LIBRARY DESIGN

ARCHITECTURE | PLANNING

PETERS AND ASSOCIATES

ARCHITECTS, P.C.

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PETERS AND ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS, P.C.

has built a reputation designing practical, no nonsense,

and cost effective solutions for our clients. We do not

design monuments to ourselves. Our professional staff

realizes that each project must be designed to meet specific

project goals, to satisfy the needs of our client, and to meet

established budgets.

We pride ourselves on our reputation of providing responsible

design solutions, with the best interest of our clients of

primary importance.

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“The firm has provided excellent service in a thoroughly professional manner. Their expertise in meeting our needs as to design, size and cost containment was outstanding.”

Larry Clay,ChairmanGraves Library

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“We were impressed with their professionalism and expertise. The design that they have provided has met all our needs and will be a beautiful addition to our town.”

Dorothy Foged, Chairperson

Springfield Library Foundation

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ABOUT US

Peters and Associates, Architects, P. C. is a highly experienced firm, which has a diversity of professional experience. Founded in 1983, the firm has served a variety of clients, including municipalities and political subdivisions, corporations, private individuals and developers. The projects we have done are located throughout a ten-state area in the Midwest and Southwest.

Our firm’s success with library projects are significant. Our completed works include two (2) Library Feasibility and Needs Assessments, seven (7) New Library Facilities, and three (3) Library Addition/Renovation projects. Each of these facilities are full service community libraries complete with meeting space for public use. A common lobby space that provides access to both the library and the public meeting rooms is an element of each of our library projects. Access to all public space is provided without breaching the security of the library itself. Our experience with these projects has made us keenly aware of the unique requirements of each project, and how to resolve those issues in the best interest of our clients.

We also have the personnel and experience to LEED design and certification, life-cycle cost analysis, and master planning. The most important element of our service is our continuity of personal contact with our Client, which is essential to the successful completion of your projects.

Our project team consists of a multi-discipline group of professionals that take pride in providing planning, architecture, and engineering services second to none. We have developed an excellent working relationship with our consultants to provide a cohesive project team from project onset through completion.

Peters and Associates, Architects, P. C. has demonstrated a consistent ability to represent the best interest of our clients, to design our projects within established budgets, and to perform our service in a timely and professional

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Sustainable DesignThe project team is dedicated to innovative, environmentally sensitive design solutions and we recognize that saving energy begins

with teamwork. We have learned that a significant reduction in energy consumption can be achieved by involving our clients in the

initial establishment of the project’s energy goals and in the examination of decisions made during the design process. We realize the

significance of “green” concepts and will provide the necessary leadership in order to take advantage of such concepts. The project

team will identify and recommend sustainable concepts, allowing the client to make informed decisions relative to the planning of

various facility components.

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BIM ProcessPeters and Associates, Architects, P. C. has adopted the Building Information Modeling (BIM) process as a standard of practice to

provide our clients with the best possible solutions on schedule and within budget. This process has proven to reduce coordination

issues by modeling facility components in a comprehensive, three-dimensional virtual environment. The BIM process is no longer a

linear, top-down organizational method like that of its predecessors, but an integrated process through which information is

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TEAM DEDICATION TO PROJECT

Peters and Associates, Architects, P.C. takes pride in its consistent reputation for client service. Being a small firm with a commitment to client service, we realize that each of our projects must be fulfilled with the highest possible degree of responsiveness on all levels of design and administration services. It is our intention that, upon the completion of a project, our client should feel that it has received the highest attainable degree of professional services.

The timely completion of projects is also a major component of our professional reputation. We are sensitive to the concerns of our clients that a project be completed on time, and we have succeeded in meeting even our own stringent schedules on past projects. Our Team can be selected with full confidence in our ability to deliver responsible services, on time and within established budgets.

