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File #: 18-034    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Study Session Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 1/4/2018 In control: Town Council
On agenda: 1/11/2018 Final action: 1/11/2018
Title: Review CIP Project Related to Town Campus Remodel and Review Scope of Work of a Contract to DWL Architects in an Amount Not to Exceed $420,000.00 for Architectural Services.
Attachments: 1. Town Complex Remodel Contract Final, 2. 011118 Town Campus Remodel
Related files: 18-198
TO: Mayor Collins and Town Council Members

FROM: Kevin Burke, Town Manager
Paul Mood, P.E., Town Engineer
Jeremy Knapp, Engineering Services Analyst

DATE: January 11th, 2018

DEPARTMENT: Engineering

Staff Contact Paul Mood, P.E., 480-348-3573
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AGENDA TITLE:
Title
Review CIP Project Related to Town Campus Remodel and Review Scope of Work of a Contract to DWL Architects in an Amount Not to Exceed $420,000.00 for Architectural Services.
Body

Town Value(s):
? Primarily one-acre, residential community
? Limited government
? Creating a sense of community
? Partnerships with existing schools and resorts to enhance recreational opportunities
? Improving aesthetics/creating a brand
? Preserving natural open space

The remodeling of the Town Hall Complex will improve the aesthetics and functionality of all buildings on campus, the main point of contact between our residents and town staff.

Council Goals or Statutory Requirements:
Responsiveness to Residents
Infrastructure

RECOMMENDATION:
Recommendation
Review proposed project and contract and determine if ready for action.
Background

SUMMARY STATEMENT:
In 2016 the Town initiated a Space Study Needs Assessment which analyzed the Town Hall, Engineering/Public Works, and the Public Safety Building for both current and the next 10-20 years, to understand the space required to conduct the same operations but with a better level of service, at potentially larger scale and certainly with greater accumulation of records.

Once this task was completed, a space optimization analysis was completed which sought to maximize the space that already exists. This included not just work space, but backroom space (phone, electric, IT, etc.).

The current utilization of the Town Hall Complex has had a series of additions and remodels to address single-minded issues. The Space Needs Assessment looked at the buildings in their entirety with the entire operation in mind and maximized the space identified....

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