You can learn more about what a future community center in the City of Kewaunee could offer at the Kewaunee Common Council meeting on Monday. The Cedar Corporation conducted the survey in the city earlier this year, gathering more than 260 responses. The survey explored how the community uses some of the facilities that are already in the city that could be a part of the new project, including the senior center and the library. More than 50 percent of respondents said the senior center needs a complete renovation, while 35.8 percent of respondents believe an expansion of the library is warranted. Fifty-two percent of the survey respondents strongly agreed that residents would benefit from a re-imagined, all-inclusive facility that would serve as the community center. Just over 15 percent disagreed with building a community center, stating that it is a waste of tax dollars and that current spaces should be repaired. Representatives from the Cedar Corporation will go through the entire report in more detail when the Kewaunee Common Council meets at City Hall on Monday at 6 p.m. The council will also discuss swapping handicapped-accessible spots and adopting an updated Kewaunee County Hazard Mitigation Plan during the meeting.