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Monroe Council accepts updated plans for $4.5 million community center; senior board outlines design requests
Summary
The Monroe City Council voted 4-0 to accept updated designs for a new $4.5 million community center after Sunrise Engineering presented exterior options and senior center leaders requested specific interior finishes, acoustics, and access controls to protect their space.
Trent Brown of Sunrise Engineering presented updated architectural drawings for the proposed Monroe City Community Center and the City Council voted to accept the plans as presented. Brown said the drawings maintained the previously approved floor plan while adding exterior elevation options and clarifying interior features. The council approved the plans by roll call, with a 4-0 vote (Bagley, Johnson, Payne and Sirrine voting yes). The motion was moved by Councilmember Perry Payne and seconded by Councilmember Ryan Johnson.
The design includes a 9-foot ceiling in the east wing (pool table area, small kitchen, restrooms, storage) and a 10-foot ceiling in the main dining room and primary kitchen. Two exterior finish choices…
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