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Parks Commission Meeting Minutes March 12, 2001 Page 5 that would not be gained by the City. Jindra indicated she felt this could be discussed at a future meeting. Ms. Oliver explained the expenses for the Tower Park restrooms to be roughly $56,000 with a 15% contingency. She noted Silver Point Park would be approximately $230,000. Ms. Oliver indicated the Central Park buildings would run roughly $470,000. She reported the removal of the mezzanine level and permanent concession stand would reduce these expenses roughly $67,000 to $70,000 bringing the fee to somewhere around $400,000. Koehntop asked if bidding all these structures at the same time could reduce the expense for the City. Ms. Oliver indicated the buildings would all be of the same materials, which could reduce the expense on the Park Commission's part. She explained the structures being planned would last for a substantial amount of time with an architectural style that fits into the surrounding neighborhoods. Jindra invited Ms. Oliver to revise her numbers on the Central Park buildings and then report back to the Commission at the March 20, 2001 joint Council meeting. 9 VI. DISCUSS SILVER POINT BUILDING LAYOUT/PRESENT GRADING AND n LIGHTING PLAN — TODD HUBMER — WSB. Jindra asked Mr. Hubmer to report on the Silver Point Park building layout and grading issues. 2 Mr. Hubmer reviewed the changes to the Silver Point Park grading with the Commission. 4 VII. REPORTS 6 A. Community Services. 7 Skrivseth noted she had nothing new to report. B. School Board. Dunn was noted she had nothing new to report. 2 C. Sports Boosters. 3 Zurbey indicated the Sports Boosters are excited about the current Central Park plans and hope 4 to see the plans progress. Jensen explained outside sources may be interested in completing a fundraiser to provide funds for items that may not be provided by the Park Commission for Central Park. Jindra stated this would be kept in mind after the park was sent out for bidding. VII. OTHER BUSINESS. Mr. Hartman noted the Commission needed to decide on a joint Park Commission and City Council meeting date. He suggested April 9a', May 14`x' or June 11th.