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At` the'`.fieeting of duhe-'21 197.
passed and adopted the .referen
requested the City Mahager to
each -'of which would -require a
MOneyr to implement>;ilnprovement
with 'specific "eflphasis'''oh park
areasz'and, other: amehities `,
6W1 IttiproVeft ehts
)e'sa1Ution No".
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(l) Orahge BoW1 imp:roVenehts
Basic Majo.MaihtehahCe Ohl =.
(2) O,rafge.`13ow1 ItnproVemehts
Appro.dtn tely Nine Mill oh
iollar ` >inahCitig Y
(.3) Orai e Bowl 'ImproVetnehts
fihree `AlterhatiVes. for E9t=
pahsioh of the improVetnent
Program..
7.,;: the City Commission, ..,
ced Besolutioh which
develop seVetal' plans,
different amount of s to the Orange 'Bowl,
ing,''seating, :public
Enclosure (1) hereto, is a list. of very basic expenditures;
which -must'. be- Made by the City,from Capital Improvement.
funds, even if no other improvement -funds;become
available.
Enclosure (2) hereto presents the Administration's
.nine million dollars
areattarlablerecommendations, if � approximately
,nclosure'(3) hereto presents three alternatives for.
City Commission :consideration in the event that additional
funds, become ;available ; for financing of Orange Bowl
improvements.
771 /.
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d1kANd8 0144 fi o\i Nt $' OR fi AIf 'E1 A Oft
(ti,order of suggestedority�
f�epair or replace 1'andiYTgs Where vo"rnitori„
ramps • ehterr into.` the. et'adiu i,
tepair and rn intain: areas above and "to the
right and ]eft of the mainiassage�rays,
tihere- decking plates..core ihto contact iti'th
supporting'_tnethbers or connect to adjoining
decking
Repair portions of ,the upper, and . riddle
walkways, asrequired.
Make further repairs, as needed, to defective
precast' concrete joists '.and slabs
Sandblast, and paint upper portions.of the
north and.;south`. stands, and .replace shelf
angle bays and slabs as required.
Sandblast, clean, and pant the eight main
light towers. (Not necessary -if -light,
towers to be replaced as part of major.
renolvation )_ •
Sandblast',_ clean, repair, and paint some
of steel columns at the rear of , both , north
.and south stands Where_ corrosion is evident.
TOTAL
155,o0o
, 000.
95s000
50,000
5;000
00.0'
1,0.00�.
$4l00,000
Ti . 9 7
n0 6su (2)
A pRoXI TtL t liN i ii Lz DO LA 114Af it
IYi rdet of suggested of
City Funded Im„ rovemen et
Maintenance, and Repair Items ( see
f;nolosure ,(1) ' fob specifics)
2 Demolish ' and replace first;;;seVenteeri
rotI8 of forth: ;and South stands (main-
taining ekisting seating caDacitj) ..
Replace all existing bench seating,'
except for: -temporary field bleachers,
in' West' end 'zone) with' 18!' seats on
existing treads and' risers.`;.
Acquire isolated parcels of land to-
allow .closing, of certain; streets for
better organization and eniargemerit,.
of e�.istin'g parking. to accorimodate
approximately,'1,600 auditional
automobiles.
Add, new rest rooms and .concession
stands to provide -two, new concession
areas and four new :rest rooms - (2 men
and 2 ladies) on each ,the Nbrth and
'Southside 36'.; level;='and two : new
concession; areas' ;and =,two new rest rooms`'
(1 men and. a ladies). on' each .the North
and South.`side 681/2' le.vel,'; with one.
new concession area .also on the West
end zone, 68 z'. level.
TOTAL CITY FUNDED IMPROVEMENTS
U00:000
4 0', 00 0
2600,000
3 000", 000
7.50000
$9', 230 000'.
Privately Funded .Improvements:
1.'. East end zone building, 400,000;
2`. New scoreboard
price dependent on size
and sophistication.
u 1 1 i;
1ei6tart t )
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cost- cif ',Ifl ,t.oVeTehts showh ih' Ehdi'oe (2): $ 9,230,00'
(1) C".ost of ihereasini tread depths froth
the present.25"and 26" to`:2/12" inthe
North and 80tith stands (both upper and
upper and ; lover) to allow allow .fortore
cotilfortableseating,'
(2)
.'; 203 j.620
Construction of East ;endzone,: upper
deck to replace seats:; lost by
the 'eas ing tread depths in`:: (1)above. l , 5 0.0 , 000
TOTAL COST OF : FIRST ALTERNATIVE $11 , /33 , 630 .,
Second Alternative:
Cost of Improvements., shown in ,Enclosure (2)
Plus
(1) Construction ' of neW outer: fascia with
new corridors which will allow better
circulation' a't` upper stadium levels,
and willinclude constructionof more
and ;larger concession and rest..; room
facilities on upper stadium levels, as
well as a structure to support new
access': ramps,:_ new: field lighting, and
sky boxes (escalators not included).
(2) Sitework, new., ticket booths and
turnstile areas, lobby improvements,
exterior lighting, and: contingencies
Minus:
Rest': room and concession plan shown
as item 5 in Enclosure (2) above.
These new facilities are now acquired
as part of the construction of the
new outer facia.
9,2.30,000
000,000
500,000;
,.750,000
TOTAI. COST OF SECOND ALTERNATIVE $12.,9E0,00.0.,
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