Our reputation has been enhanced further through our consistent ability to design projects within established budgets. Our track record in this area is significant for all clients who are accountable for the expenditure of funds, be they public or private. We know that cost overruns are undesirable for all concerned, and we have proven our commitment to bringing projects in on budget. We use a specialized consultant to do project cost estimating throughout the project.

Peters and Associates, Architects, P. C. has been extensively involved with meeting facilitation throughout our 29 years in the architecture and design industry. As meeting facilitators we are able to help clarify concise, meaningful, and achievable goals. We have the experience necessary to keep public discussions on task and on time.

The projects we have done represent a broad range of building types from extensive renovations to complete new facilities. Our clientele includes such varied entities as municipalities, political subdivisions, corporations, developers, and private individuals. The fact that we have served well the needs of such disparate clients as these testifies our commitment and ability to represent each client’s interests.

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PROJECT TEAM LEADERS

Donald S. Peters founded Peters and Associates in 1983 as a continuation of nine years experience in the Architectural profession. His diverse experience includes multiple project types and all facets of the design and construction process.

• Architectural Degree: Bachelor of Architecture University of Nebraska, 1974• Architectural Registrations: Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, South Dakota, Iowa, and National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). • Professional Experience: 37 years

Since receiving his master’s degree from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Jonathan Bell has been an active team member and Project Manager for a wide variety of project types. His experience includes religious, financial, civic, and health care facilities. These projects include major renovation and new construction ranging from $50,000 to $13,000,000. Jonathan has extensive experience in graphic rendering from a background in Art that compliments his abilities as a planner and designer. His expertise includes coordination of projects with design architects, direction of consulting engineers, and compliance with building, fire and safety codes.• Architectural Degree: Master of Architecture, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 1995• Professional Experience: 16 years

Jesse McConnell has been an active team member for a wide variety of project types. His experience includes religious, civic, and health care facilities. These projects include major renovation and new construction ranging from $50,000 to $13,000,000. Jesse has extensive experience in computer rendering that compliments his abilities as a planner and designer. His expertise includes coordination of projects with design architects, direction of consulting engineers, and compliance with building, fire and safety codes.• Architectural Degree: Master of Architecture, Master of Community & Regional Planning University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 2009• Professional Experience: 12 years

DONALD S. PETERSPresident, Architect of Record

JONATHAN BELLProject Architect, Designer

JESSE MCCONNELL, LEED BD+C, ASSOCIATE AIAProject Manager, Designer, Planner

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THE BESS JOHNSON ELKHORN PUBLIC LIBRARY

The first stage of this project was to study and evaluate several potential sites for Elkhorn’s new library facility. The planning process led to the construction of a new facility on a dramatic hilltop site, making the facility a major civic landmark in the City of Elkhorn. The building incorporates natural light through clerestory windows, and provides capacity for the future growth of the library. Features include a state-of-the-art networked computer system allowing patrons to take full advantage of the communication technology now available.

Elkhorn, Nebraska

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GARDNER PUBLIC LIBRARY

This 7,000 square foot community library project is located adjacent the downtown area of Wakefield Nebraska. Design features provide a generous amount of natural light combined with an open flowing plan. A glass walled reading area focuses on a flower garden, and a central skylight serves as the focal point in the main library area. The lobby/gallery houses a historic collection of frontier firearms and other artifacts making this facility not only a library but a community museum as well. As with all public facilities, libraries in particular, the space planning was crucial to the success of this project. Space relationships and adjacencies, along with a good patron, flow was high on the priorities as programing of this project proceeded.

Wakefield, Nebraska

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SPRINGFIELD MEMORIAL LIBRARY

This library was designed for a “park like” setting next to the elementary school. The new facility incorporates library stacks around a central reading area with skylights for natural light. The facility also includes a community meeting room which can accomodate over 50 people.

Our firm was retained to design a 2,200 sq. ft. addition to the existing library. The addition doubled the size of the existing library stacks area and added more storage space. The addition was completed in November, 2011

Springfield, Nebraska

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CREIGHTON PUBLIC LIBRARY

This new facility, designed for a downtown site, incorporates combined library stacks and a reading area in an open space with a central skylight for natural light. The facility includes a community meeting room and provides space for the future growth of the library.

