Size: px
Start display at page:

Download ""

Transcription

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16 Clinical Sciences Campus Plan Phase One Development Scenerio 1 Scenerio 2 Scenerio 3 Scenerio 4 Land Acqusition 66,241,914 25,116,579 22,116,579 60,781,064 Relocation of Programs 33,192,880 60,609,937 ** 60,562,990 ** 92,732,990 ** Children's Facilities 237,777, ,648, ,953, ,675,398 Ambulatory Care Clinic 191,879, ,805, ,041, ,550,714 School of Public Health 127,300, ,300, ,300, ,300,000 Escalation 93,146,197 70,383,189 72,192,505 97,774,345 Phase One 749,540, ,860, ,170, ,810,000 Future Phase Developments Scenerio 1 Scenerio 2 Scenerio 3 Scenerio 4 Health Sciences Building 124,182, ,596, ,333, ,201,362 Leiliehie Heart Institute/Cancer 80,207,656 80,207,656 80,207,656 80,207,656 Pioneer Hall-Residence Reloc incl in F-UMC Centennial Hall-Residence Rel - incl in F-UMC incl in F-UMC incl in F-UMC Fairview Hospital Relocation 549,012, ,780, ,289, ,473,833 Future Phase 753,400, ,580, ,830, ,880,000 TOTAL CLINICAL SCIENCES 1,503,000,000 1,459,000,000 1,430,000,000 1,549,000,000 CAMPUS PLAN COST MODEL **Replacement cost of affected Student Housing is included without regard to identification of final funding responsibility.; Clarifications: See Attached

17 Clarifications: Children's Facilities: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenarios enclosed Based on LarsonAllen Hospital assumptions of 6/1/04 Escalation included from 2004 to Bid/Award No parking land cost included No financing cost included No land lease or use costs Ambulatory Care Clinic: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenarios enclosed Based on UMP program of January 2003 Escalation included from 2004 to Bid/Award No financing costs No parking land cost included School of Public Health: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed Based on HGA master planning scenarios enclosed Based on SPH Statement of Need (Dec 2003) Escalation included from 2004 to Bid/Award No financing cost included Future Phase Development: Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces Based on HGA master planning scenarios enclosed No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing cost included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

18 Phase One Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Children's Facilities Location: South Portion of SW Mayo & VCRC Site Size: 250 approx 1,548 GSF/bed Facility Size: 396,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 60,000 GSF Floors 39,500 GSF Land Acquisition 9,871,520 Acquisition - Skyway Interconnection Costs 1,000,000 Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity(Re-use SW Mayo & VCRD) - Demolition (SW Mayo & VCRC) excl NW Mayo 3,185,760 Costs to reconfigure Mayo Tower 2,000,000 Abatement (SW Mayo & VCRC) 3,185,760 Relocation of Existing Program 33,192,880 Move Costs (VCRC & SW Mayo Program) 2,442,880 Acquire Dept of Health Bldg. (DOH) 5,750,000 Renovate DOH for VCRC & Mayo SW Program 25,000,000 Construction Budget 123,100,000 Construction Costs 123,100,000 Design Budget 12,310,000 A&E Cost 12,310,000 Parking Budget 18,750,000 3/bed, ,000 18,750,000 Other Project Budgets 70,243,976 FF&E Allowance 10% 12,310,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 30,775,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 13,541,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,462,000 Project Management Allowance 5% 11,155,976 Subtotal 267,468,376 Page 1

19 Phase One Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Project Contingency 5% 13,373,419 Total 280,841,794 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Based on LarsonAllen/McKinsey Hospital assumptions of 6/1/04 No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) No cost escalation have been included. (2004 costs) No parking land cost included No legal costs No financing cost Page 2

20 Phase One Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Ambulatory Care Clinic Location: Fulton/Ontario Size: 440,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 66,000 GSF Floors 45,000 GSF Land Acquisition 27,269,644 Acquisition (East 1/2 Site 4) 3,600,000 Skyway Interconnection Costs 17,750,000 Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity (100% of Site 4) 5,136,655 Demolition and Abate(East 1/2 of Site 4) 282,990 Construction Budget 101,200,000 Shell and Core Construction 52,800,000 ACC Interior Build-out 48,400,000 Design Budget 9,108,000 A&E Cost 9,108,000 Parking Budget 17,500, ,000 17,500,000 Other Project Budgets 53,636,000 FF&E Allowance 10% 10,120,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 25,300,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 11,132,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,024,000 Project Management Allowance 5% 5,060,000 Subtotal 208,713,644 Contingency 5% 10,435,682 Escalation (from 2004) Total 219,149,327 Page 3

21 Phase One Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Based on UMP program of January 2003 No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing cost included No parking land cost included Page 4

22 Phase One Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites School of Public Health Location: North 1/2 Block Walnut/Oak Size: 400,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 48,600 GSF Floors 33,600 GSF Land Acquisition 29,100,750 Acquire Walnut/Oak Site 15,200,000 Move Costs (3rd party tenants) 12,356,250 Demolition 544,500 Entitlements 500,000 Utilities 500,000 Construction Budget 90,000,000 Construction of new School of Public Health(SPH) 60,000,000 Interior Fit-out of SPH 30,000,000 Design Budget 9,000,000 A&E Design Costs 9,000,000 Parking Budget 5,000,000 Parking within the building-200 spaces 5,000,000 Other Project Budgets 23,300,000 FF&E Costs Allowance 22,500,000 Moving Costs $2/GSF 800,000 Total 156,400,750 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No contingency included Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Based on SPH Statement of Need (Dec 2003) No voice/data cabling or systems No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing cost included Page 5

23 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Lillihei Heart Institute/Cancer Center Location: South End of Church Street-Childrens Rehab Site Size: Site: 43,200 GSF (180x240) Facility Size: 180,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 28,800 GSF (120 x 240) Predecessor Projects Health Sciences Building Land Acquisition 1,932,620 Acquisition (Children's Rehab) - Skyway Interconnections - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Children's Rehab) 444,207 Abatement Costs (Children's Rehab) 888,414 Relocation of Existing Program 340,623 Move Child Rehab Program to Health Sciences 340,623 Construction Costs 49,500,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 27,000,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 22,500,000 Design Costs 4,455,000 A&E Costs 4,455,000 Other Project Costs 20,160,000 FF&E 2,475,000 New Equipment (Research) 12,375,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 4,950,000 Moving Costs 360,000 Permits and Fees 990,000 Project Management 3,802,381 Soft Costs -

24 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Legal Financing TBD TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 76,388,244 Project Contingency 3,819,412 Escalation (2004) - Total 80,207,656 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

25 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Health Sciences Building Location: North 1/2 of Harvard/Walnut Block Size: Site: Approx 58,000 SF (175 x 330) Facility Size: 252,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 36,000 GSF (120 x 300) Predecessor Projects Site Acquisition and Clearance Land Acquisition 14,998,512 Acquisition (Harvard/Walnut Site) 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants 6,388,125 Entitlement Costs 250,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 420,129 Abatement Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 840,258 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 69,300,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 37,800,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 31,500,000 Design Costs 5,890,500 A&E Costs 5,890,500 Other Project Costs 28,080,000 FF&E 3,465,000 New Equipment (Research) 17,325,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 6,930,000 Moving Costs 360,000 Permits and Fees 1,386,000 Project Management 5,913,451

26 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 118,269,012 Project Contingency 5,913,451 Escalation (2004) - Total 124,182,462 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

27 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Housing Location: Replacement of Pioneer Hall adjacent to Frontier Hall Subject to Residence Hall siting (per Housing Master Plan) Size: Site: Approx 87,000 SF (Full Block less Church) Facility Size: SF/Bed (incl common areas) Floorplate: Floors 70,000 SF/FLR Predecessor Projects Site Acquisition and Clearance Land Acquisition 7,984,738 Acquisition 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants incl above Entitlement Costs 250,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 136,931 Abatement Costs 97,808 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 42,000,000 Construction Costs 42,000,000 Indirect Costs incl above Design Costs 3,780,000 A&E Costs 3,780,000 Other Project Costs 3,150,000 FF&E 2,100,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 1,050,000 Permits and Fees 420,000 Project Management 2,845,737 Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD

28 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 56,914,738 Project Contingency 2,845,737 Escalation (2004) - Total 59,760,475 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 2.5% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 1% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on Union Drive Suites at Iowa State University Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

29 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites F-UMC Hospital Location: Pioneer Block Size: Site: Approx 108,000 (Full Block) Facility Size: SF/Bed = 217,000 GSF Adult Mental Health SF/Bed = 382,000 GSF Riverside Adult M/S 90,000 GSF Non-Acute Care Nursing Unit 200,000 GSF Community Practice Clinic & Corp. Floorplate: TBD Predecessor Projects Relocation of Pioneer Residence Hall Land Acquisition 4,868,042 Acquisition - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Connector (to Childrens) 3,000,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 694,433 Abatement Costs 173,608 Relocation of Existing Program 59,760,475 Relocate Pioneer Hall 59,760,475 Construction Costs 250,330,000 Construction Costs (217 MH beds) 65,100,000 (159 Med/Surg beds) 114,480,000 (Non-Acute Nursing Unit 24,750,000 (Comm Prac Clinic & Corp) 46,000,000 Design Costs 25,033,000 A&E Costs 25,033,000 Other Project Costs 140,177,872 FF&E 25,033,000 Equipment 62,582,500 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 27,536,300 Permits and Fees 5,006,600

