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d. Re-pave parking lot near sidewalk, H.C. parking spots. <br />Overview of Condition Deficiencies <br />The Sutton Place building is mostly challenged with accessibility issues including the primary entrances and <br />remodeling that wouId be required in the bath�'ooms of most uriits. However, the units are generally a bit larger <br />in �uiton Place making the remodeling of the bathrooms zx�ore viable than the Lake V iew buiIding. <br />In general, the mechanical and dornestic water system in Sutton Place is more accessible for cantinuing <br />maintenance, and the averall condition of the building is better than the Lake View building. However, Sutton <br />Place will require the installatior� of a sprinkler system. <br />Overall, Suttan Place is a well-maintained buiIding that does not have a lot of "visible" deficiencies. While the <br />building clearly exceeds 15 percent oi the replacement cost in code deficiencies, we would not consider the <br />ov�t'aIi condition deficiencies alane of sufficient total significance to justify substantial renovation or clearance. <br />Descri tion of Cade De�ciencies <br />1. Install a new ventilation system to provide code required ventilation to curt'ent ASHRAE standards (IBC <br />1203.1). <br />2. The roaf is at the end of its service life allowing water intrusion in building. Tear-off and replace roof, <br />fIashings and copings (half of roo� (IBC IS03.1). <br />3. Bathrootns do no# meet accessibility requirements (IBC Chapter 29). Replace existing bathrooms wit� <br />new accessible bathrooms. <br />4. Replace one elevator to meet current elevator code {MN Rule 1307) <br />S. Insuiate pipes under bathroom sinks. <br />6. Remodel the front entrance for accessibility. <br />7. Remodel one rear entrance %r accessibility. <br />8. Install a new fire alarm systerr�. <br />9. Install a new sprinlcler syste:tn in building. <br />