Creighton, Nebraska

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GRETNA PUBLIC LIBRARY

This new facility occupies the site of the existing library structure. Designed to meet an extremely tight budget. The building incorporates combined library stacks and reading area in an open space with a central skylight. The new library includes a community meeting room, and provides space for the future growth of the library.

Gretna, Nebraska

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VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY & CONFERENCE CENTER

Valley Public Library and Conference Center was completed through the schematic design phase in order to provide the client with graphic representations for community support and funding. The concept includes three separate but compatible functions in a combined facility: a library, conference center and museum. Each space is served via a common lobby. A Community Library occupies the primary space in the facility. A Conference Center is included to host meetings and events for the growing community, and will serve as a destination venue for business meetings and workshops. A third element is planned to house a Museum for the Western Douglas County area, to include the City of Valley and surrounding areas.

The library is divided into sections specific to age appropriate needs for children, teens, and seniors, along with a general non-age specific area. Complementing these areas is a Genealogy Research Area and a Computer Use Area. The Conference Center would have portable walls that could be divided into smaller rooms or left open for one large area. Kitchen facilities along with office areas and restrooms would round out the total experience of the Conference Center.

Valley, Nebraska

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DESIGN CONCEPT REPORTS

Our firm was commissioned to perform a study for the Alliance Public Library. Goals included an assessment of current library and related community needs, evaluation of the existing library structure for suitability for modification/addition, and recommendations for location of a new library site. A thorough evaluation of local community, educational, and business needs was done, to assess their impact on design requirements of a new combined library and communication technology center.

Alliance, Nebraska

Alliance Public Library

A needs assessment and evaluation of existing facilities was done to ascertain immediate and future needs of the Library. Handicapped access was a major concern and factored into the need for renovation. The study’s conclusion and recommendations included a program statement for an addition and renovation of the existing building.

Stanton, Nebraska

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OTHER LIBRARY EXPERIENCE

Bennington Public Library - AdditionBennington, Nebraska

Although the 1995 fund drive for the proposed new facility was unsuccessful, growth of library use and programs has continued. The City retained our firm to design an addition to and renovation of the existing library to accommodate this growth. Although the resultant project was quite scaled down, it nearly doubled the available space of the library and brought much needed improvements to the existing library space.

Newman Grove Public Library - AdditionNewman Grove, Nebraska

This project entailed complete renovation of the existing facility and an addition, which doubled the building area. Con-cerns for internal circulation and visual control required relocation of the entrance and building access. The design in-cluded a workroom and a small meeting room, giving the project all the essential elements of a small town library.

Bennington Public LibraryBennington, Nebraska

In January of 1995, our firm was commissioned to design a new library facility for the City of Bennington. Funding for the project had not been arranged, but a capitol campaign was planned to proceed concurrently with the design process. Preliminary design was completed for a facility of 5,000 square feet, with an estimated construction cost of $450,000. The fund drive was unsuccessful, and the project was temporarily abandoned.

“The conceptual drawing was transformed into a building plan clearly

demonstrating the design excellence of the firm. Limited construction

space and limited budget requirements have been overcome due to

Mr. Peters’ efforts and those of his staff.”

Donna Stenneche, Library Board Chairman

Gretna Public Library, Gretna, NE

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES OSCHEMATIC DESIGN

Review of building program with OwnerAnalysis of project requirementsSchematic DesignSubmit Statement of Probable Construction CostOwner review and approvalDevelop and explore possible phasing plans

CODE REVIEWGeneral and broad based code review done at the start of every projectWork is continually checked for code compliance throughout the entire design phase and production of construction documentsPositive line of communication between us and numerus code officials in our multi-state work areaCode documents and Drawings listing applicable code requirements from appropriate IBC, Life Safety Codes, and others as required

