| PTC considers $74K study to enable $550K 'senior' revamp
An estimated $550,000 renovation of Peachtree City's former recreation administration building will be discussed by the City Council Thursday night. A proposed drive-under canopy extension, which would allow patrons to exit vehicles at the front of the building, is tabbed at $114,000. The renovations, estimated at $184,000, including some demolition, new walls, ceilings, electrical and replacement of the heating and cooling system. ". The renovation of the recreation building would allow it to be used for senior citizen programming that is now being supplied by Fayette Senior Services under a contract with the city. The city will need the design plans completed before it can put the construction work up for bid. Funds for project design also would come from the city's $3 million facilities authority bond. Some $194,000 of the cost is related to structural upgrades such as additional flooring support and a whole new sprinkler system, according to city staff. The cost quotes were offered by the city's consulting engineering firm, Pond and Company, which will even perform the design work proposed by city staff. |
Friday, 8 June 2012
PTC considers $74K study to enable $550K 'senior' revamp
