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CC PACKETS 1999-2001
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CC PACKET 07252000
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06/15/00 15:48 FAX 6512233002 _ SPRINGSTED INC. Win" <br /> 1®8 <br /> • <br /> The structural(inverted hyperbolic umbrella design)columns are spaced <br /> approximately 60 feet on a square grid system;a combination wet/dry automatic <br /> fire sprinkler system protects all areas of the retail space;and the height of the mass <br /> of the building is over 14 feet(clear span)above grade at the front foyer.Generally <br /> the building assemblies are experiencing a significant lank of normal maintenance <br /> and in marginal condition. <br /> The building conditions were analyzed to ascertain if certain qualifiers pertinent for <br /> a Redevelopment Project are present The load bearing capacity of the structural <br /> components were not analyzed to determine their capacity to support the imposed <br /> loads.(however the roof system is continually leaking because the super structural <br /> components constitute a design defect)The reconnaissance and abbreviated <br /> building analysis was conducted in May and June of 2000 and concludes the retail <br /> space is obsolete for it's present or continued use,is not designed for an adaptive <br /> reuse and is very difficult to find or access by the retail customer.(this building is <br /> located the farthest distance from the vehicular access point of entry to the Apache <br /> Plaza Shopping Center). <br /> According to Laws of Minnesota Section 469.002 subdivision 11 <br /> (The Housing and Redevelopment Authorities Act) Blight is defined as <br /> "any area with buildings or improvements which by reason of dilapidation, <br /> obsolescence,overcrowding,faulty arrangement or design,lack of ventilation <br /> • light or salutary facilities,excess land coverage, deleterious land use,or obsolete <br /> layout, or any combination of these or other factors,that are detrimental to the <br /> safety,health morals, or welfare of the community" <br /> Physical and Functional Obsolescence <br /> The condition of the Apache Plaza Mall was found to be structurall y substandard in <br /> terms of the Statutory Criteria of the Redevelopment Statute Section 469.174 and <br /> contains substantial construction defects to a degree requiring substantial <br /> renovation or clearance and is not detemuiied structurally standard There are a <br /> number of design defects,out dated mechanical equipment,and lacking certain <br /> mechanical equipment for public health and hygiene.The estimated total cost of <br /> necessary repairs(Approx.S8,000,000)to comply with the new building code would <br /> exceed the required State Statutory threshold of 15%of the buildings replacement <br /> value.(see formula below) <br /> Of more concern is the obsolete layout and faulty design of this over 325,000 <br /> square foot retail facility.The general retail customer is reluctant to walk more than <br /> 200 feet to the front entry of a shopping complex from their automobile and <br /> certainly not 600 feet from one Major retailer to another with no intervening <br /> retailer stores The center also lacks access between the adjacent Cub Food Store <br /> and the Apache Plaza Shopping Center. <br /> The most in dissolvable problem is the lack of retail exposure to the buying public. <br /> This former Department Store building is oriented to the westerly elevation or <br /> approximately 2 blocks Westerly of the access point of Silver Lake Road in the <br /> City of St. Anthony. <br /> • <br />
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