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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes January 29, 2001 Page 4 1 Mr. Hartman asked about the bathroom by the tennis court. Ms. Olivier asked how much space 2 they want to take for that bathroom and if a unisex handicapped restroom and drinking fountain 3 is an option. . 4 Jindra stated the park already has drinking fountains so another is not needed in that location. 5 Ms. Olivier stated it is 100 square feet and with a cost of$150 per square foot, it would cost 6 $15,000 for one unisex bathroom. 7 Ms. Olivier stated she does not have the actual materials "nailed down" but they will do a full 8 blown cost estimate as soon as the floor plan and materials are finalized. 9 Jindra asked about the position of the pavilion coming closer to the fields. Ms. Olivier stated that 10 would be better addressed by Mr. Kost. 11 Mr. Kost stated that issue has not yet been addressed since the Commission had not indicated 12 whether they supported consolidating the shelters. He noted the patio space for the eight 13 additional picnic tables and suggested the shape and materials be further addressed to assure it 14 works well with the play areas. 15 Jensen noted the cost estimate is quite high. Zurbey agreed and noted the cost estimate does not 16 include demolition. 17 Zurbey asked if this can be considered in phases. Mr. Kost estimated that an additional $400,000 18 would be needed. 19 Mr. Hartman noted this project has gone from a refurbished structure to new construction. 20 Jindra questioned the cost estimate of$15,000 for the bathroom. Mr. Kost agreed that bathrooms 21 cannot be estimated based on square footage. 22 Jindra stated it was agreed to consolidate to one pavilion with a concession stand. 23 Zurbey stated he does not want this project to be further delayed because an additional $400,000 24 is needed. He stated he likes the concept but would prefer to consider it as a Phase II project. 25 Mr. Kost asked the Commission to first determine if there will be one building or two buildings. 26 The Commission should then determine how large the one building would need to be and dollar 27 threshold. Direction can then be given to the architect on the number of buildings and dollar 28 amount available. At that point, the architect can design a facility to fit that direction. 029 Mr. Kost suggested that the subcommittee meet again with Ms. Olivier to inform her of that 30 information and address types of building finishes she should include.