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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,November 14,2011 Page 9 tion, both with associated fees for third-party certification, as well as Sustainable Design, with no third party certification. Mr. Hilbert assured Councilmembers and the public that the design team would use the same systematic approach in the design and construction, with or without third-party certification and their stamp of approval. Mr. Hilbert reviewed the numerous components available for sus- tainable development. At the request of Councilmember McGehee, Principal Mechanical Engineer Larry Svitak, PE addressed various design processes that were subject to review and verification for third-party certification that Larry Svitak — additional tasks during design process. Mr. Svitak addressed the intent to utilize waste heat from the City Campus's geo- thermal system routed throughout the campus via the Public Works building from the Ice Arena to the Fire Station. Fire Chief O'Neill noted that continuation of the campus's Geothermal Master Plan was currently under review by another partner in the design process, KFI, the firm originally designing the geothermal system, with that supplemental study ad- vising how best to incorporate use of the geothermal system into a campus-wide plan, as well as piping for future incorporation of other areas on campus. At the request of Councilmember Johnson, Mr. Svitak advised that there will be a need for additional well fields, since the fire station would be a heating dominant building due to continual heating of the apparatus bays, with sufficient bores cur- rently in place to handle the cooling load, but not the heating load; as well as us- ing the excess waste heat generated by other buildings that was not currently be- ing utilized. At the request of Mayor Roe, Mr. Svitak noted other areas for use of waste heat, such as to heat domestic water. Principal Electrical Engineer Jay Hruby, reviewed areas where the most point would be gained for LEED or Green Globes certification, such as high efficiency lighting and controls; daylight harvesting; and full cutoff exterior light fixtures. Mr. Hutson reviewed the conceptual facility space needs analysis developed to- date, based on review of the Design Team and input from the Fire Department; however, he noted that this did not yet include development of a floor plan of cir- culation layout. Mr. Hutson advised reviewed a potential floor plan and estimated square footage for each use, including that of administration, living space, sup- port space, operations, infrastructure, and circulation for total anticipated for pro- grammed space of 31,477 square feet.