Yes, we all can agree on a robust and thorough fact-finding of all actual costs of every option and every avenue of financing and the responsibilities of each foundation with the ultimate plan decided by the voters who, after all, will have to pay for the project.
Your foundation now wants a 6,000 sf park on the site of the Annex.  It would be situated directly across the street from Stewarts Bar.  The bar has had complaints from the Patrick Plaza condominium about loud noise, loud music, rowdy behavior,etc.  I'm sure the bar patrons would love to have a close by park to sit and smoke instead of standing to smoke in the Bauer Funeral Home parking lot.  Destroying an historic part of Snohomish's history for a few neighboring business's patrons just does not make good common sense.  When Snohomish's last strong mayor, the iconic Payson Peterson, dedicated the Annex in 1968, everyone in town loved the design and down to earth functionality and utility reflecting local frugal values.