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-2- <br /> 1 Paul Madsen , of Arvid Elness Architects , Inc. , 510 First Avenue North , • <br /> 2 Minneapolis , indicated he was representing the Minneapolis Park <br /> 3 Board and because he had just returned from out of town , had failed <br /> 4 to bring the site boards with him. He told the Commission members <br /> 5 the park board intends to replace the existing clubhouse with a two <br /> 6 story building which he estimated would cost approximately $550 ,000 <br /> 7 and the architect indicated the plans were to start construction in <br /> 8 April with the construction anticipated to be finished in October. <br /> 9 IIe indicated the exterior and roof would be constructed of cedar <br /> 10 shakes and glass to match and take advantage ,of the natural beauty <br /> 11 of .the area. In reference to the parking area, Mr. Madsen indicated <br /> 12 the drop off area was proposed to facilitate traffic on the grounds <br /> 13 and he indicated a curb cut would be required in that area for that <br /> 14 purpose. The old clubhouse would be razed and that area utilized <br /> 15 for landscaping and walkways. Mr. Madsen indicated the north ele- <br /> 16 vation which had not been reproduced in the agenda packet, would <br /> 17 match that shown in the southern elevation drawing and the highest <br /> 18 point of the building would be the ridge which was shown which would <br /> 19 be 28 feet high. Additional parking might later be developed in the <br /> 20 area where the driving range is now, he said. <br /> 21 <br /> 22 Commissioner Bjorklund perceived the plans which they had been pro- <br /> 23 vided to be very deficient in that there were no landscaping plans <br /> 24 or specifics related to the exterior finish which would indicate <br /> 25 the building would be vandal proof and not require more police and <br /> 26 fire protection, which the City has to provide , than the masonry <br /> 27 block type of building normally found in parks and on school grounds . • <br /> 28 Mr. Madsen responded that he did not perceive this building would <br /> 29 get the same abuse a park or school .building would and that he <br /> 30 was certain the: park board had taken the security question into account <br /> 31 when they had approved the exterior design for the building. - He' <br /> 32 said the City Building Inspector had been working with his firm from <br /> 33 the very beginning on this building and he was not aware that there <br /> 34 had been a history of- vandalism for the existing clubhouse . He also <br /> 35 told - the Commissioners that the park board is considering more winter <br /> 36 type recreational options for the building and he believed the build- <br /> 37 ing would be open at least on weekends all winter. <br /> 38 <br /> 39 Commissioner Jones, who had arrived at the beginning of the discussion , <br /> 40 indicated he perceived this might be an opportunity for the City to <br /> 41 negotiate with the City of Minneapolis for better -cooperation towards <br /> 42 improving the condition of the St. Anthony Parkway (Boulevard-) in <br /> 43 front of the golf course , since he believes the new facility would <br /> 44 require an upgraded roadway in front. Mr. Madsen indicated he was <br /> 45 certain a park board representative would have come to the meeting <br /> 46 if they, had known this was to be considered a public hearing and not ' <br /> 47 just a discussion of the concept of the new clubhouse. <br /> 48 <br /> 49 The Manager said the City Building Inspector had been provided a <br /> 50 detailed set of plans for the project, and since the Commission and. <br /> 51 Council review were limited to the compatibility with the environment , <br /> 52, he had perceived that the four pages of plans submitted to the Com- • <br /> 53 mission were adequate . <br /> 54 <br /> 55 <br />
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