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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/24/2007 - STAFF REPORTS - SS.1.September 7, 2007 PALM SPRINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY PALM SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA SUMMARY OF COST OPTIONS IA, Option 1: Renovation of Existing Litirary with Existing Plan 1. Renovation of Existing Library 2. Furnishings, Equipment & Technology 3 Fees, Owner Costs & Contingencies Total project Cost: Option 1 37,487 sf $121.74 $4,563,482 $1,055.301 $1,276.972 37,487 sf $183.95 $6,895,755 IS. ,Option 2: Renovation of Existing Library with New Plan (and seismic upgrade) 1 Renovation of Existing Library 37,487 sf 2 Furnishings, Equipment & Technology 3. Fees, Owner Costs & Contingencies Total Project Cost: Option 2 37,487 sf IC. Option 3: Renovation of Existing Library with Jaycees Building 1. Renovation of Existing Library 2. Renovation of Jaycees Building 3. Furnishings, Equipment & Technology 4. Fees, Owner Costs & Contingencies Total Project Cost: Option 3 I $188.32 $7,059,393 $1,282A97 51,719,868 $268.40 $10,061,358 37,487 sf $188,32 3,200 sf $198,12 40,687 sf $270.88 ID. Option 4; Renovation of Existing Library with JayceesBuilding and Community Room Addition 1. Renovation of Existing Library 37,487 sf $188.32 2. Renovation of Jaycees Building 3,200 sf $198,12 3. New Community Room Addition 4,000 sf $412.42 4. Furnishings, Equipment & Technology 5. Fees, Owner Costs & Contingencies Total Project Cost: Option 4 44,687 sf $294 37 IE.' Option 5: Renovation of Existing Library with New Programmed,Expansion and Sitework' 1. Renovation of Existing Library 37.487 sf $188 32 2. New Building Expansion 24,197 sf $33511 3. Sitework (new parking, etc.) 4. Furnishings, Equipment & Technology 5. Fees, Owner Costs & Contingencies Total Project Cost: Option 5 61,684 sf $356.60 I 57,059,393 $633.987 $1,451.297 51,876,801 $11,021,478 I $7,059,393 $633,987 $1,649,675 $1,640,297 $2.171,330 $13,154,682 $7,059,393 $8,103,764 $872,812 $2,505,133 $3,450,163 $21,996,265 4I1075Iu1_1:�•� After careful consideration of these five options, the Library Board of Trustees has selected to pursue a multi -year phased project, choosing Option 4 for the following reasons: • It would provide the opportunity for more flexible interior space options within the current footprint, while providing the much needed community meeting space —all without an actual expansion. • The free-standing community meeting space would provide exceptional fund-raising opportunities along with naming rights. • Choosing this option respects the fiscal reality of the City by reusing current facilities, allowing the project to begin, and funding the completion gently over a period of 3-5 years. FUNDING The Library Board of Trustees would suggest using the following Library available funds as the base for funding: 1. The entire Library Trust Fund account currently totaling $3,400,000. 2. A $500,000 donation from the Friends of the Palm Springs Library. 3. All current Measure Y funds not yet expended which as of today totals $513,886.32. Total = $4,413,886.30 The Library Board would then request from the City to consider allocating a total of $8,000,000 from the current bond and other resources over 3 - 5 years. Combined total = $12,413,886. The remaining $740,796 to $1 million needed for Option 4 would be raised through a private fund-raising campaign. Community Redevelopment Agency Potential Capital Improvement Priorities Backlrround In September, 2007, the Community Redevelopment Agency issued Tax Allocation Bonds to be used For capital projects. The total net bond proceeds are $20,400,000. The Agency closed on the purchase of the sublease interest in a 9.52 acre parcel across fxorn the Convention Center. The cost of that acquisition was $7,807,427. The net remaining bond proceeds are $12,196,573. Potential Capital Improvement Projects Animal Shelter (estimated cost, not including land). Not to exceed: $5,000,000 Library Expansion/Renovation Contribution by Agency to be determined. ITEM NO. 1)5ti