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Agenda Section: 8•H <br /> VUN✓ REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Report Number: 94-1335C <br /> Date:Report 10-6-94 <br /> STAFF REPORT <br /> Council Action: <br /> ❑ Special Order of Business <br /> October 10, 1994 ❑ public Hearings <br /> CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE Consent Agenda <br /> 0 Council Business <br /> Item Description: Approve Park Building Repair for Hillview and Groveland Park Buildings <br /> Administrator's Review/Recommendation: `.� <br /> - No comments to supplement this report 7)“,-) <br /> Comments attached. \. <br /> Explanation/Summary (attach supplement sheets as necessary.) <br /> SUMMARY; <br /> The joists and exterior rim and siding were observed to be rotting at <br /> both Groveland and Hillview Park buildings because of the lack of a <br /> vapor barrier, insulation and ventilation in the crawl space of both <br /> buildings. In addition, the landscaping was too high, the block <br /> foundation too low and the crawl space at less than the minimum <br /> distance. These problems were identified by City Building Inspector <br /> Rick Jarson. At his recommendation, a price quote was requested and <br /> received from the carpenter who is contracting the improvements to both <br /> buildings at the present time. ' The quote is $10, 355 for replacement of <br /> the rotting wood, repair to areas, installation of a vapor barrier at <br /> both buildings and additional installation of exterior siding with <br /> painting and windows at Groveland Park building. <br /> This is an emergency situation. The work needs to be done in order to <br /> maintain the integrity of the buildings and for the continued <br /> maintenance and use of the buildings. The funding source identified is <br /> Park Improvement Funds of 1994. <br /> -1107 <br /> Mary Saarion r ector of Parks, Recreation and Forestry <br /> RECOMMENDATION; <br /> Approve the repair work that needs to be done at both Hillview and <br /> Groveland Park buildings at a cost of $10, 355 with the funding source <br /> being the 1994 Park Improvement Fund dedication. <br />