Pipestone County approves $15,000 feasibility study for potential USDA FSA office addition
The board approved a $15,000 feasibility study by Architecture Incorporated to evaluate a proposed ~2,500 sq. ft. addition to the Southwest Government Center for USDA Farm Service Agency offices; the study includes a site visit, preliminary floor plans and an opinion of probable construction costs.
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Pipestone County commissioners on Aug. 13 unanimously approved a feasibility study to evaluate adding roughly 2,500 square feet at the Southwest Government Center to accommodate a USDA Farm Service Agency office. Zoning/Environmental Director Kyle Krier presented a proposal from Architecture Incorporated of Sioux Falls, S.D., describing a six- to eight-week study including one site visit, evaluation of life-safety systems, a preliminary floor plan for an entry lobby, shared meeting space for about 50 people, offices, restrooms and an opinion of probable construction costs. The firm's proposed fee was $15,000.
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