30 DRAFT Future Phase Development-Scenario 1 Non-Residence Hall Sites Project Management 20,019,472 Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs 42,700,000 Assume 3 spaces per bed incorporated in Hospital 28,200,000 equates to 879 spaces Assume 2 spaces per 1,000 sf Comm Clinic 14,500,000 & Nursing Care Unit Subtotal 522,869,389 Project Contingency 26,143,469 Escalation (2004) - Total 549,012,858 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 10% of Construction Costs Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

31 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Children's Facilities Location: North one half of the Pioneer Site Size: 250 1,440 GSF/bed Facility Size: 360,000 GSF Base: 45,000 GSF (150 x 300) Floor 45,000 GSF Floor 67,500 GSF Floor 45,000 GSF Floors 30,000 GSF Land Acquisition 7,976,629 Acquisition Skyway Interconnection Costs 1,712,500 Entitlement Costs(split w ACC) 250,000 Utility Capacity(split w ACC) 2,495,015 Demolition and Abatement 3,519,114 Relocation of Existing Program 60,562,990 Land cost 3,600,000 Relocation & Rebuild of Dorm(split w ACC) 56,080,000 Entitlement cost 500,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition cost 282,990 Construction Budget 108,000,000 Construction Costs 108,000,000 Design Budget 10,800,000 A&E Design 10,800,000 Parking Budget 18,750,000 3/bed, ,000 18,750,000 Other Project Budgets 61,708,331 FF&E Allowance 10% 10,800,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 27,000,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 11,880,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,160,000 Project Management Allowance 5% 9,868,331

32 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Subtotal 267,797,950 Project Contingency 5% 13,389,897 Escalation (from 2004) Total 281,187,847 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be remov Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Based on LarsonAllen hospital assumptions of 5/1/04 No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) No cost escalation have been included. (2004 costs) No parking land cost included No legal costs No financing cost

33 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Ambulatory Care Clinic Location: Triangle Site along River Road Size: 440,000 GSF Base: 54,000 GSF, Floors 45,000 GSF Land Acquisition 5,745,015 Acquisition - Skyway Interconnection Costs 3,000,000 Entitlement Costs (split w Childrens) 250,000 Utility Capacity (split w Childrens) 2,495,015 Relocation 46,948 Demolition Costs 46,948 Construction Cost 101,200,000 Construction Costs 52,800,000 ACC Interior Buildout 48,400,000 Design Cost 9,108,000 A&E Design 9,108,000 Parking Cost 17,500, ,000 17,500,000 Other Project Budgets 53,636,000 FF&E Allowance 10% 10,120,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 25,300,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 11,132,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,024,000 Project Management Allowance 5% 5,060,000 Subtotal 187,235,962 Contingency 5% 9,361,798 Escalation (from 2004) Total 196,597,761

34 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be remov No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Based on UMP program of January 2003 No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing costs No parking land cost included

35 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites School of Public Health Location: Dept. of Health Building Site Size: 400,000 GSF Base: 54,000 GSF Floors 42,000 GSF Land Acquisition 11,394,935 Building Acquisition 5,750,000 Demolition 2,572,468 Abatement 2,572,468 Entitlement 500,000 Construction Cost 90,000,000 Construction of new School of Public Health 60,000,000 Interior Fit-out of SPH 30,000,000 Design Costs 9,000,000 A&E Design Costs 9,000,000 Parking Cost 5,000,000 Parking within the building-200 spaces 5,000,000 Other Project Budgets 23,300,000 FF&E Costs Allowance 22,500,000 Moving Costs $2/GSF 800,000 Total 138,694,935 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be remov No contingency included Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Based on SPH Statement of Need (Dec 2003) No voice/data cabling or systems No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing cost included

36 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Lillihei Heart Institute/Cancer Center Location: South End of Church Street-Childrens Rehab Site Size: Site: 43,200 GSF (180x240) Facility Size: 180,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 28,800 GSF (120 x 240) Predecessor Projects Health Sciences Building Land Acquisition 1,932,620 Acquisition (Children's Rehab) - Skyway Interconnections - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Children's Rehab) 444,207 Abatement Costs (Children's Rehab) 888,414 Relocation of Existing Program 340,623 Move Child Rehab Program to Health Sciences 340,623 Construction Costs 49,500,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 27,000,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 22,500,000 Indirect Costs incl above Design Costs 4,455,000 A&E Costs 4,455,000 Other Project Costs 20,160,000 FF&E 2,475,000 New Equipment (Research) 12,375,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 4,950,000 Moving Costs 360,000 Permits and Fees 990,000 Project Management 3,802,381

37 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 76,388,244 Project Contingency 3,819,412 Escalation (2004) - Total 80,207,656 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

38 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Health Sciences Building Location: North 1/2 of Harvard/Walnut Block Size: Site: Approx 58,000 SF (175 x 330) Facility Size: 252,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 36,000 GSF (120 x 300) Predecessor Projects Land Acquisition 15,248,512 Acquisition (Harvard/Walnut 3rd party sit 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants 6,388,125 Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 420,129 Abatement Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 840,258 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 69,300,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 37,800,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 31,500,000 Design Costs 5,890,500 A&E Costs 5,890,500 Other Project Costs 28,224,000 FF&E 3,465,000 New Equipment (Research) 17,325,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 6,930,000 Moving Costs 504,000 Permits and Fees 1,386,000 Project Management 5,933,151 Soft Costs -

39 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Legal Financing TBD TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 118,663,012 Project Contingency 5,933,151 Escalation (2004) - Total 124,596,162 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

40 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Housing Location: Replacement of Centennial Hall on Block Adjacent to Frontier Hall Subject to Residence Hall siting (per Housing Master Plan) Size: Site: Approx 87,000 SF (Full Block less Church) Facility Size: SF/Bed (incl common areas and dining hall) Floorplate: Floors 76,000 SF/FLR Includes Dining Facilities (assume 25,000 sf) Predecessor Projects Site Acquisition and Clearance Land Acquisition 8,234,738 Acquisition 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants incl above Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 136,931 Abatement Costs 97,808 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 56,350,000 Construction Costs 49,350,000 Fit out new dining facilities 7,000,000 Design Costs 4,789,750 A&E Costs 4,789,750 Other Project Costs 4,226,250 FF&E 2,817,500 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 1,408,750 Permits and Fees 563,500 Project Management 3,680,037

41 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 73,600,738 Project Contingency 3,680,037 Escalation (2004) - Total 77,280,775 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 2.5% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 1% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on Union Drive Suites at Iowa State University Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

42 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Fairview Hospital Relocation Location: Centennial Hall Site Size: Site: Approx 108,000 (Full Block) Facility Size: SF/Bed = 217,000 GSF Adult Mental Health SF/Bed= 382,000 GSF Riverside Adult M/S 90,000 GSF Non-Acute Nursing Care/Clinic 200,000 GSF Community Practice & Corp. Floorplate: TBD Predecessor Projects Relocation of Centennial Residence Hall Land Acquisition 5,205,160 Acquisition - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 3,037,060 Abatement Costs 1,168,100 Relocation of Existing Program 77,280,775 Relocate and Rebuild Centennial Hall & Dining 77,280,775 Construction Costs 250,330,000 Construction Costs (217 MH beds) 65,100,000 (159 Med/Surg beds) 114,480,000 (Non-Acute Nursing Unit) 24,750,000 (Comm Prac Clinic & Corp) 46,000,000 Design Costs 25,033,000 A&E Costs 25,033,000 Other Project Costs 140,194,728 FF&E 25,033,000 Equipment 62,582,500 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 27,536,300 Permits and Fees 5,006,600 Project Management 20,036,328

43 Future Phase Development-Scenario 2 Riverfront Sites Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs 42,700,000 Assume 3 spaces per bed incorporated in Hospital 28,200,000 equates to 879 spaces Assume 2 spaces per 1,000 sf Comm Clinic 14,500,000 & Nursing Care Unit Subtotal 540,743,663 Project Contingency 27,037,183 Escalation (2004) - Total 567,780,846 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 10% of Construction Costs Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Comm/Low voltage/moving 11% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

44 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Children's Facilities Location: Pioneer Block Only(Single Facility with ACC) Size: 250 1,440 GSF/bed Facility Size: 360,000 GSF Floorplate: Children's uses 360,000 GSF of 756,000 GSF Total Base: 45,000 GSF (150 x 300) Floor 45,000 GSF Floor 67,500 GSF Floor 45,000 GSF Floors 30,000 GSF Land Acquisition 6,217,072 Acquisition Skyway Interconnection Costs 1,712,500 Entitlement Costs(split w ACC) 250,000 Utility Capacity(split w ACC) 2,495,015 Demolition and Abatement(split w ACC) 1,759,557 Acquisition of Dorm site 30,281,495 Land cost (50/50 split w ACC) 1,800,000 Relocation & Rebuild of Dorm(split w ACC) 28,040,000 Entitlement cost(split with ACC) 250,000 Utility capacity (split with ACC) 50,000 Demolition cost 141,495 Construction Cost 108,000,000 Construction Costs 108,000,000 Design Cost 10,800,000 A&E Design 10,800,000 Parking Cost 18,750,000 3/bed, ,000 18,750,000 Other Project Budgets 61,620,354 FF&E Allowance 10% 10,800,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 27,000,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 11,880,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,160,000

