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Ramsey Fire Station No 2 Replacement Study a <br />Feasibility Study V <br />Ramsey, Minnesota <br />BKV Group 1272.05 G R O U P <br />used for the investigation of multiple site configurations in the Site Assessment section of this report. The plan <br />diagram provided in section 5 of this report represents the preferred preliminary floor plan, however, it should be <br />noted that a detailed programming and schematic design effort will be required in order to develop a final concept <br />plan for a new replacement fire station. Additional concept plans are provided in the appendix of this report. <br />Site Assessment and Concept Site Plan <br />The proposed site is to include the Replacement fire station as well as a proposed communications tower supporting <br />Anoka County 800 mhz dispatching communications. Information related to the communications tower requirements <br />and design criteria were based on numerous reviews with John Tonding of Anoka County and reviewed with <br />Connexus in conjunction with the adjacent Connexus power sub - station located to the East of the site. <br />Multiple site concept plans were developed to explore a range of site development concepts including fire station <br />location, site access, and communication tower locations. The site concept plans are based on preliminary building <br />concept plan options included in Appendix B of this report. The concept site plan included in section 6 o this report <br />illustrates the recommended site concept, however, further development should be required in the Schematic Design <br />Phase of a replacement fire station project. Through these preliminary site concept explorations, the design team and <br />Fire Department believe the site to be adequately sized and configured for reasonable flexibility and some future <br />expansion for additional apparatus bays. The final location of the communications tower requires final coordination <br />and agreement by Connexus, Anoka County, and the City of Ramsey, however, preliminary tower locations appear to <br />be compatible with the proposed fire station use and anticipated site configuration. <br />Option Cost Estimates <br />The estimates included in section 7 of this report outline the costs associated with the re -use concepts Option I and <br />Option 2 and replacement fire station Option 3 and were prepared by BKV Group based on the enclosed plan <br />concept document. Estimates should be considered as comparative only, final project budgets should be established <br />following more detailed Schematic Design efforts for any of the options explored in this report, comparisons of <br />overall project scope, however, may be made with these figures as project assumptions have been kept consistent <br />The Preliminary Project estimates are as follows: <br />Initial Project Option Costs <br />Construction Cost "Soft Costs" / Contingency Total Project Cost <br />Option I- Stabilization $270,000 $82,262 $352,262 <br />Option 11 — Partial Demo $621,220 $196,345 $817,565 <br />Option 111— New Construction $1,781,640 $626,353 $2,407,993 <br />Project Cost Comparison <br />Options I and II above each assume the construction of a new replacement fire station within five to eight years. As <br />such, a comparison to overall project feasibility should include an assessment of initial option costs (as outlined above) <br />as well as total project costs which include new construction costs and inflation costs over time. The following <br />assume a five year delay prior to construction of a new replacement fire station for Options I and 11 and compare <br />those total project costs against new construction for Option III in 2007 <br />Initial Project Scope New Construction New Construction Inflation to 2012 Total Project <br />Option 1 $352,262 $2,407,993 $638,883 $3,399,141 <br />Option II $817,565 $2,407,993 $638,883 $3,864,444 <br />Option 111 $0 $2,407,993 $0 $2,407,993 <br />Architectural Space Program Report <br />Comm. No. 1573.02 Date <br />