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Mr. Patrick Klaers <br />20 March 1996 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />Building Plans: <br /> <br />Reduce the width of the building housing the ice surface, reflecting a reduction in seating <br />from 2,500 to 1,500 to 1,700 people. Elevate seating to have front walkway (±36") above <br />finish floor. <br /> <br />2. Cut the corners of the building at 45 degrees, omitting the storage units and stairs that <br /> were housed within. <br /> <br />3. Retain an elevated running/walking track around the perimeter of the building. <br /> <br />4. Omit all of the structural, architectural, mechanical, and electrical elements associated <br /> with the mezzanine portion of the original design. <br /> <br />5. Modify the original design for the entry, moving the office and ticket rooms back into the <br /> existing building's lobby area. <br /> <br />6. Omit the sloped metal roofing dement on the front of the building and replace with a <br /> parapeted flat roof. <br /> <br />Omit the finished locker rooms from the plans, show an empty space with a concrete floor, <br />plumbing rough-ins, and minimal electrical/mechanical systems. The Youth Hockey <br />Association will complete this work outside of this contract. RSP will issue only our <br />design floor plan to the Association to assist them when monies are available. <br /> <br />Ice Package: <br /> <br />1. Base design will be to relocate the existing ice equipment to the new location in the <br /> addition. The unit will be modified so it can operate both rinks. <br /> <br />Bid Alternate #1, leave existing unit in place and operating the existing rink. The Hockey <br />Association will supply to the project a piece of used equipment they plan to purchase to <br />refrigerate the new rink. <br /> <br />3. Bid Alternate #2, bid out the purchase of a new piece of equipment for the new fink. <br /> <br />RSP's initial estimate to create these design revisions was $4,500 plus our reimbursable costs. <br />Three meetings and several design solutions later, the revised design was approved. The actual <br />time spent on these design revisions and the approval process exceeded our estimate by <br />$1,980, bringing the total redesign cost to $6,480. Now that this phase of work is completed, <br />enclosed is our final billing for the balance of these services, plus reimbursable costs. <br /> <br /> <br />