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r <br />i-t <br />fc <br />I <br />ORONO COUNCIL HBETING HELD FEBRUARY 11, 1991 <br />FACILITIES CONTINUED <br />Bernhardson also presented information addressing options for <br />3torage of Public Works eguipment on an interim basis. He said, <br />"We looked at the possibility of repairing what we have, but <br />that would not be possible. I wou..d like Council's <br />reactions to the options presented. I obtained an estimate cost <br />to have Boarman prepare alternative sketches for building designs <br />suitable for the Crystal Bay site. It would cost approximately <br />$3,000. It may be helpful to include a schematic drawing of a <br />building with the questionnaire we are sending to the Crystal Bay <br />residents. Council may also wish to establish a meeting date." <br />Jabbour asked if it would be appropriate to send the <br />questionnaire prior to making a decision about common or split <br />sites. <br />Callahan replied, "If the residents indicate that they do <br />not want a facility in this location, there is no point to <br />following through with that aspect. There is also the <br />possibility that some of the residents will not like the <br />particular scheme we include with the questionnaire and may <br />reject the concept entirely on that basis." <br />Goetten and Mayor Peterson agreed that they would only like <br />the residents' opinions about using the present location, not how <br />they would like the building to look. <br />Bernhardson stated that some residents may agree to this <br />location, based on how the building will appear. He said, "We <br />could just send a basic footprint of the angular and square <br />des-igns we have on file. Wc; are sending the residents some basic <br />information and background regarding this issue." <br />Goetten indicated that she did not fully support the <br />expenditure of an additional $3,000 without having input from the <br />Crystal Bay residents. <br />Callahan said, "It was ray understanding that the schematic <br />drawing was to help Council make a decision." <br />Jabbour stated that he was anxious to hear Mary Butler's <br />views on this issue. He said, "Other than the cost concerns, I <br />am also questioning whether the City is prepared to grant itself <br />a Variance, which would be requirad if construction occurs on <br />this site. I think the City needs to address the philosophical <br />issues before we worry about aesthetics or what the neighbors <br />want." <br />Goetten stated that she favors the utilization of one site <br />as opposed to two, but wants Council to reach a consensus in that <br />regard before it takes the next step. <br />- 24 - <br />II-