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2005-06-27 Regular Meeting, Workshop Meeting and Public Hearing of La Porte City Council
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2005-06-27 Regular Meeting, Workshop Meeting and Public Hearing of La Porte City Council
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0 <br />REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM <br />Agenda Date Requested: 11 2005 <br />Requested By: S- Gillett <br />Department: Rubl*c darks <br />Report: X Resolution: Ordinance: <br />Exhibits: Hiutt-Zollar Presentation <br />Exhibits: Budget Analysis <br />Exhibits <br />Appropriation <br />Source of Funds: <br />Account Number: <br />Amount Budgeted: <br />Amount Requested: <br />Budgeted Item: YES NO <br />SUMMARY & RECOMMENDATION <br />The City has been planning for the replacement of the Police facility for over five years. The Facility Analysis, <br />dated 2001, projected the space needs and budget for the new facility. The proposed needs included existing and <br />projected needs for a 20 year planning period. The February 2002 bond election included the approval of $7.7 <br />million for this facility. The implementation of this Project was delayed due to the change in direction in regard to <br />location. After an extensive search and evaluation, the current site was selected approximately one year ago, with <br />acquisition in early 2005. <br />The delay has resulted in increased costs, over and above the original budget. Additionally, the original goals for <br />the facility have changed, with increases in space needs for growth, as well as the addition of an Emergency <br />Operations Center. Finally, purchase of the land, not originally included in the budget, has increased costs. <br />Increases in the price of construction and materials are well above the consumer price index for the average <br />consumer. The average CIP for the past several years has averaged around 3% per year. These factors have resulted <br />in increased costs for the facility, from an estimated $7.7M to $10.5M, excluding the land. <br />The facility is on schedule for completion by April 2007. In order to meet this schedule, the city must begin the <br />process of selecting a design/build contractor. To do so, the budget must be established. The Program Manager, <br />Huitt-Zollars, has completed the first phase of the process by translating the Facility Analysis from a conceptual idea <br />to a floor and site plan. Specification and contract documents are almost complete. The Request For Qualifications <br />(RFQ), which is the prequalification process, should identify a budget range. It is suggested by the Program <br />Manager that a range of $7M to $10.5M be used for this purpose. Potential sources of funding include the sale of <br />CO's. <br />The council presentation will include the attached slides, with a detailed explanation of the process and budget. <br />Staff is seeking direction to proceed with the Project at the increased funding level, or return to the proposed floor <br />plan and reduce the scope of the Project. <br />Action Required by Council: Provide direction to staff. <br />Approved for City Council Agenda <br />�&6460 -S -D 5- <br />Debra Feazelle, City Manager 6 Date <br />
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