W Y K O F F C O M M O N S

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In Addition, use of the following Wykoff Commons amenities are included with the purchase at no cost. This opens up most of Wykoff Commons to Kingsland students and staff.

Includes access (for students and staff)

- to expanded Wykoff Commons Fitness and Recreation

- to Children‘s Fitness and Play

Includes x hours of reserved time

- Old Stone Hall - Gym and Performance Hall

- Stage, Storage and Green Rooms

- Performance Hall 2 w/Storage

- Community Library/Resource Room

- Kitchen w/ Storage

- Cafe/Dining/Events Hall

- Cafe Plaza - proposed

- Community Room w/Storage

Includes access to on-site daycare -                                      

Other project costs                                                                               

The Wykoff Commons plan – deducted demo, curbs, lot

Referendum cost - 1,190,000 - Wykoff Commons Option - 630,000 

The building the referendum is proposing Kingsland build is roughly the same square footage, consisting of the same spaces and amenities as the building Wykoff Commons is proposing Kingsland buy …at almost half the cost. Add on to this the square footage of the additional amenities Wykoff Commons is including in the sale package, and one has more than twice the square footage for less than half the cost  or if one prefers the referendum option, one can instead pay twice as much for half as much  

Referendum cost - 11,479,530    Wykoff Commons Option - 6,350,265

Wykoff Commons Option: saves the district: 5,129,265.00

Summary of a Summary

Referendum 11,479,530.00

Gym w/Storage, Community Ed w/Storage, Locker Rooms, Weights and Fitness Room, Stage Remodel

Wykoff Commons Option 6,350,265.00

Gym w/Storage, Community Ed w/Storage, Locker Rooms, Weights and Fitness Room, Stage Remodel

Plus:

2nd Gym, 2nd Fitness and Weights, 2 Classrooms, Community Library &Resource Room, Coffeehouse/Music Room, Cafes/Events Hall, Kitchen, Children’s Fitness and Play, Daycare, Storage. (Note: Wykoff Commons has made no commitment at this point)

re is, however, a “free limit” to each amenity. This does not mean one canot continue to use the amenity - provided there are not others in line to use - but rather that the free allownace tie hasmased out ad one will be charge etfree allllowNCE IShat the the thatcothers are ot in lie doesn’t mean Because use these amenities

The access limitations noted are to quarantee access to the amenity by all Wykoff Commons users - to prevent amenity “take-overs” or hogging. The limitations do not necssarily mean one has reached the limit of time one can use eone’s maximum usage og the aenitythe masium houra the a REachian d ta’acess to the Unless the amenity’s maximum usage is reached Wykoff Commons will function as a part of Kingsland - no restrictons. If the maxim usage is reached, the amenity can still be used, just the normaal wlimit is rreached, one can cotinnue to use at reriIt will be as if they were purchased also. The limitations to usage is only to prevent take-over and to assure Wykoff Common

W Y K O F F C O M M O N S

F I T N E S S A N D R E C R E A T I O N

To keep Wykoff Commons Fitness and Recreation in Wykoff Commons, it will need to be moved. A great option is the IndustriaL Arts Room. It’s tall ceiling makes for a dramatic space. This space would allow for the work-out offerings to expand. One could have group workouts along with various mat routines.

This new location is next to the Kingsland | Wykoff Gym, close to the locker rooms, and right across the hall from the daycare for those trying to work a workout between baby naps.

Located next to the adult fitness center, is a space designed for those too old for daycare and too young for the adult fitness. It is both a fitness room and a play room. It is intended for the purpose of teaching a healthy lifestyle - good life habits, practices - to the children at a young age, and how to have fun doing so.

There is a large glass window between this room and the adult fitness room so parents can keep an eye on things.

W Y K O F F C O M M O N S D A Y C A R E

An on-site daycare already built out conforming to current state regulations. It has both interior and exterior entances and its own in-care secure restrooms. What it has that sets it apart from your every day run-of-the-mill daycare is it comes with acess to a full size gym - great for getting the Michael Jordons among us off to the earliest start possible. Currently looking for one to head it up.

Both shared and individual

C O M M U N I T Y R O O M

To be completely redone, furnished, and equipped

T H E O L D S T O N E G Y M

This buildng is historic in the way and time it was built. It is probaly remembered more by what took place inside. There are Wykoff families with 5 generations having played in this gym. In a small town with a small school the gym was the central gathering spot for not only the school, but for the town. on game nights, here was the place to be and to be seen.

While the varsity basketball games are no longer played here, it is used for just about everyth ing else. There are volleyball tournaments, pickle ball games, class reunions, mystery dinners, etc. It is a great community asset.

Used in conjunction with the other gym and school cafeteria, it makes for a large market or show. Used in conjuntion with Kingsland, it has even more possibilities

T H E O L D S T O N E

P E R F O R M A N C E H A L L

The building, with its castle motif, is itself theatrical. The entry ticket booth is classic. The entrance stairs centered on the hall below adds a sense of formality. The raised stage is framed by old stone. The stage curtain, which was auctioned off, has been replaced. There is set storage on the side wings. There is room below for green rooms.

For a space that is primarily a gym, it makes for a rather impressive theatre venue

P E R F O R M A N C E H A L L T W O

Intimate performance space. Coffee house. Dinner theatre. Comedy club. Recitals. New bands can try their works here. Students with music asperations can practice their sound. Kitchen across hall for food venues. Speech class. Drama Club. Practice. Chapel. Team meetings. Student council. Town council. School board.

K I T C H E N

Grant money has been awarded for a new kitchen (everything was taken including the kitchen sink). This opens all kinds of creative possibilities both for the school and the town

C A F E

Most people don’t know it (it was not widely p[ublicized locally), but the elementary addition, including the cafeteria, was awarded the 25 year award in architecture by the Minnesota American Institute of Architects. The library addition covering up the window wall was an unfortunate “addition”. Would be great to someday unaddition it

With a new kitchen, the cafe can be opened for business. It can operate as anything from a town restaurant to a student lunch room or as a unique combination. The Gateway Cafe could operate out of Wykoff Commons for lunch - serving both students and people looking for a great lunch. Towns people could join students. Grandparents could spend a half-hour with their grandkids. Groups could meet over lunch using the community room or jiust taking a table in the cafe.

Having another kitchen and dining room adds flexibility to Kingsland scheduling. It doesn’t have to have all students back to Spring Valley for breakfast or lunch.