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HABERSHAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSION

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SUBJECT: Administration Building Evaluation and Preliminary Design Proposal

DATE: October 5, 2015 ( ) RECOMMENDATION ( ) POLICY DISCUSSION

BUDGET IFORMATION: ( ) STATUS REPORT

ANNUAL- ( ) OTHER

CAPITAL- $17,110

COMMISSION ACTION REQUESTED ON: October 19, 2015

PURPOSE:

Precision Planning, Inc. (PPI) will evaluate the condition of the existing Administration

Building in terms of feasibility and cost effectiveness for renovations versus demolition and

replacement.

BACKGROUND / HISTORY:

Precision Planning has been asked to evaluate the two prior program

evaluations which were completed in 2006 and 2011 and provide their current evaluation of the

feasibility of renovating the current administration building at 555 Monroe Street by assessing its

general conditions of the existing building including structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical in

addition to building code and ADA compliance. They will compare the option of renovation versus

relocating these administrative departments to a new facility on the same site or a new green field site.

Requested services will include verification of existing plans and general condition of the existing

building, cursory verification of departments space needs, identification of project options, preliminary

pricing of the options, and preparation of the master plan drawings for the recommended option. One

of the project elements included in SPLOST 5 construction program involved renovation or relocation

of the administration department. Approximately $1.5 million of funding remains in SPLOST 5 in

order to pay for a portion of the costs of this project.

FACTS AND ISSUES:

The scope of this project is noted in the October 2 letter from Paul Hoover, Vice President of

Precision Planning concerning the proposed preliminary design services for the Habersham

County Government Administration Building. Scope of services includes:

a.

As-built verification and building evaluation including engineering consulting

services which will review the building conditions including visual observations

of the buildings structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.

b. Program updates: PPI will conduct a cursory review of the programs prepared in

2005 and will make updates to the staffing and space requirements for up to 10

county departments in two visits. Based on the current information provided by

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the clients, Precision Planning will prepare an updated programming spreadsheet

detailing the anticipated space requirements.

c.

Development options: Precision Planning in conjunction with client will identify

two project options including renovation/expansion of the existing facility and

development of a replacement building on the same site. Precision Planning will

develop preliminary opinion of probable construction costs for each option and

present the options and cost estimates in a meeting with the Board of

Commissioners.

d. Precision Master Planning: Precision Planning Incorporated will prepare a

preliminary site master plan and concept bubble diagram for the client’s

selection option deemed to be in the best interest of the county.

e.

Final Report: PPI will compile and prepare documents into a report for

submission to the client in hard copy and electronic media including: building

evaluation reports, programming documents, project options opinions of

probable cost, and master plan graphics. The not to exceed fee proposal is

attached, the work is to be completed for no more than $17,110.

OPTIONS:

1) To approve Precision Planning’s price proposal and scope of service for this project in

the amount of $17,110. 2) Deny the proposed program. 3) Other solutions defined by Board of

Commissioners.

RECOMMENDED SAMPLE MOTION: Move to approve the Precision Planning proposal for

preliminary design services for the Habersham County Administration building.

DEPARTMENT: Prepared by: Director ______________________________ ADMINISTRATIVE COMMENTS:_____________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ DATE:_____________________ County Manager

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  October 2, 2014    VIA EMAIL    Mr. Phil Sutton, County Manager  Habersham County  555 Monroe Street, Unit 20  Clarkesville, GA 30523  psutton@habershamga.com     Re:  Proposal for Preliminary Design Services    Habersham County Government Administration Building     Dear Mr. Sutton:    Precision Planning, Inc. and our design team (PPI) is pleased to offer Habersham County Government (Client) the attached  preliminary  design  services  proposal  related  to  the  Government  Administration  Building.  The  following  services  will  be  performed in accordance with our Habersham County Demand Services arrangement. 

 

Project Understanding 

We understand that the Client wishes to evaluate the condition of the existing building in terms of feasibility and cost‐ effectiveness  for  renovations  versus  demolition  and  replacement.    The  requested  services  will  include  a  verification  of  existing  plans  and  the  general  condition  of  the  existing  building,  cursory  verification  of  department  space  needs,  identification  of  project  options,  preliminary  pricing  of  the  options,  and  preparation  of  master  plan  drawings  for  the  recommended option. 

 

Project Scope of Services 

I. As‐Built Verification/Building Evaluation 

A. PPI  and  its  engineering  consultants  will  tour  and  review  the  condition  of  the  building,  including  a  visual  observation of building structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.  

