $5,618 2 2
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580-0308 | $171*
Yield Sign
580-0309 | $171*
Speed Limit Sign
580-0310 | $171*
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Single Drum Table 580-0231 Triple Sand & Water Center 580-1291 Play That Moves Your Senses!
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity Play Features Size Price* 1 580-0289 Turtle Top** 2-12 20 kids 1 feature N/A $5,312 2 580-0317 Under Sea Paint Center 2-12 4 kids 1 feature 4’ wide x 5’ tall (1.3m wide x 1.6m tall) $1,324 3 580-0166 Theater Paint Center 2-12 4 kids 1 feature 4’ wide x 5’ tall (1.3m wide x 1.6m tall) $1,324 4 580-0318 Theater Puppet Show 2-12 4 kids 1 feature 4’ wide x 5’ tall (1.3m wide x 1.6m tall) $1,324 5 580-0230 Three Drum Table 2-12 6 kids 3 features 3’ x 5’ (1m x 1.6m) ASTM Use Zone $1,307 6 580-0231 Single Drum Table 2-12 2 kids 1 feature 2' x 2' (0.6m x 0.6m) ASTM Use Zone $530 7 590-0063 Little Digger ADAAG † 2-12 1 kid 1 feature 18’ x 18’ (5.5m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone $729 8 590-0064 Little Digger † 2-12 1 kid 1 feature 18’ x 18’ (5.5m x 5.5m) ASTM Use Zone $758 9 580-1019 Rotating Sand Table 2-12 6 kids 3 features 3’ x 3’ (1m x 1m) ASTM Use Zone $1,237 10 580-0280 Single Sand or Water Table 2-12 8 kids 1 feature 4’ x 4’ x 25” tall (1.3m x 1.3m x 0.7m tall) $1,459 11 580-1290 Double Sand & Water Center 2-12 14 kids 3 features 4’ x 8’ x 25” tall (1.3m x 2.5m x 0.7m tall) $3,372 12 580-1291 Triple Sand & Water Center 2-12 18 kids 5 features 4’ x 12’ x 25” tall (1.3m x 3.7m x 0.7m tall) $5,677 **StoneBorders included, sand sold separately. † We recommend accessible pathways so all children can access the Little Diggers. 2 3
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Mountain House                                               Page 252 of 1946 Meet ELEVATE, ACTIVATE and INVIGORATE,
Burke’s Outdoor Fitness Collections that combine
physical fitness with time spent outdoors. The
ELEVATE Fitness Course, ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit and
INVIGORATE Dynamic Fitness products challenge your
body in healthy ways and allow people of all ages,
with different fitness levels to work out in the same
space as they advance their strength, agility and
balance together.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/fitness
ELEVATE® Fitness Course
ELEVATE Fitness Course offers an exciting way to gain
and maintain fitness, train for specific events or sports and just enjoy time outside with friends, family and
neighbors. Burke offers six pre-designed courses that fit into a variety of budgets and spaces. Start ELEVATING
your fitness today! See page 186
INVIGORATE® Dynamic Fitness
INVIGORATE Dynamic Fitness brings fitness outdoors and makes it more fun, more social and more invigorating! Add one or all four of these new Burke Fitness options to your outdoor fitness space and see how the option to exercise outside changes your community.

See page 190
ACTIVATE® Fitness Circuit
ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit presents an opportunity for
something more. Designed to take your workout outside,
the circuit provides everything you need for an entire
body workout, including strength, cardiovascular, balance and agility. ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit is designed to be in a collection or placed along a trail. See page 188
Download our App!
Download the Burke Fitness app to watch
instructional videos, explore our 360º virtual tours
and log your workouts!
Apple and the Apple logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google Inc.

Burke Fitness
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Custom Turf design shown. Contact your local Burke Representative for more information.

ELEVATE Fitness Course
Number Product ID Ages Obstacles Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 FIT-2628 5-12 and 13+ 11 33 people 51’ x 80’ (15.6m x 24.4m) $89,300 2 FIT-2629 5-12 and 13+ 11 37 people 72’ x 58’ (22m x 17.7m) $66,400 3 FIT-2631 5-12 and 13+ 7 24 people 17’ x 85’ (5.2m x 26m) $59,500 4 FIT-2632 5-12 and 13+ 7 24 people 35’ x 80’ (10.7m x 24.4m) $59,800 5 FIT-2769 5-12 and 13+ 4 6 people 17’ x 85’ (5.2m x 26m) $20,200 Wall Clinger (above)
Mighty Max (below) Summit Bridge (below)
Lava Leap (below) Door Knob Jam (below)
Outdoor Fitness
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Number Product ID Description Ages Events Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 FIT-2676 ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit 13+ 10 11 people 45’ x 32’ (13.7m x 9.8m) $20,700 2 FIT-3037 New Bionic Balance™ 13+ 1 1 person 20’ x 20” (6.1m x 6.1m) $809 3 FIT-2678 ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit 13+ 7 8 people 25’ x 24’ (7.6m x 7.4m) $12,200 4 FIT-2636 ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit 13+ 15 19 people 43’ x 68’ (13.1m x 20.8m) $39,000 5 FIT-2675 Core N’ More 13+ 4 5 people 28’ x 20’ (8.6m x 6.1m) $8,063 6 FIT-2673 Core Challenge 13+ 3 4 people 21’ x 18’ (6.4m x 5.5m) $6,302 7 FIT-2646 Balance Challenge 13+ 1 2 people 24’ x 14’ (7.4m x 4.3m) $1,723 8 FIT-2641 High Stepper 13+ 1 1 person 17’ x 11’ (5.2m x 3.4m) $4,229 9 FIT-2681 Push N’ Lift 13+ 2 2 people 20 x 17’ (6.1m x 5.2m) $4,764 10 FIT-2682 Triple P 13+ 3 3 people 27’ x 19’ (8.3m x 5.8m) $6,832 Instructional Signs Included
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Mountain House                                               Page 255 of 1946 INVIGORATE Dynamic Fitness
Number Product ID Description Ages Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 FIT-2923 INVIGORATE Elliptical 13+ 1 person 15’ x 11’ (4.6m x 3.4m) $4,314 2 FIT-2925 INVIGORATE Strider 13+ 1 person 11’ x 11’ (3.4m x 3.4m) $3,641 3 FIT-2924 INVIGORATE Chest Press 13+ 1 person 11’ x 9’ (3.4m x 2.8m) $3,279 4 FIT-2922 INVIGORATE Recumbent Bike 13+ 1 person 11’ x 10’ (3.4m x 3.1m) $3,123 Instructional Signs Included
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Events Along a Fitness Trail!
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Mountain House                                               Page 256 of 1946 Burke offers a full line of site amenities and
sports equipment that adds value, comfort and
fun to any playground, park, school, recreation or
outdoor fitness area. A variety of Playful Furniture,
PVC Coated Steel, Wood or Recycled Plastic amenities
and a full-line of Sports Equipment are available to
enhance every environment and help communities
create the best places to learn, grow, move,
engage and develop.

Learn more at
bciburke.com/recreation
Novo Playful Furniture
Novo Playful Furniture combines form and function
to create fun and creative site amenities that can be
seamlessly integrated into play areas or used as part
of an outdoor classroom. Put the “play” back into
site amenities with Novo! See page 194
Sports Equipment
Engage people of all ages with sports equipment that
ranges from traditional basketball and soccer to the new Gaga Ball Pit from Burke! See page 202
Park & Site Amenities
Burke offers a full line of park and site amenities that will add value and comfort to any playground, park, school or outdoor public area.

A variety of Playful Furniture, PVC-Coated Steel, Wood or Recycled Plastic amenities are available for every environment. See page 198 Playground Signs
Signs can be used to promote safety, communicate rules, tell a story or thank the people and organizations that made your amazing play environment possible. Whatever you
choose, Burke can provide it with signage that both looks good and communicates your message! See page 203
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Mountain House                                               Page 257 of 1946 Number Product ID Description Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price* 1 580-1319 Novo Teardrop Counter Climber (Benches/Stools sold separately) 5 people 20’ x 15’ (6.1m x 4.6m) $1,289 Manufactured under US Patent No. D871,813
2 580-1313 Novo Table ADAAG (Arc Benches included) 7 people N/A $2,668 3 580-1341 Novo Table (Arc Benches included) 9 people N/A $3,168 4 580-1312 Novo Arc Bench 2 people 14’ x 15’ (4.3m x 4.6m) $500 5 580-1346 Novo Combo Table (Benches/Stools sold separately) 7 people 16’ x 21’ (4.9m x 6.4m) $2,479 6 580-1318 Novo Arc Stool 2 people 15’ x 14’ (4.6m x 4.3m) $756 7 580-1314 Novo Bench 3 people N/A $1,890
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furniture? What if we could create a category of multipurpose site amenities that can be used in all NEW ways? Novo Playful Furniture is that category and the time is now.

Novo combines form and function to create fun and creative site amenities that can be seamlessly integrated into play areas or used as part of an outdoor classroom. Whatever you decide to do while using Novo, you will be promoting
socialization and multi-generational interaction.

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Mountain House                                               Page 258 of 1946 Novo® Playful Furniture
Number Product ID Description Capacity ASTM Use Zone Price 1 580-1356 Lil’ Novo Bean Table (Benches sold separately) 5 kids 17’ x 14’ (5.2m x 4.3m) $828 2 580-1355 Lil’ Novo Bean Bench 1 kid 14’ x 13’ (4.3m x 4m) $254 3 contact us Novo Litter Container** N/A N/A Contact us 4 588-1324 Novo Bike Rack 2 bikes N/A $317
4 580-1324 Novo Bike Rack with Footer 2 bikes N/A $433
5 588-1340 Novo Arch Bike Rack 2 bikes N/A $199
5 580-1340 Novo Arch Bike Rack with Footer 2 bikes N/A $321 6 580-1338 Novo ClubHouse BenchClimb 4 people 15’ x 15’ (4.6m x 4.6m) $1,807 7 580-1342 Novo Mod BenchClimb 4 people 15’ x 15’ (4.6m x 4.6m) $1,807 8 580-1339 Novo HyLo Climb 4 kids 19’ x 13’ (5.8m x 4m) $2,335 9 580-1322 Novo HyLo BenchClimb 4 kids 19’ x 15’ (5.8m x 4.6m) $2,780 **Available portable or stationary with dome or flat covers. 3 4
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Novo Playful Furniture
Park & Site Amenities
Novo Playful Furniture i96 i97
bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice.

Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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Park & Site Amenities
Traditional Collection
Park & Site Amenities
Traditional Collection i98 i99
Traditional Series Site
Amenities Color Selection:

Green Blue
Red Tan
Brown Black
Portable Stationary Surface Mount Description Price* Quickship 580-0205 580-0204 580-0203 6’ (1.9m) Personalized Bench $1,046 + $75 set up Quickship not available 580-0208 580-0207 580-0206 8’ (2.5m) Personalized Bench $1,186 + $75 set up Quickship not available 580-0199 580-0198 580-0197 6’ (1.9m) Monogrammed Bench $975 + $75 set up Quickship not available 580-0202 580-0201 580-0200 8’ (2.5m) Monogrammed Bench $1,073 + $75 set up Quickship not available 580-1306 580-1305 580-1304 6’ (1.9m) Buddy Bench $975 Limit 2 on 10 Business days 580-1309 580-1308 580-1307 8’ (2.5m) Buddy Bench $1,073 Limit 2 on 10 Business days Portable Stationary Description Quickship
580-0181: $453 580-0184: $494 32 (121.2L) Gallon Litter Container with Flat Cover Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0179: $347 580-0182: $389 32 (121.2L) Gallon Litter Container without Cover Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0188: $460 580-0189: $503 32 (121.2L) Gallon Litter Container with Plastic Dome Cover Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0180: $474 580-0183: $515 32 (121.2L) Gallon Litter Container with Metal Dome Limit 5 on 10 Business days Traditional Series Site Amenities
Portable Stationary Surface Mount Description Price* Quickship 580-0330 580-0329 580-0331 6’ (1.9m) Memorial Bench $656 Quickship not available 580-0176 N/A N/A 6’ (1.9m) Table $1,003 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-1013 N/A N/A 8’ (2.5m) Table $1,172 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-1010 N/A N/A 6’ (1.9m) Tot Table $837 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-0177 N/A N/A Sit-A-Round Table $1,186 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-1012 N/A N/A 8’ (2.5m) ADAAG Table (2 Wheelchairs) $1,073 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-0226 N/A N/A 8’ (2.5m) ADAAG Table (1 Wheelchair) $1,116 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-0173 580-0172 580-0190 6’ (1.9m) Bench $551 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-0175 580-0174 580-0193 8’ (2.5m) Bench $643 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-0192 580-1008 580-0191 6’ (1.9m) Backless Bench $362 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary 580-0195 580-1009 580-0194 8’ (2.5m) Backless Bench $389 Limit 5 on 10 Business days on Portable or Stationary Personalized Bench ADAAG Table Litter Container Plastic Dome Cover Litter Container Flat Cover Memorial Bench Monogrammed Bench Tot Table
Buddy Bench
Table
Backless Bench
Litter Container with Metal Dome Cover Sit-A-Round Table Bench

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Mountain House                                               Page 260 of 1946 *Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. bciburke.com Recycled Plastic Site Amenities
Product ID Description Size Price*
580-0091 Recycled Plastic Table 6’ (1.9m) $1,135
580-0094 ADAAG Recycled Plastic Table 8’ (2.5m) $1,246
580-0010 Recycled Plastic Bench 6’ (1.9m) $546
580-0298 ClubHouse Recycled Plastic Litter Container 20 Gallon (75.7L) $818 580-0109 Dome Cover for ClubHouse Litter Container N/A $156 Product ID Description Entry Height Price*
560-2608 12 ‘x 12’ Freestanding Shade 10’ (3.1m) $5,172 560-2609 12 ‘x 12’ Freestanding Shade 8’ (2.5m) $5,172
560-2606 15’ x 15’ Freestanding Shade 10’ (3.1m) $5,582 560-2607 15’ x 15’ Freestanding Shade 8’ (2.5m) $5,582
New HAND Sanitizer Stations
Product ID Description Language Price*
580-1377 Hand Sanitizer Station (In-Ground) English/Spanish $309 580-1378 Hand Sanitizer Station (Portable) English/Spanish $361 580-1379 Hand Sanitizer Station (In-Ground) English/French $309 580-1380 Hand Sanitizer Station (Portable) English/French $361 Please Note: Hand sanitizer dispenser is not included. Compatible with most touch free, adhesive back and screw on dispensers.

Dimensions of dispenser must be less than 6¾” wide, 4½” deep, 12” tall.

Q5 No Limit on 5-business day Quickship on Replacement Parts.

Freestanding Shade
Featuring EZTension Quick Release System
Posts Included
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Grills
Product ID Description Size Price* Quickship
580-0098 One-Piece Adjustable Single Grill 234 in2 (0.2m2) Surface Area $285 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0099 Double Wide Grill 534 in2
(0.4m2) Surface Area $479 Limit 5 on 5 Business days
Traditional Bike Racks
Product ID Description Size Capacity Price* Quickship
580-0118 Stationary Galvanized Single Face Extra Heavy Duty Bike Rack 10’ (3.1m) 10 bikes $634 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0120 Portable Galvanized Single Face Extra Heavy Duty Bike Rack 10’ (3.1m) 10 bikes $681 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0110 Stationary Galvanized Double Face Extra Heavy Duty Bike Rack 10’ (3.1m) 20 bikes $662 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0112 Portable Galvanized Double Face Extra Heavy Duty Bike Rack 10’ (3.1m) 20 bikes $709 Limit 5 on 5 Business days Contemporary Bike Racks
Product ID Description Size Capacity Price* Quickship
580-0130 Stationary Contemporary Bike Rack 7’4” (2.3m) 16 bikes $589 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0131 Stationary Contemporary Bike Rack 5’4” (1.7m) 12 bikes $542 Limit 5 on 5 Business days Pressure Treated & Natural Pine Site Amenities
Product ID Description Size Frame Price* Quickship
580-0156 ADAAG Pressure Treated Pine Table 8’ (2.5m) 2 3/8” (6cm) O.D. $646 Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0157 Pressure Treated Pine Table 6’ (1.9m) 2 3
/8” (6cm) O.D. $622 Limit 5 on 10 Business days
580-0158 Pressure Treated Pine Table 6’ (1.9m) 1 5
/8” (4.2cm) O.D. $530 Limit 5 on 10 Business days
580-0161 Pressure Treated Pine Table 8’ (2.5m) 2 3
/8” (6cm) O.D. $646 Limit 5 on 10 Business days
580-0162 Pressure Treated Pine Table 8’ (2.5m) 1 5
/8” (4.2cm) O.D. $593 Limit 5 on 10 Business days
580-0159 Pressure Treated Pine Pedestal Table 6’ (1.9m) 2 3 /8” (6cm) O.D. $780 Quickship not available
580-0160 Pressure Treated Pine Sit-A-Round Table N/A 2 3 /8” (6cm) O.D. $767 Limit 5 on 10 Business days
580-0153 Pressure Treated Pine Bench 6’ (1.9m) N/A $338 Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0154 Pressure Treated Pine Multi-Use Bench 6’ (1.9m) N/A $288 Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0163 Portable Pressure Treated Pine Litter Container 20 Gallon (75.7L) N/A $444 Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0073 Natural Pine Table 6’ (1.9m) 2 3
/8” (6cm) O.D. $552 Limit 5 on 10 Business days
580-0087 ADAAG Natural Pine Table 8’ (2.5m) 2 3
/8” (6cm) O.D. $703 Quickship not available
580-0004 Natural Pine Stationary Bench 6’ (1.9m) N/A $317 Limit 5 on 10 Business days 580-0136 Natural Pine Portable Bench 6’ (1.9m) N/A $365 Limit 5 on 10 Business days Contemporary Bike Rack Double Face Extra Heavy Duty Bike Rack Single Face Extra Heavy Duty Bike Rack

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Not pictured 580-1317 Novo Welcome Sign (ages 2-5)** $316 1 580-1315 Novo Welcome Sign (ages 5-12)** $316
Not pictured 580-1316 Novo Welcome Sign (ages 2-12)** $316 Not pictured 580-1310 Novo Custom Sign - Single $527
2 580-1311 Novo Custom Sign - Double $917
3 580-1302 2-Sided Full Color Custom Sign $632
Not pictured 580-1297 2-Sided Full Color Welcome Sign (ages 6-23 months)** $574 Not pictured 580-1296 2-Sided Full Color Welcome Sign (ages 2-5)** $574 4 580-1294 2-Sided Full Color Welcome Sign (ages 5-12)** $574 Not pictured 580-1295 2-Sided Full Color Welcome Sign (ages 2-12)** $574 5 NU-1490 Custom Routed Arch Sign $2,239
**Contains ASTM required content.
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Basketball Packages - Includes post, backboard, goal with double rim and nylon net.

Product ID Description Post Backboard Extension Price* Quickship 590-0038 Package 1 4 1/2” (11.5cm) O.D. Rectangular 4’ (1.3m) $2,179 Limit 5 on 10 business day 590-0039 Package 2 5 9
/16” (14.2cm) O.D. Rectangular 6’ (1.9m) $3,449 Limit 5 on 10 business day 590-0040 Package 3 4 1
/2” (11.5cm) O.D. Fan 4’ (1.3m) $1,701 Limit 5 on 10 business day 590-0041 Package 4 5 9
/16” (14.2cm) O.D. Fan 6’ (1.9m) $2,962 Limit 5 on 10 business day Backboard attachment frame and hardware included with rectangular backboard packages.

