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Home My WebLink About09/19/2012 - Minutes � Renton Library Advisory Board • c��oc;; � -- �,�. �,:��c� �,r� � �� M1 4�w�'- `ro.A,�� • Meeting Minutes Renton City Hall Council Conference Room, 7t" Floor September 19, 5:30 p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER Chair Laurie Beden called the meeting to order at 5:40 p.m. In Attendance Members: Laurie Beden, Lynne King, Erica Richey, Catherine Ploue-Smith City of Renton Staff: Terry Higashiyama, Peter Renner, Diane Wagner KCLS Staff: Angelina Benedetti,Jennifer Wiseman, Public Services Project Manager Excused Member: Suzi Ure II. APPROVAL OF AGENDA A motion was made by Erica Richey, seconded by Lynne King,to approve the agenda. All • were in favor, motion carried, agenda approved. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Lynne King made a motion, seconded by Erica Richey, to approve the August minutes with two spelling corrections. All were in favor, motion carried, minutes approved. IV. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC COMMENTS Supp/ement with auestions/answers attached at end of minutes Kal Lambert addressed the Board and said he would like to understand what the City Members of the Design Team has been able to accomplish over the last year, what the interaction with KCLS staff and RLAB has been, what is Angelina's role, and regarding section 4 of the Inter-Local Agreement (ILA), when compared to Ordinance 5535 that was passed ' about the time of the annexation, how are.the RLAB Design Team members interacting with KCLS staff? Beth Asher requested same information wanting to know what interaction with staff has been over the last year,what the ongoing roll is expected to be. She commented that it does not look like there has been any interaction with the Design Team at meetings or at least she could not find any records of that. She would like the information for both the Highlands and Downtown location. • Kathy Ossenkop requested qualifications of the Library Advisory Board members who are on the Design Team, i.e. their bios and specialties. In regards to the comment boards from an open house held in approximately May of 2011, she wants to know what actions were taken City of Renton � � Library Board Minutes September 19, 2012 • Page 2 of 8 as she is concerned items were missed and wants to know how the information was presented by RLAB Design Team member to KCLS. V. BOARD COMMUNICATIONS Laurie shared information on the Northwest Bookfest scheduled for this Saturday and Sunday, September 22-23, at Peter Kirk Park in Kirkland. She has the schedule if anyone is interested in looking at it. VI. CITY REPORT/Terrv Hi�ashivama � Peter Renner Peter distributed a copy of the Committee Report/ Library Guiding Principles and started by discussing the Committee of the Whole meeting held on Monday, September 17. The Council unanimously adopted nine Guiding Principles presented during the meeting. The Guiding Principles are intended to re-affirm and clarify assignments of responsibilities, coordination, communications, and parameters with the development of the two new Renton Libraries consistent with the existing Interlocal Agreement between KCLS and the City. There were also discussions about the budget for both libraries and whether to include the Big 5 land purchase into the Cedar River budget. During the Committee of the Whole meeting, Chip Vincent gave a presentation on the permit • process. The permit process was started when the task force developed alternatives for the building. The process could be straight forward between the City and State or more complicated and include Federal permitting. Chip stated that the City will issue most of the permits. There are unknown parameters with regards to structural and seismic upgrades that depend on whether construction will break the floodplain. The current library is above the flood plain but structural improvements below a certain point could trigger a federal permit. We are in the preliminary stages now but must understand the limits before design process begins. The utility information from the City will need to be verified, along with obtaining and verifying information from Puget Sound Energy. All are anxious to move along as they are seeing a change in bidding whereas prices are coming in slightly higher than a year ago. Bill Ptacek expressed his enthusiasm to continue working on the library projects. He is concerned about the deterioration of good prices for construction on the library projects compared to 'ust a ear a o. 1 Y g Mark Groper, Renton Housing Authority, was not able to attend the meeting to discuss the Highlands Library, but they did receive a brief update from the Treasurer. Mark is very active in pursuing and collaborating with HUD and tenant disposal certifications and relocation. In regards to the third party, Cotpitts Development, Dave Nielson, Business Development • Director, expressed their dedication to the project and they have not lost interest. He's a very �! . . . ;;�;. . H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2012\2012 Minutes\September 2012 City of Renton � � Library Board Minutes '� September 19,2012 I • Page 3 of 8 � strong believer in the Renton market and is committed to the development. They