PRC Update
Our Church Property Redevelopment Committee (PRC) continues its investigative work on redevelopment and keeping congregants engaged through News Notes, vodcasts or other forms of communications.
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The next few years at FBCH will bring significant change to our facilities and property. The Property Redevelopment Committee has developed a proposal for a 5-Phase Renovation Plan that will help FBCH modernize our building infrastructure, transition from fossil fuels, and renovate parts of our facility that support our congregation’s ministry and mission.
There will be two briefings on the proposed renovations with the option to join by Zoom for the presentation portion of the briefing. Those who come in person can walk through the building following the presentation:
Tuesday, February 13 at 7:00pm (following Pancake Supper)
Members of the Board of Management and Diaconate
Thursday, February 15 from 5:00-7:00pm
Open to Everyone
Presentation is at 5:00pm. However, you are welcome to drop-in, view the plans, and ask questions any time between 5:00pm-7:00pm.
Phase One plans were discussed at the January 14, 2024, Congregational Meeting and were linked to the offer to lease approved by the Congregation. Work is already underway on part of the Phase One plan. This Phase entails the work needed to prepare for the Armbrae Academy tenancy later this year. Note that Armbrae is responsible for modifications to the interior spaces they will lease. FBCH work includes:
Phase One also includes modifications to the third floor to support our mission and ministry. Some of these modifications are temporary—creating program space that will eventually relocate to space underneath the Sanctuary that is proposed to be renovated in Phase 2. Temporary modifications include:
Phase One modifications also include more permanent changes to the third floor:
If you cannot make one of the scheduled briefings, contact Ken Margeson for questions or to arrange a time to learn more about the proposed plan. Further Congregational discussion and votes related to Phases 2-5 will come to the Congregation in the coming months and will be linked to the availability of financial resources as the work of the Property Redevelopment Committee comes to fruition.