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2 <br /> The Board received a memo on September 4, 2018 (Attachment 2) regarding the progress on <br /> "The 203 Project" including the work with the Perkins + Will, the project architects, and the <br /> stakeholders of Town of Carrboro, Orange County, the ArtsCenter and WCOM-FM. <br /> On September 4, 2018 the Carrboro Board of Aldermen held a public hearing and endorsed the <br /> recommended schematic design, "The Commons". Work on the project continues to move <br /> forward as contemplated in the Development Agreement between Orange County and the Town <br /> of Carrboro. County staff is satisfied that "The Commons" schematic design provides the library <br /> the necessary space, operational efficiency and visibility. An overview of "The Commons" <br /> design highlights is provided within Attachment 3. <br /> On September 20, 2018 a public session was held at the Carrboro Town Hall for review of the <br /> recommended schematic design, "The Commons." Town advisory boards and the public were <br /> asked to make further comments regarding Design, Site Development, Parking and Teen <br /> Center. <br /> At a planned joint work session on October 25, 2018, the Board of Orange County <br /> Commissioners and the Carrboro Board of Aldermen will review the preliminary schematic <br /> design, "The Commons", as well as preliminary probable costs developed by the Bree Group of <br /> Durham, NC, a Perkins + Will cost estimating sub-consultant, and the recently engaged <br /> Construction Manager at Risk firm, Barnhill Construction of Durham, NC. <br /> Development Agreement Highlights <br /> The following are notable Development Agreement point updates for the Board: <br /> A. Library Location with the "203 Project": "The Commons" schematic design contemplates the <br /> Library to occupy a full, contiguous floor on the second level of the facility. With regard to <br /> the facility design (Article Three, Section C of the Development Agreement): <br /> "The Town, as Owner of the Property, will be primarily responsible for procuring <br /> all necessary development approvals for the Project to permit the Orange County <br /> Southern Branch Library on the Building's lower floors, the proposed uses on the <br /> upper floors as described herein and the required associated parking." <br /> The design honors the Orange County Southern Branch Library Development Agreement in the <br /> following manner: <br /> • The placement of the library at the center of the second story will allow it to <br /> dominate the space while also drawing your attention to the other elements of the <br /> building. The design of the interior will allow the customers to see into the library <br /> and for the library customers to see what is also going on in the floor below. The <br /> library will be accessible to all customers by the grand entrance staircase and two <br /> (2) elevators. <br /> • The design of "The Commons" still allows for the library to be on 1 floor for <br /> optimum operational efficiency <br /> • While another scheme allowed for the library to be on the first floor, it was not <br /> recommended because it did not meet the design/use needs of all partners, did not <br />
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