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Another option discussed: <br />• Correct identified issues on both the first and second floors, while at the same <br />time relocating walls, stairs, etc. within the existing building to increase <br />programming opportunities and to allow a wider range of activities. In this <br />scenario the stairs would be relocated, and an elevator installed within the <br />existing building. ($3.5 million) <br />In this option, the exterior of the building would be rehabilitated and continue to maintain <br />the historic look and feel. The interior of the building would provide a large open space <br />on the main floor, approximately 800-1,000 square feet. There would also be an <br />accessible bathroom and small catering re -heating kitchen. <br />The second floor could have two, well-appointed, meeting rooms 300-450 square feet <br />each. <br />Projected programs and rentals under this scenario would include many of the same <br />programs and rentals that occurred prior to the closure, plus some new, innovative <br />programs. With improved facilities, possibly increased parking and heightened <br />marketing, the revenue accrued in 2013 ($72,840) could be conservatively increased to <br />$90,000-$100,000. <br />Specialty contract classes have historically been a strong source of revenue for the <br />Recreation Division. In the last few years, the revenue for specialty contract classes <br />has been averaging about $730,000 a year. Currently, the Recreation Division is at - <br />capacity for offering any additional classes, as there is no more programmable space <br />available. However, there is a very strong demand by contractors and residents to offer <br />more. A large open space at the Century House could provide an opportunity to offer <br />the following combination of new and old programs: <br />• Additional Lego classes, one of the most popular classes offered and frequently <br />sold out. <br />• eSports Programming — A growing trend for youth and young adults where <br />players compete against each other in a variety of electronic games. <br />• Low Impact Exercise Classes — both the indoor and outdoor space could be used <br />to offer barre exercise classes (not currently being offered), interval training (not <br />currently being offered), additional yoga classes and possibly even animal yoga <br />classes, (not currently being offered). <br />• Enrichment classes, especially during the summer months, are highly popular <br />and could easily use the Century House for their programs. Art courses of all <br />types are in demand. It is predicted that $10,000 alone could be gained from <br />simply offering one week-long summer camp for 8 weeks during the summer. <br />During the remainder of the year contract classes could be offered during the <br />week after-school and on weekends. <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />
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