45 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Project Management Allowance 5% 9,780,354 Subtotal 235,668,920 Project Contingency 5% 11,783,446 Escalation (from 2004) Total 247,452,366 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be remove No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Based on LarsonAllen Hospital assumptions of 6/1/04 No cost escalation have been included. (2004 costs) No parking land cost included No financing costs

46 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Ambulatory Care Clinic Location: Pioneer Block Only (Single Facility with Children's) Size: ACC uses 396,000 GSF of 756,000 GSF Total Base: 54,000 GSF, Floors 45,000 GSF Land Acquisition 4,504,572 Acquisition - Skyway Interconnection Costs - Entitlement Costs (split w Childrens) 250,000 Utility Capacity (split w Childrens) 2,495,015 Demolition and Abate (split w Childrens) 1,759,557 Relocation of Existing Program 30,281,495 Land cost (split w Childrens) 1,800,000 Reloc & Rebuild of Dorm(split w Childrens) 28,040,000 Entitlement cost(split w Childrens) 250,000 Utility Capacity (Split with Childrens) 50,000 Demolition costs 141,495 Construction Cost 91,080,000 Construction Costs 47,520,000 ACC Interior Buildout 43,560,000 Design Cost 8,197,200 A&E Design 8,197,200 Parking Cost 17,500, ,000 17,500,000 Other Project Budgets 48,272,400 FF&E Allowance 10% 9,108,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 22,770,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 10,018,800 Permit Allowance 2% 1,821,600 Project Management Allowance 5% 4,554,000 Subtotal 199,835,667

47 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Contingency 5% 9,991,783 Escalation (from 2004) Total 209,827,450 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary haz materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Based on UMP program of January 2003 No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No parking land cost No financing costs

48 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site School of Public Health Location: Dept. of Health Building Site Size: 400,000 GSF Base: 54,000 GSF Floors 42,000 GSF Land Acquisition 11,394,935 Building Acquisition 5,750,000 Demolition 2,572,468 Abatement 2,572,468 Entitlement 500,000 Construction Cost 90,000,000 Construction of new School of Public Health 60,000,000 Interior Fit-out of SPH 30,000,000 Design Costs 9,000,000 A&E Design Costs 9,000,000 Parking Cost 5,000,000 Parking within the building-200 spaces 5,000,000 Soft and Indirect Cost 23,300,000 FF&E Costs Allowance 22,500,000 Moving Costs $2/GSF 800,000 Total 138,694,935 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be remove No contingency included Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Based on SPH Statement of Need (Dec 2003) No voice/data cabling or systems No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing cost included

49 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Lillihei Heart Institute/Cancer Center Location: South End of Church Street-Childrens Rehab Site Size: Site: 43,200 GSF (180x240) Facility Size: 180,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 28,800 GSF (120 x 240) Predecessor Projects Health Sciences Building Land Acquisition 1,932,620 Acquisition (Children's Rehab) - Skyway Interconnections - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Children's Rehab) 444,207 Abatement Costs (Children's Rehab) 888,414 Relocation of Existing Program 340,623 Move Child Rehab Program to Health Sciences 340,623 Construction Costs 49,500,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 27,000,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 22,500,000 Design Costs 4,455,000 A&E Costs 4,455,000 Other Project Costs 20,160,000 FF&E 2,475,000 New Equipment (Research) 12,375,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 4,950,000 Moving Costs 360,000 Permits and Fees 990,000 Project Management 3,802,381 Soft Costs - Legal TBD

50 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 76,388,244 Project Contingency 3,819,412 Escalation (2004) - Total 80,207,656 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

51 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Health Sciences Building Location: North 1/2 of Harvard/Walnut Block Size: Site: Approx 58,000 SF (175 x 330) Facility Size: 252,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 36,000 GSF (120 x 300) Predecessor Projects Land Acquisition 14,998,512 Acquisition (Harvard/Walnut 3rd party sit 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants 6,388,125 Entitlement Costs 250,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 420,129 Abatement Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 840,258 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 69,300,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 37,800,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 31,500,000 Design Costs 5,890,500 A&E Costs 5,890,500 Other Project Costs 28,224,000 FF&E 3,465,000 New Equipment (Research) 17,325,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 6,930,000 Moving Costs 504,000 Permits and Fees 1,386,000 Project Management 5,920,651 Soft Costs -

52 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Legal Financing TBD TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 118,413,012 Project Contingency 5,920,651 Escalation (2004) - Total 124,333,662 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plans enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

53 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Housing Location: Replacement of Centennial Hall on Block Adjacent to Frontier Hall Subject to Residence Hall siting (per Housing Master Plan) Size: Site: Approx 87,000 SF (Full Block less Church) Facility Size: SF/Bed (incl common areas and dining hall) Floorplate: Floors 76,000 SF/FLR Includes Dining Facilities (assume 25,000 sf) Predecessor Projects Site Acquisition and Clearance Land Acquisition 7,984,738 Acquisition 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants incl above Entitlement Costs 250,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 136,931 Abatement Costs 97,808 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 56,350,000 Construction Costs 49,350,000 Fit out new dining facilities 7,000,000 Indirect Costs incl above Design Costs 4,789,750 A&E Costs 4,789,750 Other Project Costs 4,226,250 FF&E 2,817,500 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 1,408,750 Permits and Fees 563,500 Project Management 3,667,537 Soft Costs - Legal TBD

54 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 73,350,738 Project Contingency 3,667,537 Escalation (2004) - Total 77,018,275 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 2.5% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 1% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on Union Drive Suites at Iowa State University Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

55 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Fairview Hospital Relocation Location: Centennial Block Size: Site: Approx 108,000 (Full Block) Facility Size: SF/Bed = 217,000 GSF Adult Mental Health SF/Bed = 382,000 GSF Riverside Adult M/S 90,000 GSF Non-Acute Care Nursing Unit 200,000 GSF Community Practice Clinic & Corp. Floorplate: Predecessor Projects Relocation of Centennial Residence Hall Land Acquisition 1,868,042 Acquisition - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 694,433 Abatement Costs 173,608 Relocation of Existing Program 77,018,275 Relocate and Rebuild Centennial Hall and Dining 77,018,275 Construction Costs 250,330,000 Construction Costs (217 MH beds) 65,100,000 (159 Med/Surg beds) 114,480,000 (Non-Acute Nursing Unit) 24,750,000 (Comm Prac Clinic & Corp) 46,000,000 Design Costs 25,033,000 A&E Costs 25,033,000 Other Project Costs 140,027,872 FF&E 25,033,000 Equipment 62,582,500 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 27,536,300 Permits and Fees 5,006,600 Project Management 19,869,472

56 Future Phase Development-Scenario 3 Integrated Linkage-Pioneer Site Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs 36,475,000 Assume 3 spaces per bed incorporated in Hospital 21,975,000 equates to 879 spaces Assume 2 spaces per 1,000 sf Comm Clinic 14,500,000 & Nursing Care Unit Subtotal 530,752,189 Project Contingency 26,537,609 Escalation (2004) - Total 557,289,798 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 10% of Construction Costs Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Comm/Low voltage/moving 11% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

57 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Children's Facilities Location: Centennial Hall Site Size: 250 1,548 GSF/bed Facility Size: 396,000 GSF Base: 108,000 GSF Floors: 90,000 GSF Floors: 60,000 GSF Land Acquisition 10,990,038 Acquisition (Centennial Hall Site) Skyway Interconnection Costs 3,425,000 Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity(split w ACC) 2,495,015 Demolition and Abatement 4,570,023 Relocation of Existing Programs 72,732,990 Land cost 3,600,000 Relocation & Rebuild of Dorm 61,200,000 Relocation of Dining Hall Facilities 7,000,000 Entitlement cost 500,000 Utility Capacity 150,000 Demolition cost 282,990 Construction Cost 116,100,000 Construction Costs 116,100,000 Design Cost 11,610,000 A&E Design 11,610,000 Parking Cost 18,750,000 3/bed, ,000 Other Project Budgets 66,386,902 FF&E Allowance 10% 11,610,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 29,025,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 12,771,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,322,000 Project Management Allowance 5% 10,658,902

58 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Subtotal 296,569,929 Project Contingency 5% 14,828,496 Escalation (from 2004) Total 311,398,426 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Based on LarsonAllen Hospital assumptions of 6/1/04 No cost escalation have been included. (2004 costs) No parking land cost included No financing costs

59 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Ambulatory Care Clinic Location: Washington between Harvard and Oak Size: 440,000 GSF Base: 108,000 GSF Floors: 78,000 GSF Land Acquisition 20,690,276 Acquisition (Dept of Health Bldg) 5,750,000 Acquisition of Fairview Parking Ramp - Skyway Interconnection Costs 6,000,000 Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity (split w Childrens) 2,495,015 Demolition and Abatement 5,945,261 Relocation of Existing Program 20,000,000 Replace 800 Parking Spaces 20,000,000 Construction Cost 101,200,000 Construction Costs 52,800,000 ACC Interior Buildout 48,400,000 Design Cost 9,108,000 A&E Design 9,108,000 Parking Cost 17,500, ,000 Other Project Budgets 53,636,000 FF&E Allowance 10% 10,120,000 Equipment Allowance 25% 25,300,000 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 11% 11,132,000 Permit Allowance 2% 2,024,000 Project Management Allowance 5% 5,060,000 Subtotal 222,134,276 Project Contingency 5% 11,106,714 Escalation (from 2004)

