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■■V'V kJ» f> .F]'-‘r ■ Xr^ 1 ti. fc. ■ PR(XiKAM ORUNO ICE ARENA Coiim. No. 9201 Program for d^ign development based on input fron comnittee and goals of the Hockey Association. i ’ The following information will form the basis of the building design, understanding that some of the development may be future to allow phasing to fit the available budget based on fund raising. OBJECTIVE 0-. . '•/The primary charge is to provide an enclosed facility with an artificial skating rink which has space for future developrafoit of support facilities, seating, and improvements. Basic to the first phase is a durable, economical shell which is structurally capable of future additions, meets building code requirements and provides as many amenities as budget will allow. .j , ^ SITE ISSUES V . The site orientation and configuration warrants access from the north on County Road 6. Constraints of setbacks, utility lines and required parking affects use of property for building location. Set backs on site are 100 feet front yard and yards abutting residential. The yards may be used for parking with miniiium 20 feet setback. :c City ordinance requires one parking space per four to six occupants v depending on classification. Occupancy to be based on number of seats and/or floor usage per code. The west portion of site has a drainage swale and hill «Siidt could be leveled for ballfields. The east portion of site has proper elevation, however, the upper 3 to 4 feet of soil is composed of black dirt and silt which nust be removed and backfilled for proper base under building. The subgrade has frost susceptible soil and therefore some protection must be utilized in design of ice rink base (ie sub floor heat). Alternative plans will address concept of an arena building with shared parking and drive for little league ballfields. A future outdoor rink should be sited to allow for interaction with arena (both Zamboni and people) and best orientation. 5. ■■* t 7 i * -X