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water service will need major wells to handle this at a cost of <br />$200,000 or more. If sites are seperate it would double that, <br />cost. <br />Operations - There are selected operational features of having <br />City Hari7 Police and Public Works together ach as having common <br />spaces that can be shared, bathrooms, lunch space, meeting rooms <br />etc. For example if located together selected records and other <br />storage can be placed in the public works building without any <br />operations problem at a substantially less square footage cost <br />than in a City Hall structure. The vehicle storage could be <br />accomodated in the aisle of a Public Works building for city <br />vehicles, particularly police vehicles (there are a total of 9 <br />police vehicles and not all can be stored in the sally ports.) <br />The ease of fueling for city staff etc. together with the non <br />quantifable issues of the integratation of a work force between <br />public works, police and city hall to discuss common issues and <br />find common solutions. If not located on the same site it may <br />require additional personnel to coordinate certain functions or <br />the fact that the operation may not be as effective and efficient <br />as one on the same site. <br />Customer Standpoint - The splitting up of the three facilities <br />would create confusion for people coming to city hall, police or <br />public works if they were in three different locations. It is <br />much easier to have it all in one place so the public can come to <br />one place and find all the personnel instead of having to "chase <br />all over the community" to find various portions of the <br />operation. <br />Conclusion - It is hoped that these do provide some guidance and <br />will be’available for further questions at your meeting on May <br />24, 1990.