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1 Summit Community WHERE COMMUNITY THRIVES Center

2 A Brief Building History Community Center built Board of Recrea;on moves offices to Community Center Plas;c placed over gym windows throughout winter to retain heat Community Center study funded September 2008 New gym roof funded by grant is compromised by overgrowth and mold Energy study sites extreme waste and deficiencies in building New gym ligh;ng funded by a grant September RFP process; The Rosen Group is selected; Public hearings begin 2012 An;quated hot water heater splits and floods basement; HVAC suffers heavy damage 2012 Public input on need for gym expands to 9 scenarios 2012 Hurricane Sandy causes severe damage to roof and soffits; need for Warming and Charging Sta;on in East Summit is iden;fied and implemented into future plans 2013 Public input process con;nues and expands scope 2013 Below freezing temperatures in Community Center gym cause building heat to crash; temporary emergency hea;ng system purchased for gym Community Center serves as Warming & Charging Sta;on on several occasions November Report of findings presented to Common Council

Energy & Access HVAC remains an outstanding issue Original heating system, windows, and floors still in place;

comparable building Current structure does not meet today s standards in ADA accessibility, security, or

3 Energy & Access HVAC remains an outstanding issue Original heating system, windows, and floors still in place; extremely inefficient and difficult to find replacement parts Recent studies conclude building s site energy use intensity to be 57.5% higher than the average comparable building Electric costs found to be nearly $3,000 higher than the average comparable building Current structure does not meet today s standards in ADA accessibility, security, or technology Change from oil to gas heat could result in a 21% reduction in heating costs Roof in overall poor condition due to vegetation growth and mold; quotes for flat roof repair alone range from $55,000 - $65,000

Safety and Security Inadequate space for athletes and

an;quated metal and block ;les and original gym floor Severe

air ADA requirements not met in current facility Office staff

4 Safety and Security Inadequate space for athletes and spectators during prac;ces and games Major trip hazards with an;quated metal and block ;les and original gym floor Severe temperatures during winter and summer months; inadequate fresh air ADA requirements not met in current facility Office staff exposed to general public; no alarms, video surveillance, security access, etc.

5 9 Scenarios Proposed Summit Community Center Gym Expansion Study Option Project Description Size Cost A Improved and expanded building to accommodate seniors and youth. Present staff adequate. Saftey issues not resolved. B Option C Option B plus lengthened gym to meet middle school standards with viewing area. Some saftey issues resolved. D Option A plus a separate gym at far end of property with parking. Additional operating costs, staff and neighbor issues, can be phased. E Option C plus a separate gym. Additional operating costs, staff and neighbor issues, can be phased. F Option A plus a new separate full-sized gym east of current building, attached by a corridor with additional meeting space. Additional operating costs and staff, can be phased. G Current gym expanded to meet middle school standards, reoriented 90 degrees. Requires offices and programs to vacate. H Current I 3,900 A plus viewing area for gym. Saftey issues not resolved. 5,600 gym remains, adds an additional full-sized gym and parking to East. Less money than F, but requires offices and programs to vacate. Option H plus expansion of the existing gym. Requires offices and prgorams to vacate. 6,800 4,900 7,500 6,800 7,500 4,900 4,200 11,000 11,600 12,500 sqft addition $2.54 sqft addition $3.21 sqft addition $3.68 sqft addition sqft new gym $6.48 sqft addition sqft new gym $7.23 sqft addition sqft new gym $6.71 sqft addition $4.89 sqft addition $5.61 sqft addition $5.97

6 2 Scenarios Remain Request for the $5.7 million (Op;on H) heavily supported by those that par;cipated in the public hearings Infrastructure and energy efficiency improvements represent core focus of both scenarios/plans that remain Building furnishings not included in either scenario B C Option G H Current I B plus lengthened gym to meet middle school standards with viewing area. Some saftey issues resolved. gym remains, adds an additional full-sized gym and parking to East. Less money than F, but requires offices and programs to vacate. 6,800 11,600 sqft addition $3.68 sqft addition $5.61

7 Option C Expanded Gym

8 Option C Expanded Gym Gym will meet middle school playing standards and include spectator viewing areas Renovate exis,ng spaces: sq 5 Gym, Youth Lounge (formerly Benson Room), Oﬃces, Storage, Bathrooms, Lobby New spaces: 6,800 sq 5 Gym Expansion, Expanded Viewing Area, New Benson Room, Mul;- purpose Room, Senior Lounge, Small Mee;ng Room, Lobby & Kitchen $3.68 Million 11/01/2012

9 11/01/2012 Option H Additional Gym

10 Option H Additional Gym Current gym remains, plus addi;onal full sized gym Less money than F but will require oﬃces and programs to vacate Renovate Exis,ng Spaces: sq 5 Exis;ng gym, Youth Lounge (formerly Benson Room), Administra;on Oﬃces, Storage, Bathrooms, Circula;on/Lobby Create New Spaces: 11,600 sq 5 New Gym, New Benson Room, Senior Lounge, Small Mee;ng Room, Café/ Lobby, Circula;on Lobby and Kitchen $5.61 Million 11/01/2012

FOR SALE Rare Mid-Town Location

FOR SALE Rare Mid-Town Location 1590 Willamette Street, Eugene Oregon 1590 WILLAMETTE STREET 2 Rare Mid-Town Location Address 1590 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon 97402 This Building is located on a high