DESIGN DEVELOPMENTDefinition of building finish materials and systemsDesign of building structural systemDesign of building mechanical and electrical systemsPreliminary project review with regulatory agenciesRevise Statement of Probable Construction CostOwner review and approval

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTSPreparation of construction documents that include working drawings and specificationsPreparation of Bid Package, information to bidders, bid form, contract forms, and conditions of the construction contractRevise Statement of Probable Construction CostOwner review and approval

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Peters and Associates, Architects, P. C. provides a full range of Architectural and Planning services. Our staff gives each project personal attention and involvement from inception through closeout. We believe that continuity of personal contact with the Client is essential to the successful completion of our projects. Our projects also have the attention of the principals and/or key personnel of the consulting civil, structural, and mechanical/electrical engineering firms. Each of these individuals is highly qualified and experienced, and offers the best of professional services in their respective discipline.

BIDDING AND NEGOTIATIONIssue of final bid documents to appropriate regulatory agencies for approvalDistribution of construction documents for bidIssue necessary addendums and clarificationsEvaluation of qualifications of prospective subcontractors

CONTRACT ADMINISTRATIONPreparation of construction contractsConduct Pre-Construction ConferenceReview of contractor’s schedule of valuesReview of shop drawings and samplesAdministration of construction contractConstruction observation, periodic site visits appropriate to the construction phase to review progress, quality of the work and compliance of the work with contract documentsReview of contractor’s application for payment and issuance of certificates for payment

PROJECT CLOSEOUTPrepare punch list inspection reportDetermination of dates of substantial completion and final completion, and issuance of certificates for sameReview of written guarantees and warrantiesCertify final application for payment

MASTER PLANNINGObjective and independent analysisInterview of User GroupsEstablish overall project parametersIdentify general goalsPrioritize specific goalsDetermine fiscal responsibility / concernsDevelop Master Plan

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USE OF DIGITALOur Design our clientele, wherever their projects are located. Our personnel and each of our consulting engineers utilize digital technology in our communication, design and production services. every day part of our process of doing business at a distance. Our entire design team, together with our consulting engineers and our clients, are linked by our ability to transmit drawings and information.

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SERVICES OUR FIRM PROVIDESIssue of final bid documents to appropriate regulatory

Construction observation, periodic site visits appropriate to the construction phase to review progress, quality of the work and compliance of the work with contract

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Determination of dates of substantial completion and

PROGRAMMINGReview of project design goalsInterview of User GroupsEstablish specific project goalsIdentify adjacency requirementsReview budgetary concernsDevelop Building Program

PLANNINGCommunity Involvement workshopsInterview of User GroupsPublic SurveysIdentify possible funding available and how to access itFeasibility StudiesSpace Needs Assessments

USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGYOur Design Team has made a commitment to serve the needs of our clientele, wherever their projects are located. Our personnel and each of our consulting engineers utilize digital technology in our communication, design and production services. This is an every day part of our process of doing business at a distance. Our entire design team, together with our consulting engineers and our clients, are linked by our ability to transmit drawings and information.

All design and drafting done with AutoCAD, REVIT ArchitectureAll consultants fully integrated with our digital systemsElectronic transfer of design and drawing images between Architect and consultantsDigital interface with clients who have capabilityWeb-based project management and communicationMarketing Graphics Development

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LEED CERTIFICATIONLEED Accredited Professionals on staff Mechanical and Electrical Consultants are LEED Accredited Professionals. Direct the project team gathering the documentation required for the building certification review. Provide guidance in selecting building systems and materials to provide a Energy Efficient building.

LIFE-CYCLE COST ANALYSISCoordinate with consultants to provide a life-cycle analysis of building components. Submit documentation for review to local and state code officials, when applicable. Provide documentation for client to make an educated choice of products/systems.

PROJECT RECORDSProvide final as-built drawings in digital/ CADD format to show actual final construction conditions. Provide final as-build specification and other documents to show actual final construction conditions. All records will be in both paper and digital formats.