have had a few speed bumps with new development standards for Sunset Boulevard. � Terry Higashiyama talked about the Cedar River location and what can be done to improve visibility. She said the playground will be replaced after 17 years, with upgrades to the picnic shelter, improvements to the walkways, and surveys to skate park and basketball users. She briefly touched on the Open House, held at City Hall Wednesday, September 18, and said 35 people signed in. She and Peter worked stations and addressed comments. The comments from the Open House will be posted on the City's website by end of day Friday, September 21. The information gathered from the Open House will be used for upcoming meetings, creating agendas and they will be looking for common denominators. VII. KCLS REPORT/ANGELINA BENEDETTI Angelina introduced Jennifer Wiseman, KCLS Public Services Project Manager. She said the primary purpose of Library Advisory Boards is to act as a bridge between the local community and the local library by collecting community input and communicating with the City, KCLS, and the library staff about needs in the community that the local library can assist in addressing. She discussed the roles and responsibilities of Board members who can advocate for issues • that directly and indirectly impact their community and the library. Board members have the responsibility of reaching out to the community to identify needs or issues, communicating with the Library System on behalf of local citizens, and serving as an ambassador to segments of the population that don't currently use the library. Jennifer gave a presentation regarding Community Connect. Community Connect is a set of web-based tools that uses data and maps to understand service areas, patrons, and community conditions that impact library service strategies related to collections, programs, technology, facilities, marketing and outreach. The outcomes of Community Connect for the organizational aspect prioritizes resource expenditures and target populations, better aligns resources, services, and communications; prepares for strategic plan development, and gives the ability to benchmark performance with data. For the community the collection and services better match needs and interests of households, customers know about and utilize services available to them, and it expands the reach to un-served and underserved populations. Community Connect uses three different data sources: • Library data (internal data such as checkouts, holds, and patron registration, i.e. who and what checked out, circulation data). • Demographic data (National American Community Survey estimates 2010). • • Market segmentation data (categorizing patron into groups based on common characteristics such as age, gender, income, locations, and other consumption). _�•�l�.l� :��7 . - H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2012\2012 Minutes\September 2012 ' City of Renton � • Library Board Minutes September 19,2012 • Page 4 of 8 The data is used to find customers, increase services, compare service areas among branches, create new learning circles among the branches, allows staff to use census data by services areas and block groups,find out who they are servicing/not servicing, find out if their services strategies match the people they serve, tailor services and outreach programs, and become more customer driven. Community Connect is a valuable tool for staff-involved local programming, ongoing community study processes, annual service priority development, informational resources for partner organizations, and offers benchmark for measuring performance in the community. VIII. DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS None. IX. OLD BUISNESS None. X. NEW BUSINESS None. • XI. INFORMATION Angelina shared information relating to the ALA midwinter Conference to be held in Seattle, from January 25-29, 2013 at the Washington State Convention Center. XII. ADIOURNMENT A motion was made and seconded to adjourn the September meeting. All were in favor, motion carried,the meeting adjourned at 6:50 p.m. � �� Signature • NEXT REGULAR MEETINGS OCTOBER MEETING Wednesday,October 17,2012,530 p.m. Renton City Hall,Council Conference Room,7`h Floor Telephone 425.430.6574 . "'!�`� NOVEMBER MEETING ** note date change ** • Wednesday, November 14,2012,5:30 p.m. Renton City Hall,Council Conference Room,7th Floor Telephone 425.430.6574 ��!�:7 • - H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2012\2012 Minutes\September 2012 � City of Renton • • library Board Minutes September 19, 2012 • Page 5 of 8 Supplement to Monthly Minutes IV. ORAL COMMENTS/PUBLIC COMMENTS Comment: Kal Lambert addressed the eoard and said he would like to understand what the City members of the Design Team has been able to accomplish over the last year, what the interaction with King County Library Systems (KCLS), staff and Renton Library Advisory Board (RLABJ has been, what is Angelina's role, and regarding section 4 of the Interlocal Agreement (ILA), when compared to Ordinance 5535 that was passed about the time of the annexation, how are the RLAB Design Team members interacting with KCLS staff? A: The City members of the design team (Alex Pietsch/Chip Vincent, Peter Renner) have provided information to the Architects for both