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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 04/28/2020 <br />Submitted For: Grant Riemer, Engineering/Public Works <br />By: Grant Riemer, Engineering/Public Works <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Status update on New Public Works Building Design and Cost Estimates <br />7. 1. <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Purpose: <br />The purpose of this case is to bring the council up to date on where staff and consultants are in the design of the <br />new PW building. Representatives from both RJM Construction, the city's construction management firm on the <br />project, and Oertel Architects, the city's design firm, will be on hand to explain where we are in the process, how <br />we arrived there, and to answer any questions the council may have. <br />Notification: <br />N/A <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />The City of Ramsey has long planned for a new public works facility and added it to our Capital Improvement Plan <br />(CIP) in 2006. The land was secured in 2008 by the purchase of the former Bury -Carlson site. That purchase was <br />finalized in 2013 and the BKV Group was hired in 2015 to perform a space needs study. In September of 2019, <br />council authorized the hiring of RJM Construction to over see the construction of the new PW facility, followed by <br />the hiring of Oertel Architects in February of 2020 to provide architectural/engineering services. Attached to this <br />case are draft site plans, building layout, and conceptual design drawings from Oertel Architects. Also attached are <br />the preliminary budget numbers for the project provided by RJM construction <br />Funding Source: <br />Staff prepared a summary showing the recommended applicable percentage of staff and capital costs related to <br />Enterprise funded activities (Water, Sewer, Storm Water utility) in relation to total costs of capital/personnel costs <br />attributed to the public works division. Based on this calculation, approximately 34% of costs is attributed to the <br />city's utility funds. <br />Using the 34% enterprise rate, the Public Works funding scenario would be as follows: <br />Enterprise funds would make up $6,222,000 of the total (i.e., $18.3M estimated) <br />• Water: $2,736,000 <br />• Sewer $2,736,000 <br />• St Lt: $250,000 <br />• Storm: $500,000 <br />Total Enterprise $6,222,000 <br />Other Funds: <br />Landfill Trust Fund: $2.2M (brings fund to $0) <br />Facility Fund: $1.0M <br />Total Other $3.2 M <br />