Basketball Accessories
Product ID Description Price* Quickship
590-0026 4 1/2” (11.5cm) O.D. Upright Only - 4’ (1.3m) Extension $760 each Quickship not available 590-0027 5 9/16” (14.2cm) O.D. Upright Only - 6’ (1.9m) Extension $2,022 each Quickship not available 590-0028 Rectangular Backboard Attachment Frame with Hardware $373 each Quickship not available 046-0037 Nylon Net $25.23 each Limit 5 on 5 business day 046-0036 Chain Net $41 each Limit 5 on 5 business day
046-0367 Backboard Shooters Square Decal $125 each Limit 5 on 5 business day Gaga Ball
Product ID Description Capacity Price* Quickship
590-0077 GaGa Ball Pit 30-35 people $3,924 Quickship not available 590-0078 Custom GaGa Ball Pit (shown above) 30-35 people $4,137 Quickship not available BB-3036 New GaGa Ball Pit - Accessible 30-35 people $4,166 Quickship not available BB-3008 New GaGa Ball Pit with Rules Panel 30-35 people $4,125 Quickship not available Sports & Recreation Equipment
Product ID Description Price* Quickship
590-0062 Funnel Ball® $987 Limit 3 on 5 business day
590-0034 Funnel Ball Sleeve (For Removable Installation) $160 Limit 3 on 5 business day 590-0003 Tetherball $289 Limit 3 on 5 business day
046-0029 Tetherball Replacement Ball & Cord $84 Limit 3 on 5 business day 590-0011 Permanent Soccer Goal $3,762 pair Quickship not available 590-0012 Portable Soccer Goal $3,963 pair Quickship not available 590-0076 Nylon Soccer Net $645 pair Quickship not available 590-0009 Volleyball Posts $441 pair Quickship not available 018-0368 3’ x 32’ Volleyball Net (1m x 9.8m) $178 Quickship not available Signage
Signs can be used to promote
safety, communicate rules, tell a story
or thank the people and organizations
that made your amazing play environment
possible. Whatever you choose, Burke can
provide it with signage that both looks good
and communicates your message!
Learn more at
bciburke.com/signs

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Surfacing
At Burke, we offer great surfacing solutions
to help keep your kids safer while providing
an attractive, accessible playground site.

Burke Turf® and Burke Tiles are eco-friendly,
extremely-durable and look great!
Learn more at
bciburke.com/surfacing
Burke Turf®
Burke Turf combines rugged durability with softness and beauty to create the perfect surface for sports, fitness and playground areas. Offering ease of access, Burke Turf helps children of all abilities move freely throughout the playspace. Below the surface you’ll find a soft infill that is silica-based, anti-microbial, and provides a long-lasting, healthy play environment.

A shock and drainage pad provides shock absorption and impact protection from falls – the most common source of serious playground injuries. Burke Turf conforms to the latest CPSC, ASTM, and ADAAG standards for impact attenuation and accessibility.

Poured-in-Place
Poured-In-Place Rubber Surfacing is an excellent option for playgrounds of all sizes! It provides accessibility for children and families of all abilities, complements any color scheme with a variety of color options and has a low maintenance cost! Contact your local Burke Representative for more information.

Engineered Wood Fiber
Engineered wood fiber is an economical playground
surfacing that is used in many playground spaces because of its high impact absorbing qualities yet firm, slip resistant surface that, if properly installed, will meet accessibility guidelines and keep your kids safer as they play. Contact your local Burke Representative for more information.

Burke Tiles
Burke Tiles are eco-friendly, simple to maintain and
provide full accessibility so all children can play
together. Available in an array of colors, tiles can be arranged into patterns that enhance the design or
theme of the playspace and help children stay safe
while having fun and reaping the benefits from play.
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Warning: Proper safety surfacing is required under and around all play equipment to help prevent injuries from falls.

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StoneBorders
Product ID Size Description Price* Quickship
046-0366 8” x 4’ (20.4cm x 1.3m) 8” StoneBorders with one 30” (76.2cm) Drive Pin $41 each Limit 5 on 5 Business days 046-0053 12” x 6’ (30.5cm x 1.9m) 12” StoneBorders with two 30” (76.2cm) Drive Pins $73 each Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0150 6’ x 6’ (1.9m x 1.9m) 6’ x 6’ StoneBorder Sandbox or Planter $339 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0151 12’ x 6’ (3.7m x 1.9m) 12’ x 6’ StoneBorder Sandbox or Planter $512 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 580-0152 12’ x 12’ (3.7m x 3.7m) 12’ x 12’ StoneBorder Sandbox or Planter $683 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 046-0153 48” x 66” (1.3m x 1.7m) StoneBorder Wheelchair Access Ramp $1,110 Quickship not available 046-0054 N/A StoneBorder Plug $29 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 046-0055 N/A 12” (30.5cm) StoneBorder End Cap $63 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 046-0056 N/A 30” (76.2cm) Drive Pin $16.85 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 046-0368 N/A 8” x 4’ (20.4cm x 1.3m) StoneBorder Connector $24.70 Limit 5 on 5 Business days 046-0380 N/A 4’ (1.3m) StoneBorder End Cap $25.79 Limit 5 on 5 Business days New Play Mats
Product ID Description Size Price*
046-0536 Play Mat 36” x 60” x 2” (91.5cm x 152.4cm x 5.1cm) $166 052-0034 Round Play Mat 8’ 8’ diameter x 2” (2.5m x 5.08cm) $591 052-0035 Round Play Mat 6’ 6’ diameter x 2” (1.9m x 5.08cm) $342 Play Mat
StoneBorders - The highest quality borders in the industry backed by Burke’s 15-year Generations Warranty. bciburke.com * Approximate list price. Surfacing, freight, taxes and installation are extra. Specifications and pricing subject to change without notice. 206 Surfacing
Maintenance & Safety
Customized Maintenance Kit - To help maintain a safe, functioning playground we include a Custom Maintenance Schedule, Touch-up Paint, Graffiti Remover and Carrying Case FREE with every playground structure purchase.

NPPS Safety Kit - BCI Burke truly gives you the most value for your money. As part of our Total Cost of Ownership Package, we offer value-added resources FREE with every play structure purchase. The National Program for Playground Safety (NPPS) Playground Supervision Safety Kit helps supervisors and educators be prepared on the playground. Learn more at bciburke.com/safety.

Funding Solutions
Financing - At Burke we are always searching for ways to offer exceptional products and services to our customers. In furtherance of our mission to put our customers first, we are excited to introduce Newlane Finance Company as our preeminent finance solution.

Funds for Fun® - Deciding to build a new playground or add equipment to a current playspace is easy. After the decision is made, the next question is, “Where will the money come from?” At Burke, we understand the dedication and hard work it takes to raise the funds for playground equipment. That’s why we created a direct donation fundraising program to help your organization raise the funds it needs for your new park, recreation or school playground. Learn more at bciburke.com/funding.

Grant Resource Center - We’ve partnered with The School Funding Center to provide up-to-date grant information. The School Funding Center has one of the most comprehensive and current grant databases available on the internet today. Learn more at bciburke.com/funding.

Design Capabilities
Burke uses the best designers and technology to bring playgrounds that move you to communities around the world! Using our proprietary software, we design play environments for all budgets, spaces and needs. Our software ensures that all safety and accessibility guidelines are met and we provide best-in-class 3D drawings and virtual playground tours so you feel part of your playspace before it’s even installed.

Online Resources
Dynamic Digital Catalogs
Product photos, designs, videos and more come alive in our digital space! View exciting new products and experience a higher level of play for yourself! Visit bciburke.com/catalogs to interact with our 2021 Playground & Recreation Design Guide and other Burke online catalogs! Virtual Playground Tours
See your playground in a whole new way with your customized Virtual Playground Tour. With the ability to rotate 360˚and zoom in to see textures and components, this tour is the next best thing to being on the playground and will help you visualize the beauty of your playspace.

CADdetails
CADdetails is the leading provider of manufacturer-specific building product information and serves as a resource for more than 452,000 architects, engineers, contractors and other design industry professionals throughout North America. Burke’s page on CADdetails.com contains over 100 playground and park products and is a great resource for design files, ideas and product information.

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KABOOM!: BCI Burke has been chosen as a Preferred Vendor to KABOOM!, the national nonprofit dedicated to giving kids great, safe places to play, particularly those growing up in poverty in America. Burke is proud to support KABOOM! and its mission to give kids the playful childhood they deserve. Visit kaboom.org/resources and kaboom.org/grants to learn about KABOOM! grant programs and do-it-yourself project tools that can help you through the planning process – from volunteer recruitment to fundraising, and everything in between.

Boys & Girls Club of Fond du Lac is dedicated to empowering youth to reach their full potential. They offer a variety of programs and activities that positively change the lives and futures of children 6-18. Burke is proud to partner with a group that encourages physical, emotional and social growth of youth in our community.

The Fond du Lac Family YMCA is a cause driven organization that is for youth development, for healthy living and for social responsibility. We believe a strong community can only be achieved when we invest in our kids, our health and our neighbors.

The US Play Coalition is a partnership to promote the value of play throughout life. We are an international network of individuals and organizations that recognize play as a valuable and necessary part of a healthy and productive life. Our membership is diverse – including educators, parents, physicians, health scientists, park and recreation professionals, psychologists, landscape architects and many more. Membership is free, and simply requires a declaration of shared commitment to the value of play.

Equalis Group is a Member-Driven, Supplier-Centric organization that embodies the power of partnership. Equalis Group operates with the guiding principle that when the objectives of buyers and sellers are aligned, sustainable value is created, transcending that of the typical short-term transactional relationship. With this differentiated approach, Equalis Group is not just a cooperative purchasing organization; we are a family. Learn more at equalisgroup.org OMNIA Partners, Public Sector, formerly National IPA, is the largest and most experienced organization in purchasing and supply chain management. Comprised of participants and suppliers in both the public and private sector, they bring together industryleading buying power and world-class suppliers to offer an extensive portfolio of competitively solicited and publicly awarded contracts and partnerships. OMNIA Partners is proud to offer more value and resources to state and local government, higher education, K-12 education and non-profits. Learn more at omniapartners.com.

HGACBuy is a unit of local government that strives to make the governmental procurement process more efficient by establishing competitively priced contracts for goods and services, and provides the customer service necessary to help its members achieve their procurement goals. Learn more at bciburke.com/partnerships.

BuyBoard was created to increase the purchasing power of government entities and to simplify their purchasing by using a customized online purchasing system. Combining the purchase power of local governments provides members the leverage to achieve better pricing on products, equipment and services they use every day. Learn more at buyboard.com.

GSA allows federal parks, child development programs, military bases and other agencies to purchase Burke playgrounds through BCI Burke Company for installation virtually anywhere in the world.