Libraries about the environmental permitting, building permitting, and plan review requirements by the City, specifically what is and what isn't necessary. While there is commonality among city requirements in various jurisdictions, there are also differences. So this supports the efficient use of the Architects'time. City members have also reinforced the expressed wishes of the Council and the Administration for the finished product to be "state of the art" libraries in form as well as • function. City members have verified that KCLS has received, recorded, and incorporated design elements provided by City residents at the design Open House Meetings. City members also participated in those meetings as facilitators to help gather comments. City members have provided opinion and criticism of various proposed designs,floor plans, and material and equipment selections,from aesthetic, sustainable, and operational perspectives. City members have provided direct lines of contact with City, Seattle City Light, and King County officials in support of engineering, utilities, right of way, communication, and traffic issues that have arisen. City members have helped direct the content of the Council and Public presentations to assure that matters of high perceived importance as expressed by Renton residents are appropriately addressed therein. In advance of Design Committee meetings, RLAB members toured many of KCLS' facilities and spoke with staff inembers at each about their facilities to find out which design features worked well and which didn't. Some RLAB members also toured facilities outside of KCLS for the same purpose. RLAB members toured the distribution facility in North Bend to better understand the mechanics of material selection,the philosophy of shared resources and rapid fulfillment and to better understand the IT support required for this operation. Following these tours,the RLAB presented KCLS and their architects a list of expectations for the Renton libraries, both regarding the physical facilities and programming. During Design Committee meetings RLAB participants also provided opinion and criticism of the proposed • designs, floor plans, and building material selections. RLAB members particularly insisted on design features that would represent Renton's character appropriately and which would also add to the library ambiance in meaningful ways. _�_, � � t � :lN�. � H:\\Boards and Commissions\Librery Board\2012\2012 Minutes\September 2012 City af Renton � � Cibrary Board Minutes September 19,2012 � Page 6 af 8 As the Cluster Manager for both Renton libraries and the Fairwood library, Angelina is responsible to verify that the design af the libraries will allow for the current programming requiremen#s as determined through surveys and staff experience, and will retain enough flexibility to avoid castly updates as library services evolve. Sight lines to observe patrons were also emphasized, and having staff stationed in the optimal lacations to not only be convenient for direct custamer service, but also to deal with inappropriate behaviar as needed. I Angelina also participates with the architects in intermediate ctesign exercises which explare a II variety of options for improvement. Per Ordinance 5335, RLAB members interact with the KCLS Ciuster Manager in the manthly RIAB meeting to receive updates an services, and they address areas of concern, such as i misuse of equipment, patron complaints about other patron's activities such as loitering, and so on. RLAB members regularly attend KCLS Trustee meetings, budget meetings, and other meetings , as they pertain to the Renton libraries or other relevant information. � Comment: Beth Asher requested same infarmation wanting to know what inreraction with staff has been over t�he last year, vvhat the angoing roH is expected to;be. She commented that it does r�ot look like there has 6een any interaction wirh the Design 7eam ot meetings or at least she could not find any records af that. She would like the information for 6oth the � Highlands and Downtown lacation. A: The City members ofthe design team �Alex PietschjChip Vincent, Peter Renner) have provided infarmation ta the architects far both libraries about the environmentai permitting, , buiiding permitting, and plan review requirements by the City, specifically what is and what isn't necessary. While there is commonality among city requirements in variaus jurisdictions, there are also differences. So this supparts the efficient use of the Architects' time. City members have alsa reinforced the expressed wishes of the Council and the Administration for the finished product to be "state of the art" libraries in form as well as functian. City members have verified that KCLS has received, recorded, and incarporated design elements provided by City residents at the design open house meetings. City members also participated in those meet9r�gs as facilitatars to help gather comments. City members have provided opinian and criticism of various proposed designs,floar plans, and materia!and equipment selections,fram aesthetic, sustainable, and operatianal perspectives. City ' members have provided direct (ines of contact with City, Seattfe City Light, and King County afficials in suppart af engineering, utilities, right of way, cammunicatian, and traffic issues I� � that have arisen. City members have helped direct the content of the Council and Pubiic I ..