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r rf TO: PROM: DATE: SUBJECTI 1^ 4 ✓ 4 Ron Moorse, City Administrator John R. Gerhardson, Public Works Director January G, 1933 Demolition Costs Old Facilities - Crystal Bay " /r ^O/,.' Pp iir As requested, I have rece /ed estimates for the demolition of the existing City buildings at Crystal Bay. The costs listed below do not take into consideration burn'-'g any of the buildings. I have been advised that the lumber yard building will not be that easy to burn because there are no interior walls. The administration office is constructed of cement block and we may not benefit much by burning. The council chamber building is constructed of stucco and clay tile and will not burn. In addition, there has been some interest in relocating the building. The public works office and two garages can be burned but not until the new fueling system is up and running as both buildings supply electricity to the gas and diesel fuel pumps. I am recommending to demolish the lumber yard building now because of the unsafe condition and there is concern about children getting inside and getting hurt. The costs for the lumber yard are estimated at $11,640. The debris from the wood portion of the building can be added to our brush chipping pile and given to citizens. Equipment with operator Container and landfill costs (I7x$225) $ 3,600 3,825 Public Works Office and Oarage Equipment with operator Container and landfill costs (10x5225) 2,400 2,250 Lumber Yard Building Equipment with operator (tear do%m and dig out footings) Equipment with operator (chipping) Container and landfill (concrete footings) 4.800 5,040 1.800 Council Chambers Equipment and operator Container and landfill costs 2,400 i>52& $31,780