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City Council Minutes <br />May 6, 2019 <br />Page 4 <br />Councilmember Westgaard clarified they were looking for authorization to advertise <br />for bid. It would be nice to include the alternate items if the bidding was favorable <br />and the council can pick and choose options down the road. One of the alternate <br />items, the leased space, should only move forward with a commitment. A couple <br />private companies have approached the city with long-term lease options. The <br />commissioning component has been done on some projects and not on others but <br />he feels when commissioning is done, they end up with a much better -end product. <br />The information presented does not represent a final commitment. The refrigeration <br />system is the only thing that must be decided on tonight. Although it would prepare <br />for any future needs of adding a sheet of ice, it is an investment in the future with no <br />guarantee. <br />Councilmember Christianson reminded the council that $27.5 million has been <br />earmarked for this project. He felt the council has an obligation to meet that. If bids <br />come in favorably and below $27.5 million do we need to spend up to that amount? <br />He feels the city should make a decision on the 3=d sheet of ice in the future if the <br />issue comes up. <br />Councilmember Ovall was surprised the council was being asked to make a half <br />million dollar decision based on the provided packet materials. <br />Councilmember Wagner added the numbers presented today reflect lots of work on <br />narrowing down the focus and eliminating items that had previously been discussed. <br />She further stated that the team was working all weekend on reducing components <br />and cost in preparation for the meeting so information could not be included in the <br />packet. The Facility Design Committee had differing views on which items should be <br />included on the list of alternate selections. <br />Counciltnember Westgaard stated he would be remiss to not consider the future and <br />whether the refrigeration unit should be included in the project cost. It is a big <br />number in terms of the overall cost of the project. <br />Councilmember Ovall stated he felt caught off guard that the Lion John Weicht park <br />scenario was changed. He wondered if the proposed 3rd sheet of ice, resulting from <br />the refrigeration unit upgrade, would be put in the turf field area. <br />Mr. Betty responded the turf field was a potential location for a 3 sheet. The main <br />question was whether to upgrade the refrigeration unit by making it bigger to handle <br />a third sheet. It may save a couple hundred thousand dollars in more equipment in <br />the future. <br />Councilmember Ovall asked about the proposal to switch the locations of the <br />softball fields at Lion John Weicht Park to face a different direction. He also <br />questioned the location of the parking lot due to poor soil conditions. The softball <br />fields are now facing toward the apartments which might cause noise complaints. <br />lartaEI 1/ <br />NATUREI <br />
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