��1:3'r �'S�'i7�se�•� H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2d12\2012 Minutes\September 2012 City of Renton � � Library Baard Mmutes September 19, 2012 � Page 7 of 8 presentations ta assure that matters af high perceived importance as expressed by Rentan residents are appropriately addressed therein. In advance af Design Committee meetings, Rentan Library Advisory Board members taured � many af KCLS'facilities and spoke with staff inembers at each about their facilities to find out � which design features worked well and which didn't. Some RLAB members also toured facilities autside of KCLS far the same purpose. RLAB members toured the distribution facility in North Bend to better understand the mechanics af rnaterial selection,the philosophy of shared resources and rapid fulfillment and to better understand the IT support requirec!far � this operation. , Following these taurs,the R�AB presented KC�.S and their architects a list of expectations for � the Renton libraries, bath regarding the physical facilities and programming. During Design , Commit#ee meetings RLAB participants aiso pravided apinion and criticism of the proposed � designs,floor plans, and building material selections. RLAB members particularly insisted on � design features that wou(d represent Renton's character appropriately and which would also add to the library ambiance in meaningfiul ways. ' Operating within the guidelines of Ordinance 5535,the elements are seen as essentia! components of the angoing RLAB mission ta represent Renton's residents to KClS: � , � • To make sure that a fair and apprapriate amaunt of KCLS resources are devoted ta the KCLS (ibraries tl�at Renton residents use. (By reviewing KCLS budgets and financial reports and asking quest'rons at KClS budget rnee#ings, amang other things}. ' * To review whether Renton libraries are aperated efficiently and with the maximum access to library services that KCLS is capable of providing. ' « To insure that new services meet the needs af Rentan citizens and are publicized effectively. • Ta draw out proper recognitian af notabfe service changes and improvements by KCLS and the canveyance af those achievements to Renton's citizens through public media sources. • Ta provide the Renton City Cauncil with an annual repart on KCLS services and developments. • To discuss patran complaints with locai assigned KCLS staff. � Meeting minutes taken by the Architect are, by nature, summary and nat detailed to the ievel of every comment by every participant. The criticai review and comment af design has been �—_��.�1�l3'1Ti Tr�i��`'i�e7 H:�\Boards and Cammissions\Cibrary Board�2012\2012 Minutes�5eptember 2d12 � I - - - - - - -.. City of Renton • • Library Board Minutes September 19,2012 � Page 8 of 8 free-flowing and rapid in all sessions to date. As design is refined,this element of Design Committee meetings in inclined to be more limited. Comment: eeth Asher requested qualifications of the Library Advisory eoard members who are on the Design Team, i.e. their bios and specialties. In regards to the comment boards from an open house held in approximately May of 2011, she wants to know what actions were taken as she is concerned items were missed and wants to know how the information was presented by RLAB Design Team member to KCLS. Note: Copies of RLAB members' position applications attached. A: The open house referred to was held in the Highlands Library on May 3rd, hosted by KCLS' facility delivery team, and led by their architect, THA. KCLS collected all of the comments from the boards and comment cards directly, and compiled them. You may recall that two of THA's architects were at the comment boards responding to direct design questions as well. The design has not progressed from that schematic phase presentation, as the budget that is required for Council approval has not been completed and presented. The reason that has not occurred is that a component of the budget-site development costs—cannot be accurately determined until the lot line adjustment and purchase and sale of the property � have taken place. Those tasks are in process. When the design development phase begins,the comments will be shared with THA for the next phase, namely design development. During the public presentation of that design, the architects will be able to explain which, how, and why the public comments were incorporated. � �, � � � T�k;. • H:\\Boards and Commissions\Library Board\2012\2012 Minutes\September 2012 SI GN-1 N SHEET � G��' � ---�-�'''�?,'f i C�� Renton library Advisory Board �TE: Wednesday, September 19, 2012 NAME STREETADDRESS CITY/ZIP TELEPHONE oovouwisH , TO SPEAK? PLEASE PR1NT LARGE & CLEAR (Board, anychanges?) Yes No �r ( Q,y�Q, U V Ct vl�.1/� (',! 