“Call the Farm” will be office – Lofotposten

The municipal council in Flakstad being shelved now plans to use the 2nd floor of “Call the Farm” on Ramberg to kommunestyresal.

in Kalle Farm midst of Ramberg center holds the Home Care and plans are that Kirkelig Fellesråd will move into the premises where the bank previously lived.

Rental

the municipality also plans to use the second floor for kommunestyresal.

It was shelved under municipal board meeting on Tuesday.

if we are to make the 2nd floor of a large hall requires the change of use and it also comes in other fire requirements. This means that we now want to go away from it, said Mayor Hans Fredrik Sørdal when the council would deal with the matter of reconstruction of the former premises of the bank.

200 000

Technical Unit presented a costing that it would cost around 200,000 to put the premises in order.

the ventilation system is not working and it will cost around three million to enable it.

-In costings it is envisaged natural ventilation through windows / doors as the city hall, according to a note from the technical unit.

in addition, it was proposed to lease out the six office space on the 2nd floor which will provide an annual rent of 201,600.

transport modules are good. But the premises are suitable for Joint Council of Churches and the windows can be opened for ventilation, asked hook.

-Local is suitable and there are also soundproof rooms on the premises. We must replace a window or two it matter much cheaper than inserting new ventilation, replied the mayor.

Kristine Friis (FDL) thought it was very important that it was taken into account universal design.

Hans Fredrik Sørdal did not think it would be a big deal to make renting out the premises.

We have today interested parties to rent and there is great interest, he stated.

Anne-Birgit Mørkved Rommerud found the proposal was well.

that’s good reputation building if we now get adopted Kalle Farm and it will be a big plus with signs on the walls that show that businesses will Flakstad, believed Mørkved-Rommerud.

A unanimous council said yes to going to spend 200,000 to the rebuilding of Kalle Farm.