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AUTHORIZING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING AGREEMENT - TRANSFER HOUSE FEASIBILITY STUDY
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9/20/2004
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ECONOMIC AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT MEMORANDUM <br /> No. 04-144 <br /> September 16,2004 <br /> TO: Mayor Paul Osborne and City Council Members <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager r1n�. <br /> Dane C. Bragg,Assistant City Manager <br /> SUBJECT: Professional Services Agreement—Transfer House Feasibility Study <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval of the attached <br /> agreement with the Farnsworth Group to complete a feasibility study to move the <br /> Transfer House to Lincoln Square. The proposed professional services will not exceed <br /> $50,000. <br /> BACKGROUND: As part of the Mayor's Treasures of Decatur initiative, staff <br /> convened a selection committee to review proposals for professional services to study the <br /> feasibility of relocating the Transfer House back to its original location. Several firms <br /> made proposals. Finalists were interviewed by the selection committee and the <br /> Farnsworth Group was considered the most qualified fum to provide the services <br /> required of the study. The project will talce approximately five months to complete. A <br /> final feasibility study will be prepared for review by the Council as a part of this contract. <br /> The project has been divided into phases, including structural evaluation, moving path <br /> evaluation, data collection and Lincoln Squaze evaluation. The City reserves the right to <br /> stop the study at the end of any phase if the project proves infeasible, thereby limiting <br /> exposure to additional costs for an infeasible project. <br /> Kent Massie of Massie Massie Landscape Architects will be in attendance at the Council <br /> meeting to present the recommendation of the selection committee. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: N/A. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: Representatives of economic development, <br /> engineering and planning were a part of the selection committee. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Any additional questions may be forwarded to Dane Bragg at <br /> 424-2727 or dbrag�(c�decaturnet.arg. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: The cost of the study will be paid from the <br /> General Fund, Planning&Economic Development. <br />
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