WARRANTY PHASENegotiate warranty phase as request by client to including but not limited to:Provide continuing professional architectural and engineering services as required to insure compliance with warranty previsions by contractor.Negotiate a time frame of warranty phase

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING (BIM) TECHNOLOGYProvide final as-built BIM model of actual final construction conditions, to be used by Client. Train Facility Manager on use of BIM Model.

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Peters and Associates, Architects, P. C. has provided professional services for several clients for multiple projects. The most sincere compliment we have received is to be asked by a former client to provide services for additional projects. The following is a partial listing of clients who have utilized our services on multiple projects:

The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society Sioux Falls, South Dakota 20 Design Contracts

Community Care of America, Inc.Naples, Florida 16 Design Contracts

Careage ManagementSioux City, Iowa 12 Design Contracts

Bethesda Care Centers Colorado Springs, Colorado 7 Design Contracts

Beverly Enterprises, Inc. Fort Smith, Arkansas 7 Design Contracts

Life Care Centers of America, Inc.Cleveland, Tennessee 4 Design Contracts

Village of Stuart, NebraskaStuart, Nebraska 2 Design Contracts

Community Memorial Health CenterHartley, Iowa

4 Design Contracts

Louisville Care CenterLouisville, Nebraska 2 Design Contracts

Russel and Sandy AndersonElkhorn, Nebraska

3 Design Contracts

Char-Mac Assisted LivingLawton, Iowa

2 Design Contracts

Region IV Office of Developmental DisabilitiesWayne, Nebraska

7 Design Contracts

Santee Sioux Tribe of NebraskaNiobrara (Santee) Nebraska

7 Design Contracts

Winnebago Tribe of NebraskaWinnebago, Nebraska

3 Design Contracts

St. John’s Catholic ChurchValley, Nebraska

3 Design Contracts

Flandreau Sioux Tribe of South DakotaFlandreau, South Dakota

2 Design Contracts

United Methodist ChurchGretna, Nebraska

2 Design Contracts

Springfield Public Library Springfield, Nebraska

2 Design Contracts

REPEAT CLIENTS

”The project went very smoothly and was finished on time and under

budget. Our Library Board and City Council were very pleased with

the outcome of the building.”

Wendy Anderson, Director

The Bess Johnson Elkhorn Public Library

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GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

OF PRACTICEPeters and Associates, Architects, P.C. has provided professional services for multiple projects at a distance. Our completed works are located throughout Nebraska, each surrounding state, as well as other distant states.

To effectively respond to our large market area, we operate a company aircraft, which has greatly enhanced our mobility. The efficiency that private flying affords our personnel has enabled us to maintain the control over projects located at a distance, which is critical to their successful completion.

We provide complete architectural services for all of our projects, including administration of the construction contract. The use of private aviation has made it practical for our firm to pursue projects at a distance. Drive times of 5 hours are normally reduced to less than 1½ hours by flying, allowing more efficient use our time, and significantly expanding our market area.

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Gardner Public Library- Wakefield, Nebraska Larry Clay Graves Library Foundation Chairman 408 Maple Street Wakefield, Nebraska 68784 (402-287-2077) Springfield Public Library- Springfield, Nebraska Dorothy Foged Springfield Library Foundation Foundation Chairperson 840 Elm Street (Former) Springfield, Nebraska 68059 (402-253-2633)

Carol Barnes Springfield Library Foundation Foundation Chairperson Springfield, Nebraska 68059 (402-253-2077)

Creighton Public Library - Creighton, Nebraska Lindsay Neuhaus Creighton Public Library Director 701 State Street Creighton, Nebraska 69729 (402-358-3767) Merritt C. Warren Creighton Public Library Foundation Director 701 State St. Creighton, Nebraska 69729 (402-358-5115)

The Bess Johnson Elkhorn Public Library- Elkhorn, Nebraska Wendy Anderson The Bess Johnson Elkhorn Public Library Library Director 100 Reading Road Elkhorn, Nebraska 68022 (402-289-4367)

