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Police Facility at a cost not to exceed $822,000 and to attthorize the use of funds from the <br />Equipment Replacement Fund and the Facility Const~n.tction Fund. <br /> <br />Further Discussion: Assistant City Administrator Nelson noted the resolution includes a cost not <br />to exceed $825,000. This will be corrected to the amount 0f$822,000. <br /> <br />Motion cat-r/ed. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers Elvig, Strommen, Cook, Kurak, <br />Pearson, and Zirnmerman. Voting No: None. <br /> <br />2) Consider Authorization for Design and Contract Services for Parking <br /> Structure <br /> <br />Assistant Public Works Director Olson explained the Park and Ride has been moved from the <br />southeast corner of the Town Center site to be located next to City Halt. The City has been <br />successful in acquiring additional funding fi'om the Metropolitan Council in the mnount of 2.2 <br />million dollars and can utilize the Park and Ride Grant fi'om the Federal Transit Admi.nistration <br />in the amount of $416,000. Staff is continuing to seek additional funding from other ~ant <br />authorities, however, it is necessary that construction is started early next spring to establish the <br />sen, ice and integrate rnultimodal transportation into this Transit Oriented Development. Since <br />the scope of this project has changed to a much more complex design, the need to begin that <br />design and refine the construction documents and specifications is extremely important to finish <br />in the scheduled timeline that has been included for the Council's review. The funding for this <br />work can come from the Public Improvement Revolving Fund and portions can be reimbursed <br />with the original $416,000 grant. <br /> <br />Assistant Public Works Director OlsOn indicated the total fees .for Planning and Schematic <br />Design for Phases I and H; Design Development of Phase I; Construction Documents of Phase I; <br />and Construction Administration of Phase I come to $566,850. In addition to the design fees, <br />reimbursable expenses will be invoiced at 1.1 times the actual cost and 'shall include such items <br />as transportation, postage, express deliver), services, plotting and reproduction of drawings arm <br />specifications, and similar project-related items. Staff recommends budgeting $18,000 for these <br />costs, which would include reproduction of bid docm'nents. There would also be an additional <br />$75,000 for soil testing and concrete testing of the facility as they go though the construction <br />phase and the development stage. Staff recommends going through with that portion of the <br />project for a total cost of $659,850. Staff has been extremely pleased with the level of sen,ice <br />and professionalism that has been associated with LSA Design and recommends 'that the-City <br />retain their services ~br the design and contract administration for this landmark project. <br /> <br />Councihnember Strommen indicated the recommendation of the Finance Corm'nittee was to <br />authorize the entire amount of $659,850, as it makes sense to include all the costs up fi'ont. <br /> <br />Councihnember Elvig noted there was other input fi'om LSA Design that there are other ~ants <br />and other funding opportunities still available from federal and state opportunities, and those <br />opportunities will continue to be looked for. <br /> <br />-122- <br /> <br />City Council/July 27, 2004 <br /> Page 10 of 35 <br /> <br /> <br />
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