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Revitalization Commission Minutes November 13, 2018 Page 3 of 5 Desman contract amendment to provide additional funding to create the third option. No discussion. Approved • Parking Structure Concept Design Discussion Andy Johnson reviewed 3 parking concepts Brief Discussion of terms of the land exchange with Voltage to accommodate Option 1. Option 1 400 total spaces $11.1 m Option 2 $8.8m 292 total spaces Option 2a $10.1 m 280 total spaces Dollar estimates are for basic parking garages with charging stations Planning and Building Safety Director Zuccaro said there are 15-20 cars per block on average. Commissioner Menaker said a parking structure will provide relief to neighborhoods. Commissioner Tofte likes 2a and feels that the extra money makes sense for this investment in the City. Commissioner Gorsevski likes Option 1 Next step — slated for City Council November 27th for check in. City Manager Balser said it is important to present more than one option. Zuccaro reminded everyone there is a planning process that would have to be adhered to. Policies encourage wrapping the garage with other uses. Waivers can be requested. Public would not vote, but always good to get input. Commissioner Dalton agrees with City Manager Balser: show the public the evolution of our thinking. Chair Fisher said the LRC should put forward 3 options and give recommendation. Mark Oberholzer said challenges may be worth going through. Andy Johnson asked how far back do we go with the presentation? We have 6 others designs. City Manager Balser said the background is important. Our Council and public like to understand "how you got there." She would be hesitant to give recommendation when we have not put this out to public. Commissioner Gorsevski agrees. Mike Kranzdorf said it is important to know the O&M before presenting to Council. Commissioner Menaker said it is about $300 per space for maintenance.