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Capital Improvement Program <br />The capital improvement program is recommended to include both the high and medium priority <br />improvement for the most cost effective and least disruptive schedule to programs. We would <br />anticipate final design efforts be accomplished the year prior to construction with bidding either late in <br />that year or early the following year. We would anticipate that the recommended inspection and testing <br />of various refrigeration equipment components be completed shortly after spring shut down of the ice <br />system so that clear design requirements are understood before design begins. Construction can be <br />completed the following spring thru fall the year after design with a completion date that allows for a <br />usable skating facility by mid-November of that year. <br />When high and medium priorities are considered together the total project budget would be as follows: <br />Base Project Present Day Cost (High and Medium priority items) <br />Construction Cost $2,621,000 <br />20% Construction Contingency $ 524,200 <br />Total Construction Cost $3,145,200 <br />15% Soft Costs $ 471,780 <br />Total Project Cost $3,616,980 <br /> Notes: <br />1)If the optional flat plate chiller was considered the Total Project Cost would be $3,892,980. <br />2)The construction costs should be inflated by 3% per year for inflation. The costs as presented <br />are all based on present day spring 2018 costs. <br />END <br />272727 <br /> <br />
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