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Springville Downtown Civic Center
Springville, Utah - Springville City is pleased to announce final, building concept plans for renovation of Springville’s downtown civic center. All current governmental functions located in the downtown area will remain. These functions include Library, Police, Fire, Court and City Hall.
The City Council has developed a phased building plan which will allow for the continuation of all government services during construction. This will result in significant cost savings to the citizens. Construction is expected to begin on the first phase early in 2008.
The first phase consists of a new, main fire station and a new civic center. For many years, the Springville City council has saved money towards facilities which will allow for the construction of the first phase without any increase in fees or taxes to pay for the facilities.
The Springville City council received recommendations from the Library Building Committee on September 18, 2007. The City Council was encouraged to seek professional and public input regarding the design of a new facility. A new library facility will also require public support for funding through bonding.
On the same evening, the City Council received a report from the Pool Ad Hoc Committee. While a recreation center or pool would not be located in the downtown civic area, the City Council continues to study recreational opportunities.
The approved concept plans contain many unique and innovative ideas which have been incorporated into the designs. These include options and ideas to lower construction costs, increase efficiency, improve customer service and reduce long term operating costs on the facilities. All designs have been planned for a community of 60,000 people. This is the expected “build-out” size of the community.
The attached fact sheet provides a visual image of the concept as well as statistics about the size and possible costs of the buildings.
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