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(closet to the Century House grounds) to be converted to parking. (See Attachment 3, October 10, 2019, PRC Meeting, Item 4) • At the June 11, 2020, PRC meeting, staff presented four interior renovation options ranging from a high level to low level of interior preservation. The commissioners preferred Option B, which provides a moderate level of interior preservation to enhance program space on the first floor while maintaining most of the interior walls and layout. (See Attachment 4, June 11, 2020, PRC Meeting, Item 3) • At the June 21, 2021, joint City Council and PRC workshop, staff presented four alternative site plan options. The City Council and Parks and Recreation Commission selected a new site plan option, which is described in the Selected Site Plan Option 8 section below and provided additional comments pertaining to preservation of the neighborhood park on Tanager Drive. (See Attachment 5, June 21, 2021, CC and PRC Joint Workshop) • At the July 14, 2022, PRC meeting, staff presented the selected site plan option and two floor plan options. The commissioners recommended Floor Plan Option E, which is described in the Selected Floor Plan Option E section below. (See Attachment 6, July 14, 2022, PRC Meeting, Item 4) DISCUSSION The formation of the Century House Master Plan involves the integration of four primary factors: desired usage and programming, the facility site plan, the facility floor plan, and cost. Decisions regarding each factor directly affect potential outcomes for other factors and therefore the PRC discussed each factor independently before all considerations are to be integrated into a final Century House Master Plan. Existing Site Conditions The existing site is approximately 2.7 acres, with street frontage on Santa Rita Road and Tanager Drive. Two-thirds of the site consists of the Century House and grounds with vehicular access on Santa Rita Road, and the remaining one-third consists of a neighborhood park fronting on Tanager Drive. The park is approximately one-acre in size and has a variety of trees along the perimeter. The park does not have restrooms or a playground and is primarily used for informal sport games, casual gatherings, and dog- walking by the neighborhood. The park is not available as a field rental similar to other parks in the city such as Creekside Park, Muirwood Community Park or Amador Valley Community Park. The Century House and grounds are separated from the park area by a six-foot high open-design, metal fence. The fence has a pedestrian gate and vehicular gate; however, the gates are locked and there is no public access to the Century House from Tanager Drive. Figure 1: Aerial Photo Page 3 of 8