City Hall Site Selection Review
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City Hall Site Selection Review
- 1. City Hall Site Selection Council Review - November 9, 2017
- 2. History of City Hall Site Selection • February 2015 – Council began to discuss the redevelopment of the current city hall site. • February 2016 – Council confirmed that city hall should remain at the current location. • February 2017 – Council Strategic Plan, Implementation Plan: • FY17 - Investigation into the redevelopment of 1101 and 1207 Texas Ave. • FY18 - Begin design of the new city hall building • FY19 - Begin construction of the new city hall building
- 3. Future Occupancy of City Buildings • New city hall building - Occupants • Remains the same • Current police dept. building – Occupants (after completion of the new PD bldg) • Fire Administration • Opens up room for the expanding Public Works Department (in old Fire Admin space) • Allows Fire Admin to bring logistics, and inventory control and distribution to a central location • Community Development • Eliminates lease space at 511 University Dr. • Facilities Maintenance OR Human Resources
- 4. Site Layout
- 5. Freeman Tract – Option 1
- 6. Freeman Tract – Option 1
- 7. Freeman Tract - Pros / Cons Cons • Flood plain limits site • Doesn’t allow for Municipal Complex or Campus • No room for expansion or future buildings • Additional cost for fill and mitigation • Preservation of trees along Texas Ave. • limits orientation of the building • Tree removal is expensive and disruptive Pros • Presence on Texas Ave. • Adjacent to City Buildings • Police Department Building • Public Works Building / Fire Admin
- 8. Kapchinski Tract – Option2
- 9. Kapchinski Tract – Option2
- 10. Kapchinski Tract – Option2
- 11. Kapchinski Tract – Pros / Cons Cons • Don’t own 3 houses on Krenek Tap • The entire site is needed to allow for adequate parking and multiple future buildings • Additional funds needed to purchase 3 Houses • Not interested in selling • Flood plain limits site • Additional cost for fill and mitigation • Limits Public Works’ ability to expand • Lack of presence on Texas Ave. Pros • Possible future growth • 1 additional building • Adjacent to City buildings • Future Police Department Building • Public Works Building / Fire Admin
- 12. 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave. – Option 3
- 13. 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave. – Option 3
- 14. 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave. – Option 3
- 15. 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave. – Option 3
- 16. 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave. – Option 3
- 17. 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave. - Pros / Cons Cons • Not adjacent to City buildings • Future and current Police Department Building • Public Works Building / Fire Admin • No proceeds from the sale of the property. Pros • Presence across from Texas A&M Campus • Presence on Texas Ave. • Allows for future growth • 2 additional buildings • parking garage • Municipal complex / campus • Current operations on the same site. • Remain in place during construction • No site fill or mitigation • Allows for future expansion of municipal facilities on the Freeman & Kapchinski Sites
- 18. Requesting Direction • Reconfirm the site for city hall should remain at 1101 / 1207 Texas Ave OR provide alternate direction. • Reconfirm Council’s implementation of their Strategic Plan to begin design of the new city hall building in FY18.
- 20. Site Utilities