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. . . . SITE D .OPMENT SCHE.MA TICS There , umerous options for accommodating futvre expansion needs on the subjec, . The two site development schematics attached illustrate two of the most vi 01 ternatives. Altern' A depicts expansion of the Village Hall in two directions. Office! admi ni -;; needs would be accommodated by extending the building eastward. Public Ities would be contained in a wing extending to the south. These buildin ,-ensions ore considered consistent with the architectvral design of the existi n: Iding. Major , lSion of the Public Works facility would occur to the north of the exisfinr Iding. The bui Iding space shown represents 4 or 5 storage bays which could b structed in phases as required. In order to accommodate the total project "ce needs, minor expansion is also shown at the south of the existing buildin,. '$ previously mentioned, maior expansion in a southerly direction is not con ed desirable because of the relationship to existing residential de- velop"" However, minor expansion in this direction, if sensatively designed and pro ' screened, may be preferrable to further extension toward Highway 96. Th ":ematic is intended to depict a reasonable balance. Outdoc ,age would be provided within a completely screened area at the . southw,: wner of the Public Works Building. Access and on-site circulation remains .'Iy indentical to the existing configuratian. Parking for Public Works Staff w, be at two locations, immediately east and west af the building. The west pc : spaces would double os overflow parking for the Villoge Hall ac- tivities, Ilage Hall parking would remain in its current location, the east lot expand, an additional bay. A toto I of 60 spaces is depicted. Alterna depicts Village Hall expansion similar to that of the first alterna- tive. E ::ion of the Public Works Building, however, would be in twa direc- ti ons, \', "word the Vi lIage Hall and north toward Highway 96. Extension of the Vii J I Ie II and Public Works Building toward each other would ultimately allow fe '~rchitectval connection. The location of the Public Works and Park and Rec. on offices, lunch rooms, etc. in the portion of the building adjacent to the V ,"~ Hall may offer some functional efficiencies. This configurati on, althougi ,,-aining identical square footage, results in 0 building complex with a r' ',assive appearance. This may be campensated, however, with the rat h ,ssive open area immediately north of the complex. While 0 remains substantially as it now exists, on-site circulation would be radi c .,Itered to provide access to the rear of the complex. This approach is neces' .:;) provide reasonable access to the west extension of the Public Works 8< g. It also allows the utilization of some of the open space "trapped" . behind t isting Village Hall. -6- ,~-- -,--_......~ --.---.- ..,.~ ~ ----- ~_._-_.-.,._-_._- ,~-