B. PPI  will  conduct  a  general  evaluation  of  the  facility’s  compliance  with  current  building  codes  and  the  Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). 

C. PPI  and  its  engineering  consultants  will  issue  a  report  of  findings  and  recommendations  for  use  in  determining the feasibility of renovations or expansions to the building. 

 

II.   Programming Update 

A. PPI  will  conduct  a  cursory  review  of  the  Program  Document  prepared  in  2005  and  will  make  updates  to  staffing and space requirements for up to ten (10) County departments in two (2) visits, based upon current  information to be provided by the Client.  (Note: Detailed interviews with department representatives are  not included in this scope)  B. PPI will prepare an updated programming spreadsheet, tabulating anticipated space requirements.  C. PPI will submit the updated Program Document to the Client for distribution to department representatives  for their review and comment.  One round of revisions is included in this scope.    III. Development Options  A. PPI, in conjunction with the Client, will identify two (2) project options, including renovation/expansion of  the existing facility and development of a replacement building on the same site.  B. PPI will develop a preliminary Opinion of Probable Construction Cost for each proposed option.  C. PPI will present the options and costs in one (1) formal meeting with the Board of Commissioners. 

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Mr. Phil Sutton, County Manager  Habersham County  October 2, 2015  Page 2  IV. Master Planning  A. PPI will prepare a preliminary Site Master Plan and Concept Bubble Diagram of the Client selection option  deemed to be in the best interest of the County.    V. Final Report 

A. PPI  will  compile  prepared  documents  into  a  Final  Report  for  submittal  to  the  Client  in  hard  copy  and  electronic media, to include the following:  a. Building Evaluation Reports   b. Programming Document  c. Project Options and Opinions of Probable Cost  d. Master Plan Graphics    Additional Services  PPI is able to provide the following services upon request by the Client, and will invoice hourly according to the attached  Schedule of Hourly Rates:  1. Additional meetings, site visits or revisions not included in the Project Scope of Services  2. Detailed schematic plans and elevations  3. Professional renderings  4. Detailed design, construction documents and specifications  5. Permitting, Bidding and Construction Administration services 

6. Land  surveying,  civil  engineering,  landscape  architecture,  interior  design,  structural  engineering,  mechanical/plumbing/fire protection engineering, and electrical engineering  7. LEED project administration    Exclusions: PPI does not provide testing services, including, but not limited to geotechnical reports or exploration, tests  for hazardous materials, or any other environmental tests relating to existing conditions.      Compensation  The project will be invoiced monthly according to actual man‐hours spent, plus reimbursable expenses (mileage, printing,  courier and postage charges).  Attached is our estimated Not‐To‐Exceed fee proposal, based on the proposed scope of  work. Thank you for the opportunity to propose these professional services and to serve Habersham County.    Sincerely,        Paul D. Hoover, AIA  Vice President, LEED® AP  pdh  g:\document\15\15‐015\1502\habersham co\05 county admin building\county admin building pre‐design proposal 100115.doc     Attachment:  Schedule of Hourly Rates      Standard General Conditions    Authorization given this     day of        , 2015  By:        Title:       

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Mr. Phil Sutton, County Manager  Habersham County  October 2, 2015  Page 3  HABERSHAM COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING –PRELIMINARY DESIGN SERVICES  Schedule of Standard Hourly Rates     

Billing Category Hourly Rate 2015 Estimated Hours Total

Principal in Charge $150.00 16 $2,400.00 Project Manager (multi‐disciplinary project) $130.00 40 $5,200.00 Project Architect $130.00 0 $0.00 Job Captain $80.00 0 $0.00 Intern Architect $70.00 16 $1,120.00 Administrative $90.00 0 $0.00 Cost Estimating $110.00 8 $880.00 Interior Designer $80.00 0 $0.00 Civil Engineer $130.00 0 $0.00 Landscape Architect $130.00 0 $0.00 Structural Engineer $130.00 16 $2,080.00 Mechanical/Plumbing Engineer $125.00 20 $2,500.00 Electrical Engineer $135.00 18 $2,430.00 Survey Manager $100.00 0 $0.00 Survey Technician $90.00 0 $0.00 2‐Man Survey Crew $120.00 0 $0.00 3‐Man Survey Crew $160.00 0 $0.00 SUB‐TOTAL $16,610.00 Reimbursable Expenses: Printing, mileage, photographs, and other consumable documents $500.00 TOTAL PROPOSED FEE, NOT TO EXCEED: $17,110.00  

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Mr. Phil Sutton, County Manager  Habersham County  October 2, 2015  Page 4      STANDARD GENERAL CONDITIONS   

A.  All  original  preliminary  and  final  design  documents,  including  worksheets,  notes  and  calculations,  being  instruments of services, shall remain the sole property of Precision Planning, Inc. Owner/Client to be provided  reproducibles if requested.    B.  There shall be no assignments of any portion of the work as described within the above proposal or during any  phase of the work without the written consent by Precision Planning, Inc. There shall be no disclosures of the  scope of services and/or fees, as outlined within this proposal, to any third parties without the written consent  of Precision Planning, Inc. There shall not be any re‐use or reproduction of this proposal or design documents  without the written consent of Precision Planning, Inc.   

