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Board debates Hall of Records future, weighing L Street, Courthouse Park, juvenile campus and remodel options
Summary
Fresno County officials spent more than an hour in a wide-ranging discussion about where to locate future county administrative offices and the Board chambers, weighing new construction, renovation and parking options.
Fresno County officials spent more than an hour in a wide-ranging discussion about where to locate future county administrative offices and the Board of Supervisors chambers, weighing new construction, renovation and parking options.
The discussion, led by Chief Administrative Officer Paul Nerland and Public Works and Planning staff, focused on four main options: building on county-owned L Street property; erecting a new building in Courthouse Park near the Woodward Fountain; constructing on the county's Juvenile Justice Campus (JJC); or remodeling the existing Hall of Records and annex. Nerland told the board staff had prepared rough cost estimates and site advantages and disadvantages for each option.
Why it matters: board members said the decision will shape downtown Fresno and county operations for decades, affect parking and transit…
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