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Primary Purpose The primary purpase of Library Advisory Boards is to act as a bridge between the local community and ; the local library by callecting community input and communicating with the City, KCLS and library staff abaut needs in the community tl�at the loca!library can assist in addressing. � � Roles and Responsibilities Through their position, Library Advisory Board members can advocate for issues that directly and indirectly impact their community and the library. In addition, Library Advisary Boards have the unique responsibility of: + Reaching out into the community to identify needs or issues. • Representing the interests of community at large. • Communicating with the Library 5ystem on behalf of lacal citizens. � + Brainstorming ways the library can increase cornmunity dialag about local issues. + Serving as an ambassador to segments of the papulation that don't currently use the library. • Advocating for library services and programs that meet the needs of the community. + Raising awareness in the camrnunity about what the library offers. + Linking(ibrary staff with potential community partners. + Being knowledgeable about KCLS' mission,vision,values and philosophies. ! + Promote the understanding of KCLS policies and procedures. ' � � c � � � 1/20/2012 • �C3MMUNITY C�NNE�T Measuring Impact .�.;�.a��;,? �r: � � �'.tx� c. .�:��'?,l'�'' � r '}t_s y;:a'ea .�1'vh;a!'�• • • • � What is ,� .. . .,�.;�.. :.- .,..:.. , � ,........,Y.. 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Opportunities: Identify locations to target efforts for increasing usage of specific materials/items types to each segment. -- � � ,�;�a i�.....s.�.. ,.;.. _ ..;„,.�n.. ;,.. ,,�,, Select�SN�;Vea WholaOisYicl � � 6 4` • � � 1/20/2012 � �ITERA�Y aE�l�i�t� �i — M_r,,,�.,,,_. -- _,--�-----�ui��i�`'.:iTrii�Ei— i �.-,._,.., �„�;.�..__ ;;,., t::.',: ...a .,... , ... ,,..� , .....,.. ... .., .� t.,...,�., :.�:� >.. ._ . � �- ; t,.,..,,.. ' � '� � C ! ` �r••• Y3IM18Kf.M�= «��nxA� f,..h«.at � wx R. I p .M ' - { � Et s�R.r w ri,;..p>n� Ryev 3 w � ••• ' SDt+atrilltY ! '_ .•� .,w. ..,, , _�._.�r r « tAHKt:20li �Hr1i...uAr. r___... �x U ...i... I•--iy - w�.. � _. . �' � �CL� ANCI► +�t'�M�UNlT'� CC)NNE�T ► COMMUNITY CONNECTS helps KCLS answer: Who are we serving? Who are we not serving? Who did we used to serve? Do aur service strategies match the populations we serve? � Given limited resources, how do we tailor our services and outreach? - How ean we become more customer-driven? � 7 � , �• � 1/20/2012 • K�LS AP1D ��MM�INITY ��NNE�T ► COMMUNITY CONNECTS is a valuable tool for: � Staff involved in arranging local programming � Informing a more ongoing Community Study process Guiding the development of Annual Service Priorities � Providing informational resources to partner organizations � Offering benchmarks and metrics for measuring performance in the community � N EXT �TEPS � Live demonstration of the product by the developer of COMMUNITY CONNECTS ► Complete necessary due diligence per KCLS Purchasing Policies . � 8 ` • - ` � � CAG-11-130 • RCW 39.34 IN7ERlOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF RENTON AND KING COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM RELATED TO CONSTRUCTION OF TWO KCLS LIBRARIES IN THE CITY�F RENTON � THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is made and entered into this �� day of 2011, by and between the City of Rentan, a noncharter code city under RC 35A.03, and a municipal corporation in the State of Washington (hereinafter ' referred to as the "City"), and King County Library System, established and operated under RCW 27.12, in King County, in the State of Washington (hereinafter referred to as •,KCLS"). RECITALS A. The citizens of the City approved annexation into the KCLS on February 9, 2010. B. The City and KCLS have discussed and agreed that the City will provide land and funding for, and KCLS should maintain and operate, two new library facilities in the City of Renton for the benefit of the citizens of Renton and the surrounding communities. {collectively ret'erred to herein as the "Project"). • B. The City and KCLS cantemplate that the Project will include one new library designed, constructed, staffed and maintained in downtown Renton and another designed, constructed, staffed and maintained in the Sunset-area of Renton. C. The Project is contingent on the City acquiring title to the properties upon which the libraries are to constructed and associated rights-of-way, easements, and or covenants as may be required. D. The Project aiso requires that KCLS manage and oversee the design and construction of both libraries and also operate and maintain the libraries. E. The Project and this Agreement set forth below are authorized by the Interlocal Cooperation Act, RCW 39.34. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the terms and provisions, the Parties agree as follows: AGREEMENT 1. Parties: The City and KCLS are collectively referred to herein as the "Parties". • 2. Pur ose: 1 • ' � � � The purpose of this Agreement is to define the respective rights, roles, • responsibilities of the cantracting Parties concerning their contribution of land, funding, planning, construction and management of the land and the libraries to be erected on that land. 3. Sco�e of Work: a. The Citv ta Provide librarv locations and fundin�: The City will be the lead agency in the acquisition and due diligence necessary to provide suitable land and will contribu#e funds, as detailed further hereinbelow, for the design and construction of two new City of Renton library facilities consistent with or superior in forrrt, function and quality of other recently constructed libraries in