60 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Total 233,240,990 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No interstitial spaces included. Assumed gross measured areas include mech/elec spaces No major/special purpose medical equipment included (equipment over $200,000 each) Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Based on UMP program of January 2003 No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No land cost for parking included No financing cost included No unamortized cost or land cost for Fairview Ramp included

61 DRAFT Phase One Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site School of Public Health Location: North 1/2 Block Walnut/Oak Size: 400,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 48,600 GSF Floors 33,600 GSF Land Acquisition 29,100,750 Acquire Walnut/Oak Site 15,200,000 Move Costs (tenants) 12,356,250 Demolition 544,500 Entitlements 500,000 Utilities 500,000 Construction Cost 90,000,000 Construction of new School of Public Health 60,000,000 Interior fit-out of SPH 30,000,000 Design Costs 9,000,000 A&E Design Costs 9,000,000 Parking Cost 5,000,000 Parking within the building-200 spaces 5,000,000 Soft and Indirect Cost 23,300,000 FF&E Costs Allowance 22,500,000 Moving Costs $2/GSF 800,000 Total 156,400,750 Clarifications: Site assumed to be environmentally "clean". No extraordinary hazardous materials to be removed No contingency included Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Based on SPH Statement of Need (Dec 2003) No voice/data cabling or systems No cost escalations included ( 2004 costs) No financing cost included

62 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Lillihei Heart Institute/Cancer Center Location: South End of Church Street-Childrens Rehab Site Size: Site: 43,200 GSF (180x240) Facility Size: 180,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 28,800 GSF (120 x 240) Predecessor Projects Health Sciences Building Land Acquisition 1,932,620 Acquisition (Children's Rehab) - Skyway Interconnections - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Children's Rehab) 444,207 Abatement Costs (Children's Rehab) 888,414 Relocation of Existing Program 340,623 Move Child Rehab Program to Health Sciences 340,623 Construction Costs 49,500,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 27,000,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 22,500,000 Indirect Costs incl above Design Costs 4,455,000 A&E Costs 4,455,000 Other Project Costs 20,160,000 FF&E 2,475,000 New Equipment (Research) 12,375,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 4,950,000 Moving Costs 360,000 Permits and Fees 990,000 Project Management 3,802,381 Soft Costs -

63 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Legal Financing TBD TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 76,388,244 Project Contingency 3,819,412 Escalation (2004) - Total 80,207,656 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

64 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Health Sciences Building Location: North 1/2 of Harvard/Walnut Block (One of two buildings shown) Base: 58,000 GSF Facility Size: 252,000 GSF Floorplate: Floors 36,000 GSF (120 x 300) Predecessor Projects Land Acquisition 14,998,512 Acquisition (Harvard/Walnut 3rd party sit 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants 6,388,125 Entitlement Costs 250,000 Utility Capacity 100,000 Demolition Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 420,129 Abatement Costs (Harvard/Walnut Tenants) 840,258 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 69,300,000 Construction Costs-Shell and Core 37,800,000 Construction Costs-Interior Build-Out 31,500,000 Indirect Costs incl above Design Costs 5,890,500 A&E Costs 5,890,500 Other Project Costs 28,098,000 FF&E 3,465,000 New Equipment (Research) 17,325,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 6,930,000 Moving Costs 378,000 Permits and Fees 1,386,000 Project Management 5,914,351

65 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 118,287,012 Project Contingency 5,914,351 Escalation (2004) - Total 124,201,362 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs New Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 10% of Construction Costs Moving Costs $2 per Gross Square Foot Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on HGA master planning scenario plan enclosed Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

66 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Housing Location: Replacement of Pioneer Hall on Block Adjacent to Frontier Hall Subject to Residence Hall siting (per Housing Master Plan) Size: Site: Approx 87,000 SF (Full Block less Church) Facility Size: SF/Bed (incl common areas) Floorplate: Floors 70,000 SF/FLR Predecessor Projects Site Acquisition and Clearance Land Acquisition 7,984,738 Acquisition 7,000,000 Move 3rd party tenants incl above Entitlement Costs 250,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 136,931 Abatement Costs 97,808 Relocation of Existing Program - Not Applicable Construction Costs 42,000,000 Construction Costs 42,000,000 Design Costs 3,570,000 A&E Costs 3,570,000 Other Project Costs 3,150,000 FF&E 2,100,000 IT/Communications/Low Voltage 1,050,000 Permits and Fees 420,000 Project Management 2,835,237

67 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs No new parking anticipated-use existing UofM cap - Subtotal 56,704,738 Project Contingency 2,835,237 Escalation (2004) - Total 59,539,975 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 5% of Construction Costs IT/Communications/Low voltage 2.5% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 1% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Based on Union Drive Suites at Iowa State University Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

68 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Fairview Hospital Relocation Location: Pioneer Block Size: Site: Approx 108,000 (Full Block) Facility Size: SF/Bed = 217,000 GSF Adult Mental Health SF/Bed = 382,000 GSF Riverside Adult M/S 90,000 GSF Non-Acute Care Nursing Unit 200,000 GSF Community Practice Clinic 7 Corp Floorplate: TBD Predecessor Projects Relocation of Pioneer Residence Hall Land Acquisition 1,868,042 Acquisition - Entitlement Costs 500,000 Utility Capacity & Connection 500,000 Demolition Costs 694,433 Abatement Costs 173,608 Relocation of Existing Program 59,539,975 Relocate and Rebuild Pioneer Hall 59,539,975 Construction Costs 250,330,000 Construction Costs (217 MH beds) 65,100,000 (159 Med/Surg beds) 114,480,000 (Non-Acute Nursing Unit) 24,750,000 (Comm Prac Clinic & Corp) 46,000,000 Design Costs 25,033,000 A&E Costs 25,033,000 Other Project Costs 140,027,872 FF&E 25,033,000 Equipment 62,582,500 IT/Comm/Low Voltage/Moving 27,536,300 Permits and Fees 5,006,600 Project Management 19,869,472

69 Future Phase Development-Scenario 4 Diagonal Linkage-Centennial Site Soft Costs - Legal TBD Financing TBD Parking Costs 42,700,000 Assume 3 spaces per bed incorporated in Hospital 28,200,000 equates to 879 spaces Assume 2 space per 1,000 sf Comm Clinic 14,500,000 & Nursing Care Unit Subtotal Project 519,498,889 Project Contingency 25,974,944 Escalation (2004) - Total 545,473,833 Clarifications: FF&E Cost Allowance 10% of Construction Costs Equipment Allowance 25% of Construction Costs IT/Comm/Low voltage/moving 11% of Construction Costs Permit Allowance 2% of Construction Costs Project Mgmt (LA/Const/Desig/Other) 5% of Identified Costs Project Constingency 5% of All Costs Site assumed to be environmentally clean No Legal or Finance Costs included Escalation: Not included Assume 4% from 2004 to Bid/Award

70 DRAFT Clinical Campus District Master Planning Order of Magnitude Budget Date: 6/1/04 Phase One Development Children's Facilities Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 Land Acquisition 9,871,520 7,976,629 6,217,072 10,990,038 Facility 135,410, ,800, ,800, ,710,000 Parking 18,750,000 18,750,000 18,750,000 18,750,000 Relocation 33,192,880 60,562,990 30,281,495 72,732,990 Other Project Budgets 70,243,976 61,708,331 61,620,354 66,386,902 Contingency 13,373,419 13,389,897 11,783,446 14,828,496 SubTotal Capital Costs 280,841, ,187, ,452, ,398,426 Less: Land Acq (9,871,520) (7,976,629) (6,217,072) (10,990,038) Relocation (33,192,880) (60,562,990) (30,281,495) (72,732,990) Building & Parking Budget 237,777, ,648, ,953, ,675,398

71 DRAFT Clinical Campus District Master Planning Order of Magnitude Budget Date: 6/1/04 Phase One Development Ambulatory Care Clinic Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4 Land Acquisition 27,269,644 5,745,015 4,504,572 20,690,276 Facility 110,308, ,308,000 99,277, ,308,000 Parking 17,500,000 17,500,000 17,500,000 17,500,000 Relocation - 46,948 30,281,495 20,000,000 Other Project Costs 53,636,000 53,636,000 48,272,400 53,636,000 Contingency 10,435,682 9,361,798 9,991,783 11,106,714 SubTotal Capital Costs 219,149, ,597, ,827, ,240,990 Less: Land Acquisition (27,269,644) (5,745,015) (4,504,572) (20,690,276) Relocation - (46,948) (30,281,495) (20,000,000) Building & Parking Budget 191,879, ,805, ,041, ,550,714

UW Bothell + Cascadia College Campus Master Plan Update

UW Bothell + Cascadia College Campus Master Plan Update STANDING COMMITTEES F 8 Finance and Asset Management Committee UW Bothell + Cascadia College Campus Master Plan Update INFORMATION ITEM This item is for information only. BACKGROUND In June of 2016, the

