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Grover Beach staff: police station and city facilities need multi-year plan after FCNA finds $6M+ in deferred maintenance
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City staff told the Grover Beach City Council on Oct. 14 that municipal facilities require a multi-year approach after a facilities-condition and needs assessment found more than $6 million in deferred maintenance and operational shortfalls.
City staff told the Grover Beach City Council on Oct. 14 that municipal facilities require a multi-year approach because a recent facilities-condition and needs assessment (FCNA) identified more than $6 million in deferred maintenance and significant space and operational shortfalls.
"Last year, our costs for unplanned repairs exceeded a $100,000," Assistant City Manager Erickson told the council as staff outlined deferred maintenance, seismic and mechanical concerns and limited expansion potential at several sites. The FCNA also found the Grover Beach Police Department lacks adequate secure vehicle storage, interview space and training rooms; staff said off-site storage is currently rented at a cost of "over a $110,000 annually."
CIP Manager Wigan summarized four options the consultant evaluated for…
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