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21 <br /> <br /> 1 <br />Land Records Assessment. Survey, land records and title examination were performed and 2 <br />yielded no significant exceptions. 3 <br /> 4 <br />Timeline. Should the Board authorize this acquisition, closing will occur on or before April 7, 5 <br />2018. The anticipated development schedule is as follows: 6 <br /> 7 <br />Design Spring-Fall, 2018 8 <br />Construction Manager at Risk Guaranteed Maximum Price Award* Winter, 2019 9 <br />Construction Notice to Proceed Winter, 2019 10 <br />Construction Winter, 2019-Fall, 2020 11 <br />Occupancy Certifications; Move & Occupation Winter, 2020-Spring 2021 12 <br />*BOCC Action 13 <br /> 14 <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: The purchase price for the Site Assembly is $394,050 (note Attachment 15 <br />3 – “Purchase and Sale Agreements”). Closing costs for the County total $1,906.16. Adequate 16 <br />funds will have been appropriated for this initiative once the Detention Center, Environment and 17 <br />Agriculture Center and Parks Operations Base Capital Projects are combined, because of the 18 <br />efficiencies of the joint use of this site. The combined appropriations of $28.10 million are 19 <br />adequate to support all project costs (including the land acquisition) as well as to provide for 20 <br />project contingency funds. 21 <br /> 22 <br />Jeff Thompson made the following PowerPoint presentation: 23 <br />Multi-Purpose County Campus Site Development Acquisition 24 <br />April 3, 2018 25 <br />Purpose 26 <br />• Board authorization to acquire the “Northern Campus Assembly” parcels that addresses 27 <br />multiple County Capital Investment Plan initiatives; 28 <br />• Authorize the County Manager to execute the necessary documents upon final review of 29 <br />the County Attorney 30 <br /> 31 <br />Background 32 <br />• BOCC validation for examination – 1/23/18: 33 <br />• Due diligence findings 34 <br />– Physical 35 <br />– Land Use 36 <br />– Land Records 37 <br />• Community relations 38 <br />• Timeline/next steps 39 <br /> 40 <br />Potential Downtown Detention Sites- Photo- - Existing Sites 41 <br />• both incur excessive costs; 42 <br />• no expansion capability; 43 <br />• challenging zoning compliance permitting process 44 <br /> 45 <br />Potential Perimeter Sites (Cornelius Corridor)- Photo- MBF Site 46 <br />• challenging sewer extension 47 <br />• expensive acquisition 48 <br />• existing facility oversized 49 <br />• removal from commercial tax base 50