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~ not in the bid have been moved over to streetscape. These were developed with ci y staff and are <br />within their current contracts. It was suggested that the plan include four (4) plant rs and two (2) <br />trash receptacles along each face of the building. This would still bring the cost ir~ under 1.Smil. <br />Legal fees and soft costs were discussed. I <br />~ <br />ACTION: Curt will adjust his proposal with these line items. The revised she~t will be ready <br />for Monday's meeting. I <br />ITEM 2: Atrium Design ~'i <br />Dan asked for discussion around his concerns with the atrium. Among his conce s are: air and <br />sound quality, fire proofing, cost and obstruction of views. Dan had asked for an alt rnative design <br />for the atrium to be developed. The new design provides a covered pedestrian area which extends <br />over the doors of the busses. From the model, it was unclear how far out the cove extends. RG <br />said that he will need some alternate views to submit to his management staf£ The $nodel is not at <br />the correct scale. I <br />ACTION: Leonard will have new drawings for RG by Tuesday morning. <br />Weight bearing, waterproofing and cost saving issues were discussed, along wit other design <br />elements. The cost of framing and electrical is reduced in this design. There is also savings in the <br />reduced columns which increases the parking space and this reduces the cost per st 11 by $500.00. <br />It was pointed out that the mechanical engineer was concerned with the original d sign from the <br />beginning. The cost of e~chaust/power ventilation was never determined for the origin 1 design. Curt <br />pointed out that it is necessary to fireproof the covered pedestrian walkways with sp ' ers, but not <br />the open areas. <br />The improved view from the office space was noted. The metal roof system far the riginal design <br />did not give the impact of a light, spacious area. The potential noise impact between e two designs <br />was also discussed. With the new design, there is more flexibility in the cost of th materials and <br />using glass becomes an option again. Leonard introduced some sample materials. i <br />Dan pointed out that the atrium is just a component of the project. Any changes to t] <br />will not hold up the project at this point. The new design has no impact on the shell <br />the support features in the garage. There is an impact on the parking structure and <br />county's cost. No decision needs to be made today on the atrium, but with the exi; <br />are looking at HVAC at $120k and fireproofing at $135k. The cost of the s~ <br />unknown. <br />No decision at this time. <br />Randy asked that the minutes reflect that Camelot is gone unless Alan comes <br />concept to Randy and RG. <br />atrium design <br />-sts, including <br />~s impacts the <br />1g design, we <br />nklers is still <br />and sells this <br />Dan reported that the preliminary soil analysis has come back under five parts per mil. He still needs <br />~, to see the report, which he will have on February 21, and the analysis of the two ot er test holes. <br />