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4‘) <br /> 4 , 444 Tv <br /> 2. The bathroom and bedroom on the west end should also be removed. lid ? <br /> 3. All remaining carpet should be removed. �2 c S <br /> 4. The remaining structure should be re- roofed to preserve its integrity. <br /> By doing the minimal work suggested in the NAGAO PACIFIC report, I would hope that the <br /> existing building could remain for a 2 to 5 year period as a maintenance shop only. All public <br /> use of this building was discontinued in March of this year. -+ ' <br /> The Facilities Division should be able to contract this work to be done by the middle of Oetober <br /> (Blue Mountain Construction ?). <br /> Option #1 Costs: <br /> 1. Demolition of patio storage, restroom, and one bedroom $ <br /> 2. Re- roofing remainder of the building $ <br /> 3. Securing west end of the building $ <br /> The Facilities Division would need to determine the cost to contract the work. <br /> Long - term Solution /Option #2 <br /> I would propose building a new maintenance shop along the south property line, just east of the <br /> existing storage bins. The building would need to be approximately 1,500 square feet, and <br /> would include: <br /> 1 - Office 10' x 12' 120 sq ft <br /> 1 - Lunch Room 10' x 12' 120 sq ft <br /> 1 - Restroom with shower 8' x 10' 80 sq ft <br /> 1 - Work Area/Heated 12' x 15' 180 sq ft <br /> 1 - Storage Area/Heated 12' x 15' 180 sq ft <br /> 1 - 3 Bay Garage/Lights 22' x 36' 792 sq ft <br /> TOTAL 1472 sq ft • <br /> per foot for <br /> Cost of such a building should be approximately $150,000, using $ 100 p q <br /> construction. <br /> If the short-term repairs are made, the Facilities Divisio shoul s . e able to include a building of <br /> this type in the CIP within a 2 to 5 year period. <br /> 7 <br /> Page 2 <br />