The National Cooperative Procurement Partners (NCPP) Association is leading the way in elevating the discussion, advocacy and educational content on cooperative procurement. Working collaboratively to bring all the “partners” in procurement together – cooperatives, strategic suppliers, affiliated organizations and public procurement professionals – its goal is to produce meaningful educational tools to support public procurement agencies and become the “go to” resource for cooperative procurement. Learn more at ncppassociation.org.

Causes that move us
Who we are is defined by what we do and how we positively affect those around us. At Burke, play inspires us to create a community of people that are invested in growth, aren’t afraid to commit to positive change and seek to enrich and enhance the lives of the people in communities where we serve and live. It begins with the cornerstone of play as a catalyst for development, connection and relationships. Researching, innovating and creating products that foster these important links at the center of our purpose here at Burke. We do this to help communities and people grow and thrive. In our own community, we partner with organizations such as the YMCA and Boys and Girls Club of Fond du Lac and we support, on a larger scale, organizations, municipalities, schools, churches and associations to Join Our Movement and help let play lead the way for change. 47QSMA20D08NL | 47QSMA20D08NM
Playgrounds Powered by Wind
By participating in programs that support the development of clean energy, we are able to purchase 100% of our electricity usage from wind and other renewables. This positions Burke as an environmental leader within the playground industry and helped us earn the Green Power Partner designation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. For more information visit epa.gov/greenpower.

Safety
The Customer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) created playground safety guidelines to help local communities, schools, day care centers and other groups build safe playgrounds. The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) is an independent world renowned developer of technical standards utilized in testing products. ASTM and CPSC guidelines are built into our proprietary EZ Design program ensuring every Burke playground is designed to meet or exceed all their standards. To highlight our commitment to safety, BCI Burke is the only playground manufacturer to partner with the National Program for Playground Safety (NPPS) and provide a FREE Safe Playground Supervision Kit with each play system purchased.

BCI Burke Company, LLC, is a member in good standing of IPEMA, the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association.

IPEMA is a member-driven international trade organization which represents and promotes an open market for manufacturers of play equipment and surfacing.

In the interest of playground safety, the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) provides a Third Party Certification Service whereby a designated independent laboratory, TÜV SÜD America Inc., (TÜV), validates an equipment manufacturer’s certification of conformance to the ASTM F1487 Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Playground Equipment for Public Use, except sections 7.1.1, 10, 13.1.1, 13.1.2, 13.2, and 13.3; to CAN/CSA Z614 Children’s Playspaces and Equipment, except clauses 10 and 11; or both. A list of current validated products may be viewed at www.ipema.org.

Check IPEMA website www.ipema.org to confirm product validation.

In the Interest of playground safety, the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) provides a Third Party Certification program whereby a designated independent laboratory, TÜV SÜD America Inc., (TÜV), validates a surfacing manufacturer’s certification of conformance to ASTM F1292, Standard Specification for Impact Attenuation Under and Around Playground Equipment Performance Criterion, Section 4.2; ASTM F1292, Standard Specification for Impact Attenuation Under and Around Playground Equipment Performance Criterion (in its entirety); ASTM F3351, Standard Test Method for Impact Testing In Laboratory at Specified Test Height; and for an engineered wood fiber manufacturer its certification of conformance, also to ASTM F2075, Standard Specification for Engineered Wood Fiber for Use as a Playground Safety Surface Under and Around Playground Equipment; and for a Loose Fill Rubber manufacturer its certification of conformance, also to ASTM F3012, Standard Specification for Loose Fill Rubber for Use as a Playground Safety Surface under and around Playground Equipment. A list of current validated products, their thickness and critical height may be viewed at www.ipema.org.

Check IPEMA website www.ipema.org to confirm product validation, its thickness and critical height.

The space requirements shown in this publication are shown to ASTM Standards. Requirements for other standards may be different.

Allied Tube & Conduit
Allied Tube & Conduit is the leading supplier of galvanized and commercial quality tubing to both manufacturers and metal distributors in over 70 consumer and industrial markets. Their unique in-line galvanizing process produces superior corrosion resistance by utilizing a triple layer of protection.

This advanced processing technique was first introduced in 1959 and is still relevant today.

ISO 900i:20i5 and ISO i400i:20i5
NSF-ISR attests that BCI Burke Company, LLC is in compliance with ISO 9001:2015 and the International Environmental Management Standard ISO 14001:2015.

ISO 9001:2015 emphasizes processes to aid in continuous improvement in quality and customer service. ISO 14001:2015 ensures Burke follows strict environmental controls in manufacturing processes.

F1292(SECTION4.2)/F3351
Purchasing Cooperatives
Partners in Play

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Burke Built Quality From America’s Heartland
KoreKonnect® Direct-Bolt Clamp System: Nucleus features our Industry-leading KoreKonnect direct-bolt clamp system resulting in the strongest and most accurate connection system ever.

Factory located connection points make for easy, precise installation and an error-free fit. Best of all, KoreKonnect is covered for 100 years under our non-prorated Generations Warranty.

Direct-Bolt Connection System: Intensity, Synergy, ELEVATE Fitness Course and ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit feature Burke’s trusted direct-bolt connection that uses a durable, straightforward direct-bolt system to ensure a trouble-free installation and provide the necessary strength to accommodate the demands of playing children. Like our KoreKonnect system, Direct-Bolt connections are covered for 100 years under our Generations Warranty.

EZKonnect® Platform Mounting System: Our exclusive self-leveling platform attachment and factory CNC construction allows for faster and more precise location of platforms during installation. The 2-bolt per corner deck attachment increases overall structure strength and stability.

Platforms: Burke’s oversized non-slip platforms are constructed of heavy-duty punched steel that can support more than 2 tons. Our vinyl coating is California compliant and free of lead and other hazardous heavy metals.

Tamper-Resistant Stainless Steel Hardware: All hardware is covered for 100 years under our Generations Warranty.

Premium Powder Coatings: Our industry-leading powder coatings and finishes prevent fading, last longer and deter rust. We also offer a “coastal package” powder coat system. This special powder coat system for metal components and upright posts will provide additional corrosion and chemical protection along with added longevity to the color and gloss retention of the powder coated parts. Contact your Burke Representative for more information on colors, price and warranty.

Compound Rotomold Plastics with UV-20: You’ll get long wear and bright, vibrant colors that hold up for years thanks to our thick, durable rotomolded plastics with UV-20 protection, which is why we can cover them for 15 years under our non-prorated Generations Warranty.

Climbing Cables: Our climbing cables are flexible enough to provide movement, yet strong enough to last. Our ropes are made from 6 polyester cords with steel reinforcement wrapped around a synthetic fiber core. Each cord contains 8 galvanized steel strands tightly covered with polyester multi-fibers. Our RopeVenture cables consist of 6 strands, each containing 24 stainless steel reinforcing strands within a nylon sleeve, wrapped around a solid nylon core.

Aluminum Connectors: Swivel connectors at the end of our ropes allow assembly at any angle with no unwanted twists in the net. The aluminum fittings used to secure the joints are swaged in place to prevent any movement between the rope and fittings that could cause wear.

BCi Burke Generations Warranty®
The Longest and Strongest warranty in the industry
BCI Burke Company, LLC (“Burke”) warrants that all standard products are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal use and service, for a period of one (1) year from the date of shipment.

We stand behind our products.

In addition, the following products are warranted, under normal use and service from the date of shipment as follows:
• One Hundred (100) Year Limited Warranty on aluminum and steel upright posts (including Intensity®, Synergy®, Nucleus®, Voltage®, Little Buddies®, ELEVATE®, ACTIVATE®, INVIGORATE®) against structural failure due to corrosion, deterioration or workmanship. • One Hundred (100) Year Limited Warranty on KoreKonnect® clamps against structural failure due to corrosion, deterioration or workmanship. • One Hundred (100) Year Limited Warranty on Hardware (nuts, bolts, washers) • One Hundred (100) Year Limited Warranty on bolt-through fastening and clamp systems (Synergy®, Intensity®, Nucleus®, Voltage®, Little Buddies®, ELEVATE®). • Twenty-Five (25) Year Limited Warranty on spring assemblies and aluminum cast animals. • Fifteen (15) Year Limited Warranty on structure platforms and decks, metal roofs, table tops, bench tops, railings and barriers against structural failure due to materials or workmanship. • Fifteen (15) Year Limited Warranty on all plastic components including StoneBorders against structural failure due to materials or workmanship. • Ten (10) Year Limited Warranty on ShadePlay Canopies fabric, threads, and cables against degradation, cracking or material breakdown resulting from ultra-violet exposure, natural deterioration or manufacturing defects. This warranty is limited to the design loads as stated in the specifications. • Ten (10) Year Limited Warranty on NaturePlay® Boulders and GFRC products against structural failure due to natural deterioration or workmanship. Natural wear, which may occur with any concrete product with age, is excluded from this warranty. • Ten (10) Year Limited Warranty on Full Color Custom Signage against manufacturing defects that cause delamination or degradation of the sign. Full Color Custom Signs also carry a two (2) year warranty against premature fading of the print and graphics on the signs. • Five (5) Year Limited Warranty on Intensity® and RopeVenture® cables and LEVEL X® flex bridge against premature wear due to natural deterioration or manufacturing defects.

Determination of premature wear will be at the manufacturer’s discretion. • Five (5) Year Limited Warranty on moving parts, including swing components, against structural failure due to materials or workmanship. • Five (5) Year Limited Warranty on PlayEnsemble® cables and mallets against defects in materials and workmanship. • Three (3) Year Limited Warranty on electronic panel speakers, sound chips and circuit boards against electronic failure caused by manufacturing defects.

The warranty stated above is valid only if the equipment is erected in conformity with the layout plan and/or installation instructions furnished by BCI Burke Company, LLC using approved parts; have been maintained and inspected in accordance with BCI Burke Company, LLC instructions. Burke’s liability and your exclusive remedy hereunder will be limited to repair or replacement of those parts found in Burke’s reasonable judgment to be defective. Any claim made within the above stated warranty periods must be made promptly after discovery of the defect. A part is covered only for the original warranty period of the applicable part. Replacement parts carry the applicable warranty from the date of shipment of the replacement from Burke. After the expiration of the warranty period, you must pay for all parts, transportation and service charges.

