General Description of the Project. The New Ukiah Courthouse shall be delivered using the Judicial Council’s design build delivery method. The Project will entail construction of a new seven-courtroom courthouse of approximately 82,000 square feet in the city of Ukiah. The Project includes secured parking for judicial officers and will provide approximately 160 parking spaces with solar power generation capability. The Project will be located on a Judicial Council-owned site located in the city of Ukiah. The facility is anticipated to be three to four floors. The Project includes seven (7) judge’s xxxxxxxx, jury deliberation rooms, administrative and clerical areas, IT staff spaces, public spaces, building support space, secure in-custody Xxxxx Port, and secure in-custody holding areas at courtrooms and central holding. The Project was put on-hold in 2016, due to insufficient resources in the Immediate and Critical Needs Account. Proper funding has been restored, and this project has been approved to move forward with the Performance Criteria phase. A Draft of the Projected Staff and Space Requirements Summary has been completed by the Judicial Council Sr. Facilities Analyst and confirmed by the Court. The anticipated Direct Cost of Work for the proposed Project is $109,469,000.00 (CCCI 6958, 5/2020). The Project will be designed to be certified “Silver” by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), who oversees in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Program.
General Description of the Project. The New Fort Ord Courthouse shall be delivered using the Judicial Council’s design build delivery method. The Project will be located on a Judicial Council-owned site in the vicinity of the city of Seaside. The acquired site will require an area of approximately 3.4
General Description of the Project. The Parties intend to pursue the redevelopment of the Land in a manner that supports the goals of the UR Plan through one or more real estate transactions with one or more public or private development partners to be identified and selected pursuant to a competitive solicitation process as more fully described in this MOU. The Project will be transacted to accomplish the purposes of the UR Plan in accordance with the terms of the URA Agreement. The redevelopment of the Land may be achieved through a master lease, ground lease, or public-private partnership transaction to be agreed upon pursuant to a competitive solicitation process. Unless otherwise agreed upon, fee title to the Land will remain with URA for the entire term of the transaction. 4850-8871-6538v.5
General Description of the Project. The Subject Property consists of approximately 151.51± acres, generally located between SR 52 and Xxxxxxx Road, Dade City, Florida to be developed into 636 residential units as provided herein.
General Description of the Project. The Subject Property consists of approximately 41.31 acres, located at 00000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx; 00000 Xxxxx Xxxx 52; and 00000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx, Dade City, Florida to be developed into 170 residential unit PD Project as provided herein.
General Description of the Project. The Parties intend to pursue the redevelopment of the Land in a manner that supports the goals of the UR Plan through one or more real estate transactions with one or more public or private development partners to be identified and selected pursuant to a competitive solicitation process as more fully described in this MOU. The Project will be transacted to accomplish the purposes of the UR Plan in accordance with the terms of the URA Agreement, and a commitment to establishing priority goals to ensure diversity, equity and inclusion from community engagement through developer selection, and construction. The redevelopment of the Land may be 4850-8871-6538v.5 achieved through a master lease, ground lease, or public-private partnership transaction to be agreed upon pursuant to a competitive solicitation process. Unless otherwise agreed upon, fee title to the Land will remain with URA for the entire term of the transaction.
General Description of the Project. The proposed Planning Study will analyze and develop a plan for improving, modernizing, or replacing the Nevada City Courthouse. The Planning Study will compare the merits and disadvantages of options for the Nevada City Courthouse in Nevada City. At a minimum three options will be studied. One option will analyze the feasibility of renovating the historic Nevada City Courthouse; a second option will analyze replacing all or part of the courthouse on the existing site; and third option will analyze building a new courthouse. The Planning Study will define the scope, budget, and timeline for each option as well as provide an analysis of impacts on the court and community. The anticipated Direct Cost of Work for the proposed Project is not yet determined.
