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2. Raznsey County has Master Contracts in place for plumbi�g az�d z�nechanical <br />searvices that cau�d be utilized for this char�ge. Br�zce could use ihese zzaaster <br />contracts io get quotes for an infra-red heat design similar to tl�e County portion <br />of ihe building and a flaor d�raiz� design that meets appropriate building codes. <br />This wark would be done through Razx�sey County since they hold the Master <br />Contrac� and the City would simply agxee to reimb�u-se the Caunty once we <br />review and approve the quote. <br />After discussing the options wiih Bxuce, both Joe and I believe the rriost cost effective <br />way to accomplish ti�is work would be ihrough the County's Master Con�ract �nde� <br />Bruce's supervision. <br />With regard io the City's annual operaiing expense, Br�ce indicated that ihese <br />improvements would change the space fronn co�d storage at $1.98 per square fooi to <br />heated space at $4.91 per square foot. These rates are based an the Joint Agreement for <br />Financing, Operations, and Use of Ramsey County Public Works/Partners Facility <br />executed on November 18, 2003, and has noi changed since the building opening. The <br />building records sho�nv the area in question is 5,b60 square feet. T�exefore the annual <br />increase in cost would be $16,583.80 {$491-$1.98 x 5,660 sq ft). Currently the City pays <br />a total of $82,033 annually. With these improverz�e�ts the annual operating cost would <br />increase to $98,617. Attached is a copy of Attachment E from the Agreement. Br�ce <br />was alsa asked if the City could only pIace heat in a portion of fik�e bays in the cold <br />storage area and reduce the operating expense increase. His answer was that without <br />building a wall to partitxon cold frpm heat�d space it would all be considered heated for <br />operating expense p�rposes. <br />The cantrols far the heating system would be installed with �ocal cantrol and not be tied <br />into the buildi�g's automated control system. The heat control would be in a locked case <br />and would generally not be set higher tha.n 55 degree�. <br />I have discussed wiih Dave Scherbe� the possible construction activities and he has <br />assured me that this portion of the building could continue to be occupied wh.i.le <br />construction takes place. Bruce has also indicated that if the City proceeds with this <br />improvemeni ihe Co�nty would likely canvert our one heated bay next �o the cald storag� <br />area to tl�e same infra-red system at their cost since it is a more cost-effectzve method of <br />hea�ing garage space. <br />Br�c� has acquired quoies for the worlc frorn tl�e Cotxnty's Master Coniract holder. The <br />low quote far ihe infra-red k�ea# and floor cirain improvement was NAC Mechanical & <br />E1ec�rical Services of Little Canada in the amount of $70,186.00. Attached is the written <br />City Council Meeting <br />C :lUserslsonj a.klingberglDeslctopl7-11-11 P WHeat�'loarDrain.doc <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />