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� <br /> ♦ <br /> � � <br /> OF'�FC <br /> � 9� <br /> - C • <br /> V 70 <br /> � <br /> �:�:i� <br /> '/[IINO�S <br /> July 11, 2000 <br /> PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM <br /> � NO. 2000 - 49 <br /> MEMOR.ANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager � <br /> Bruce McNabb, Director of Public Works � <br /> SUBJECT: Preliminary Design of SWTP Expansion <br /> In order to implement Phase II of the City Staff Reorganization Plan, it will be necessary to <br /> construct additional office space at the South Water Treatment Plant (SWTP). In conjunction <br /> with this expansion, it may be appropriate for the City�to make other minor changes in this <br /> twelve year old building in order to improve the efficiency, security and customer service at this <br /> building. A small expansion of the water quality testing laboratory is also anticipated. The <br /> overall objective is to make a11 office-type modifications that can be anticipated for the next ten <br /> years. The office expansion is needed as soon as possible in order to implement the <br /> reorganization plan. <br /> Since the expansion will probably involve some modification of the existing building, the <br /> City staff first contacted the original building designers, Black and Veatch Corp. Black and <br /> Veatch is interested in doing the design for the building expansion and they have a very qualified <br /> architect available to work on the project immediately. This would help expedite timely <br /> completion of the project. � <br /> Based on preliminary discussions, City staff and Black and Veatch believe that the best way <br /> to approach the design of this project is to use two phases: preliminary design and final design. <br /> As described in the attached scope of work, the preliminary design will define the final <br /> scope of the project and provide estimates of probable construction costs. Another contract will <br /> be presented for final design at a later date. <br />