More information

Jefferson Street Center Winchester Public Schools Winchester, Virginia

Jefferson Street Center Winchester Public Schools Winchester, Virginia Main Office: 6799 Kennedy Road Unit F Warrenton, Virginia 20187 Phone: 540.347.5001 Fax: 540.347.5021 1388 NW 2 nd Ave., Unit 4B, Boca Raton, FL. 33432 Phone: 561.416.1240 Fax: 561.416.1248 Concept -Option

More information

DRAFT DESIGN REPORT. Kevin Trinastic. WHITEWATER, WI Project Number: 11 L 2 J

DRAFT DESIGN REPORT. Kevin Trinastic. WHITEWATER, WI Project Number: 11 L 2 J DRAFT DESIGN REPORT DIVISION OF FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT 0 East Wilson Street, 7th Floor Post Office Box 7866 Madison, WI 53707 MARCH, 203 WEST CAMPUS RESIDENCE RENOVATIONS PHASE UNIVERSITY OF WISCON SIN

More information

Ashland City Hall Feasibility Study City Council Presentation Monday, October 17, 2016

Ashland City Hall Feasibility Study City Council Presentation Monday, October 17, 2016 Ashland City Hall Feasibility Study City Council Presentation Monday, October 17, 2016 Space Needs: Summary Space Needs: Summary 23,472 SF Option 1: City Hall Expansion: New Construction Consolidate functions

More information

TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: ACTION ITEM

TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: ACTION ITEM GB5 Office of the President TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON : For Meeting of ACTION ITEM AMENDMENT OF THE BUDGET FOR STATE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AND APPROVAL OF EXTERNAL

More information

New Police Facility Community Presentation. September 23, 2017

New Police Facility Community Presentation. September 23, 2017 New Police Facility Community Presentation September 23, 2017 Agenda Welcome & Introductions City Manager & Council Members Overview City Manager Tony Ramos Ad Hoc Recommendations Chief Shelly Vander Veen

More information

Purpose of Workshop. Scope project to be included in a Design Build RFP Review Program Needs Site Analysis Concept Plans

Purpose of Workshop. Scope project to be included in a Design Build RFP Review Program Needs Site Analysis Concept Plans Purpose of Workshop Scope project to be included in a Design Build RFP Review Program Needs Site Analysis Concept Plans Workshop Process Second Workshop Present Preferred Scheme Revisions Solicit Comment

More information

GREENHEART VILLAGE. growing an adaptive community

GREENHEART VILLAGE. growing an adaptive community GREENHEART VILLAGE growing an adaptive community 2013 ULI Hines Student Urban Design Competition Team Summary Board 1. Summary Proforma Year 0 Phase I Phase II Phase III 20142015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

More information

Inspira Medical Center Woodbury Development Options Report

Inspira Medical Center Woodbury Development Options Report Development Options Report Prepared for: City of Woodbury, Gloucester County Improvement Authority, Inspira Health Network Prepared by: Urban Partners (Draft Final) October 25, 2018 1. INTRODUCTION Inspira

More information

Campus Master Plan. Board of Trustees Meeting. December 10, 2004

Campus Master Plan. Board of Trustees Meeting. December 10, 2004 Campus Master Plan Board of Trustees Meeting December 10, 2004 Master Plan: Schedule 2004 Observations / Concept Development December 8-9 January 20-23 and 27-29 January 21 March 2 3 Focus Groups Space

More information

TORONTO COMMUNITY HOUSING - DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Development and Redevelopment Projects Under Construction

TORONTO COMMUNITY HOUSING - DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Development and Redevelopment Projects Under Construction Development and Redevelopment Under 28 Status 28 Milestones 29 Milestones New (tbd) CMP 28-1 (1.3.1) Community Revitalization Don Mount Court - Rivertowne Redevelopment and community revitalization - of

More information

City of Shakopee, MN. Planning Objectives: City Hall Plan Options. City Hall Plan Options

City of Shakopee, MN. Planning Objectives: City Hall Plan Options. City Hall Plan Options Planning Objectives: Single public access point Improved security and sight lines to the main entry. Accessible restrooms on the fi rst fl oor. Council Chamber is designed to be a fl exible and functional

More information

SUITABLE / AVAILABLE PROPERTIES BUILDING NEW YORK

SUITABLE / AVAILABLE PROPERTIES BUILDING NEW YORK SUITABLE / AVAILABLE PROPERTIES BUILDING NEW YORK Building #69 Gateway National Recreation Area Brooklyn NY 11234 Landholding Agency: Interior Property Number: 61201830007 Status: Excess off-site removal

More information

REPORT. DATE ISSUED: December 19, 2014 REPORT NO: HCR Chair and Members of the San Diego Housing Commission For the Agenda of January 16, 2015

REPORT. DATE ISSUED: December 19, 2014 REPORT NO: HCR Chair and Members of the San Diego Housing Commission For the Agenda of January 16, 2015 REPORT DATE ISSUED: December 19, 2014 REPORT NO: HCR15-008 ATTENTION: SUBJECT: Chair and Members of the San Diego Housing Commission For the Agenda of January 16, 2015 COUNCIL DISTRICT: 9 REQUESTED ACTION

More information

REPORT TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS

REPORT TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS REPORT TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS SUBJECT STUDENT HOUSING AT WALTER GAGE INFILL SITE MEETING DATE JUNE 14, 2018 Forwarded to the Board of Governors on the Recommendation of the President APPROVED FOR SUBMISSION

More information

TOWNSHIP OF LOWER MERION 1. WAIVER OF CDBG RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM FUND LIMITS (ROW HOUSE IN ARDMORE)

TOWNSHIP OF LOWER MERION 1. WAIVER OF CDBG RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM FUND LIMITS (ROW HOUSE IN ARDMORE) TOWNSHIP OF LOWER MERION GRANTS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Wednesday, July 18, 2018 7:15 PM ( Approximately) Chairperson: Vice Chairperson: Tiffany O'Neill Anna Durbin, Anthony C. Stevenson AGENDA

More information

UCSF Mission Bay Community Task Force Meeting #1

UCSF Mission Bay Community Task Force Meeting #1 UCSF Mission Bay Community Task Force Meeting #1 Campus Planning 1 UCSF Planning Context Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) Our Institutional Master Plan Approved by The Regents Framework for physical

More information

To: Trevor Henry From: Xuan Phan FES, Albemarle County File: Albemarle Courts Program Analysis Date: November 1, 2017

To: Trevor Henry From: Xuan Phan FES, Albemarle County File: Albemarle Courts Program Analysis Date: November 1, 2017 Memo To: Trevor Henry From: Xuan Phan FES, Albemarle County Stantec, File: Albemarle Courts Program Analysis Date: November 1, 2017 Reference: DRAFT Stantec Program Analysis Report Courts Options Executive

More information

Development of Public Properties Downtown. June 4, 2013

Development of Public Properties Downtown. June 4, 2013 Development of Public Properties Downtown June 4, 2013 2 Feasibility Criteria Analyzed all available properties in the downtown Property ownership (City or Successor Agency) Redevelopment Dissolution/Legal

More information

Lawrence. Police Department. Riverfront

Lawrence. Police Department. Riverfront Lawrence Police Department Riverfront Contact information: Riverfront, LLC c/o Doug Brown, McGrew Commercial, 1501 Kasold Drive, Lawrence, KS 66047. 785-766-9355 or 785-838-8244. dougbrown@askmcgrew.com

More information

CONTINUUM Multigenerational and Mixed-Income Community Living

CONTINUUM Multigenerational and Mixed-Income Community Living CONTINUUM Multigenerational and Mixed-Income Community Living A Proposal for CHOICE, Inc. Affordable Housing Development Competition 2017 Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston SITE 34 ACRES in North Chelmsford

More information

FOR SALE 686 E Mill Street, San Bernardino, CA Owner-User Opportunity with Rare Excess Parking. Property Video at economosdewolf.

FOR SALE 686 E Mill Street, San Bernardino, CA Owner-User Opportunity with Rare Excess Parking. Property Video at economosdewolf. FOR SALE 686 E Mill Street, San Bernardino, CA 92415 Owner-User Opportunity with Rare Excess Parking Property Video at economosdewolf.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Property. This section opens with a description

More information

Infill Housing Analysis

Infill Housing Analysis City of Victoria Proposed Fairfield and Gonzales Neighbourhood Infill Housing Analysis Urbanics Consultants Ltd. Proposed Fairfield and Gonzales Neighbourhood Infill Housing Analysis Victoria, B.C. Prepared

More information

UW Medicine at South Lake Union Authorization of Phase 3.2

UW Medicine at South Lake Union Authorization of Phase 3.2 VII. STANDING COMMITTEES F 3 B. Finance and Asset Management Committee UW Medicine at South Lake Union Authorization of Phase 3.2 INFORMATION ITEM This item is being presented as an information item. PROJECT

More information

New Hope-Solebury School District Campus Revitalization Plan

New Hope-Solebury School District Campus Revitalization Plan Campus Revitalization Plan 20 January 2016 GODSHALL KANE O ROURKE ARCHITECTS, LLC 12 East Butler Avenue, Suite 205, Ambler, PA 19002 T: 215.646.2003 F: 215.646.5707 www.gkoarchitects.com Site Rendering

More information

BASE ZONING ALTERNATIVE 84, , , ,734 3,000 15,000 33,239 15,000. See Residual Land Value $61,685,000 13,222,000 13,954,000

