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Regular Council Meeting Minutes <br />11-16-09 <br />Page 2 <br />You can also see that the site changes color slightly. There is an existing retention area that we <br />are going to maintain. This will be modified slightly. The detention area will remain the same. <br />We are adding several bioretention swales. We will maintain it the way it is. <br />To show how the building is situatedti the long portion that runs parallel to SOM is the office <br />portion. The other area is storage and the firing range. After discussion with Tom and John, this <br />access was deleted, so this is the only access to the parking area. <br />The public entry is off of the north side. This building is broken up into distinct areas. As you <br />come in to the building, the general public really doesn't go too much further than the main <br />lobby. They have access into a couple different areas. One is the administration and the other is <br />dispatch and records. There are going to be windows that are made available to those spaces. <br />The other areas that are distinct from most is the correctional space where there is a sally port <br />where a vehicle can pull in, a prisoner can be let out and brought into a holding area where <br />there's one cell. There's also a uniform police entry. The entry is through a vestibule which <br />takes them into their space so they don't have to go all the way through the facility. They would <br />have direct access. <br />This other area is fitness and training. There are locker rooms for men and women. It is a fairly <br />large fitness area. <br />Vehicle storage will have six overhead doors and a separate access point not only for the police <br />but people, that are going to use the firing range which is in the baclc of the vehicle storage. <br />The exterior will be in keeping with the theme of Western Reserve design. The office portion is <br />a reddish brown brick. That's a standard size brick. It will have a have a block base. The accent <br />will be in keeping with the theme of Western Reserve. You can see this large detailing is a white <br />aluminum and an asphalt shingled roof which is really a mansour, not a fizll truss. The shooting <br />range and vehicle storage appears the same color and it will be very close to the same color, but <br />the units will be larger. It's structural brick. The color is the same on the inside as it is on the <br />outside. <br />The floor was open for any questions or comments. <br />Council President Buckholtz asked to see the exterior samples with the lights on. (They were off <br />so as to view the presentation). <br />Council President Buclcholtz asked what the timeframe is. <br />The project is ready to go. They are anticipating coming in December 2nd and starting <br />construction assuming they get approval tonight. They should be starting the first or second <br />week of December.
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