the King County Library System. i. The City will retain ownership of the underlying land at each library site that is ultimately selected (each a "Site" and collectively, the "Sites") and will provide the Sites with clear title, exclusive of public rights-of-way dedication and any conflicting easements or covenants extinguished as well as boundary line adjustments that may be required in order to design and construct library facilities. The City will conduct or have conducted a Phase I environmental review and investigation of • each Site and if such review determines there is an existing environmental hazard, and if the City decides to purchase the Site, the City wili remediate that conditian priar to or contemporaneously with the purchase of the appiicable Site. b. The City will fund the following costs: i. Site acquisition; ii. Design; . iii. Construction of finished library structures (excluding the items listed in Section 3(d) below, landscaping, off-site utility connections, parking, surface water management systems, and necessary infrastructure improvements; and iv. Public art that is integrated in to the structure subject ta KCIS Art Selection Policy and the City's 1%for Art regulations. v. The City will also be the lead agency for SEPA reviews, land use determinations and any required conditional use permits. c. KCLS to Own, Operate and Maintain libraries: KCLS will own, operate and maintain the library structures on the Sites awned by the City at no charge, pursuant to ground leases with renewable terms of 100 years so long as those structures are operated as • public libraries and neither structure is abandoned, neglected, or unused 2 � � � • for at least 360 calendar days without any stated intent from KCLS (or its successor)to continue library uses. d. KCLS to furnish furniture, fixtures and equipment typical for KGLS public library operations: KCLS will #und all library furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E), interiar signage related to library functions (i.e., excluding exit signage, ADA signage, etc.), library materials, staff and day-to-day operational expenses. Upon the earlier of {i) "substantial completion" of , or (ii) issuance of a certificate ofi occupancy for each project, KCLS will pay for operating expenses for the completed project, pursuant to a ground lease #o be entered into between the City and KCLS, as further described in Section 9 below. As used herein, "substantial completion" shall occur upon the completion of construction of the library building improvements pursuant to the Approved Designs (as defined below) such that it can be put to its intended use, with the exception of any punchlist items. 4. Desi�n and Bid Process: a. Lead Design Agency: KCLS shall be the lead agency in development of the libraries' design: • KCLS will be the lead agency in the design phase for each library in order to establish a single point of contact for vendors, architects and other entities and shall have final authority regarding the Library program, space planning, site planning and related program impacts and the interior design and improvements. As lead agency, KCLS shall execute, hold and administer all contracts and agreements necessary to design the project improvements. i. The architects and consultants will be selected using the KCLS procedures and the following. ii. The qua{ification submittals will 6e reviewed by two City representatives and two KCLS representatives to determine three design and/or construction finalists for each library. iii. The interviews for the finalists will be conducted with a panel ta include two City representatives, one membe� of the Renton Library Advisory Board (RLAB), and one member of the Renton Municipal Arts Commission (RMAC}. KCLS will be represented by up to four KCLS administration representatives and a KCLS Library Board Member. b. Staff of Design Team:The Parties will jointly stafF#he Design Team: A "Design Team" will be estabiished for each library project that includes the consultant team (including appropriate representatives from • the architect and engineer}, KCLS staff, up #o two City representatives, two members from the RLAB, and one member from the RMAC. 3 . i � � ' i. The Design Teams wii! host a community open hause at the outset � I of each library's design process to discuss the potential design I concepts and library programrning elements desired by the public. ii. The Design Teams wil! host a second set Qf community open houses to present the schematic designs for each I�brary. iii. The Design Team and the Architect wiil present the respective schematic designs to ihe ReMon Gty Councii and the KCI.S �ibrary Baard. iv. The Design Teams will review and provide input a#each miiestane phase: schematic design, design development and canstructian documents phase. These meetings may be coardinated wi#h the j receipt of cost estimates. c. Selection of Final Design:The Parties wili jaintly select the final designs: I At the completion of schematic design phase, the City and KCLS will I approve a design for each of the library projects �each an "Approved I Design" and collecfiively, the "Approved Designs"�. 