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Center Flood Recovery Project
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Conceptual Design/
Proposed Scope
Approximately 12,000 sq. ft. of interior
Preliminary construction estimate of
approximately $3 million
Reduced from maximum conceptual pla
approximately 16,000 sq. ft. and $4 milli
Training center and accompanying spacE
eliminated
— Possible phasing options
Resolution
1) Facility Design
Pursue Architectural Design
—Based on approximately 12,000 squarE
conceptual plan
— Architectural design to be completed L
Neumann Monson Architects in accorc
with contract signed January 10, 2012
— Contract approved by City Council
resolution 12 -19
FEMA Timeline Notes
• Site relocation approved 2010
• Site approval was granted in August 2
• Extension request submittal: April 20�
1
Improved project request: 2012
—Requires detailed square footage and cc
estimates (3 -4 months of architectural
design)
Resolution
2) FEMA Funding
here to FEMA Timeline
ubmit timely requests so as to sect
EMA funding
• Extension request April 2012
nsure design is sufficient to submit
reprove project request (2012)
stimated completion 2014
Where the Animals Come From
Animals Intakes by Jurisdiction
FY09 - FY11 (3 Years)
5. OTHER
4. NORTH LIBERTY^ 6% \
6% \
3. CORALVILLE
10%
2. JOHNSON
COUNTY
21%
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1. IOWA CITY
2. JOHNSON
COUNTY
3. CORALVILLE
4. NORTH LIBERTY
5. OTHER
Known Participating Jurisdictions
Coralville, University Heights, and the
University of Iowa have indicated their intent
to participate
Johnson County and Solon seek further
discussion
North Liberty is pursuing a contract with the
Cedar Valley Humane Society
All other municipalities have either indicated
they will not participate or did not respond
Proposed Capital and Operating
Agreements
• Both based on percentage of animal intak
averaged over the previous three years
• Capital and operating contributions based
proportional distribution of costs based o
use
— Capital less FEMA funding and Friends of the
Animal Center Foundation capital campaign
Resolution
3) Capital and Operating
Agreements
Pursue agreements with neighboring
jurisdictions
Terms will distribute capital and operating c
proportionally based on animal intake
Existing Operating Agreements
Coralville, Johnson County, and Solon all currently
have 28E operating agreements
Terms vary; total cost of services not incorporated into
every agreement
First invoice sent to North Liberty in December 2011
All other Johnson County jurisdictions have receive
services free of charge since FY2007
— County previously paid a per animal fee for all jurisdictions
other than Iowa City and Coralville
Resolution
4) Interim Service Delivery
Provide interim service to neighboring
jurisdictions
— Abide by current 28E operating agreements until June 3(
2013
• Applies to Cora lville, Johnson County, Solon
— Provide interim service to jurisdictions that continue to
commit to capital and operational cost - sharing agreemei
for the new facility until June 30, 2013
— Provide interim service to all other jurisdictions until Ma,
41-2012