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POLICE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING TASK FORCE

Tuesday, June 22, 2010 · 1:30 PM AM · Room 301-B, City Hall

TL;DR

The task force met to discuss potentially relocating the Police Administration Building to a new site. They explored alternative locations, development approaches, and the possibility of co-locating with other city offices. The meeting was primarily an initial discussion and exploration of options for improving police facility infrastructure.

Key Decisions

  • Building Relocation Exploration Tabled for Further Study
  • Co-Location Potential Discussed but No Final Decision
  • Development Approach Potential Design Competition or RFP Considered

Agenda

  1. Meeting called to order at 1:38 P.M.
  2. Meeting adjourned at 2:00 p.m. Staff Assistant Tobie Black
  3. Introduction of Members
  4. Discussion of whether to move the location of the Police Administration Building, including, but not limited to: a) Alternative sites and their pros and cons. b) The best development approach; e.g. design competition, RFP, etc. c) Potential to co-locate with other city/state offices. d) Disposition of the current building and real estate. e) The potential new location of the 1st District Police Station.
  5. Discussion of the potential re-location of the Municipal Court and City Attorney offices and of whether the co-location with the Police Administration Building should continue.
  6. Set next meeting's agenda.
  7. Set next meeting date(s).
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