7he City and KCLS staff will develop project budgets for each facifity based on the projected cost estimate that will include a change order cantingency of 1Q%of each respective library's praject cost a�c! in addition a praject cc�ntingency allocation fo� each library of 5°l af the totai budgeted cost. The l�udgets shall be in substantiaNy the form attached hereto as Exhibit A. The tc�tal � I praject cost establishes the City's maximum contribution amount {the total amaunt of the City's financia! commitment to the two library projects){the "City's Maximum Contribution"). If the actual bid costs I exceed the Approved Design{s), then the Approved Design shali be j madified in a manner mutualiy acceptab(e#o the City and KCLS so as to fit I within the budget constraints. I d, Authority to Change pesign: Changes to a project following schematic design may be initiated by ei#her Party. i. Design changes required by the Cifiy will be paid fram the Project � contingency, until that#und is exhausted. Additional funds wiU be added to the City's Maximum Contribution in order to accommadate changes directed by the City. ii. Design changes that are required by KCLS sha#I also be paid from the Project contingency. However, KCES shall reimburse th�funds i drawn from the Project contingency fund if the same is exhausted th e�ctent that it was drawn down b KCLS for the Proaect, to e Y changes. iii. Unforeseen or ernergency changes shall be paid from the Project contingency fund until it is exhausted. Thereafter, the City shall be obligated to fund the increase in costs due to the necessary � design change. Unforeseen emergencies shall generally be 4 � � i • understood to be of the nature of events contained in Section 19, Force Maieure. iv. Changes in the normal course of construction will be funded from the 10% change order contingency and then from the Project contingency. e. Lead Bidding Agency: KCLS will manage the bidding pracess: i. Qnce the budget and the Approved Designs are finalized, KCLS will assist the consultant teams in preparing the bid dQcuments and specifications. KCLS will manage the public bid process in accordance with KCLS Purchasing Policies. ii. Construction Contract Bidding: 1. KCLS shall provide the City a minimum of one copy of the plans and specificatians advertised for bid, and an electronic file of the contract documents. 2. KCLS shall require that the City is included as an additional insured on the contractor(s} insurance policy(s), and that the City is included in the contract(s) indemnification provisions and receives the same protection as received by KCLS. 3. KCE.S shall follow all applicable Federaf, State and local • laws, rules and regulations in the expenditure of the funds to be paid by the City to KCLS in connection with the Project. KCLS represents to the City that its procedures are consistent with applicable laws relating to public contract bidding procedures, and the City neither inturs nor assumes any responsibility for KCLS's bid, award or contracting process. 4. In connection with this Agreement, neither KCLS nor any party contracting or subcontracting in connection with the Praject shall discriminate on the basis of race, calor, sex, religion, nationality, creed, marital status, sexual orientation, age or the presence of any sensory, mental or physical handicap in employment or application for employment or in the administration of the delivery of services or any ather benefits under this Agreement. KCLS shail comply fully with all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, ordinances, executive orders and regulations that prohibit such discrimination. 5. Construction: a. lead Construction Agency: KClS shalf be the lead agency in the • canstruction phase and manage the construction of each library in order to establish a single point of contact for vendors, contractors and other 5 � � ' entities. As lead agency, KCLS shail execute, hold and administer ail • contracts and agreements necessary to construct the project improvements. i. KCLS, as the lead agency in the design and construction phases for each library, shall have a duty to make good faith and commercially reasonable efforts to keep the project within budget. ii. A "Construction Team" wil[ be established for each library project that includes the contractor, the design consultants, KCLS staff or designated construction manager for KCLS {currently, URS Corp.), and the City's Facilities Director. a. KCLS wiil provide direction and cost review with the General Contractor. b. Once construction commences,the Construction Teams will meet as needed but no less than weekly throughout the respective projects. c. KCL5 shall be responsible for project management, providing direction and coordinating cost reviews for the projects. All change orders that involve the praject contingency funds shall be reviewed and approved by KCLS and the City's Facilities Director or designated project representative, in their respective reasonable discretivn. Such approvals shall be provided in a timely and responsible manner. d. No change arders to Approved Designs shall be made following . commencement of construction, except in the sole discretion of KCLS. The responsibility for the cost of change orders wiil be as follows: 1. Change orders that come at the sole request of the City shall by the sole responsibility of the City. If the cost exceeds the City's established Maximum Contribution, and