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cost savings and cultural benefit to using a relocated structure at the Historic nark instead. ror example, the City's Parks and Recreation Master Plan includes a Community Theater/Cultural Arts Center, but does not identify a location. Although not meeting the specifc standards in the Master Plan, the relocated Sunday School Barn could function as a small theater as well as a classroom for cultural arts programs. This report offers three options for moving various numbers of Kolb Ranch structures, and assesses the costs and benefts of each. They are: Option A Only the Main House is relocated to the Historic Park. The Main House is refurbished to include two period museum rooms in the dining room and living room, three discovery rooms in two of the bedrooms and the back porch, a public rcom in the entry area, a cateringheaching kitchen and archival storage space in the upstairs. The grounds could be used as an outdoor event venue. Under this option, the future pavilion building from the 2006 Master Plan would be removed and replaced with apre-fabricated restroorn building The Parlls orchard garden remains essentially unchanged. Option B Three structures are relocated in this option: the Old House, the Main House and the Sunday School Barn. The Main House is refurbished as described in Option A. Park restrooms are now provided in a refurbished Old House and the Sunday School Barn is retroftted as a multi-use classroom space, vrith the capacity to serve as a Black Box Theater as well. The Sunday School Barn also provides a facility for receptions in conjunction with events at St. Raymond's, which can spill onto the Front Field area. The Pavilion, which served as a restroom and multi-use classroom in the Master Plan, is removed in this option. Option C Option C relocates the most complete ranch ensemble by adding the Hay Barn as a shelter to the Rancho play area and placing the Pump House adjacent to the Past Time Pool. In all other respects, it is the same as Option B.