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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes July 10, 2000 Page 2 1 In response to Chair Jindra's question regarding the difference between the prefabricated 2 building as opposed to what was considered before, Mr. Kost stated that difference is that the 3 prefabricated building has smaller space requirements and is not custom built. It allows for 4 additional flexibility. 5 Mr. Kost mentioned that the trails would be constructed so that maintenance vehicles would 6 be able to drive on the trail as necessary. Jenson mentioned the importance of vehicles being 7 able to have access to the trails for deliveries to the concession stand, among other things. 8 In response to some concern regarding the estimated cost of the redevelopment, Mr. Kost 9 stated that many items on the cost estimate were optional; however, BRW wished to present 10 the Commissioners with the best possible scenario for the Park and allow for reductions from 11 that point. 12 In response to an inquiry by Hallada regarding the cost of the building considered prior to 13 this meeting, Mr. Kost stated that the cost of the custom bathroom/concession stand would 14 have been approximately $50,000 once the fixtures were added. The prefabricated 15 bathroom/concession stand is estimated at $80,000; however Mr. Kost stated that a goal was 16 to have a building that would have an attractive appearance, durability, and easily 17 maintained. is Mr. Kost and the Commission reviewed a sketch of a floor plan for the bathroom facility and 19 various discussion ensued regarding potential modifications of the floor plan and bathroom. 20 Lighting of the park was discussed, and Koehntop mentioned the possibility that lighting 21 would not be needed on a regular basis due to Daylight Savings Time. He mentioned the 22 potential cost of the lighting as well. Sports Boosters Representative George Zurbey 23 mentioned that most parks are utilized until approximately 10:00 p.m., and due to the fact 24 that it starts to get dark by 9:00 p.m., lights could be an important feature. Jenson agreed, 25 particularly due to the fact that lighting requirements would be needed into the fall as 26 Daylight Savings Time decreases. 27 The location -- and the amount of lights -- was discussed, bearing in mind the close proximity 28 of the surrounding residents. 29 Jenson mentioned that he would like to particularly discuss lighting on two fields, which 30 would result in a figure of $160,000, as opposed to a figure of $280,000 which was 31 mentioned on the redevelopment cost estimate. 32 Mr. Kost mentioned that the Commission had previously discussed lighting the hockey rink, 33 and additionally inquired of the Commissioners if lighting on the trail would be considered.