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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSenior Center Presentation Related to Three Sites Selected fSUPPLEMENTAL Strategic Plannion L ------ (0, g Workshop • January 25, 2013 - Senior Center Priority Sites • Council Vote o Approved Central Park Site - 5 o Rodgers Senior Center - 4 o Park, Tree and Landscape Yard - 3 o Central Library - 1 o Cove Property - o • Top 3 Sites Selected For Further Study (no priority given to any one site) Loj Senior Center Alternative Project Matrix — City Council Study Session March 18, 2013 roved . ect Rodgers Senior Center Park Tree and Landscape Yard Description 5-acre site includes 37,563 square foot 2-acre site includes demolition of the existing 4.5-acre site includes 37,563 square foot one-story building; 227 surface parking senior center building and construction of a new building and similar site layout, building spaces, landscaped outdoor areas 25,000 square foot two-story building with one height, parking and landscaping as level of subterranean parking in addition to approved project surface parking (218 spaces total) Cost Estimate Construction: $14,086,125 Construction: $13,375,000 — $18,375,000 Construction_ $14,086,125 Soft Costs, FF&E: $4,218,750 (includes $4-$9 million for subterranean parking) Soft Costs, A/E. F.F&E: $5,906,250 EIR: N/A Soft Costs, A/E. F,F&E: $4,681,250 - $6,431,250 EIR: $252,896 Opportunities Constraints/ Additional Cost Considerations • Approved Entitlements/EIR • Measure C complete • City -owned site • Pending Litigation — could delay or require changes to project • Court decision could require costs for new/revised EIR • Zoning and General Plan Land Use in place • City -owned site • Some preliminary design work exists (not code compliant) • Voter approval required — entitlements/EIR approval required prior to vote2 • Requires existing building/site demolition and temporary relocation of senior services during construction increasing project costs • Only 25,000 s.f. facility • Potential residential neighborhood compatibility issues • No outdoor component • Likely most costly alternative • Zoning and General Plan Land Use in place • City -owned site • Similar setting to approved site (within Central Park) • Existing developed site (no reduction in existing open space or current park • Voter approval required — entitlements/EIR approval required prior to vote2 • Limited site information available ,,, • Requires site/building demolition, relocation of existing City maintenance yard and removal of existing USTs increasing project costs 1 Approximate estimates include on -site improvements only (excludes off -sites) and are based on $/sq. ft. construction costs adjusted for CC[ and projected construction year inflation. EIR costs do not include implementation of mitigation measures. 2 Entitlement/EIR process must commence by April 2013 in order to meet deadline for November 2014 ballot. Tentative Schedule Rodgers Sr. Ctr. & PT&L Options . �.- ��� "a C Stuff y Se son N' x ar ch$01 , CC Directed Action April 2013 , %' may 2013 ,. , „ , ; ,. EIR/Entitlement Process June 2013 — February 2014 (includes Initial Study, NOP, 3o-day public review, scoping meeting, technical studies and EIR analysis preparation, 45-day public review, comment meeting, Draft` EIR_) Final EIR Publication March 20 4 PC Public Hearing April 2014 CC Public Hearing/ NOD Filing- May 2014° 3o-day statute of limitations concludes June 2014 Council approval of ballot language By June 2014�_� Next Steps -- ---------------- 1,0) • SELECT A SITE o Approved Site x Proceed with lawsuit (next Court date: April 13, 2013 status conference) x Litigation Costs: Approx. $200,000 o Rodgers Site x EIR Contract (by May 2013) x Immediate Costs: Approx. $216,500 for EIR o Park, Tree & Landscape Yard x EIR Contract (by May 2013) x Immediate Costs: Approx, $253,000 for EIR Discussion/Questions (;)Inter Office Memo — Supplemental Communication To: City Council From: Joan L. Flynn, City Clerk Date: March 18, 2013 Re: 3/18/2013 City Council Meeting Study Session Item #1 SUPPLEMENTAL COMMUNICATION WON Date: Agenda Item No,,