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Mounds View City Council July 25, 2005 <br />Regular Meeting Page 9 <br /> <br />Mayor Marty stated that TKDA’s charges alone are $33,600 and if you remove that cost it would 1 <br />be under $300,000. He noted that the Hillview building originally started at $179,000 and he 2 <br />received a lot of calls for that building. He stated that $330,000 for a cinder block building is too 3 <br />much. He agreed that there is a need for a building but this is too much money. He 4 <br />acknowledged that there would be additional amenities included with this building but agreed 5 <br />that Council should pull back and review this request. He stated that one of his concerns is the 6 <br />rental costs for these events noting that he was aware of a resident who called to inquire about a 7 <br />family reunion at the Community Center and they were told that they could have it for $2,000 if 8 <br />they bring their own food and just wanted the room. He stated that if these are the prices for 9 <br />events at the Community Center he could understand the interest in utilizing the park buildings. 10 <br />He acknowledged that it does get rather warm in the summer but Minnesota has more cold 11 <br />months than hot months and the City does not have the money for this kind of a project. He 12 <br />stated that he would like to see this whole building come in at $200,000 tops. He stated that the 13 <br />amenities would be nice and would make it more rentable but there is a need to look at ways to 14 <br />scale this project back. He asked how often are the park buildings rented for special events. 15 <br /> 16 <br />Ms. McIntire stated that she did do a breakout of the rent as far as special events and regular 17 <br />programming noting that it is available for Council to review. She stated that they have a lot of 18 <br />after school programs noting that it is used more during the school year. She stated that people 19 <br />who book it for continual usage like to book the same building throughout the year. 20 <br /> 21 <br />Mayor Marty stated that he would like to review the break down between special events and 22 <br />regular programming before the next meeting. 23 <br /> 24 <br />Council Member Thomas agreed that there is a need for a new building at Groveland. She stated 25 <br />that she could support the air conditioning if they are talking about a building within a more 26 <br />reasonable price range. She stated that they should reevaluate how this is being done noting that 27 <br />her issue is the overall cost of the project, not the air conditioning. 28 <br /> 29 <br />Council Member Gunn agreed that there is a need for air conditioning in the building. She 30 <br />referenced Mr. Werner’s comment about kids growing up without air conditioning and surviving, 31 <br />but times change and she agreed that it would make the building more useable but she is not in 32 <br />support of the $330,000 cost for the building. 33 <br /> 34 <br />Council Member Flaherty asked for a breakout of the costs with and without the air conditioning 35 <br />unit. He stated that he would also like to see the differences between masonry and stick 36 <br />construction. 37 <br /> 38 <br />Ms. McIntire clarified that their biggest program use is during the summer months. 39 <br /> 40 <br />Council Member Stigney asked if their intent was to make a profit on renting the structure or just 41 <br />cover the costs. He asked how they currently handle the rental process. 42 <br /> 43 <br />Ms. McIntire stated that the Council would determine the fee schedule. She stated that currently 44 <br />they receive a fee of $20.00 for Residents and $50.00 for Non-Residents with a $100.00 deposit. 45
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