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Courthouse Square Internal Staff Team Minutes
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Marion County
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6/5/1998
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Courthouse Square
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CS9601 Courthouse Square Research
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rental rate of $1.20 per square fooY'. Yet the county 's budgetary <br />~ assumption for Courthouse Square is $1.30 a square foot; (3) a disparity in the most recent <br />proforma in documenting spending for soil remediation. <br />The committee in its interim report March 13 made two recommendations that we repeat here: <br />1. No work should be undertaken without written contracts in place. <br />2. Both the county and the transit district should adopt policies the prohibit board <br />members and staff from doing business with the political entity for one yeaz after a <br />person leaves. <br />If the transit board and the county commissioners decide to approve design development of <br />Courthouse Square, the Special Project Oversight Committee (SPOC) makes the following <br />recommendations: <br />1• The two boards should establish a~( new independent citizens committee, sket~ <br />be-es~a~ks~ec~ perhaps including some members of SPOC, to work with the <br />project team through construction. This committee should have a clear formal <br />charge, be established with direct links to the board, should include persons with <br />technical expertise in public conshuctions and fincmce, and should conduct a <br />continuing review process aimed at making the project credible and its sponsors <br />accountable. <br />2. Before beginning work on construction documents, the county and the district <br />should ~a~e conduct a <br />documented formal ~~•~~~ ~~ ~~"~a °"value engineering exercise". This would <br />~,r• determine whether design changes can lead to better values or lower endin . <br />3. When the final design is completed, the county and the district also s ould k~re-a- <br />~ ,, conduct a"constructability analysis" to identify <br />problems that a contractor would encounter in following an architect's design. <br />The process should be repeated with the winning bidder. <br />4. After the final design is completed, the project team and the elected leadership, <br />' should conduct and document <br />a cost-st~g review e~e~s~se.to determine 1~ if the design ~should be <br />refined to reduce expenses. Depending on the construction climate, items can be <br />added back or bid as alternatives. <br />5. Construction documents should be based on the results of the value engineering <br />exercise, the constructa.bility analysis, and the cost-s~g review session. <br />6. The project should be bid in the traditional low-bid format. <br />8. If the bids exceed the budget, the transit board and the county with advice by the <br />review team ' ' ' should be prepazed <br />to consider other alternatives, including redesign,-~ege~ia~ieir and cancellation. <br />9- The ~'a~si~bea~d-a~ county should retain professional fmancial advisors to update <br />the financial assumptions and costs and to examine ' <br />~ 3 <br />
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