4.4. SR 05-19-2003City
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUM
Mayor and City Council
Pat Klaers, City Administrator
May 19, 2003
Consider Furniture Proposal for Public Safety Facility
Item 4.4.
The Public Safety project summary (budget update as of May 6, 2003) received some
discussion at the May 12, 2003, City Council meeting. The status of the contingency fund
was reviewed, as it related to the possible finishing of the police second level and the
upcoming furniture bids.
The Public Safety budget line item for the furniture has increased during the course of this
project. The original expectation was that the furniture would be very economical, as we
planned to use the existing furniture from both the City Hall and Police Station for the new
Public Safety Facility. Additionally, before the amount available for the project became
finalized, the overall budget was very tight for the Public Safety project. The idea at that time
was that only the absolutely necessary furniture would be ordered. Now that the project is
nearing completion there is a better understanding of the cost to move existing furniture, to
refurbish existing furniture, to purchase some new furniture (mainly for the conference
rooms), and what is available in the contingency fund.
In July the Public Safety furniture budget was $75,000 and this amount was adjusted to
$110,000 in September. Today the estimate for moving all of our existing furniture, some
refurbishing, plus purchasing and installing new furniture is approximately $146,000. Within
this amount is about $12,000 for refurbishing existing chairs, which is not going to be spent
at this time. Once the move is completed, we can then more closely evaluate the color
scheme and the total budget and then the decision of whether to spend funds for this
refurbishing can be made. Accordingly, the initial expenditure will be approximately
$134,000 with the idea that we may spend up to $146,000 if all the refurbishing is necessary.
Please see the attached memo from Captain Brad Rolfe for the details on the furniture plan.
Recommendation
It is recommended that the Council approve the expenditure of up to $146,000 for the
Public Safety furniture as outlined in the attached memo.
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PUBLIC SAFETY PROJECT SUMMARY
As of May 6, 2003
Description
Contracts Awarded Including change Orders
approved as of May 1,2003
Pending Change Orders (received not approved)
Pending Change Orders (not yet received)
Projected Change Orders
Contracts to be awarded
Fencing
Irrigation
AV Equipment
Gravel (provided by City)
Kraus Anderson
Tushie Montgomery paid to date plus contract
payable (excluding future additional services)
Tushie Montgomery Payable
Cable
Security
Radio
Telephone
F~e
Data
Building Permit
Special Testing
Engineering
Builders Risk Insurance
Legal
Other
Title Insurance
Amount Notes
5,665,371.04 7
480.00
42,752.93 11
31 ,o88.0O 6
65,000.00
28,975.00
5,000.00
12,817.28
410,026.00
527,189.40 8
92,661.60 4
75,854.95
149,814.00
44,949.10
37,500.00
'16t;~00.00 ~'t
43,377.62 2
26,338.64
11,529.00
9,514.64 9
1,708.00 3
781.45
700.41
12,975.00
Subtotal
7,457,404.06 10
7,647,206.84 5
189,802.78 12
Bond Proceeds Available
Balance Available
Estimated Future Change Orders
Balance Available after Change Orders
30,000.00
159,802.78
Second Floor Finish
Gun Range
Total
92,925.00
220,000.00
312,925.00
Notes:
1. Actual from TMA 5/5/03 plus $9,000 sales tax
2. Spent as of 511103 plus a $5,000 contingency. Some costs were
charged to City Hall.
3. Actual premium to date $208 plus contingency of $1,500.
4. Estimate from TMA 5/1/03
5. Excludes interest earned on proceeds (approx. $27.000)
6. Estimate from TMA 5/1/03
7. Includes all site improvement costs
8. Public Safety project not charged for its share of preliminary design
architectual fees totaling $75,807.38
9. Does not include preliminary Engineering totaling $23,505.34
10. Does not include tree moving totaling $7,750.00
11. From K/A Change Order Log 515103
12. All congingency expenditures will reduce the balance available. A
contingency is NOT included in the project costs listed above.
Finance Dept.
public safety project summary:5t9/2003
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Police Department
MEMORANDUM
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Mayor and City Council
Captain Brad Rolfe
05/15/03
Public Safety Building Furniture Costs
On May 6, 2003 furniture costs for the new public safety facility were submitted to the
Police Chief and Fire Chief. The furniture costs included various new tables and chairs
needed for the additional spaces as well as reupholstermg various existing chairs, which will
be brought over to the new facility. Closer examination of FFE costs prompted a re-
evaluation by police and f~re staff and consideration of other options to reduce FFE costs.
On May 12, 2003, police and fire staff met with Pam Sabesta from Commercial
Environments, Inc. Pam has also been working with city hall staff regarding furniture needs
for the city administration portion of the building project. Purchases through Commercial
Environments, Inc. are on the state contract and do not require bids.
We were able to identify significant cost reductions through a combination of reevaluating
specific furniture types, brands, features/finishes, and reconsideration of the need to
reupholster existing furniture. New cost estimates have shown a cost savings of
approximately $29,561 from original estimates.
These savings include a reduction in new furniture costs and a potential additional savings of
$11,247 if reupholstering furniture going to the police department is delayed and potentially
deleted.
Existing office chairs are in generally good shape. Reupholstering was being considered for
two reasons; increased longevity (current furniture is 10 years old), and aesthetics
(reupholstered furniture will match new furniture). It is the recommendation of staff that
reupholstering police office furniture be delayed until after the move. At that time, a more
accurate assessment can be made whether reupholstering would be advantageous or not.
We are requesting that the reupholstering funds for police chairs ($11,247) be left in the FFE
budget until that determination is made.
Staff does recommend that the chairs being moved from the existing training room to the
fire department training room be immediately refurbished do to significant wear and overall
incompatibility with the new facility. This will cost approximately $4230 in materials and
labor, which is in the budget. Refurbishing work will be done through Grahn's of
Minneapolis.
Original FFE costs were projected at $161,000. After reevaluation, FFE costs are projected
at $131,439. There may be some other additional unforeseen costs that are incurred.
Cost breakdown is as follows for product/materials:
New Furniture (Commercial Environments,Inc/Metro Systems) $65,856
Material to refurbish training room furniture (Grahn's) 810
AV equipment (Best Buy) 2,496
Moving/installation/refurb flippers (Office Plan,Inc) 13,014
New projected FFE subtotal for product/materials $82,176
Total labor and shipping costs
Sale Tax
Total revised FFE
$43,965
5,298
$131,439
We are requesting that the above revised FFE purchases be approved.