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I eg <br />DRAFT Minutes - Page 19 <br />Project Manager Schwartz responded that the cost per <br />square foot for underground storage was less than that of <br />increasing the building's footprint or stand alone. <br />Ms. Anderson provided several corrections to infonnation <br />presented by Mr. Moses: the cost of an additional elevator <br />is closer to $35,000, rather than $100,000; and the rating <br />issue for precast plank proposed for the underground <br />garage ceiling is two (2) hours, not three (3); <br />Ms. Anderson addressed the cost of revising the site plan <br />at this point; stating that the site work had already been <br />bid and bids received; structural plans completed and <br />printed as of today, with bidding beginning today on the <br />remainder; she estimated that that portion of the project <br />pans were $0% completed, as well as mechanicals, and <br />she anticipated that the project was within thirty (30) days <br />of construction. Ms. Anderson estimated that revised <br />documents, given architectural and engineering fees, and <br />an optimistic 20%- salvage of work completed, would <br />probably represent an additional $500,000 to the project. <br />Police Lt. Mathwig, Roseville Police Department <br />Lt. Mathwig responded to the one level issue by stating <br />that the entire business portion would continue on one <br />level, as if is currently, with the lower level being used for <br />parking garage, wash bay and mechanicals. Lt. Mathwig <br />further addressed impounded cars kept in indoor storage, <br />advising that the City currently used three (3) different <br />areas to house forfeited vehicles, with storage capacity <br />maxed out at twenty (20) vehicles. Lt. Mathwig advised <br />that the department actively pursues forfeited vehicles, <br />and depending on whether they're seized through the City <br />and/or County Attorney, can be housed for up to one (1) <br />year, depending on the court calendar. Lt. Mathwig <br />further advised that the department had experienced some <br />damage to vehicles stored outside, that they vary in <br />quality and condition, and that they must be returned to <br />the owner, if not forfeited, in their original condition. <br />Further discussion included the City's requirement to <br />carry insurance on the housed vehicles; money realized at <br />