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Roseville Maintenance Facility Report 102617.13 Existing Building The Roseville Public Works has a long history at 2660 Civic Center Drive in Roseville. Overthe last 60 years the facility has expanded from a 5,400 SF building to 61,800 SF. The graph below shows the history of additions to the existing Maintenance Facility. The building has continued to grow even as the population of Roseville leveled out in the 1970's. Currently, the building cannot contain the full equipment list and seasonal storage of the Public Works and Parks & Recreation Departments. Roseville Maintenance Building History of Additions 70,000 60,000 y 50,000 � 40,000 30,000 m y 20,000 m 10,000 0 1957 1967 1977 1987 1997 2007 2017 Timeline ofAdditions (Years) Existing Offsite Storage The City has long used areas off site to store items due to lack of space within and around the maintenance facility. The Parks and Recreation Department has leased space at the State Fair grounds for about 20 years in order to store skate park equipment that is setup at the Oval in the summer months. Currently (2017) the City pays about $1800 annually for this storage. More recently, the City has used various out of service buildings for additional storage as well. In late 2009, the City purchased some land forthe future construction of Twin Lakes Parkway. As part of that land purchase, an old maintenance building was now available forthe Cityto use for storage until such time thatthe roadway construction occurred. Both Public Works and Parks and Maintenance began storing seasonal equipment, vehicles, and other items (such as soccer and hockey nets) in this building. In 2015, plans were underwayto demolish this building so that Twin Lakes Parkway could be completed. The building was demolished in December of 2015. The Citythen began to look for options to lease storage space. xODET ARCHITECTURAL GROUP, LTD. 15 Groveland Terrace, Minneapolis, MN 55003+1154 T'. 16121377-2737 4