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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, April 24, 2017 <br /> Page 25 <br /> grecs/egress for the site. As part of this building, but to also satisfy the needs of <br /> the broader community other than golfers, Councilmember Willmus stated his in- <br /> terest in a building available for year-round use. When considering that, Coun- <br /> cilmember Willmus stated his preference for Option 2.b, with the hip roof design <br /> and southern-facing roof to be more accommodating for possible solar panel in- <br /> stallation upon construction or in the future. Councilmember Willmus also ex- <br /> pressed his interest in the wrap-around outside seating area to accommodate larg- <br /> er gathering and protect people from direct sunlight or inclement weather, allow- <br /> ing for some extension of the seasons. <br /> Councilmember Etten also expressed interest in one of the two variables of Op- <br /> tion 2 with hip roof, allowing for a hard covering for sun/shade versus a tempo- <br /> rary solution allowing for more extensive use of the exterior gathering area. <br /> However, with that additional exterior coverage, Councilmember Etten expressed <br /> concern if that would impact the interior of the building by making it darker dur- <br /> ing the day, especially with a lower, hip roof and whether more windows may be <br /> needed. If so, Councilmember Etten offered his preference for allowing more <br /> natural light into the space, especially to take advantage of the western view onto <br /> the golf course. <br /> Councilmember Laliberte also expressed her preference of Option 2 and the cov- <br /> ered roof option if intended for use year-round in Minnesota. Councilmember <br /> Laliberte agreed with Councilmember Etten's concerns with dark interiors and <br /> asked that the architect address that. Councilmember Laliberte stated her appreci- <br /> ation for the sloped roof on the south side for eventual consideration of solar pan- <br /> els; and asked if access from the community room onto the patio provided the <br /> ability for doors to open and allow for free air flow. <br /> Mr. MclIwain responded that while the plan was developing in more detail than <br /> these proposals, the egress and direct access from the interior was provided for <br /> both halves of the space onto the patio. <br /> Mayor Roe stated that he was gravitating toward Option 2.a or 2.b also, while re- <br /> maining unsure at this point whether he liked the roof or lattice better, or perhaps <br /> a combination of the two. Mayor Roe shared the concerns in not cutting off the <br /> view to the west, allowing for showing the expanse of the golf course even in <br /> light of the drop off. Mayor Roe agreed with concerns with the overhang and <br /> concerns with windows and lightings, as well as not having ceilings too high and <br /> using too much energy, also asking that the architect carefully balance energy <br /> costs and full use of the building with sustainability of its design and potential fu- <br /> ture technologies throughout. <br /> Councilmember McGehee spoke in support of Option 2.b; and agreed with Mayor <br /> Roe on the need to balance aesthetics and effective use (height of interior spaces). <br />
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