The Berger Center is being evaluated for potential improvements and upgrades. The following questions and answers cover what’s being considered and where the project stands today. View all updates on the Berger Assessment at oakmontvillage.com/berger-assessment.
Q: What is being proposed?
A: The Association is evaluating potential improvements to the Berger Center, including building system upgrades, interior and exterior updates, accessibility improvements, and a possible expansion to enhance functionality.
Q: Why is this project being considered now?
A: Many building systems are aging and approaching end-of-life. The project is being explored to address maintenance needs, meet current building and safety codes, and improve the overall functionality of the facility.
Q: Has anything been approved yet?
A: No. The project is still in the planning phase, and no final decisions have been made.
Q: Has the Association spent any money on this project?
A: No. At this time, no costs have been incurred by the Association, and no contract is in place.
Q: What stage is the project currently in?
A: The project has reached the 60% development milestone and is moving toward the 90% phase, where scope and details will be further refined.
Q: What happens at the 90% milestone?
A: At that stage, the Board will review more detailed information and decide whether to move forward with a specific scope of work and enter into a contract.
Q: What options are being considered?
A: The Board is reviewing multiple scope options, ranging from essential system replacements to additional improvements and potential expansion of the facility.
Q: Will residents have input?
A: Updates will continue to be shared as the project progresses, and the Board will consider community interests as part of the decision-making process.
Q: When would construction begin?
A: No timeline has been finalized. Construction timing will depend on Board decisions and project planning.
Q: Will the Berger Center be closed during construction?
A: That has not yet been determined. Options such as phased work or full closure will be evaluated during later planning stages.