Gretna Public Library- Gretna, Nebraska Jim Warren The City of Gretna Mayor (former) 204 North McKenna Avenue Gretna, Nebraska 68028 (402-332-3336)

Donna Steinneke Gretna Public Library Committee Chairperson 736 South Street Gretna, Nebraska 68028 (402-332-4480) Bennington Public Library- Bennington, Nebraska Leola Bonge Bennington Public Library Library Director Post Office Box 32 15678 Warehouse Road Bennington, Nebraska 68007 (402-238-2201)

Newman Grove Public Library- Newman Grove, Nebraska Elenor Boettcher Newman Grove Public Library Library Director 615 Hale Avenue Newman Grove, Nebraska 68758 (402-477-2331)

Alliance Public Library- Alliance, Nebraska Mavis McLean Alliance Public Library Library Director 324 Laramie Avenue Alliance, Nebraska 69301 (308-762-1387)

Valley Public Library- Valley, Nebraska Wendy Deane Valley Public Library Library Foundation 207 Spruce Street Chairperson Valley, Nebraska 68064 (402-660-7040)

Stanton Public Library- Stanton, Nebraska Robert Henrickson Stanton Public Library Former Mayor 1200 Hickory Street Stanton, Nebraska 69779 (402-439-2583)

REFERENCES

Peters and Associates, Architects, P. C. takes great pride in the reputation we have established with the clients we have served. We offer the following individuals as references for our personal and professional qualifications and credibility. We invite you to contact these individuals directly for personal verification.

Rev. James Kramper St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Pastor (former) 1323 R Street Tekamah, Nebraska 68061 (402-626-7605)

Mike Henry Santee Tribal Health ClinicTribal Health Director 110 South Visiting Eagle Street Niobrara (Santee), Nebraska 68760 (402-857-2300) Dan Myers Careage Management, L.L.C.President 1512 Pierce Street Sioux City, Iowa 51105 (712-293-0117)

Jeff Warren Warren Garage DoorOwner 1400 Square Turn Blvd. Norfolk, Nebraska 68702 (402-371-7755)

John Meis City of Le Mars Community Development P.O. Box 1130 Director Le Mars, Iowa 51031 (712-548-4972)

Lydell Woodbury First Nebraska BankExec. Vice President 232 North Spruce Street Valley, Nebraska 68064 (402-439-2168)

Judy Sealer Life Care Center of Elkhorn Administrator (Ret.) 315 Hopper Street Elkhorn, Nebraska 68022 (402-779-3420)

David Henry Santee Sioux Tribe of NebraskaTribal Vice Chairman 108 Spirit Lake Avenue West Niobrara (Santee), Nebraska 68760 (402-857-2772)

Bruce Allen Flandreau Sioux TribeTribal Health Director(Past) PO Box 283 Flandreau, SD 57028 (605-997-3922)

Steve Hallgren NW Iowa Planning & Develop. CommissionPlanner 217 West 5th Street Spencer, Iowa 51301 (712-262-7662)

Russel & Sandy Anderson Bavarian Meadows Assisted Living Owners 1208 S 193rd Street Omaha, Nebraska 68022 (402-763-8875)

Jeannine Bunge Community Memorial Health CenterAdministrator 231 North Eighth Avenue West Hartley, Iowa 51346 (712-728-2428)

Wendy Nelson Prairie View HomeAdministrator 610 Eastern Street Sanborn, Iowa 51248 (712-729-3228)

Dr. Craig Bartruff, M.D. K.C. Healthcare Enterprises, Inc. Owner Post Office Box 389 Gothenburg, Nebraska 69138 (308-537-3673)

Pat Zaugg West Bend Care Center Administrator 203 Fourth Street West Bend, Iowa 50597 (551-887-4071)

Featured Projects References Other References

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PETERS AND ASSOCIATES

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