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MINUTES <br />Eugene City Council <br />Harris Hall, 125 East 8th Avenue <br />Eugene, Oregon 97401 <br />January 23, 2013 <br />Noon <br />COUNCILORS PRESENT: George Brown, Betty Taylor, Greg Evans, Mike Clark, Chris Pryor, <br />Alan Zelenka, Claire Syrett, George Poling <br />Her Honor, Mayor Piercy called the January 23, 2013, work session of the Eugene City Council to order. <br />A. WORK SESSION: City Hall Update <br />City Manager Jon Ruiz, introduced the item. Mike Penwell reviewed previous work on this topic, <br />research, staff work, project features, project budget and location. <br />Discussion points, concerns, ideas: <br />• Parking under building will be retained. <br />• Council Chamber will be preserved, as will public art. <br />• Council Chamber will be made more open structurally and more publicly accessible. <br />• Cultural gifts should be more prominently and effectively displayed. <br />• Conceptual design will reveal more detail about what will be preserved. <br />• Budget concerns -15 million + one time money, where will the one time money come from? <br />• One time money could be used to close current budget gap. <br />• Consider aggregate building to make money stretch further - partnerships /community <br />• Keep building, design team, talent and overall process as local as possible <br />• Request for detailed budget breakdown of both internal and external costs <br />• Hope to stay within the 15 Million dollar budget - land, parking, connection to past <br />• Remodeling is normally expensive, hidden costs and inflexible in many cases - not green <br />• New buildings should be zero energy use, very green and efficient <br />• Is it possible to retain the 'duck pond' or 'moat'? Possibly. <br />• Entries should be closer to the street to 'invite' public into the space <br />• Questions about whether or not to keep the arc shaped mural painting behind dais seating <br />• Some want to keep mural; others feel it is old, unattractive and doesn't represent "Eugene." <br />• Be flexible about how we solve long -term budget problems while building a new City Hall. <br />• Make City Hall accessible to all, especially youth - bring the entrances closer to the street. <br />• City Hall should represent the character of the city. <br />• Celebrate the past - Sister City trophies, displays, etc. <br />• Keep voting board, update new space, heat, bathrooms, engagement space, community space <br />• Concern expressed: Old City Hall cannot successfully and affordably be remodeled. <br />• Several Councilors and the Mayor expressed appreciation of staff work. <br />• Having a community meeting space would be great - for everyone <br />• Park Blocks gathering place is important - remember that when forming ideas <br />• Saturday and Farmer's Market somewhere in the area? <br />MINUTES — Eugene City Council January 23, 2013 Page 1 <br />Work Session <br />
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