Burke reserves the right to accept or reject any claim in whole or in part. Burke will not accept the return of any product without its prior written approval. Burke will assume transportation charges for shipment of the returned product if it is returned in strict compliance with Burke’s written instructions.

THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IF THE FOREGOING DISCLAIMER OF ADDITIONAL WARRANTIES IS NOT GIVEN

FULL FORCE AND EFFECT, ANY RESULTING ADDITIONAL WARRANTY SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND BE OTHERWISE SUBJECT TO AND LIMITED BY THE TERMS OF BURKE’S PRODUCT WARRANTY. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

Warranty Exclusions: The above stated warranties do not cover: “cosmetic” defects, such as scratches, dents, marring, or fading; damage due to incorrect installation, vandalism, misuse, accident, wear and tear from normal use, exposure to extreme weather; immersion in salt or chlorine water, unauthorized repair or modification, abnormal use, lack of maintenance, or other cause not within Burke’s control; and Limitation of Remedies: Burke is not liable for consequential or incidental damages, including but not limited to labor costs or lost profits resulting from the use of or inability to use the products or from the products being incorporated in or becoming a component of any other product. If, after a reasonable number of repeated efforts, Burke is unable to repair or replace a defective or nonconforming product, Burke shall have the option to accept return of the product, or part thereof, if such does not substantially impair its value, and return the purchase price as the buyer’s entire and exclusive remedy. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Burke will not be responsible for labor costs involved in the removal of products or the installation of replacement products. Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.

The environment near a saltwater coast can be extremely corrosive. Some corrosion and/or deterioration is considered “normal wear” in this environment. Product installed within 500 yards of a saltwater shoreline will only be covered for half the period of the standard product warranty, up to a maximum of five years, for defects caused by corrosion. Products installed in direct contact with saltwater or that are subjected to salt spray are not covered by the standard warranty for any defects caused by corrosion.

Contact your local Burke Representative for warranty information regarding Burke Turf® and Burke Tile products.

Terms of Sale
Pricing: Prices published in this catalog are in USD, are approximate and do not include shipping & handling, surfacing, installation nor applicable taxes. All prices are subject to change without notice. Contact your Burke representative for current pricing. Payments are to be made in USD.

Weights: Weights are approximate and may vary with actual orders.

Installation: All equipment is shipped unassembled. For a list of factory-certified installers in your area, please contact your Burke representative.

Specifications: Product specifications in this catalog were correct at the time of publication. However, product improvements are ongoing at Burke, and we reserve the right to change or discontinue specifications without notice.

Loss or Damage in Transit: A signed bill of lading is our receipt from a carrier that our shipment to you was complete and in good condition upon arrival. Before you sign, please check the Bill of Lading carefully when the shipment arrives to make sure nothing is missing and there are no damages. Once the shipment leaves our plant, we are no longer responsible for any damage, loss or shortage.

For more information regarding the warranty, call Customer Service at 920-921-9220 or 1-800-356-2070. 01/2021 KoreKonnect
Direct-Bolt
EZKonnect
Powder Coating
Stainless Steel Hardware
Compound Plastics
Aluminum Connectors

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Featured Playgrounds 28
Playspace Solutions 54
School Aged Playgrounds 66
Nucleus Evolution Play System 66
Level X Play System 72
Nucleus-Intensity Play System 76
Synergy Play System 82
Themed Playgrounds 88
Preschool Playgrounds 92
Synergy Imagination Play System 92
Nucleus-Intensity Play System 98
Themed Playgrounds 102
Synergy Imagination 4ME 104
Play System Components
Bridges, Ramps & Tunnels 136
ADAAG Ramps 137
Arch Bridges 136
Buckle Bridge 137
Crescent Platform - NEW! 136
NaturePlay Transfer Stump 137
Rope Tunnel - NEW! 136
Stairway 137
Transfer Stations 137
Tunnels 137
Climbers 108
Active Apex 118
Agile Canyon 117
Amped Climbers 118
Apex HDPE Climbers - Favorite! 113
Apex Rope Climbers - Favorite! 116
Arched Rope Climber 117
Ascend Climber - Favorite! 112
Atom Climber 114
Beta Climber - NEW! 108
Board Climber 118
Cargo Net 117
Centipede Climber 114
Coil Climber 114
Converge Climber 115
Crater Point Climber 113
Crest Point Climber 113
Double Wing Climber 114
Dynamic Discs 110
Dynamic Pad Climber 118
Dynamic Pad Link 118
Jungle Vine Climber 112
Lateral Post Link 118
Leaf Climber 119
Linking Ring Climber 114
Linx Climber 112
Linx Levitate Climber 112
Loop Climber 114
Loop Rung Ladder 114
Manitou Climber - Favorite! 119
Mountain Top/Steep Peak Climber 113
NaturePlay Split Log Climber - NEW! 108
Nimble Net 116
Nucleus Evolution Arch Climber - Favorite! 109
Odyssey Climbers 114
Petal Step Climber - NEW! 108
Plank Climber 118
Pod Walk 118
PodStep Climbers 110
Powerful Pods 119
Power Peak Climber 113
Power Pipes 118
Ridge Point Climber 113
Rope Link 117
Rugged Ridge Climber 113
Satellite Orbit 118
Saturn Ring Climber 114
Shasta Climber - NEW! 108
Snake Climber 114
Spider Web Climber 117
Stone Slope Climber/Expedition Climber 113
Strength Stepper 119
Suspension Rope Link 117
Taktiks Climbers - Favorite! 110
Taktiks Trail Climber - Favorite! 109
Taktiks Rope Walls 109
Tree Branch Climber - Favorite! 115
Tree Climber 118
Trango Climber 110
Trango Two Climbers - NEW! 108
Trigon Climbers 110
Twist Net Climber 117
Twisting Traverse 116
Verto Climbers 112
Verve Climber 115
Via Climber - NEW! 108
Wiggle Ladder 117
Wiggle Watchtower 117
Wild Web 110
Wobbly Web 117
Customization 142
Overhead Events 126
90º Overhead - NEW! 127
Athletic Arch 127
Horizontal Ladders/Overheads 126
Kid Koaster 127
Long/Short Straight Overhead - NEW! 127
Rocking Snake/Robust Rocker 126
Round-A-Bout 126
S Curve Triangle- NEW! 126
S or C Overhead 126
Wheel Deal 126
Zippy Whirl/Wheel-About 126
Play Panels & Accessories 128
3-In-A-Row Panel - Favorite! 131
ABC/123 Panel 133
Acorn Panel 129
Activity Panels 133
Animal Tracks Panel 129
Bee Accessible Reach Panel 133
Bee Panel 129
Bell - Post Mounted 135
Braille Panel 133
Bubble Mirror Activity Panel 132
Bug Accessible Reach Panel 132
Car Accessible Reach Panel 133
Car Panel 129
Charade Panel 130
Clock Panel 129
Cog Wheel Panel 130
Collision Panel- Favorite! 130
Counters 135
Crazy Maze Panel 129
Crescent Panels- Favorite! 132
Cruiser Inclusive Rocker 135
Crunch Bar 135
Double Wide ADAAG Ramp 136
Drum Accessible Reach Panel 133
English/Spanish Panel 133
Evolution Arched Catwalk Bridge - NEW! 136
Extreme Cyclone Spinner 135
Fierce Cyclone Spinner 135
Fun Phone 135
Gear Panel 130
Hide The Numbers Game- NEW! 131
Jet Panel 129
Lil’ Novo Playful Furniture 134
Maze Accessible Reach Panel 132
Memory Reactions Panel - Favorite! 131
Music Panels - Favorite! 128
Novo Playful Furniture - Favorite! 134
Paratroop Panel 129
Propeller Panel 130
Rain Wheel Panel 130
Rapid Rails Glider 135
Ring Panels 131
Seek & Find Panel System NEW! 130
Serenity Spot- NEW! 134
Shapes Panel 129
Sign Language Panel 133
Sliding Pole 135
Spiral Spinner Accessible Reach Panel 133
Sprocket Panel 130
Steering Wheel 135
Swift Glider 135
Synergy Doorway 134
Synergy Hammock- NEW! 134
Telescope 135
Tic-Tac-Toe Panel 130
Waver Panel 130
Wheel of Fun Panel 130
Post Toppers 140
Butterfly Post Topper 140
Evergreen Post Topper 140
Flag Post Topper 140
Pennant Post Topper 140
Petal Post Toppers 140
Solis Toppers - Favorite! 141
Roofs 138
ClubHouse Roofs 139
Concave & Convex Aluminum Roofs 139
Elation Roofs 139
Evolution Roofs - Favorite! 139
Intensity Punched Steel Roof 138
Shaker Roofs 138
Steel Peak Roofs 139
Steel Quad Roof with Cupola 139
Shade 140
Slides 120
Cobra Slides 120
Contour Slide 124
Luge Slide - Favorite! 124
Monaco Slide 125
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slide - Favorite! 124
Roller Slide 125
Spark Slide - NEW! 125
Spiral Slides - 1-Piece 360˚ 125
Spiral Slide 48” 125
Stainless Steel Slides 125
Velo Slides - Favorite! 124
Viper Slides 122
Climbing Systems
Plexus Climbers & Overhead 150
RockIt Climbers 148
RockVenture 146
RopeVenture 144
Music Play
PlayEnsemble - Favorite! 152
Sound Garden 154
Freestanding Events
Freestanding Climbers 168
Ant Hill Climber 171
Cargo Climber 170
Hillside Climbers 173
NaturePlay Boulders 171
Pipe Climber 170
Satellite Climbers 171
Sky Pods 170
Tree Climber 171
Trigon Tower 170
Triple Verto Climber - Favorite! 171
Verve Climbers - Favorite! 168
Wobbly Web 170
Freestanding Slides 176
Hillside Slides 173
Luge Slide - Favorite! 176
Rock ‘N’ Roll Slides 176
Roller Slide 176
Stainless Steel Slides 176
Velo Slides - Favorite! 176
Viper Slides 176
Imaginative & Sensory Play 178
Burke Express 181
Discovery Stations - NEW! 180
Drive Thru 180
Drum Tables 183
Gas Station 180
Little Diggers 182
Paint Centers 183
PlayHouse - NEW! 178
Sand Tables 183
Sensory & Exploration Stations - NEW! 179
Theater Puppet Show 183
Trike Track Signs 181
Turtle Top Sandbox 182
Motion Play 156
2 Seat Rocker 162
4 Seat Rocker 162
Ambulance Rider 161
Bison Rider 161
Bull Rider 161
Bunny Rocker 160
Carousels 159
Motion Play (continued)
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Cruiser Inclusive Rocker 159
Daisy Spinner 157
Dolphin Rocker 161
Duckling Rocker 160
Dynamic Surfer 162
Fire Truck Rider 161
Helicopter Rider 161
Horse Rider 161
Inclusive Orbit 158
KidForce Spinner 157
Ladybug Rocker 160
Meta Rocker 162
Motorcycle Rocker 161
Orbitron Spinner 157
Orb Rocker - Favorite! 159
Police Car Rider 161
Pony Rocker 161
Race Car Rider 161
Raccoon Rocker 160
REV8 - Favorite! 156
Rubber Mat 160
Seahorse Rocker 161
See-Saws 162
Snail Rider 160
Spinetic 156
Standing Rocker 162
Swift Twist Spinner 156
Tri-Rider 160
Turtle Rocker 160
Unicorn Rocker 161
Volta Inclusive Spinner - Favorite! 157
Wasp Rider 160
ZipVenture - Favorite! 158
NaturePlay 174
Dinosaur Fossil Digs 175
Ladybug 174
Log Tunnel 174
NaturePlay Rock 175
NaturePlay Split Log Bench - NEW! 175
NaturePlay Stumps 174
Treasure Chest 175
Overhead Events 172
Door Knob Jam - Favorite! 172
Kid Koasters 172
Rally Round 172
Roller Table 172
Triple Wheel Deal Overhead 172
Outdoor Fitness
ACTIVATE Fitness Circuit 188
ELEVATE Fitness Course - Favorite! 186
INVIGORATE Dynamic Fitness 190
Recreation
Park & Site Amenities 192
Bike Racks 201
Bike Racks - Novo 196
Buddy Benches 199
ClubHouse Recycled Plastic Litter Container 200
Freestanding Shade 200
Grills 201
Hand Sanitizer Stations - NEW! 200
Lil’ Novo Playful Furniture 196
Memorial Bench 198
Monogrammed Bench 198
Natural Pine Benches & Tables 201
Novo Playful Furniture - Favorite! 194
Personalized Benches 198
Pressure Treated Pine Benches & Tables 201
Pressure Treated Pine Litter Container 201
Recycled Plastic Benches & Tables 200
Traditional Series Benches & Tables 199
Traditional Series Litter Containers 199
Playground Surfacing 204
Burke Tiles 204
Burke Turf 204
Play Mats - NEW! 206
StoneBorders 206
Signs 203
Novo Signs 203
Custom Signs 203
Welcome/Age Appropriate Signs 203
Sports Equipment 202
Basketball Goals & Accessories 202
Funnel Ball 202
Gaga Ball - Favorite! 202
Soccer Goals 202
Tetherball 202
Volleyball 202
Swings 163
AirVenture Glider - Favorite! 163
Arch Swings 165
Brava Universal Swing- NEW! 164
Contemporary Frame Swings 166
Freedom Inclusive Swing Seat - Favorite! 167
Konnection Swing Seat - Favorite! 167
Molded Rubber Swing Seats 167
Single Post Swings 166
Swing Replacement Parts 167
Tire Swings 165
Tot Swing 164
Traditional Frame Swings 166
T-Swing 164
Volito Multi-User Swing - Favorite! 163
Tunnels, Pods & Balance Beams 177
Balance Beams 177
Balance Challenge 177
Dynamic Pad 177
Hop Spot Pod 177
Log Tunnel 174
RockIt Tunnel 149
Serenity Spot- NEW! 177
Step Spot Pod 177
Tunnels 177
Warranty 211
Color Themes 215
Color Options 216
2i4 Index
Urban
Silver posts, red plastic, red shade,
black accessories & brown platforms
Daisy
Fuchsia posts, lime plastic, purple shade,
lemon accessories & gray platforms
Electric
Navy posts, granite plastic, blue shade,
lime accessories & blue platforms
Psychedelic
Navy posts, orange plastic, lime shade,
lime accessories & brown platforms
Orchid
Lemon posts, purple plastic, lime shade,
aqua accessories & brown platforms
Retro
Charcoal posts, granite plastic,
mahogany shade, redwood
accessories & brown platforms
Forest
Burgundy posts, green plastic, green
shade, tan accessories & brown platforms
Bayside
Green posts, blue plastic, blue shade,
aqua accessories & brown platforms
Chameleon
Black posts, lime plastic, lime shade,
aqua accessories & brown platforms
Freedom
Sky posts, red plastic, red shade,
white accessories & brown platforms
Seabreeze
Mint posts, granite plastic, aqua shade,
aqua accessories & gray platforms
Parrot
Sky posts, red plastic, red shade,
lemon accessories & brown platforms
Enchanted
Brown posts, lime plastic, lime shade,
tan accessories & brown platforms
Macaw
Aqua posts, yellow plastic, orange
shade, lime accessories & gray platforms
Sunflower
Redwood posts, yellow plastic, yellow shade,
olive accessories, & brown platforms
Aster
Aqua posts, purple plastic, purple shade,
lemon accessories & brown platforms
Visit bciburke.com/colorselection for more color themes Color Themes
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Matte Finish
Silver
Black
Brown
Tan
Orange
Gold
Yellow
Lemon
Red
Redwood
Matte Finish
Burgundy
White
Green
Red
Lime
Mahogany
Aqua
Orange
Sky
Yellow
Blue
Gray
Purple
Sand
2i6 Color Selection
Rotomold Plastic HDPE Plastic Panels Shade Canopies Powder Coat Paint Green Olive
Green
Orange/Black
Yellow/Black Yellow/Red Tan/Green
Brown/Tan
Black/Gray
Gray/Black
Lime
Blue
Red
Orange Yellow
Tan
Brown Gray
Black
Green/Tan Lime/Black
Blue/White
Blue/Yellow Purple/Gray
Red/White
Lime Blue
Red
Orange Yellow
Tan Granite
Platforms
Gray Blue
Brown Recycled Plastic
RockIt Climbers
Granite Sandstone
Olive
Purple
Olive/Black
Purple
Solis Hue Toppers
Green Purple Orange
Sky
Navy
Fuchsia
Purple
Blue
Mint
Aqua
Lime
Olive
Green
Visit bciburke.com/colorselection to
customize your playground colors!

