Structural Repair Construction Documents Phase Sample Clauses

Structural Repair Construction Documents Phase. A. The Church Street Parking Deck, located at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, is a four-level (ground plus three elevated levels) parking structure that was originally constructed in 1975. The parking deck is a steel structure with a reinforced concrete slab on steel decking. The deck features a sloping two-bay parking layout with each bay accommodating one-way traffic operation. The northeast corner of the structure, leading off Level 2, has an elevated exit ramp. This ramp is also constructed of reinforced concrete slab on steel decking supported by steel columns and beams. There are three stair towers in this deck and one elevator constructed of cast-in-place concrete on steel decking, similar to the main parking areas. The most recent walk-through, condition assessment of the Church Street Parking Deck was performed by Xxxxxx-Xxxx and Associates, Inc. in May 2011. This assessment included a visual survey of the facility to review the general condition, identification of structural deficiencies and needed repairs, and a recommended maintenance and repair plan specific to the structure. An opinion of probable construction cost was also developed, along with prioritized recommendations, such that repair dollars could be phased over several years. Repair and rehabilitation design will be based on the list of “Priority 1” repair items documented in the KHA Condition Assessment Report dated May 2011. “Priority 1” items as documented in the Executive Summary of the Condition Assessment Report are listed below and total an opinion of probable construction cost of $830,000. - Elevated Slab Repair - Moment Connection Repairs - Replace Expansion Joint - Repair Stairs - Perimeter Beam Repair - Column Line E Repairs - Stair Tower Beam Repairs - Replace Joint Sealant - Concrete Repairs - Repair Metal Decking - Apply Silane Sealer - Masonry Wall Crack Repairs - Column Line E Slab Gap Repair - 2-way Crossover Removal - Replace Masonry Wall Joints - Rotated Brick Repair In addition to the below referenced items, Engineer shall be responsible for detailed scope of work referenced in Exhibit K.
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