CC_Minutes_2017_0424 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Regular City Council Meeting Monday, April 24, 2017 Page 24 course itself, and larger area for reception and patio space, all indicated as highly desirable by the community and advisory committee. Mr. McIlwain reviewed other components of the proposed architecture and site topography, secure golf cart storage after hours and along the path. As to the building plan itself, Mr. McIlwain presented several options showing more detail as to how the space was proposed to work as a community building for those members of the community desiring to use it outside golfing events; and programming for a building of 3,000 to 5,000 square feet total. Van Moore, HCM Architects Mr. Moore provided two potential elevations for initial review tonight and com- ponents of each and variables to consider with each iteration, and with the com- munity's desire that this building even if serving as a community building can still be distinct from other buildings recently installed in the park system. Mr. Moore viewed the two options: one asymmetrical and one with a hipped roof. Mr. Moore advised that the details would be further refined as the process pro- ceeds. At the request of Mayor Roe, Mr. Brokke reviewed the check-in process and City Council direction at the end of Task 1 with more refined numbers. For the pur- poses of tonight's update, Mr. Brokke clarified that the consulting architects were looking for City Council preference as to an option and image choice as present- ed. As brought up several times in the past, Councilmember McGehee reiterated for the benefit of the architects her concern with long-term maintenance, energy effi- ciencies, and as a member of the Audubon Society the need for windows address- ing bird strikes as Roseville's green space,just to the north east of the golf course is part of a flyover area, as well as solar orientation of the building if possible. Councilmember McGehee stated that she hadn't investigated how and if their plan lay over existing vegetation, but asked that as the orientation of the building and parking lot was finalized, existing green space and vegetation be conserved to the greatest degree possible. Further, Councilmember McGehee asked for careful consideration for window placement and potential solar use on the initial roof de- sign. Also, with the apparent proposal for vaulted ceilings, Councilmember McGehee asked that the aesthetics be balanced with additional consideration of higher energy and higher maintenance costs for vaulted space. As a representa- tive of city taxpayers, Councilmember McGehee stated her concern that long-term costs be considered. Councilmember McGehee also asked that the building's in- ternal and external flow address criteria needs of the advisory group. Councilmember Willmus stated that he had no issues with the parking lot's lay- out; and expressed appreciation for the flow and angle parking, as well as in-