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City Council Minutes March 26, 2001 Page 3 PARKING LOT LIGHTING SHALL MATCH THE EXISTING LIGHTING FOUND AT PERKINS AND COUNTRY INN SUITES. THE PROPOSED ENTRANCE SIGN AT THE PERKINS ENTRANCE FROM DODGE STREET SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED. 9. THE AWNINGS SHALL BE RED. 10. THAT THE UPPER PORTION OF THE PRECISION TUNE BULDING BE IN A LIGHT TAN BRICK. 11. THAT THERE BE ALLOWED TWO GARAGE DOORS, ONE ON EACH END OF THE BACK OF THE BUILDING, PLUS TWO KNOCK OUT WALLS FOR FUTURE GARAGE DOORS IF NECESSARY. COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE MOVED TO APPROVE THE SIGNATURE SIGN SIMILAR AS TO WHAT WAS PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 7.1. Discussion on Municipal Facilities The Council discussed the proposal submih~ed by the Lions for the expansion of the Uon's park facility. Councilmember Kuester indicated her concerns about priorities and whether this project will focus on city priorities or whether it will further fragment the needs of the city, The discussion centered on whether the proposed expansion was conducive to the city's space needs. The Council indicated that it would need to see what the ongoing costs would be for a building of this type. Discussion was held regarding the "Arts" need for space. Mayor Klinzing noted that the Arts are more of an area issue than a City of Etk River issue. Councilmember Dietz stated that he wants to see what impact the YMCA will have prior to making a decision on the Lion's proposal. The City Administrator suggested that the city look into the Lion's project more thoroughly and consider the possibility of contributing toward the project. He indicated that he would get more information on the design of the building including interior and exterior materials and design. He also noted that he would look into operating costs of this type of a building. 8. Other Business Councilmember Motin disclosed that he may be purchasing a car from either Powell or Saxon. 9. Staff Updates A joint meeting with the School District was discussed. An April 30 date was acceptable in spite of Councilmember Motin being absent that evening.