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Development Team Meeting Notes (96-99)
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8/19/1997
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Courthouse Square
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CS9601 Courthouse Square Research
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Leonazd to refine shell, decide various issues to attribute to parking and get assumptions written down. If <br />~ costs can be loaded into the building reasonably, let's do this. How technical do you want to get? <br />Some examples were given regarding allocaring costs of elevator to parking. It will be done in an effort <br />to not create volumes, but in a reasonable, simple way. <br />Dan Berrey asked why are you loading the building vs. parking structure? This was the direction <br />given from the financing company. Dan B. recalled eazlier meetings with financing group on loading <br />the parking structure with costs vs. loading building with costs and thought they bought into this <br />approach. Randy reminded Scott of this conversation, but he had no comment. Dan B. was concerned <br />with the issue of financing parking on COP's if money came from transit, and that MMDC may be going <br />on information that may not be complete. Right now the parking structure is not paying for itself. We <br />will bring this issue up again with Mazk and Scott to remind them of earlier conversation, If it has been <br />overlooked by financing, and we get financial advisors agreement, then we can sit down and reload the <br />numbers back in. <br />Since we aze working with a condominium agreement and will allocate costs among various <br />condominium owners, that is another reason to pull costs out of parking. The building won't be broken <br />down by nuts and bolts. MMDC will provide a current copy of the Building Owners Managers <br />Association measurements for whole buildings. Leonard has been working from an older copy and we <br />will get a better idea now and can fine tune it. <br />Budget <br />Dave is working on the ne~ generation of numbers and will have it together by ne~rt Thursday, the 315` <br />~ The GMP is due on September 15~'. <br />Dan B. would like to be involved in discussions on allocations in the building. Some meetings have <br />already taken place and they will circulate a draft for Dan to review what's been done to date. <br />Dave on budgeting for ne~rt Thursday will be working on TI and shell breakout and parking garage. He <br />had a question on corridors going into shell pricing. There is need to provide egress corridors especially <br />on tenant leased offices. He needs to include individual tenancy egress comdor system for permitting <br />requirements. <br />Environmental <br />Tom handed out a Pre-construction Remedial Activities Table for the project. This table does not <br />include the Chevron site. It has been pulled out and will be handled separately. Tomonow a meeting is <br />scheduled with the county to iron out assumptions and position to take on Chevron negotiations. There <br />are a lot of question marks. We needed to make assumptions based on information known regarding <br />number and loca#ions of tanks. <br />The soil contamination is based on subsurface investigations made months ago. There aa~e a few spots <br />with petroleum contamination and two potential sumps suspected, but no known infortnation. On <br />columns Depth and Volume the question marks are unknowns. <br />Regarding the questions about how deep are we digging? These will be refined as we make policy <br />decision with county. The objective to protect workers will be kept in mind. How far below 12 feet we <br />go will be decided in near future. Is this a policy or regulatory decision? Could be both. This should <br />~ be addressed tomorrow. We may not be required to remove soil. It depends on how we want to <br />approach negotiations with the DEQ. There could be possibilities to leave in place. We may spend less <br />Page 3 of 8 <br />
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