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BCI Burke Company
P.O. Box 549
Fond du Lac, WI 54936-0549 USA
800-266-1250 • 920-921-9220
bciburke.com

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Appendix D
Requirements for National Cooperative Contract To Be Administered by OMNIA Partners The following documents are used in evaluating and administering national cooperative contracts and are included for Supplier’s review and response.

Exhibit A – Response for National Cooperative Contract
Exhibit B – Administration Agreement, Example
Exhibit C – Master Intergovernmental Cooperative Purchasing Agreement, Example Exhibit D – Principal Procurement Agency Certificate, Example Exhibit E – Contract Sales Reporting Template
Exhibit F – Federal Funds Certifications
Exhibit G – New Jersey Business Compliance
Exhibit H – Advertising Compliance Requirement

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Exhibit A
Response for National Cooperative Contract

1.0 Scope of National Cooperative Contract
Capitalized terms not otherwise defined herein shall have the meanings given to them in the Master Agreement or in the Administration Agreement between Supplier and OMNIA Partners.

1.1 Requirement
Region 4 ESC (hereinafter defined and referred to as “Principal Procurement Agency”), on behalf of itself and the National Intergovernmental Purchasing Alliance Company, a Delaware corporation d/b/a OMNIA Partners, Public Sector (“OMNIA Partners”), is requesting proposals for Playground Systems, Installation, Related Products, and Services. The intent of this Request for Proposal is any contract between Principal Procurement Agency and Supplier resulting from this Request for Proposal (“Master Agreement”) be made available to other public agencies nationally, including state and local governmental entities, public and private primary, secondary and higher education entities, non-profit entities, and agencies for the public benefit (“Public Agencies”), through OMNIA Partners’ cooperative purchasing program. The Principal Procurement Agency has executed a Principal Procurement Agency Certificate with OMNIA Partners, an example of which is included as Exhibit D, and has agreed to pursue the Master Agreement. Use of the Master Agreement by any Public Agency is preceded by their registration with OMNIA Partners as a Participating Public Agency in OMNIA Partners’ cooperative purchasing program.

Registration with OMNIA Partners as a Participating Public Agency is accomplished by Public Agencies entering into a Master Intergovernmental Cooperative Purchasing Agreement, an example of which is attached as Exhibit C, and by using the Master Agreement, any such Participating Public Agency agrees that it is registered with OMNIA Partners, whether pursuant to the terms of the Master Intergovernmental Purchasing Cooperative Agreement or as otherwise agreed to. The terms and pricing established in the resulting Master Agreement between the Supplier and the Principal Procurement Agency will be the same as that available to Participating Public Agencies through OMNIA Partners.

All transactions, purchase orders, invoices, payments etc., will occur directly between the Supplier and each Participating Public Agency individually, and neither OMNIA Partners, any Principal Procurement Agency nor any Participating Public Agency, including their respective agents, directors, employees or representatives, shall be liable to Supplier for any acts, liabilities, damages, etc., incurred by any other Participating Public Agency. Supplier is responsible for knowing the tax laws in each state.

This Exhibit A defines the expectations for qualifying Suppliers based on OMNIA Partners’ requirements to market the resulting Master Agreement nationally to Public Agencies. Each section in this Exhibit A refers to the capabilities, requirements, obligations, and prohibitions of competing Suppliers on a national level in order to serve Participating Public Agencies through OMNIA Partners.

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These requirements are incorporated into and are considered an integral part of this RFP. OMNIA Partners reserves the right to determine whether to make the Master Agreement awarded by the Principal Procurement Agency available to Participating Public Agencies, in its sole and absolute discretion, and any party submitting a response to this RFP acknowledges that any award by the Principal Procurement Agency does not obligate OMNIA Partners to make the Master Agreement available to Participating Procurement Agencies.

