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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />Date: September 12, 2022 <br />Item No.: 7.i <br />Department Approval City Manager Approval <br />Item Description: Civic Campus Pre-Design Project Update <br />1 B ACKGROUND <br />2 In 2021, the City of Roseville developed a Civic Campus Master Plan that identified a vision for the <br />3 Civic Campus that included a new Maintenance Facility and a relocated License Center. The plan <br />4 also identified a potential location for the VFW currently located in the area identified for the new <br />5 Maintenance Facility. <br />6 In order to maintain the momentum of the Master Plan project, at their October 25, 2021 meeting, <br />7 the City Council approved a professional services agreement with BKV Group to manage a Pre- <br />8 Design project that would further enhance the preliminary concepts developed in the Civic Campus <br />9 Master Plan, develop a phasing plan for the implementation of the plan, and to provide more refined <br />10 cost estimates for the proposed facilities. <br />11 On January 24, the Council received an update on the progress of the Pre-Design project and also <br />12 had a brief conversation about sustainability elements to include in the construction of the new <br />13 facilities. <br />14 On April 11, the Council reviewed updated concepts and were presented some of the remaining <br />15 options for the construction of a new Maintenance Facility, License Center and the relocation of the <br />16 VFW. <br />17 The project team has been busy refining the concepts and developing three dimensional renderings <br />18 of the various concepts still being considered. The team has also met a second time with the <br />19 property owners immediately adjacent to the proposed Maintenance Facility site and have had <br />20 additional meetings with a committee of VFW members and leaders. <br />21 During the presentation, the project team will review the concept renderings and the pros and cons of <br />22 the east-west vs north-south alignment options for the Maintenance Facility. There will also be an <br />23 update of the engagement efforts for this phase of the project. <br />24 A final presentation will be made, likely in early October, to present the updated project cost <br />25 estimates and to ask the Council to accept the final report of the Civic Campus Pre-Design Project. <br />26 F INANCIAL I MPACTS <br />27 This project will provide refined cost estimates and phasing plans for the construction of a new <br />28 Maintenance Facility and License and Passport Center. Estimates from the Civic Campus Master <br />29 Plan for these two facilities and associated site costs along with property acquisition and relocation <br />30 costs total about $44 million. Updated costs will be presented to the Council in early October. <br />31 Staff is not proposing any actual construction costs or timeframes at this time. <br />Page 1 of 2 <br /> <br />
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