MINUTES
OF MEETING
September 15, 2004
Project:
Marsh Lake Community Centre
Project
No:
04-10
Date/Time:
September 15, 2004
7:00 pm – 9:15 pm
Place
:
Lot 110 Judas Creek
Present:
Donna Larsen
Committee Member
Mike Larsen
Committee Member
Wolf Schall
Committee Member
Lucy Skuba
Committee Member
Susan Walton
Committee Member
John Streicker
Committee Member
Blair Corley
Committee Member
Malcolm Taggart
Committee Member
Chris Milner
YTG Community Recreation Consultant
Gordon Sinclair
Sinclair and Associates
Mike Frasher
Project Manager
Distribution:
All Present
Issued
by:
Mike Frasher
Purpose:
To review and discuss the three conceptual floor plans developed by
Sinclair and Associates.
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Item |
Description |
Action |
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4.1 |
The
draft EBA Engineering Geotechnical Evaluation report was discussed. Report
highlights included overview of test pit locations, soil types encountered
and percolation rates for an on site sewage disposal system. The site is
considered suitable for slab on grade construction and the report includes
recommendations for Site Preparation, Foundation Design, Insulation
Requirements, Concrete Design, Site Grading and an On-Site Sewage Disposal
System. |
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4.2 |
Gordon
Sinclair presented three conceptual design drawings depicting the main and
second floor plans. The three conceptual plans were referenced to the
topographical site plan. The proposed building site is situated to take
advantage of the level area located slightly West of the building location
previously indicated in the feasibility study. This proposed building site
provides for expansion to the South and East of the facility and will
accommodate a large parking lot or events area East of the building. It is
proposed that the sewage absorption field be constructed Southwest of the
building and be fenced to prevent foot and vehicle traffic on the field in
the winter. |
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4.3 |
Conceptual
Design Option #1 was developed
to illustrate the areas that were described within the FSC feasibility
report. The overall building area included all of the room areas
identified in the report. Option #1 has a main floor area of approximately
8,600 ft2 and a second level floor area of 4,000 ft2.
Total building area exceeds 12,000 ft2. It was noted to the
committee that floor plan option #1 was developed for illustration
purposes only and that the size of building exceeded the stipulated
requirements under the design contract. |
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4.4 |
Conceptual Design Option #2 provided a reduced area floor plan with a
community hall/ recreation room area of approximately 3,000 ft2, which
will accommodate over 100 people for large public gatherings and banquets.
The main floor plan includes a large lobby/entrance, kitchen, change
rooms, storage areas and a fitness room within a floor plan of
approximately 6,700 ft2. The second level includes washrooms,
administration offices, meeting rooms and mechanical space for a combined
area of 3,700 ft2. The
total building area exceeds 10,000 ft2.
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4.5 |
Conceptual
Design Option #3 is similar in
layout to option #2 but reduces the circulation space within the lobby
/corridor areas by providing one access point into the community hall area
and moving the interior stair well inboard of the building footprint. The
community hall / recreation room area remains at 3,000 ft2. The
main floor plan includes a large lobby/entrance, kitchen, change rooms,
storage areas and a fitness room within a floor plan of approximately
6,400 ft2. The second level includes Washrooms, administration
offices, meeting rooms and mechanical space for a combined area of 3,000
ft2. The total
building area exceeds 9,000 ft2.
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4.6 |
Committee
members discussed the orientation of the building, the functions of the
spaces, size of spaces, access to the building and the adjacencies of
rooms within the building. The committee also indicated a preference for
the mechanical spaces to be placed on the West side of the building as a
separate area. The mechanical space requirements will be refined once a
decision is reached regarding the supply of potable water for the
facility. At this time two options are being considered; a) Drilling a
well on site or b) Installing a large storage tank system and using a
water delivery service. If a storage tank system is selected additional
mechanical space will be required. |
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4.7 |
Malcolm
Taggart provided the committee with preliminary information related to the
market studies being conducted by his company. Market opportunities for
vending machines, hall rentals and businesses that may be established with
the facility were discussed. The Marsh Lake Community Society is very
interested in exploring revenue-generating opportunities to assist with
funding the operational costs of the facility. |
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4.8 |
The
meeting concluded with Gordon Sinclair advising the building committees
that the ideas and sugestions tabled during the meeting were very
informative. The information will assist the design team with refining the
conceptual design options. The consultants will consider this information
while refining the next set of floor plans. |
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4.9 |
Committee
members expressed their appreciation of the design work and information
Sinclair and Associates tabled for review. |
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4.10 |
Schedule
for the next meeting – TBA |
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Trusting the above is an accurate summary of the items discussed.
Please advise of any errors or omissions within five (5) days of the date
of these minutes.