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Regular City Council Meeting <br /> Monday, May 13,2019 <br /> Page 13 <br /> Councilmember Etten stated the Mayor's idea would require purchasing of addi- <br /> tional property on the north side of Woodhill and the closing of a City park. <br /> Mayor Roe indicated that was correct. He thought an offsite location probably <br /> requires purchasing a property as well. <br /> Councilmember Etten asked where the license center would be relocated to. <br /> Mayor Roe thought a staged process would need to be developed where the City <br /> figures out if the license center could temporarily continue in the strip center site. <br /> He said the City might want to try to operate that as long as possible through a <br /> process and maybe that becomes more the additional yard space and done at a lat- <br /> er stage of construction. He thought there were a lot of possibilities and the City <br /> needed to stage things. He thought it seemed logical if the City wanted to keep <br /> everything consolidated on the same general footprint, swapping sites has poten- <br /> tially some advantage. <br /> Councilmember Etten stated he would agree that having it adjacent to the current <br /> location, a relatively central location, is a great way to operate the City. Thinking <br /> about something less grand, thinking about the reconfiguration of parking lot was <br /> brought up by someone in the community already, and that reconfiguration actual- <br /> ly limits some of the potential smaller changes to gain some access he assumed. <br /> Mr. Culver indicated that was true and there are other related challenges and are <br /> never insurmountable with money. He reviewed the possible reconfiguration of <br /> the parking lot and entrance along with a possible building expansion and having <br /> to move the entrance again if there was an expansion. In order to do that the two <br /> storm water basins would need to be moved as well so there are some other chal- <br /> lenges related to expanding the building in the corner. One of the alternatives was <br /> to build a small extension for additional vehicle storage. He stated it would limit <br /> options with moving the entrance further north. <br /> Councilmember Etten questioned the current Lexington Shops building, is there a <br /> reason the City wouldn't want to take the end off the current building to the north <br /> and build there; leaving the other pieces there for continued revenue as the City <br /> makes other decisions. <br /> Mr. Trudgeon replied the City could add onto that building which would be an <br /> additional cost and then long term if that whole structure is not in the optimal <br /> space for the need, the suggestion staff had was to move it into the southeast cor- <br /> ner. This would impact some things as well and maybe not what staff wants to do. <br /> The City would be investing in something that may need to be torn down at some <br /> point. He stated that is staff's problem and staff does not know where to start. <br />
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