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WS Item 4DPS Central Facility April 17, 2007 DPS Central Facility Project Status Scope of project Municipal Court Cost Financing Direction Design Direction Architectural presence on both corners Design for possible dissolution of Keller mergers Design for future growth and expansion Blend architecturally with Town Square Use design elements from Town Hall Design Direction Needs Assessment: 48,909 ft2 New Areas not in Needs Assessment: 15,316 ft2 Areas with Built-in Expansion: 15,191 ft2 Court: 7,451 ft2 Total 86,867 ft2 Municipal Court Preliminary recommendation from Facilities Study* for Town Hall expansion calls for Municipal Court to be relocated. - Current: 7,300 ft2 - Recommended: 7,451 ft2 * Facilities Study conducted by Brinkley Sargent Municipal Court Legal Authorization (TOASE) - a building or facility is something that crime district funds may be used to finance. The statute allows expenditures for ‘capital improvements’ for a crime district program. Id. § 363.151(a). Section 363.151 (e) provides: (e) The program may include court and prosecution services, including: (1) court watch programs; (2) community arbitration & mediation centers; (3) night prosecutors programs; (4) automated legal research systems; (5) an automated court management system; (6) a criminal court administrator; (7) an automated court reporting system; (8) additional district courts that are required by law to give preference to criminal cases, judges and staff; (9) additional prosecutors and staff Preliminary Project Costs Construction $23,420,534 A&E Costs (based on 8%) $ 1,873,642 FF&E $ 1,560,000 Site Acquisition $ 1,500,000 Interim Station costs* - $28,354,176 * Undetermined at this time Cost Comparisons Average Costs of Public Safety projects (2006): $ 239.36/ft2 Town Hall (2000): $ 219.23/ft2 Current Cost Estimate (Preliminary): $ 266.68/ft2 Central DPS Facility Funding Cash Flow Projection FY 2007 $ 7,490,000 FY 2008 $ 5,687,642 FY 2009 $13,194,964 FY 2010 $ 1,981,570 Projected Cost * $28,354,176 * Estimated as of March 2007 Funding Philosophy Self fund – pay as you go - Would require use of district’s reserves jointly with sales tax collections during construction period Combination (self fund and short-term bonds) - Would require use of district’s reserves jointly with short-term bonds (2-3 term pay-off) Conclusion Direction? Scope of Project Municipal Court Preliminary Elevations Lower Level Spaces Ground Level Spaces Upper Level Spaces (Optional Court)