1.2 Marketing, Sales and Administrative Support
During the term of the Master Agreement OMNIA Partners intends to provide marketing, sales, partnership development and administrative support for Supplier pursuant to this section that directly promotes the Supplier’s products and services to Participating Public Agencies through multiple channels, each designed to promote specific products and services to Public Agencies on a national basis.

OMNIA Partners will assign the Supplier a Director of Partner Development who will serve as the main point of contact for the Supplier and will be responsible for managing the overall relationship between the Supplier and OMNIA Partners. The Director of Partner Development will work with the Supplier to develop a comprehensive strategy to promote the Master Agreement and will connect the Supplier with appropriate stakeholders within OMNIA Partners including, Sales, Marketing, Contracting, Training, and Operations & Support.

The OMNIA Partners marketing team will work in conjunction with Supplier to promote the Master Agreement to both existing Participating Public Agencies and prospective Public Agencies through channels that may include:

A. Marketing collateral (print, electronic, email, presentations) B. Website
C. Trade shows/conferences/meetings
D. Advertising
E. Social Media
The OMNIA Partners sales teams will work in conjunction with Supplier to promote the Master Agreement to both existing Participating Public Agencies and prospective Public Agencies through initiatives that may include:

A. Individual sales calls
B. Joint sales calls
C. Communications/customer service
D. Training sessions for Public Agency teams
E. Training sessions for Supplier teams
The OMNIA Partners contracting teams will work in conjunction with Supplier to promote the Master Agreement to both existing Participating Public Agencies and prospective Public Agencies through:

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A. Serving as the subject matter expert for questions regarding joint powers authority and state statutes and regulations for cooperative purchasing B. Training sessions for Public Agency teams
C. Training sessions for Supplier teams
D. Regular business reviews to monitor program success
E. General contract administration
Suppliers are required to pay an Administrative Fee of Three Percent (3%) of the greater of the Contract Sales under the Master Agreement and Guaranteed Contract Sales under this Request for Proposal. Supplier will be required to execute the OMNIA Partners Administration Agreement (Exhibit B).

1.3 Estimated Volume
The dollar volume purchased under the Master Agreement is estimated to be approximately $200 million annually. While no minimum volume is guaranteed to Supplier, the estimated annual volume is projected based on the current annual volumes among the Principal Procurement Agency, other Participating Public Agencies that are anticipated to utilize the resulting Master Agreement to be made available to them through OMNIA Partners, and volume growth into other Public Agencies through a coordinated marketing approach between Supplier and OMNIA Partners.

1.4 Award Basis
The basis of any contract award resulting from this RFP made by Principal Procurement Agency will, at OMNIA Partners’ option, be the basis of award on a national level through OMNIA Partners. If multiple Suppliers are awarded by Principal Procurement Agency under the Master Agreement, those same Suppliers will be required to extend the Master Agreement to Participating Public Agencies through OMNIA Partners. Utilization of the Master Agreement by Participating Public Agencies will be at the discretion of the individual Participating Public Agency. Certain terms of the Master Agreement specifically applicable to the Principal Procurement Agency (e.g. governing law) are subject to modification for each Participating Public Agency as Supplier, such Participating Public Agency and OMNIA Partners shall agree without being in conflict with the Master Agreement as a condition of the Participating Agency’s purchase and not a modification of the Master Agreement applicable to all Participating Agencies. Participating Agencies may request to enter into a separate supplemental agreement to further define the level of service requirements over and above the minimum defined in the Master Agreement (i.e. invoice requirements, order requirements, specialized delivery, diversity requirements such as minority and woman owned businesses, historically underutilized business, governing law, etc.) (“Supplemental Agreement”). It shall be the responsibility of the Supplier to comply, when applicable, with the prevailing wage legislation in effect in the jurisdiction of the Participating Agency. It shall further be the responsibility of the Supplier to monitor the prevailing wage rates as established by the appropriate department of labor for any increase in rates during the term of the Master Agreement and adjust wage rates accordingly. In instances where supplemental terms and conditions create additional risk and cost for Supplier, Supplier and Participating Public Agency may negotiate additional pricing above and beyond the stated contract not-to-exceed pricing so long as the added price is commensurate with the additional cost incurred by the Supplier. Any supplemental agreement developed as a result of

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the Master Agreement is exclusively between the Participating Agency and the Supplier (Contract Sales are reported to OMNIA Partners).

All signed Supplemental Agreements and purchase orders issued and accepted by the Supplier may survive expiration or termination of the Master Agreement.

Participating Agencies’ purchase orders may exceed the term of the Master Agreement if the purchase order is issued prior to the expiration of the Master Agreement. Supplier is responsible for reporting all sales and paying the applicable Administrative Fee for sales that use the Master Agreement as the basis for the purchase order, even though Master Agreement may have expired.

1.5 Objectives of Cooperative Program
This RFP is intended to achieve the following objectives regarding availability through OMNIA Partners’ cooperative program:

A. Provide a comprehensive competitively solicited and awarded national agreement offering the Products covered by this solicitation to Participating Public Agencies; B. Establish the Master Agreement as the Supplier’s primary go to market strategy to Public Agencies nationwide;
C. Achieve cost savings for Supplier and Public Agencies through a single solicitation process that will reduce the Supplier’s need to respond to multiple solicitations and Public Agencies need to conduct their own solicitation process; D. Combine the aggregate purchasing volumes of Participating Public Agencies to achieve cost effective pricing.

2.0 REPRESENTATIONS AND COVENANTS
As a condition to Supplier entering into the Master Agreement, which would be available to all Public Agencies, Supplier must make certain representations, warranties and covenants to both the Principal Procurement Agency and OMNIA Partners designed to ensure the success of the Master Agreement for all Participating Public Agencies as well as the Supplier.

2.1 Corporate Commitment
Supplier commits that (1) the Master Agreement has received all necessary corporate authorizations and support of the Supplier’s executive management, (2) the Master Agreement is Supplier's primary “go to market” strategy for Public Agencies, (3) the Master Agreement will be promoted to all Public Agencies, including any existing customers, and Supplier will transition existing customers, upon their request, to the Master Agreement, and (4) that the Supplier has read and agrees to the terms and conditions of the Administration Agreement with OMNIA Partners and will execute such agreement concurrent with and as a condition of its execution of the Master Agreement with the Principal Procurement Agency. Supplier will identify an executive corporate sponsor and a separate national account manager within the RFP response that will be responsible for the overall management of the Master Agreement.

2.2 Pricing Commitment

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Supplier commits the not-to-exceed pricing provided under the Master Agreement pricing is its lowest available (net to buyer) to Public Agencies nationwide and further commits that if a Participating Public Agency is eligible for lower pricing through a national, state, regional or local or cooperative contract, the Supplier will match such lower pricing to that Participating Public Agency under the Master Agreement.

2.3 Sales Commitment
Supplier commits to aggressively market the Master Agreement as its go to market strategy in this defined sector and that its sales force will be trained, engaged and committed to offering the Master Agreement to Public Agencies through OMNIA Partners nationwide. Supplier commits that all Master Agreement sales will be accurately and timely reported to OMNIA Partners in accordance with the OMNIA Partners Administration Agreement. Supplier also commits its sales force will be compensated, including sales incentives, for sales to Public Agencies under the Master Agreement in a consistent or better manner compared to sales to Public Agencies if the Supplier were not awarded the Master Agreement.

3.0 SUPPLIER RESPONSE
Supplier must supply the following information for the Principal Procurement Agency to determine Supplier’s qualifications to extend the resulting Master Agreement to Participating Public Agencies through OMNIA Partners.

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3.1 Company
A. Brief history and description of Supplier to include experience providing similar products and services.

We’ve been the play, playground, recreation and outdoor fitness industry for 101 years and continue our tradition of partnering with communities to bring them the highest level of play. Between Burke and our Representative partners, we provide a wide array of services including site analysis, playground design, grant database, fundraising kits and, perhaps most importantly, research-based products that help children, families and communities get and stay active outdoors. We do this with a passion and love for play that shows in our work. Whatever the size or scope of a project, we will provide a solution that is on time and on budget.

B. Total number and location of salespersons employed by Supplier.

Burke employs four Regional Sales Managers (RSM) who assist our Representative firms and customers in a variety of ways. Each RSM is assigned a territory within the United States and Canada (Northeast, Southeast, South Central, Western and Midwest).

The RSMs assist our Representative Firms by joining them in customer visits, lunch & learns, tradeshows, territory development, training and recruiting. Burke’s Sales Support and Marketing Departments provide continuous support to the RSMs and Representatives. This model has proven to be very effective for Burke and demonstrates our commitment to fully support our Representative firms and our customers.

Burke RSMs also handle Burke Direct sales into areas that are not currently covered by a contracted Representative firm. RSMs work closely with Burke Sales Support Staff to ensure exceptional Burke designs, timely submission of proposals and quotes, order placement, order delivery, equipment installation and service.

C. Number and location of support centers (if applicable) and location of corporate office.

Burke has thirty contracted US and Canadian Representative Firms that employ outside and inside sales representatives and administrative staff. The Representative firms are responsible for servicing all markets within their contracted territory. The Representative firms are independent entities that contract with Burke to sell Burke products within their specific territory.

The Burke team is here to help before, during and after the sale – long after. From the initial design through the final installation, Burke works closely with its Representatives and directly with government entities to make sure all the pieces come together. Our focus is not just about Play that Moves Us today; it is about building a relationship with OMNIA Partners and customers for years to come.

Please see the Attachment 19 - Representative Territory Map and Attachment 20 – Burke Representatives and Services to identify coverage of Burke products and services throughout the United States and Canada. Having solid relationships with our Representatives is critical for Burke; in fact it is these very relationships that set Burke apart in the industry from other manufacturers. Bottom line is that the customer needs to be taken care of in a timely manner, and that is what Burke and our Representatives do.

It may sound like a simple concept, but it is not common in our industry.

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The relationship with our Representatives is based upon a model that consists of shared goals and objectives, mutual dependence, open lines of communication, mutual commitment to customer satisfaction, concerns for others profitability, and trust. Each of these items overlaps the next and must remain in proportional balance in order for Burke and our Representatives to be successful. Burke realizes that the Representative is also our customer and to maintain our model of successful factory/Representative relationship professional respect, continuous improvement initiatives, and investment of effort by top management are a necessity. Burke recognizes and strives to support our Representative Firms’ efforts by timely responses and open lines of communication, and in the end this allows Burke and our Representatives to offer superior customer service to the end customer.

