5.6. SR 08-22-1994 - Laserfiche WebLink

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. . . Mr. Jeff Gongoll - 2 - August 26, 1994 unsafe conditions such as a buildup of carbon monoxide (CO) or nitrogen dioxide (N02) levels that can be extremely detrimental to the health and welfare of all participants or visitors in the sports complex. Factors such as properly designed dasher systems around the rinks are essential. Proper disposal of the ice shavings must be addressed. Quality of the ice must be of concern since poor ice quality will drive away skaters and the' investment in a rink system can be lost. Rink lighting at various levels will enhance the quality of skating and also provide energy cost savings, All of the mentioned items are extremely important to the invest- ment in the sports center. They are mentioned to point out the reason for engaging experienced ice rink consultants/designers to assist in bringing the project to successful fruition. Based on our understanding' of your needs and desires, as discussed by phone and from our recent meeting, we are submitting our proposal broken into phases to cover the full scope of the project from planning through construction and facility start-up. In this way it is felt that we can best serve your needs and work wi th you to reali ze the most economically feasible ice skating facili ty. It is important that good, qualified and caring architects and engineers be a part of the total team. We will, therefore, assist in providing a listing of those well qualified for a project such as yours and will also assist in the final selections. It is anticipated that the architect selected would include the neces- sary mechanical, electrical, structural and civil engineers as a part of their contract with your group. The role of I.C.E. in your project is outlined in the following pages under the heading - Proposal 'A'. This covers the proposed phasing and services to be incorporated into our contract with you. It is our feeling that our contract should be separate from that of the architect and the construction contractors to better serve your interests and needs and be able to remain totally un- biased in our services. I.C.E. is not, in any way, tied to any of the equipment manufac- turers/ installers and can, therefore, provide totally unbiased review and recommendations on all of the manufacturers' products and installations.