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<br /> 2. Redwood City Fire Station No. 20 (100); <br /> Fire Battalion Chief Cavallero described the service and staffing levels proposed <br /> for the new Fire Station No. 20, which will have one captain and two firefighters <br /> ITom current personnel. Station 20 will consist of one engine company responding to <br /> fire, medical, hazard materials and public service calls. Battalion Chief Cavallero <br /> said the Department was still studying response models and decisions regarding <br /> additional service levels and apparatus would be made at a future time. <br /> With overheads, Battalion Chief Cavallero, showed architectural drawings of the <br /> new fire station layout, and how it was situated on the property to minimize negative <br /> impacts on the surrounding neighborhoods. <br /> 3. Redwood Shores Neighborhood Maintenance Facility (100); <br /> Parks, Recreation and Community Services Manager Gibbons used overheads to <br /> describe the location and floor plan of the new maintenance facility to be constructed <br /> on the north east corner of SBSA property. <br /> In response to Council questions, Manager Gibbons advised there would be shared <br /> fuel services for the fire apparatus and the maintenance fleet at both sites, and agreed <br /> that access to phone services for emergency calls was a good idea at all park sites. <br /> 4. South Bayside Systems Authority Partnership (100); <br /> Director Ingram introduced SBSA Executive Director Bewley and described the <br /> shared construction project and long term lease proposals that will meet the needs of <br /> both agencies. <br /> 5. Project budget (100); <br /> Director Ingram explained the project budget (last page of Report) and the four <br /> elements that led to an assumed overage of $770,000: <br /> . Developers quoted (without seeing any plans) between $1.4 and $1.6 million for <br /> the project. Staff chose the $1.4 M, and the final cost will probably be $1.6 M. <br /> resulting in a $200,000 overage. <br /> . Additional design review will add $300,000 (bifurcating the project and keeping <br /> the CC and Rs). <br /> . Location of the new Maintenance Facility on SBSA property with its more <br /> corrosive environment will add $121,700. <br /> . The building boom in San Mateo County has caused market inflation adding <br /> $88,300 to the overall budget. <br /> ADJOURNED REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTE BOOK NO. 55 FEBRUARY 3,1997 <br /> MINUTES Page No. 124 PAGE 3 <br />