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■•i'prm-'i‘"^M 1^: I'f?w & 3p'-!i, r^j ■','.H'- . U'y^-.SfSftV' ift.: 0y^:- fe’fe; ^-V |'-|«s- M: ‘?h.::' P#W' %<.. S|?K'‘ifif -■.'•••■ <rv. ife l»- |;*v • if To:Mayor Peterson and City Council Ron Moorse# City Administrator Jeaniie A. Mabusth, Building 6 Zoning Administrator Date:August 6, 1992 Subjects City Facilities - Public Works Building At the recent budget workshop, a statement was made regarding the Building Department's delaying the progress of the Public Works building because of the need to install the p->ved floor before the building could be occupied. It is unfortunate that members of the City staff were still being advised by either the architect or representatives of Kraus-Anderson that this was even an option, since the structural design of the Butler building calls for first the pouring of the cement floor to sustain the primary support structure for the roof. The delay now appears to be that the roofing contractors have net returned to the site to complete the roof. This should be follo^-red up on. There is no question that the Building staff would have disputed any move into this type of structure if the building was completed and the floor not installed. The issues must be obvious to the Council: Potential ground contamination from motor vehicles stored and maintained in building. Potential liabilities to City and damage to structure because exhaust and heating systems would not have been installed (potential health hazard for occupants of building). Required plumbing would not have been available. As we now progress with the construction of the administrative complex, it may be helpful if members of the Council contact the department directly when questionable issues or similar concerns arise. Isv ’■''r