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Presenter says demolition will expose unknown conditions; temporary services planned for tenant
Summary
Staff told the committee demolition will take the building to its foundational structure, that panels already removed revealed unexpected conditions, and that temporary HVAC/electrical will be provided for the single tenant during demolition, which they estimated will take roughly 30 to 60 days.
Committee members pressed staff for technical details about the demolition and logistics for the existing tenant.
The presenter described the work as a full demolition and abatement package intended to take the building to its foundational structure; early removal of exterior panels revealed unexpected conditions that staff said must be documented on drawings. The presenter also said contractors must provide temporary HVAC and electrical service to support the existing tenant during demolition and that certain equipment such as the rooftop boiler and chiller will need to be removed in a specified manner.
Staff estimated demolition and abatement will take about 30 to 60 days. After demolition, engineers will document conditions and staff expect to return to the committee with a refined GMP and drawings so the commission can consider final construction approval.
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