January 2023 – The PW pavilion team re-evaluated new information and proposed doing a phased U-shaped approach to the evolution of the current pow wow grounds.
December 2022 – After the CDPC meeting. The team took a step back to look at the option of designing something larger similar to the Potawatomi pavilion. Their structure was built in 2012 and exceeded $2M which included kitchen, bathrooms, electricity for campers and vendors. Today’s price would be closer to $5M.
November 7, 2022 – Current concept includes a sloped roof to run the water off the back of the building. Flat front would allow the creation of new art panels, that can represent Oneida design.
October 21, 2022 – Paul Truttman is the new Construction Manager assigned to project.
Original finalized concept created by Troy Parr includes an MC booth, storage garage that doubles for tabulators. Concrete under the pavilion allows the structure to be used for outdoor class rooms, community gatherings, and outdoor meetings.
June 2022 – proposed lighting on pathway behind Norbert Hill Center. Hold until overall rebuild complete.
December 2021 – Initial concept meeting to brainstorm ideas. Click here to see full pdf of ideas.
