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s- <br /> Utilities Supervisor Nelson explained the process noting that ultimately those materials would go <br /> p p p g <br /> y sewer s <br /> through the sanitary stem and end u at a larger water treatment facility. <br /> g y p <br /> • ' • feedback on the massing diagram, elevations and <br /> Senior Planner McGuire B��gl asked for feedb g g � � <br /> architectural renderings. <br /> Commissioner pp <br /> Geng ler stated that she appreciates the attention to detail and elements that pull the <br /> facility together ether with its surroundings and make it aesthetically pleasing. <br /> Commissioner Anderson asked the purpose ur of the burn outs and whether that is just an aesthetic <br /> p � p <br /> element. He stated that he does not prefer those bump outs. <br /> Mr. England stated that the bum outs are for aesthetic purposes to add relief and break up that <br /> g p p � <br /> single elevation that faces the public works facility and Highway 10. He stated that it brings <br /> g p y <br /> dimensionality to a single material face. <br /> Chairperson Bauer noted that there are design requirements in The COR and agreed that the bump <br /> outs break up �that fa ade. He stated that if this side were just one continuous material, that wall <br /> would not be aesthetically pleasing. <br /> Commissioner Anderson commented that this is an expensiveg building and was unsure that feature =' <br /> was needed. He stated that he would prefer to not have the bump outs. <br /> l <br /> Chairperson Bauer asked a rough estimate for the bump outs. <br /> Mr. England commented that the cost difference to exclude the bump outs would be fairly minimal <br /> as it is Just a bit of framing to bring out that material. He stated that perhaps it is not a series of <br /> patterned-bum outs but somethingelse that breaks u that fagade. He believed it would draw <br /> p p p i <br /> more attention to not having anything along that wall. <br /> f <br /> Commissioner Anderson commented that part of the building faces the public works building and <br /> did not think attention should be drawn to a water treatment plant. He commented that if attention <br /> is drawn to the facility,it could create a security issue. He stated that he would prefer the building <br /> to appear plain. <br /> Senior Planner McGuire Brigl commented that staff can work with the architect to review options <br /> to break up that fagade. She stated that the City would still want to follow its design requirements. <br /> Commissioner walker commented that he likes the appearance of the building. He noted that he <br /> does understand the concern of Commission Anderson but wants the facility to look nice and not <br /> like a <br /> large garage. He referenced the landscaping and ongoing maintenance costs. He commented. <br /> that he thinks the building looks fabulous. <br /> Chairperson Bauer thanked staff for the presentation and acknowledged that this is a need for the <br /> `p <br /> community because of the issues with water quality. <br /> Planning Commission/January 27,2022 <br /> Page 4 of 22 <br />
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