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Building and Park Facilities -Six-Year Funded Program Building and Park Facilities -Six-Year Funded Program <br /> Primary Building Systems Preserve and maintain exterior systems of City buildings, such as foundations, General Site & Facility Improvements Modify andlor add to <br />existing facilities to meet operational, safety and cost-efficiency <br /> sub/superstructure, floors, exterior closure and roof. goals. Primary goal is to address changing program functionsfieeds,and/orto improve <br /> PIanlPolicy Document: Facilities Condition Report, Uniform Building Code service delivery. Does not include acquisition or construction of new sites. <br /> PlanlPalicy Document: Parks & Recreation Plan, Public Safety Long Range Plan, <br /> Total Project Cost: $4,512,000 Roosevelt Maintenance Facility Plan, City Code, City <br /> Council Goals <br /> Total Project Cost: $1,560,000 <br /> Secondary Building Systems Preserve and maintain interior building features, such as partitions and doors, walls, <br /> floors, ceilings and all related finishes. <br /> PIanlPolicy Document: Facilities Condition Report ADA Renovations Improve and maintain access to City facilities for people with disabilities. Addresses <br /> Federal law and City-wide Facilities Accessibility Study. Examples include <br /> Total Project Cost: $450,000 implementation of ADA requirements at City buildings. <br /> PIanJPolicy Document: ADA Transition Plan <br /> Building Service Systems Preserve and maintain building service systems, including elevators, mechanical Total Project Cost: $1,116,000 <br /> systems (plumbing, heating, cooling) needed to maintain reasonable service levels. <br /> Program includes electrical systems necessary for lighting, equipment and computers. <br /> PIanlPolicy Document: facilities Condition Report <br /> New Capital Facilities <br /> Total Project Cost: $1,392,000 <br /> Open Space AcquisitionlDevdopment Acquire and develop open spaces for parks and recreation in developing residential <br /> areas. Areas targeted for acquisition will be based on the high priority neighborhood <br /> parks acquisition needs listed within theEugene Parks and Recreation Plan. <br /> Site Renovations & Rehabilitation Preserve and maintain special site•specific features, such as recreational facility parking <br /> lots and drives, irrigation systems, drainage systems, outdoor lighting systems, and park PIanlPolicy Documert: Parks & Recreation Plan, Bike Master Plan, <br />City Council <br /> furnishings & equipment. Goals <br /> PIanlPolicy Document: Parks & Recreation Plan ToW Project Cost: $3,000,000 <br /> Total Project Cost: $1,620,000 <br /> <br /> Site and Facility Improvements <br /> Alton Baker Park Tree Garden Design and construct a memorial tree garden in Alton Baker Park. The donor wishes <br /> to establish a place where community residents can plant trees and make other <br /> improvements in order to honor and memorialize family members. <br /> PIan/Policy Document: Hays Trust <br /> Total Project Cost: $20,000 <br /> Atrium Building Improvements Various upgrades and improvements for recently purchased building. May include <br /> improvements to HVAC, energy upgrades, roof and potential tenent improvements. <br /> PIanlPolicyDocumer~: Facilities Building Audit. <br /> Total Project Cost: $550,000 <br /> City of Eugene • 2000-2005 Capital Improvement Program City of Eugene • 2000.2005 Capital Improvement Program <br /> Project and Program Areas -Building and Park Facilities Project and Program Areas -Building and Park Facilities <br /> 23 24 <br /> <br />