C.  Our  professional  services  shall  be  performed,  our  findings  obtained,  and  our  recommendations  prepared  in  accordance  with  generally  accepted  planning,  engineering,  land  surveying,  architectural  and  landscape  architectural  practices.  This  warranty  is  in  lieu  of  all  other  warranties  either  implied  or  expressed.  Precision  Planning,  Inc.  assumes  no  responsibility  for  interpretation  made  by  others  based  upon  the  work  or  recommendations made by Precision Planning, Inc. 

 

D.  It is agreed that the Owner/Client will limit any and all liability for any damage on account of any error, omission  or  other  professional  negligence  to  a  sum  not  to  exceed  $50,000.00  or  the  amount  of  the  fee,  whichever  is  greater.  If  Owner/Client  prefers  to  have  higher  limits  of  professional  liability,  the  limits  can  be  increased  to  a  maximum of one million ($1,000,000.00) dollars upon Owner/Client's written request at the time of acceptance  of this proposal provided that the Owner/Client agrees to pay an additional consideration of ten percent (10%)  of the total fee or $1,000.00, whichever is greater. The additional charge for the higher liability limits is because  of the greater risk assumed and is not a charge for additional professional liability insurance.    E.  The Owner/Client agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Precision Planning, Inc. harmless from any claim, liability  or defense cost in excess of the limits determined above for injury or loss sustained by any party from exposure  allegedly caused by Precision Planning, Inc.'s performance of services hereunder, except for injury or loss caused  by the sole negligence or willful misconduct of Precision Planning, Inc.    F.  In the event the Owner/Client makes a claim against Precision Planning, Inc. at law or otherwise, for an alleged  error, omission or other act arising out of the performance of our professional services, and the Owner/Client  fails  to  prove  such  claim,  then  the  Owner/Client  shall  bear  all  cost  incurred  by  Precision  Planning,  Inc.  in  defending itself against such claim(s). The reciprocal of this clause (i.e., a claim made by Precision Planning, Inc.  against the Owner/Client where failure of proof of claim is established, financial responsibility for Owner/Client's  defense shall rest upon Precision Planning, Inc.) is hereby made a part of this agreement.    G.  It is understood and agreed that Precision Planning, Inc. shall not be held responsible for any inaccuracies in any  materials, data or records of any other person, firm or agency which are provided to it and/or may be utilized by  it in the performance of specific services.   

H.  Reimbursable  expenses  including  mileage,  photographic  enlargements,  reductions  and  reproduction,  blueprinting,  and  courier  services  shall  be  billed  at  a  rate  of  actual  cost  times  1.1.  When  overnight  stay  is  required, it shall be billed as actual subsistence cost times 1.1.   

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Mr. Phil Sutton, County Manager  Habersham County 

October 2, 2015  Page 5 

NOTE:  No  back‐up  data  or  copies  of  bills  will  be  provided  for  reimbursable  expenses  invoiced  under  this  agreement.  Should  back‐up  data  be  requested,  it  will  be  provided  for  an  administrative  fee  of  $100.00  per  monthly invoice requiring verification, plus $1.00 per copy of back‐up data provided.    I.  In the event additional services beyond the scope of work listed above are required by Owner/Client, we shall  perform these services for an amount equal to normal hourly charges on work actually performed upon receipt  of an approved Change Order signed by both parties. We shall submit monthly invoices for services outlined in  this agreement. Payment is due upon receipt of invoice. Finance charges of one and one‐half percent (1.5%) will  be added to any unpaid balance at the end of thirty (30) days (APR 18%).   

J.  This  agreement  may  be  terminated  by  either  party  by  ten  (10)  days  written  notice.  Outstanding  fees  for  any  services performed prior to termination shall be due and payable upon termination. In the event government  regulations  are  amended  or  changed  in  any  way,  or  if  the  services  outlined  in  this  proposal  have  not  been  authorized within thirty (30) days of the date of this proposal, fees quoted are subject to renegotiation. 

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