BASE ZONING ALTERNATIVE 84, , , ,734 3,000 15,000 33,239 15,000. See Residual Land Value $61,685,000 13,222,000 13,954,000 SUMMARY TABLE DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVES ECONOMIC VALUATION TOOL I. Program Summary Site Area (SF) Building Height Number of Floors Number of Feet Gross Building Area (SF) Total Subject to FAR Calculations

More information

Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority Offi ce Location 502 Brewer Avenue Oceanport, NJ 07757

Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority Offi ce Location 502 Brewer Avenue Oceanport, NJ 07757 Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Authority 732.720.6350 www.fortmonmouthredevelopment.com Offi ce Location 502 Brewer Avenue Oceanport, NJ 07757 Mailing Address P.O. Box 267 Oceanport, NJ 07757 MARCH

More information

Financial Analysis of Urban Development Opportunities in the Fairfield and Gonzales Communities, Victoria BC

Financial Analysis of Urban Development Opportunities in the Fairfield and Gonzales Communities, Victoria BC Financial Analysis of Urban Development Opportunities in the Fairfield and Gonzales Communities, Victoria BC Draft 5 December 2016 Prepared for: City of Victoria By: Table of Contents Summary... i 1.0

More information

UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENT PRO FORMA

UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENT PRO FORMA UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENT PRO FORMA March 16, 2017 ULI Urban Leadership Program Dr. Steven Webber Ryerson University/Urbanformation Consulting Pro forma Financial analysis based on Revenues Costs Return

More information

E. D. Hovee & Company, LLC

E. D. Hovee & Company, LLC E. D. Hovee & Company, LLC Economic and Development Services MEMORANDUM To: From: Subject: Jason Robertson, Barney & Worth, Inc. Eric Hovee Downtown Olympia Action Plan Development Opportunity Site Prototype

More information

CORONA REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS

CORONA REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS CORONA REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS SE CORNER OF 6TH ST & SHERIDAN ST CORONA, CA 92882 Brett R. Larson, JD, CCIM Managing Director (951)532-4713 brett.larson@svn.com CalDRE #01947115 Eugene Hill Senior Advisor

More information

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA Session Legislative Fiscal Note

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA Session Legislative Fiscal Note GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA Session 2013 Legislative Fiscal Note BILL NUMBER: Senate Bill 480 (First Edition) SHORT TITLE: SPONSOR(S): State Impact Special Fund s: Special Fund Expenditures: UNC

More information

Per EDCKC, the Project qualifies for the higher level of property tax abatement in Years 1-10 as it is located in a continuously distressed area.

Per EDCKC, the Project qualifies for the higher level of property tax abatement in Years 1-10 as it is located in a continuously distressed area. MEMO To: From: Bob Long, Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City, Missouri Lance Dorn, SB Friedman Development Advisors 312.424.4255, ldorn@sbfriedman.com Fran Lefor Rood, SB Friedman Development

More information

CORONA REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS

CORONA REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS CORONA REGIONAL MEDICAL CAMPUS SE CORNER OF 6TH ST & SHERIDAN ST CORONA, CA 92882 Brett Larson, JD, CCIM Managing Director 951.600.8634 brett.larson@svn.com Eugene Hill Senior Advisor 951.600.8634 eugene.hill@svn.com

More information

LUCAS COUNTY. Downtown Site Analysis. 26 March 2018

LUCAS COUNTY. Downtown Site Analysis. 26 March 2018 LUCAS COUNTY Downtown Site Analysis 26 March 2018 PROGRAM BLOCKING & STACKING A: FACILITY COMMON 01 Entry Area 1,775 02 Staff Services & Training 8,308 Subtotal 10,083 Total CGSF B: SHERIFF'S OFFICE 03

More information

TO MEMBERS OF THE FINANCE AND CAPITAL STRATEGIES COMMITTEE: ACTION ITEM

TO MEMBERS OF THE FINANCE AND CAPITAL STRATEGIES COMMITTEE: ACTION ITEM Office of the President TO MEMBERS OF THE FINANCE AND CAPITAL STRATEGIES : For Meeting of ACTION ITEM APPROVAL OF BUDGET AND EXTERNAL FINANCING, MINNESOTA STREET GRADUATE STUDENT AND TRAINEE HOUSING, SAN

More information

Hopkinton Public Library Feasibility Study

Hopkinton Public Library Feasibility Study The Center School [parcel U17-42-0] which is separated into two roughly equivalent areas by parcels U17-49-0 and U17-50-0, which make up a 100 foot right-of-way. The front portion of the site, southwesterly,

More information

Tompkins County Industrial Development Agency Industrial Application for Incentives Applicant Information Date: 11/12/13

Tompkins County Industrial Development Agency Industrial Application for Incentives Applicant Information Date: 11/12/13 Tompkins County Industrial Development Agency Industrial Application for Incentives Applicant Information Date: 11/12/13 Name of Company/Applicant: Harold's Square, LLC Owner: Harold's Square, LLC Address:

More information

BUDGET PRESENTATION. Penn State Housing and Food Services. Budget Proposal. Housing Capacities. Academic Year Occupancy Percentages

BUDGET PRESENTATION. Penn State Housing and Food Services. Budget Proposal. Housing Capacities. Academic Year Occupancy Percentages 2009-2010 BUDGET PRESENTATION Penn State Housing and Food Services Housing Capacities Academic Year Occupancy Percentages Comparison Room and Board Rates Academic Year 2008-2009 Budget Proposal 2009-2010

More information

Isiah Senior Apartments Westchester, IL

Isiah Senior Apartments Westchester, IL Isiah Senior Apartments Westchester, IL Michaels Development Company 542 S. Dearborn St., Suite 560 Chicago, IL 60605 Hume An Vice President of Acquisitions and Development of the Midwest Region Phone:

More information

City of Stockton. Legislation Text AUTHORIZE ACQUISITION OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 501 AND 509 WEST WEBER AVENUE

City of Stockton. Legislation Text AUTHORIZE ACQUISITION OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 501 AND 509 WEST WEBER AVENUE City of Stockton Legislation Text File #: 17-3966, Version: 1 AUTHORIZE ACQUISITION OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 501 AND 509 WEST WEBER AVENUE RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the City Council adopt

More information

DeKalb County Jail History

DeKalb County Jail History DEKALB COUNTY, IL Jail Expansion Project Schematic Design Report Kimme & Associates, Inc. with PSA-Dewberry & Gilbane Building September 19, 2012 KIMME & Associates, Inc. DeKalb County Jail History The

More information

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MAJOR PROJECTS STATUS REPORT September 2017 Authorized June 9, 2017 Last Update Sept 2017

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MAJOR PROJECTS STATUS REPORT September 2017 Authorized June 9, 2017 Last Update Sept 2017 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA MAJOR PROJECTS STATUS REPORT September 2017 Authorized June 9, 2017 Last Update Sept 2017 ( until contract awarded) University of Virginia, 207 - Academic Division Authorized Academic

More information

Shawnee Landing TIF Project. City of Shawnee, Kansas. Need For Assistance Analysis

Shawnee Landing TIF Project. City of Shawnee, Kansas. Need For Assistance Analysis Shawnee Landing TIF Project City of Shawnee, Kansas Need For Assistance Analysis December 17, 2014 Table of Contents 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY... 1 2 PURPOSE... 2 3 THE PROJECT... 3 4 ASSISTANCE REQUEST... 7

More information

ENLIGHTENED. URBAN. EXPERIENCE. AVAILABLE: Specialty Retail 208 SF SF FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

ENLIGHTENED. URBAN. EXPERIENCE. AVAILABLE: Specialty Retail 208 SF SF FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: ENLIGHTENED. URBAN. EXPERIENCE. AVAILABLE: Specialty Retail 08 SF - 87 SF FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Anne Marie Koehler + 06 607 797 annemarie.koehler@am.jll.com Erika Koehler + 06 607 795 erika.koehler@am.jll.com

More information

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT NORTHERN VIRGINIA PERFORMANCE 1994

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT NORTHERN VIRGINIA PERFORMANCE 1994 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT NORTHERN VIRGINIA PERFORMANCE 1994 70 PROJECTS / 36 TENANT BUILDOUTS TOTALLING 400,000 SF $5,300,000 IN RETROFIT / RENOVATION INCLUDING MORE COMPLICATED PROJECTS SUCH AS: Roof Replacement

More information

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS. Facilities Committee. Thursday, October 13, :30-11:30 a.m.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS. Facilities Committee. Thursday, October 13, :30-11:30 a.m. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS Facilities Committee Thursday, October 13, 2011 10:30-11:30 a.m. 600 McNamara Alumni Center, West Committee Room Committee Members Dean Johnson, Chair Clyde Allen,

More information

Financial Feasibility Analysis for the Gehry Partners-Designed 8150 Sunset Blvd. Project (Alternative 9)

Financial Feasibility Analysis for the Gehry Partners-Designed 8150 Sunset Blvd. Project (Alternative 9) June 29, 2016 Tyler Siegel Suite 702 8899 Beverly Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90048 Re: Financial Feasibility Analysis for the Gehry Partners-Designed 8150 Sunset Blvd. Project (Alternative 9) Dear Mr. Siegel:

More information

LCRA Active Projects Tracking System (APTS) In Process

LCRA Active Projects Tracking System (APTS) In Process 13th & Locust Interstate Bldg. - 417 E. 13th Street 5/23/18 - Approved Settlement Agreement and construction extension to 9/30/18 Interstate Building, LLC/Mark Patel Acquisition & historic rehabilitation

More information

PORTLAND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Portland, Oregon. River District Housing Implementation Strategy Annual Report

PORTLAND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Portland, Oregon. River District Housing Implementation Strategy Annual Report PORTLAND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Portland, Oregon DATE: August 8, 2001 TO: FROM: The Commissioners Donald F. Mazziotti REPORT NO.: 01-73 SUBJECT: River District Housing Implementation Strategy Annual Report

More information

Housing Program Application (HOME & HTF) County of Bucks, Pennsylvania Housing Services

Housing Program Application (HOME & HTF) County of Bucks, Pennsylvania Housing Services Housing Program Application (HOME & HTF) County of Bucks, Pennsylvania Housing Services Since 1989, Housing Services has been the comprehensive provider of funding for community development, housing and

More information

for sale prime location 14-unit apartment complex

for sale prime location 14-unit apartment complex for sale prime location 14-unit apartment complex 1062 Coast Village Rd. Montecito, ca One of Montecito s Few Residential Income Complexes Over 10 Units Exceptional Development Potential executive summary

More information

EAST CHOCOLATE PLAZA - ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING

EAST CHOCOLATE PLAZA - ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING EAST CHOCOLATE PLAZA - ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING 1135 E CHOCOLATE AVENUE HERSHEY, PA 17033 Kai Youngman Advisor 484.245.1014 Kai.youngman@svn.com Logan Fazakerley Advisor 484.245.1000 logan.fazakerley@svn.com

More information

Vacant Hotel for Redevelopment 4225 North Fry, Houston, TX

Vacant Hotel for Redevelopment 4225 North Fry, Houston, TX Main 6 Story Building 105 Rooms - 75,000 sf Potential Revenue $2,200,000 (85$ ADR @ 70% Occupancy) Vacant Hotel for Redevelopment 4225 North Fry, Houston, 77022 TX 124 Rooms - 120,000 sf Potential Revenue

More information

Overview. Foundation: Physical Design Framework 2011 Phase 2 Study

Overview. Foundation: Physical Design Framework 2011 Phase 2 Study MISSION BAY 2 MISSION BAY: PHYSICAL OPTIONS HOUSING LOCATION OPTIONS BLOCK 23A BLOCK 15 ENTITLEMENT INCREASE OPTIONS OPTION 1 OPTION 2 OPTION 3 3 MISSION BAY: PHYSICAL OPTIONS Overview Foundation: Physical

More information

DESIGN OPTION #3 CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND FLOOR ONLY

DESIGN OPTION #3 CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND FLOOR ONLY DESIGN OPTION #3 CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND FLOOR ONLY In December 2011, the Vestry directed the Steering Committee to explore three alternative designs renovation of Baxter House; construction of only a

More information

PROPERTY FOR SALE. Pifer s Twin Valley Living Center - Twin Valley, Minnesota AUCTION & REALTY

PROPERTY FOR SALE. Pifer s Twin Valley Living Center - Twin Valley, Minnesota AUCTION & REALTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Twin Valley Living Center - Twin Valley, Minnesota www.pifers.com 877.700.4099 Property Information Call For Price This long standing 50 bed Nursing Home was recently closed. The property

More information

Broadway Corridor Framework Plan Pearl District Business Association November 10, 2015

Broadway Corridor Framework Plan Pearl District Business Association November 10, 2015 Broadway Corridor Framework Plan Pearl District Business Association November 10, 2015 Opportunity Central City Growth 2035 ~21,500 new households ~42,500 new jobs USPS Site Redevelopment ~2,400 new households

More information

Upper Dublin Public Library. Master Plan Presentation for: 520 Virginia Drive

Upper Dublin Public Library. Master Plan Presentation for: 520 Virginia Drive Master Plan Presentation for: 520 Virginia Drive May 22, 2018 Design Presentation Agenda Master Plan Design for 520 Virginia Drive Existing Conditions & Opportunities Project Goals Site Plan & Floor Plans

More information

T ECHNICAL M EMORANDUM

T ECHNICAL M EMORANDUM Economic & Planning Systems Real Estate Economics Regional Economics Public Finance Land Use Policy T ECHNICAL M EMORANDUM To: From: Subject: Cc: Margaret Stanzione and Claudia Cappio, City of Oakland

More information

71,938 71, Audit Liquidated Damages Fees and Costs

71,938 71, Audit Liquidated Damages Fees and Costs Part I: Summary PHA Name: Housing Authority of the Township of Woodbridge of CFFP: 08/15/2007 Type of Grant Original Annual Statement Reserve for Disasters/Emergencies Revised Annual Statement (revision

More information

Kane County. Division of Transportation. Technical Specifications Manual for Road Improvement Impact Fees Under Kane County Ordinance #07-232

Kane County. Division of Transportation. Technical Specifications Manual for Road Improvement Impact Fees Under Kane County Ordinance #07-232 Kane County Division of Transportation Technical Specifications Manual for Road Improvement Impact Fees Under Kane County Ordinance #07-232 Table of Contents Section 1: Introduction to the Impact Fee and

More information

Alternative Project Delivery Strategies for Expansion and Renovation

Alternative Project Delivery Strategies for Expansion and Renovation Alternative Project Delivery Strategies for Expansion and Renovation UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT 2015 Urban Land Institute: Private Public Product Council ESTHER

More information

CONVERTING TO MEET THE NEED MAY 2015

CONVERTING TO MEET THE NEED MAY 2015 CONVERTING TO MEET THE NEED MAY 2015 SNF AL IL 3 rd Floor - AL The Need Independent Living Occupancy Decline 2010 89% to 90% 2012 80% to 85% 2013 74% to 77% 2014 slight increase Assisted Living Need

More information

UPTOWN NASHVILLE PRO FORMA TEAM

UPTOWN NASHVILLE PRO FORMA TEAM PRO FORMA FINANCIAL SUMMARY The transformation of the Sulphur Dell District into Uptown Nashville begins with the combination of the owners existing parcels and the immediate acquisition of surrounding

More information

Gallatin County / Big Sky Affordable Housing

Gallatin County / Big Sky Affordable Housing / Big Sky Affordable Housing PRELIMINARY ARCHITECTURAL REPORT (DRAFT) - PRESENTATION TO THE PUBLIC Warren Miller Performing Arts Center - Big Sky, MT GALLATIN COUNTY because it is more financially feasible

More information

Opening Doors to Affordable Mixed-Use Development

Opening Doors to Affordable Mixed-Use Development Opening Doors to Affordable Mixed-Use Development 1 Housing Colorado October 5, 2016 2 Session Objectives Learn: The Basics of Low-Income and Historic Tax Credits, including recent Colorado LIHTC program

More information

CITY HALL PROJECT UPDATE/DIRECTION BRIEF September 19, 2017

CITY HALL PROJECT UPDATE/DIRECTION BRIEF September 19, 2017 CITY HALL 2020 PROJECT UPDATE/DIRECTION BRIEF September 19, 2017 1 2017 IN REVIEW January 17 th Deficiencies / Space Needs February 28 th Buildings & Assets Presentation May 23 rd Options / Schedules /

More information

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2018-2020 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN FISCAL YEARS 2018-2020 SUBMITTED TO THE ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS SEPTEMBER 2016 September 22, 2016 Dear Members of the Arizona Board of Regents:

More information

City of Claremont Police Facility Ad Hoc Committee AGENDA

City of Claremont Police Facility Ad Hoc Committee AGENDA City of Claremont Police Facility Ad Hoc Committee AGENDA Hughes Center- Padua Room Wednesday, June 28, 2017 @ 6:00 p.m. COMMITTEE MEMBERS CHAIR MARCIA HOROWITZ FRANK BEDOYA JACK BLAIR GAR BYRUM BETTY

More information

Recreation and Park Commission Capital Committee. Angelo J. Rossi Playground Restroom Replacement Conceptual Plan Approval

Recreation and Park Commission Capital Committee. Angelo J. Rossi Playground Restroom Replacement Conceptual Plan Approval DATE: March 23, 2012 TO: THRU: FROM: RE: Recreation and Park Commission Capital Committee Philip A. Ginsburg, General Manager Dawn Kamalanathan, Capital and Planning Manager Mary Hobson, Project Manager

More information

$ 40, $ $ Administration (may not exceed 10% of line 21)

$ 40, $ $ Administration (may not exceed 10% of line 21) Part I: Summary PHA Name: Housing Authority of the City of Shreveport of CFFP: 4/30/11 FFY of Grant: 2009 FFY of Grant Approval: 2009 Type of Grant Original Annual Statement Reserve for Disasters/Emergencies

More information

REPORT TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS Agenda Item #1.14

REPORT TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS Agenda Item #1.14 REPORT TO THE BOARD OF GOVERNORS Agenda Item #1.14 SUBJECT GAGE SOUTH STUDENT RESIDENCE MEETING DATE JUNE 9, 2015 Forwarded to the Board of Governors on the Recommendation of the President APPROVED FOR

More information

LEX ON PORTLAND 536 East Portland Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004

