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Regular City Council Meeting <br />Monday, March 20, 2017 <br />Page 30 <br />that it was reasonable to say that this would not come under revenue bond funding <br />as an option, leaving levy support that he didn't want to be flippant about an in- <br />crease in the tax levy to support this. However, as with consideration of other city <br />property acquisition during tonight's closed session, Mayor Roe noted the need to <br />look at the full picture as well as this piece. <br />Specific to the Historical Society and pod displayed, Councilmember McGehee <br />suggested removal, making a larger sized community room instead. <br />Specific to the maintenance facility, Councilmember Willmus suggested removal <br />of it at this time and leave it largely as is with the exception of some cosmetic im- <br />provements, but not consider construction of a new maintenance facility, <br />Mayor Roe noted the need for further review of the condition of the maintenance <br />facility before making that decision. <br />Before moving forward, Councilmember Willmus stated the importance for him <br />in having real numbers to work with sooner rather than later to inform a factual <br />discussion versus projections. <br />Mayor Roe noted that the staff recommendation was to go out for bids, but ques- <br />tioned if that was the same path suggested by Councilmember Willmus. <br />Specific to the maintenance building, Councilmember Laliberte pointed out that <br />any improvements to the building may trigger the need to meet building code reg- <br />ulations that may malce replacement more prudent than renovation. <br />Mr. Brokke concurred with Councilmember Laliberte, advising that the mainte- <br />nance facility did not meet today's standards, since it was simply a garage and <br />had no potable water or restroom facilities; things for the City Council to consider <br />in its decision -snaking. Mr. Brokke advised that maintenance staff had replaced <br />roof shingles several years ago. <br />Further discussion included cart storage and proposed location; and the quality <br />and efficiency of the club house — current or new. <br />In summary, Mayor Roe noted a consensus, while not necessarily unanimous, was <br />moving toward a larger facility (100-120 capacity) excluding housing the Histori- <br />cal Society. <br />Mr. Brokke reviewed the next steps as previously noted, seeking City Council di- <br />rection and its additional cost. Mr. Brokke noted that this would involve using the <br />existing architect to quote for those services; with City Manager Trudgeon noting <br />it would come back to the City Council for formal approval. <br />
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