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mow fescue to lawn to increase the usable space of the park This option retains the majority of the existing trees, adds more trees, has additional seating and picnic areas. and includes a dance area in front of the bandstand This option indicates replacing the icehouse with a restroom as a potential Phase 2 improvement since the restroom cost would significantly limit the number of other park improvements that could be made. The pathway along the east side of Kottinger Creek could serve as an interim solution for the regional trail. Any improvements to the property north of Lions Wayside Park except a pathway to connect the Firehouse Arts parking lot to First Street and Lions Wayside Park and mulching the area, would also be part of Phase 2 Concept B This option locates the bandstand approximately ten feet further east from where it is currently located to avoid encroaching on the regulatory agencies' jurisdiction. The designs concert viewing space and lawn area (22.700 square feet) are more limited, but the concert setup would be similar to the current one and include about the same amount of seating and picnic areas as Concept A. Most trees are also retained with some additional trees, and the primary area for dancing is to the side of the bandstand This option proposes replacing the icehouse with a small playground and seating area as part of Phase 2 Alternatively, a 2.500-square-foot lawn seating area could replace the icehouse as part of the Phase 2 improvements. especially because the lawn area is reduced in Concept B. This option shows a more curvilinear pathway east of Kottinger Creek that could serve as an interim solution to the regional trail. Improvements to the property north of Lions Wayside Park would be limited to a pathway with shade trees to connect the Firehouse Arts parking lot to First Street and Lions Wayside Park and mulch in the rest of the area As part of the City Council's consideration. Staff requests discussion and prioritization of the amenities identified during the master plan process that cannot be completed due to design and/or budgetary constraints, which could be a part of the Phase 2 improvements. These items include: • Replacement of the icehouse • Adding a restroom in Lions Wayside Park • Adding a playground • A permanent regional trail system west of Kottinger Creek • Improving the City's property north of Lions Wayside Park, Icehouse The property around the icehouse at the corner of Neal Street and Railroad Avenue was identified as being under-utilized in the master plan update The City owns the property and building; the icehouse is leased to Glacier Ice, which has an agreement with Meadowlark Dairy for its use as storage While the community is used to seeing the icehouse in its current location, the building is not a registered historic structure. In Phase 2. the icehouse could be replaced with a lawn and seating area, a restroom. or a Page 6 of 9