LEX ON PORTLAND 536 East Portland Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004 MULTI-FAMILY FOR SALE LEX ON PORTLAND 536 East Portland Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004 Sale Price: $4,000,000 Proposed Number Of Units: 103 Price Per Proposed Unit: $38,835 Lot Size: Building Size: Proposed

More information

Financial Analysis of Bell Street Development Potential Final Report

Financial Analysis of Bell Street Development Potential Final Report Financial Analysis of Bell Street Development Potential Final Report February 25, 2008 Prepared for: County of Santa Barbara TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction... 1 II. Key Findings Regarding Bell Street

More information

THE MEIER & FRANK BUILDING

THE MEIER & FRANK BUILDING RE INTRO DUCING THE MEIER & FRANK BUILDING LANDMARK EXTERIOR. MODERN INTERIOR. Property details Built in 1909 Originally designed by Architect A.E. Doyle Reimagined for today s workforce by BORA Architects

More information

North Campus Master Plan

North Campus Master Plan North Campus Master Plan November 29, 2011 Concept Plan Respect the site s natural features Reinforce vibrant campus anchors Connect campus destinations 2 Sketch Plan: core shifts east 3 Sketch Plan: core

More information

Town of Clinton, Connecticut Action Plan for the Historic Unilever Property and Area. Steering Committee Meeting #5 Implementation Strategies

Town of Clinton, Connecticut Action Plan for the Historic Unilever Property and Area. Steering Committee Meeting #5 Implementation Strategies Town of Clinton, Connecticut Action Plan for the Historic Unilever Property and Area Steering Committee Meeting #5 Implementation Strategies Wednesday, March 19, 2014 6:30pm Steering Committee Meeting

More information

Draft Roosevelt Income Restricted Housing Analysis

Draft Roosevelt Income Restricted Housing Analysis APPENDIX F Draft Roosevelt Income Restricted Housing Analysis Prepared for: Presented by: Sound Transit May 5, 2016 C/o Jeff Lehman, KPFF 1601 5th Avenue, Suite1600 Seattle, WA 98101 (206) 622 5822 Jeff.Lehman@kpff.com

More information

Cushman & Wakefield Copyright No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information

Cushman & Wakefield Copyright No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information 20 WIDE, 10 UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CAMPUS FOR SALE Building Features Location: North side of West 113 th Street between Broadway and Riverside Drive Block / Lot: 1895/43 Lot Size: Lot

More information

THE LEMOINE COMPANY. Mixed-Use & Multi-Family Market

THE LEMOINE COMPANY. Mixed-Use & Multi-Family Market THE LEMOINE COMPANY Mixed-Use & Multi-Family Market I. Baton Rouge Mixed-Use Development/525 Lafayette II. Elk s Place Plaza Apartments III. Tulane University Barbara Greenbaum House IV. UL Student Housing

More information

DEKALB COUNTY ENTERPRISE ZONE APPLICATION. Project Information

DEKALB COUNTY ENTERPRISE ZONE APPLICATION. Project Information DEKALB COUNTY ENTERPRISE ZONE APPLICATION Project Information Project Name: Street Address: City/State/Zip: Mailing Address: City/State/Zip: (the exact legal name under which the business is applying for

More information

0,...0 Los Angeles W orld Airports

0,...0 Los Angeles W orld Airports Date 0,...0 Los Angeles W orld Airports Report to the BOARD OF AIRPORT COMMISSIONERS Meeting Date: owers, Deputy Executive Director May 21, 2013 Reviewed by: Stev CAO Review: Completed Pending. N/A City

More information

Michigan State University Barrier-Free/Accessibility Project Status Summary December 2017

Michigan State University Barrier-Free/Accessibility Project Status Summary December 2017 Projects Completed FY16, FY17 and FY18 (arranged alphabetically) Abrams Planetarium Install automatic door opener on main doors of the Planetarium. Completed: Summer 2016 Cost: $13,000 Bessey Hall 1 st

More information

Tampa Commercial Real Estate

Tampa Commercial Real Estate Tampa Commercial Broker: Steven Silverman Tel: 813-785-3665 www.tampacommercialrealestate.com Steven@TampaCommercialRealEstate.com Busch Blvd Assemblage For Sale Busch Blvd, Tampa, FL 33612 Hillsborough

More information

October 1, 2017 thru December 31, 2017 Performance

October 1, 2017 thru December 31, 2017 Performance Grantee: Grant: Hillsborough County, FL B-08-UN-12-0006 October 1, 2017 thru December 31, 2017 Performance 1 Grant Number: B-08-UN-12-0006 Grantee Name: Hillsborough County, FL Grant Award Amount: $19,132,978.00

More information

UCSF Acquisition of Mission Bay Blocks 33-34

UCSF Acquisition of Mission Bay Blocks 33-34 UCSF Acquisition of Mission Bay Blocks 33-34 Lori Yamauchi Associate Vice Chancellor Campus Planning Mission Bay Citizens Advisory Committee March 13, 2014 Background UCSF has a goal of reducing operating

More information

CASE STUDY DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTES LAND AS EQUITY INTRODUCTION

CASE STUDY DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTES LAND AS EQUITY INTRODUCTION CASE STUDY DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTES LAND AS EQUITY INTRODUCTION This case study demonstrates where a developer owns a parcel of land that they are developing, and they want the Performance Indicators in the

More information

Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) Mission Bay Community Workshop #2

Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) Mission Bay Community Workshop #2 Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) Mission Bay Community Workshop #2 Campus Planning February 28, 2013 2 Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Agenda Overview 3. Near-Term Mission Bay Space Needs Discussion 4. LRDP Planning

More information

ED-900C EDA Application Supplement for Construction Programs

ED-900C EDA Application Supplement for Construction Programs OMB Number: 0610-0094 Expiration Date: 09/30/2018 ED-900C EDA Application Supplement for Construction Programs A. Metropolitan Area Review A.1. Projects involving the development of hospitals, airports,

More information

THRESHOLDS Application DETAILED PRELIMINARY BUDGET. Development Name: Development Item. Site Acquisition

THRESHOLDS Application DETAILED PRELIMINARY BUDGET. Development Name: Development Item. Site Acquisition DETAILED PRELIMINARY BUDGET Development Name: Development Item Cost Site Acquisition Hard Costs: Site Preparation Infrastructure (roads, utilities) Demolition/Lead Abatement Construction Contingency Landscaping

More information

Sample Engagement Letter

Sample Engagement Letter Sample Engagement Letter [Appraiser Firm Name] [Appraiser Firm Address] [Date] [Client] [Address] Re: Appraisal Request [Brief description of property or assignment] Dear [ ]: [Appraisal firm name or appraiser

More information

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY. Housing Facilities Master Plan

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY. Housing Facilities Master Plan WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY Housing Facilities Master Plan 2016-2026 January 29, 2016 1 Briefly review significant milestones and trends in housing facilities, occupancy, housing system finances, and programming

More information

A NEW AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. West Campus.

A NEW AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. West Campus. A NEW AMERICAN UNIVERSITY West Campus www.asu.edu/cdp CAMPUS AS CIVIC ART UNIVERSITY WIDE PLANNING PRINCIPLES Renewing Extending Connecting Rejuvenating ASU WEST CAMPUS N POPULATION DISTRIBUTION 2000 one

More information

Johns Hopkins University. Carey Business School. The Edward St. John Department of Real Estate

Johns Hopkins University. Carey Business School. The Edward St. John Department of Real Estate Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School The Edward St. John Department of Real Estate Practicum Fall 2008 Submitted by: Ryan Brown Faculty Advisor: Jay Gouline December 10, 2008 TABLE OF CONTENTS

More information

APPENDIX CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA EXHIBIT A LIST OF DESIGNATED POSITIONS FOR

APPENDIX CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA EXHIBIT A LIST OF DESIGNATED POSITIONS FOR APPENDIX CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA EXHIBIT A LIST OF DESIGNATED POSITIONS FOR SANTA CLARA VALLEY HEALTH & HOSPITAL SYSTEM INFORMATION SERVICES Designated Position Disclosure

More information

Request for Proposal: Private Developer for the Mahaska County Residential Care Facility

Request for Proposal: Private Developer for the Mahaska County Residential Care Facility Request for Proposal: Private Developer for the Mahaska County Residential Care Facility PLEASE TAKE NOTE: This document constitutes a Request for Proposal, and is not a request for professional services.

More information

Fort Lewis College Program Plan for New Student Housing

Fort Lewis College Program Plan for New Student Housing Fort Lewis College Program Plan for New Student Housing August 1, 2007 Table of Contents Overview a. Executive summary Section 1 b. Affected institutional function c. Relationship to Facilities Master

More information

Sample Space Report of Select Relocation Alternatives

Sample Space Report of Select Relocation Alternatives Sample Space Report of Select Relocation Alternatives February 12, 2015 Prepared by: Evan Margolin Lance Leighton Senior Managing Director Managing Director 212.326.8623 212.326.8668 emargolin@savills-studley.com

More information

September 11, Department of Planning and Development City of Berkeley c/o Leslie Mendez 1947 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704

September 11, Department of Planning and Development City of Berkeley c/o Leslie Mendez 1947 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704 September 11, 2018 Department of Planning and Development City of Berkeley c/o Leslie Mendez 1947 Center Street Berkeley, CA 94704 RE: 1951 Shattuck Avenue Significant Community Benefits Economic Analysis

More information