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because that will obviously impact the costs. Based on that conversation with the Council the next presentation is tentatively scheduled for October 10a' where staff will present final updated cost estimates and such. The cost estimates will assume a B3 benchmarking level for sustainability but does include a certain amount of increased insulation and building wrap materials and he believed it does have some initial requirements or goals for renewable energy as well. He did think the Council was very interested in doing that and making sure the building is sustainable and really well designed. The solar panels on the current maintenance facility will be moved to the new maintenance facility. Vice Chair Joyce asked if there is any electric vehicle provisions in this new design. Mr. Culver said the level of design detail has not been obtained yet but there will be that in the feature. Chair Ficek thanked Mr. Culver for the presentation. 7. Items for Next Meeting Discussion ensued regarding the November PWETC agenda: • Proposed utility rate discussion • No Mow May discussion Chair Ficek noted on October 8a' the fire station is having an open house and October 15a' is the tree planting event. He thanked Mr. Culver for everything he has done in the City and wished him luck. Mr. Culver thanked the Commission for their service to the City as well as all of the past Commission members he has had the pleasure to work with. He explained it has been a wonderful honor of his to have served as the Public Works Director for the past seven years and nine years with the City. He noted he has an amazing staff and a great City Engineer that will do a great job of filling in for him. He indicated it was a really tough decision to make and bittersweet because he loves the City and his job and will miss everyone. 8. Adjourn Motion Member Cicha moved, Member Joyce seconded, adjournment of the meeting at approximately 8:31 p.m. Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Page 6 of 6