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54Estimated square footagerequirementsfor the Historical Society is 1,300square feet. <br />st <br />55Improve staff visibility and supervision of the parking area and 1tee from the building <br />56Improve the views and connections to the site <br />57Improve the efficiency and relationship of the service functions (kitchen and retail spaces) for staff <br />58Gathering Space to be able to support 80-100 at tables to support golf tournaments & medium sized <br />59rentals <br />60Kitchen facility to support the facility -golfers and rentals in the Gathering Space <br />61McIlwain stated that there was a need to determine the use of the kitchen. He suggested that <br />62unique food offerings could potentially draw in non-golfers who are looking for a dining <br />63option. <br />64Commission Chair Newby questioned if there is room at Cedarholm to support a unique <br />65restaurant venue. McIlwain stated that there is potential space for a restaurant utilizing the <br />66offered that arestaurant would inhibit the use <br />67of the building as a rental facility. Commissioner Warzecha noted the limited parking <br />68options. <br />69Develop astrong inside-outside relationship with decks and patios <br />70Outdoor spaces to have unique and quality features (fire pit, shade, grill, etc.) <br />71All spaces to be accessible <br />72Take advantage of lower level opportunities due to site topography <br />73Improve the Maintenance Facility <br />74 <br />75Operational Goals <br />76Improve staff efficiency for golf check in and food service <br />77Improve food and beverage offerings <br />78Integrate retail into the entry rather than an enclosed shop space <br />79Relocate cart storage to reduce staff time and congestion at the Maintenance Building <br />80 <br />81Commissioner Heikkila offered the suggestion of adding bike parking on site to complimentthe limited <br />82parking options. Parking is at a premium currently and opportunities to expand will be exploredby HCM. <br />83 <br />84McIlwain explained that the next step istocreate a Master Plan that would include space goals and cost per <br />85square foot.The Master Plan would include the maintenance operations even if those plans were <br />86completed as a future project. <br />87 <br />88Commissi <br />89Committee in regards to the potential for a restaurant. In response, CommissionerStoner relayedthatthe <br />90restaurant wasone of the top fiveissues that came upduring the CedarholmAdvisory Team meetings. <br />91Commissioner Stoner also commented that he has concerns regarding the parking if a destination <br />92restaurantis added. However, he does believe that looking at the option of a restaurant could answer many <br />93of the multi-use topics that were discussed during the Cedarholm Advisory Committee meetings. <br />94 <br />95Public Comment <br />96Dave Holt,thefacilitatorof the Cedarholm Golf Course Clubhouse Replacement Advisory Team,relayed <br />97that the overall group recommendation was for the Clubhouse to provide good quality food for the golfers, <br />98tournaments and catering events.As spaceand parkingat Cedarholm is at a premium compared to other <br />99restaurantsthe main focus of Cedarhom should be as a Golf Clubhouse. <br />100 <br />101Brien notedthat a restaurant would be a completelydifferent philosophical direction from <br />102what was recommended by the Cedarholm Advisory Team. <br />103 <br /> <br />