General Description of the Project. The New Lakeport Courthouse shall be delivered using the Judicial Council’s design-build delivery method. The Project will entail construction of a new four-courtroom courthouse, with approximately two floors (plus a basement) covering 46,000 square feet and includes secured parking for judicial officers and 130 spaces for surface parking with solar power generation capability. The Project includes public lobby, security screening, four courtrooms, xxxxxxxx and courtroom support, clerk's office, self-help area, administration, jury services, central in-custody holding, and building support services. The Site is approximately 5.74 acres, located at 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, and bounded by Lakeport Boulevard on the north, commercial properties on the east and south, and a visitor center vista point on the west. The Project is currently authorized for the Design Build Phase; the Study Phase and Site Acquisition Phase have been previously completed, and the Project is currently in the Performance Criteria stage. The anticipated Direct Cost of Work for the proposed Project is $62,438,600 (CCCI 8293, 2/2022). Funding of this Project for the Performance Criteria and Design Build Phase was included in the 0000 - 00 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxx. Funding for future Phases of the Project is dependent upon appropriation by the California Legislature and allocation by the Judicial Council, and/or sale of lease revenue or other bonds, of sufficient funds to support the activities described in this Agreement. Preliminary Project Schedule [Estimated dates]. Study and Acquisition Phase: Completed Performance Criteria Phase: Start date: 11/03/2021 Completion date: 04/15/2022 DBE Selection: Start date: 03/15/2022 Completion Date: 07/15/2022 Design Build Pre-GMP Phase: Start date: 07/16/2022 Completion Date: 08/22/2023 Design Build Post-GMP Phase: Start date: 05/14/2023 Completion Date: 11/25/2025 The Project will be designed to be certified “Silver” by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), who oversees in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Program.
General Description of the Project. The New San Xxxx Obispo Courthouse shall be delivered using the Judicial Council’s design build delivery method. The Project will entail construction of a new twelve (12)-courtroom courthouse of approximately 145,000 square feet in the city of San Xxxx Obispo. The Project includes secured parking for judicial officers and sustainability measures to achieve at a minimum LEED silver certification and CalGreen. The Project will require acquisition of a site of approximately 2.5 acres. The facility is anticipated to be five floors plus a basement. The Project includes 12-courtrooms, xxxxxxxx, and administrative support area. Major functional components include central holding, jury assembly, alternative dispute resolution, family law, and self help. The project will replace the County-owned Courthouse Annex and the Judicial Council-owned 0000 Xxxx Xxxxxx facility. The project is currently authorized for the Site Acquisition Phase. The anticipated Direct Cost of Work for the proposed Project is $215,755,400.00 (CCCI 7892, July 2021). The Project will be designed to be certified “Silver” by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), who oversees in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Program. N/A for studies Professional Services. The scope of services required under this Agreement include the following professional Criteria Architect services as well as incidental services that members of those professions and those in their employ may logically or justifiably perform (“Services”). The services required will be associated with the following Phases: Project Study Phase: (Not In Contract) Contract for or employ at Architect's expense, a sufficient number of specialists and other workers with requisite skills and experience as appropriate for the successful completion of this portion of the work. Necessary consultants may include master planners, project planners, facilities planners, architects, structural engineers, etc. Define the needs of the Court in the context of a proposed or potential trial court project. Perform investigations, studies, and evaluations to determine feasibility of proposed projects and identify potential options including consideration of environmental factors that may be site specific. Perform master planning and project sequencing evaluations to identify strategies and logistics for execution of multiple projects. Site Acquisition Phase: Contract for or employ at Architect's expense, a sufficient number of specialists...
General Description of the Project. The New Lakeport Courthouse shall be delivered using the Judicial Council’s design-build delivery method. The Project will entail construction of a new four-courtroom courthouse of approximately 46,000 square feet. The Project includes secured parking for judicial officers and approximately 100 spaces for surface parking with solar power generation capability. The Project will be located on a Judicial Council-owned site located on a previously acquired site in the city of Lakeport. The facility is anticipated to be two floors plus a basement. The Project includes public lobby, security screening, four courtrooms, xxxxxxxx and courtroom support, clerk's office, self-help area, administration, jury services, central in-custody holding, and building support services. The Study Phase and Site Acquisition Phase have been previously completed and the project was put on hold. The project has been funded in 2021 for a design-build delivery method that necessitates a Criteria Architect to be engaged. The anticipated Direct Cost of Work for the proposed Project is $55,826,200.00 (CCCI 6958, 5/ 2020). The Project will be designed to be certified “Silver” by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), who oversees in the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Program.
