EVANSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES FACILITIES COMMITTEE

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EVANSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES FACILITIES COMMITTEE Wednesday, July 19, 2017 5:30 P.M. Evanston Public Library, Community Meeting Room, 1703 Orrington Ave. 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. NEW BUSINESS AGENDA a. Present a proposal for the North Branch Library interior move Goods and Services Bid 17-45. Staff is asking for Committee approval to award the bid to Hallett Movers Summit, Illinois in the amount of $41,880. b. Brief Power Point Presentation - Update Main Library Renovation. 3. ADJOURNMENT The City of Evanston is committed to ensuring accessibility for all citizens. If an accommodation is needed to participate in this meeting, please contact the Library at 847-448-8650 48 hours in advance of the meeting so that arrangements can be made for the accommodation if possible.

Agenda Item 10.d Memorandum To: From: Subject: Evanston Public Library Board Trustees Karen Danczak Lyons, Library Director John Devaney, Facilities Manager Approval of Phase III North Branch Construction Interior Move Goods and Services Bid 17-45 Date: July 12, 2017 Recommended Action: Library staff went out to public bid with Goods and Services Bid 17 45 and received two bids back. Hallett Movers $41,880, and Bradford Systems Corporation $45,699. Both vendors submitted responsible/responsive bids for the project scope. Staff recommends the Facilities Committee and the Library Board authorize the Library Director to approve a goods and service agreement with Hallett Movers 7535 W. 59 th Street, Summit, IL 60501 in the amount of $41,880.00 related to Phase III of the North Branch Library renovations. The work includes packing, removal, off-site storage, and reshelving of Library materials and furnishings. The scope also includes the demolition of existing shelves and replacing with new (EPL supplied). This work is being performed in order to provide access to the entire facility floor to perform abatement of the asbestos containing tile and installation of the new carpeting. Hallett Movers acknowledges its understanding of the scope, nature and quality of the work that EPL expects, and verifies their availability for the projected relocation dates. Hallett Movers specializes in library relocations and comes with impressive references from similar past library projects. Library services will stop at the North Branch at 6:00 pm on Saturday July 29, 2017. If approved, Hallett Movers will begin work on Monday July 31, 2017 in order to meet our extremely tight construction schedule. (Please see steps 5 and 6 Impact to the Public ) Funding Source: Funding is from the Library Fund, account 187.4862.65515. The 2017 CIP budget for the third phase of the project is $474,000. Background: We have completed two prior phases of work at the North Branch renovation to date: Phase I: Restroom Renovations - 2014 Phase II: HVAC and water main replacement - 2016 1

During Phase III, the third and final phase, we will complete the following work: 1) Repair all of the exterior masonry 2) Replace roof and gutters 3) Replacement of the storefront and vestibule including modifications add automatic doors 4) Replacement of south and east facing windows in the rear 5) Replacement of rear door 6) Asbestos tile abatement 7) Carpet replacement 8) Install new shelving The anticipated schedule is as follows: Month June July August Task Masonry repair Storefront replacement Begin roof replacement Replacement of SE facing windows Replacement of rear door Asbestos abatement Carpet replacement Install new shelving Electrical work Impact to the public: During steps 1 through 4, there will be the following impact for the public: a) The sidewalk on Central Street in front of the North Branch will be partially blocked. b) The parking for staff and volunteers (in the rear) will be unavailable. c) The front (North) end of the branch reading room will be blocked off with plywood. This will necessitate a reduction in the seating area available for adult patrons. d) The New Books and part of the Mystery collection will be re-arranged on a temporary basis during the construction of the storefront. e) The computer bar in the North window will not be available. During steps 5 and 6 the North Branch and the book drop will be closed. The Branch will close on July 29th, at 6:00 p.m. The Branch will re-open on Tuesday, September 5th, at 10:00 a.m. The closure is required because the work that is being done is asbestos abatement, and this work has stringent environmental controls that must be applied. Therefore the public can not be allowed access during this work. During steps 5 and 6, there will be the following impact for the public: a) No materials can be returned or checked out during August. b) All patron holds will be picked up at the Main Library. c) No programming at the North Branch during August. d) The collection at the North Branch will be unavailable to the Evanston Library and the Consortium. Improvements for the public: While most of the work we are performing will address the building s structural elements, and therefore not visible to public, there will some visible improvements to the North Branch. 2

Specifically: 1) New carpeting. The current carpeting is old and worn. New carpeting will be welcome. 2) A motorized drop down screen, a daylight ceiling mounted projector, and motorized black out shades for the North storefront will be included. This will greatly enhance the programming capabilities. 3) An expanded Children s activity area with more room for activities. 4) New furniture for both the adult reading area and the children s activity area. 5) Re-installation of the computer catalog station. 6) Re-upholstery (or replacement) of Children s Reading chair. 7) New modern shelving. 3

Agenda Item 10.D