D. Annual sales for the three previous fiscal years. a. Submit FEIN and Dunn & Bradstreet report.

Year Sales
2020
2019
2018

**TRADE SECRET** See Attachment 21 – Burke Credit Report E. Describe any green or environmental initiatives or policies.

We all share one earth, and at Burke we want to preserve our planet for future generations of children. We’ve implemented a variety of practices to help us help keep our shared world a better, greener place.

Manufacturing: Being ISO 14001:2015 certified means we have strict environmental controls built into our manufacturing process. We get 100% of our energy from wind and other renewable resources. This helped us earn the Green Power Partner designation from the US Environmental Protection Agency – the only playground manufacturer to achieve this! Internally, we have a very comprehensive recycling program where we recycle the following:
• Metal products, including stainless steel and copper/brass • Aluminum
• Cardboard (separate dumpsters on site for this)
• HDPE (High Density Polyethylene)
• Wood pallets
• Paper and aluminum cans and plastic bottles (bins at each person’s desk for these) Additionally, we have an internal EMAP (Environmental Management Action Plan) to try to achieve 100% LED Lighting in the entire facility over a three year span starting in 2019. To date we are over 90% LED fixtures on our campus. In our powder coat system, we utilize phosphate-free chemicals in our cleaning processes, as well as enlist a thirdparty certified handler to manage any wastes from this process according to State and Federal regulations. We also utilize motion activated lights wherever feasible to reduce the amount of energy consumed in lighting, especially in warehouse and even restroom areas.

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Please see Attachment 15 - Sustainability Sell Sheet
Design: We design high-quality products with long life expectancies and quality components to extend the useable life of the play space. Many of our raw materials have recycled content, including our steel tubes and castings. In addition, many other Burke products are made from recycled material. For example, the NaturePlay® ClubHouse™ Board Panels and Roofs are made from 75% post-consumer material and are 100% recyclable after use.

Offices: Our corporate office uses energy efficient LED lighting to help reduce energy use on a daily basis. We also use recycled paper to print our catalogs and created a digital catalog to decrease the amount of paper being used. We abide by the six R's:

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair, Recover and Respect.

Suppliers: To minimize transportation costs and fuel usage, we prefer to work with suppliers located near our manufacturing facility if at all possible.

F. Describe any diversity programs or partners supplier does business with and how Participating Agencies may use diverse partners through the Master Agreement. Indicate how, if at all, pricing changes when using the diversity program. If there are any diversity programs, provide a list of diversity alliances and a copy of their certifications.

BCI Burke is not eligible for WMBE or SBE accreditation, however many of our local Sales Representatives have obtained these accreditations. The number of Representative Firms holding these accreditations is as follows:
• ESB Emerging Small Business – 1 firm
• SBE Small Business Enterprise – 2 firms
• WMBE Woman or Minority Business Entity – 1 firm
• WBE Woman's Based Enterprise Network - 3 firms
In sourcing local subcontractors, Burke is committed to utilizing the number of SBE and/or DBE companies that a public sector client may require.

G. Indicate if supplier holds any of the below certifications in any classified areas and include proof of such certification in the response:
a. Minority Women Business Enterprise
No
If yes, list certifying agency: ___________________________________ b. Small Business Enterprise (SBE) or Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)
No
If yes, list certifying agency: ___________________________________

c. Historically Underutilized Business (HUB)
No
If yes, list certifying agency: ___________________________________ d. Historically Underutilized Business Zone Enterprise (HUBZone) No

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If yes, list certifying agency: ___________________________________ e. Other recognized diversity certificate holder
No
If yes, list certifying agency: ____________________________________ H. List any relationships with subcontractors or affiliates intended to be used when providing services and identify if subcontractors meet minority-owned standards. If any, list which certifications subcontractors hold and certifying agency. • ESB Emerging Small Business – 1 firm
• SBE Small Business Enterprise – 2 firms
• WMBE Woman or Minority Business Entity – 1 firm
• WBE Woman's Based Enterprise Network - 3 firms
I. Describe how supplier differentiates itself from its competitors.

When you work with Burke, you’ll see that we think differently. This way of thinking shapes our approach to everything from product and play design to our Representative and industry relationships. Burke is wholly focused on play and this allows us to put all of our resources toward bringing the highest level of play to the communities we serve.

We’re an agile organization that is easy to do business with and we produce awardwinning playgrounds and research-based products. Burke is full of passion for play and it shows in our community, industry and Representative involvement.

J. Describe any present or past litigation, bankruptcy or reorganization involving supplier.

BCI Burke has periodically been involved in litigation, primarily what we construe as nuisance suits, over injuries occurred while using playground equipment. Burke in every case has vigorously defended itself. Burke carries over $10 million in liability insurance for this very reason.

K. Felony Conviction Notice: Indicate if the supplier
b. is not owned or operated by anyone who has been convicted of a felony; or L. Describe any debarment or suspension actions taken against supplier Burke has not had any department or suspension actions taken against them.

3.2 Distribution, Logistics
A. Each offeror awarded an item under this solicitation may offer their complete product and service offering/a balance of line. Describe the full line of products and services offered by supplier.
• Playground Equipment
• Sports & Recreation Equipment
• Site Amenities

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• Shade
• Burke Turf and Burke Tiles Surfacing, including plastic borders • Installation of Burke Equipment & Shade
• Installation of Burke Turf & Burke Tiles
• Delivery of all products
• OMNIA Partner customers will also be able to purchase non-Burke contracted products and services by utilizing the “open market” option. Our Representative firms sell a wide variety of products including water play, bleachers, shelters, surfacing (PIP, EWF etc.), offering a full turn-key solution.

B. Describe how supplier proposes to distribute the products/service nationwide. Include any states where products and services will not be offered under the Master Agreement, including U.S. Territories and Outlying Areas.

The local Burke Representative is the customer’s main contact for shipping and delivery.

Our local Representatives receive immediate shipping quotes directly from Burke’s partner carriers.

When an order is placed, it is assigned a ship date and the local Representative will communicate that information to the customer.

As the manufacturing process progresses, the Shipping Team monitors the parts within our system to ensure they are completed in time to be included with the proper order.

Each order is packed to maximize the use of space and tracking information is provided to our Representative to be shared with the customer.

If the customer prefers to arrange their own freight, they should contact their local Representative before placing the order to make all necessary arrangements.

Due to fluctuating fuel prices, freight rates are quoted on a per project basis, and are valid for 30 days from the quote date. The freight charge will be clearly indicated on the quote provided by Burke and will be quoted at Burke’s cost.

Burke will use transportation brokers to source out the most cost effective freight rate to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, US Territories and Outlying Areas. The freight charges will be clearly noted on the quote provided by Burke.

C. Describe how Participating Agencies are ensured they will receive the Master Agreement pricing; include all distribution channels such as direct ordering, retail or in-store locations, through distributors, etc. Describe how Participating Agencies verify and audit pricing to ensure its compliance with the Master Agreement.

Each OMNIA Partner customer order is carefully audited by our Accounting Department, Design Department and Sales Department to ensure everything is to the customer’s specifications and according to the terms and conditions of the OMNIA contract. Burke works very closely with our Representatives and customers to ensure total customer satisfaction throughout the entire process.

D. Identify all other companies that will be involved in processing, handling or shipping the products/service to the end user.

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The shipping department at Burke will pack and load all shipments leaving the Burke Warehouse. Burke does primarily use ABF Freight company for a majority of their loads.

Burke uses several different carriers depending on the final destination of the shipment however, Burke does primarily use ABF Freight company for a majority of their loads.

E. Provide the number, size and location of Supplier’s distribution facilities, warehouses and retail network as applicable.

Burke has one Distribution Center located on the Burke Campus located at 665 N Peters Ave, Fond du lac, WI 54937. The distribution center is 40,000 Square Feet.

3.3 Marketing and Sales (Marketing)
A. Provide a detailed ninety-day plan beginning from award date of the Master Agreement describing the strategy to immediately implement the Master Agreement as supplier’s primary go to market strategy for Public Agencies to supplier’s teams nationwide, to include, but not limited to:

I. Executive leadership endorsement and sponsorship of the award as the public sector go-to-market strategy within first 10 days
II. ii. Training and education of Supplier’s national sales force with participation from the Supplier’s executive leadership, along with the OMNIA Partners team within first 90 days
B. Provide a detailed ninety-day plan beginning from award date of the Master Agreement describing the strategy to market the Master Agreement to current Participating Public Agencies, existing Public Agency customers of Supplier, as well as to prospective Public Agencies nationwide immediately upon award, to include, but not limited to:

III. i. Creation and distribution of a co-branded press release to trade publications IV. ii. Announcement, Master Agreement details and contact information published on the Supplier’s website within first 90 days
V. iii. Design, publication and distribution of co-branded marketing materials within first 90 days
VI. iv. Commitment to attendance and participation with OMNIA Partners at national (i.e.

NIGP Annual Forum, NPI Conference, etc.), regional (i.e. Regional NIGP Chapter Meetings, Regional Cooperative Summits, etc.) and supplier-specific trade shows, conferences and meetings throughout the term of the Master Agreement VII.v. Commitment to attend, exhibit and participate at the NIGP Annual Forum in an area reserved by OMNIA Partners for partner suppliers. Booth space will be purchased and staffed by Supplier. In addition, Supplier commits to provide reasonable assistance to the overall promotion and marketing efforts for the NIGP Annual Forum, as directed by OMNIA Partners.

VIII. vi. Design and publication of national and regional advertising in trade publications throughout the term of the Master Agreement
IX. vii. Ongoing marketing and promotion of the Master Agreement throughout its term (case studies, collateral pieces, presentations, promotions, etc.) viii. Dedicated OMNIA Partners internet web-based homepage on Supplier’s website with:
• OMNIA Partners standard logo;
• Copy of original Request for Proposal;
• Copy of Master Agreement and amendments between Principal Procurement Agency and Supplier;
• Summary of Products and pricing;