no cost savings can 6e found to offset such cost increases, the City will determine either to bring additional funds to the Project or withdraw the change order; 2. Change orders that come at the sole request of KCLS shall be the sole responsibility of KCLS; 3. Change orders that come as a result af the mutual desire of KCLS and the City or necessitated due to unforeseen conditions shall be the responsibility of the City. If the cost exceeds the City's established Maximum Contribution,the City or KCLS may seek to either reduce the scope or may agree ta bring additional funds to the Prajecfi. KCLS may elect to provide additional funds to the Project, in its sole discretion, but shall not be required to do so; and 4. KCLS will be responsible for any project time delays and associated costs caused solely by, or arising directly from, any action or inactian by KCLS. • 6 ` � � • e. The City may furnish an inspector (at the City's expense) to monitor compliance with requirements during the construction of the Project. The City's inspector shall advise KCLS of any cleficiencies noted. KCLS shall take any necessary action to resolve the deficiencies noted by the City's inspector. The City's inspector shall not communicate directly with or instruct the Project contractor directly on any matters. 6. Pavment of Desi�n and Construction Costs. a. Payment for Design and Construction:City to pay on a reimbursement basis for the design and construction up to the City's Maximum Contribution amount as designated for the specific library. i. On or around the 10th of each month KCLS will prepare a reimbursement invoice for the City for its portion of the Project costs which shall include all amounts that were invoiced to KCLS for the Project in the previous month, and'for which the City is ultimately responsible, consistent with this Agreement and any other specifically adopted dacuments. The form of the monthly invoice to be submitted b KCLS is attached hereto as Exhibit B. , Y ii. KCIS shall include in their billing statement a copy of the Contractor's approved itemized partia{ payment request for that billing period to document the amount of the actual construction • completed. iii. The reimbursement invoices to the City will include as documentation photocopies of a!f of the underlying Project invoi ces received by KCIS. The Project invoices will be copied after review and approval for payment by KCLS and will include indication of KCLS's a roval of the same. pp iv. To the extent possible, the Parties will work to provide the City's Facilities Director or his or her designee an opportunity to review and initial the underlying Project invoices for items for which the City is responsible, upon receipt by KCLS from the Contractor, in order to identify any areas of disagreement between the Parties as soon as possible and to streamline the City's payment process. v. Except for thase invoices on which Parties have not reached agreement, all KCLS' invoices to the City shall be payable by the City within 30 days. KCLS and the City agree to use electronic payment as the payment method and the City wil) deposit the reimbursement payment directly into the account designated by KCLS. vi. The Parties further agree to work diligentiy with each other to resolve any questions or disagreements on any outstanding invoices expeditiously. The City and KCLS agree that time is of the • essence regarding these payme�ts since KCLS is making payment 7 � � . on Project invoices that are ultimately the responsibility of the • City. vii. KCLS shall make available to the City all necessary documenta#ion that the City reasonably requires or may require to satisfy any audits or reviews af the City's expenditures. 7. Potential librarv locations: a. Downtown Library: The potential Downtown Renton Library sites are 508 South Third Street (Big 5) and 504 South Third Street{Roxy Theatre). i. At the downtown Site that is selected, City will fund construction of, and KCLS agrees to operate, a library building and related infrastructure of up to 20,000 square feet. KCLS will endeavor ta provide this size of building within the Project budget. However, should the amount of construction bid prices exceed the established budget, the scope of the Project and the Approved Design may be altered as necessary to meet the budget constraints. KCLS may elect to contribute additional funds to #he Project in its sole discretion, but shall have no obligation to do so. ii. Expected dedicated free parking for library patrons will be provided on the Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) right-of-way (ROW) immediateiy north of the site. • 1. The City will be responsible for the SPU's extending of easement rights to KCLS ar otherwise securing approval for KCLS to utilize the ROW from SPU. 2. If at some point in the future it becomes feasible to charge for parking, the City reserves the right to do so after sufficient notice and discussion with KCLS and subject to the terms of the easement with SPU. The distribution of any future parking revenue, including the possibility of sharing proceeds with KCLS, would be determined by separate agreement prior to implementation. iii. Tentative timeline: 1. Site Acquisition—Q2 2011 2. Select Consultant Team and initiate Conceptual Design — Q2 2011 3. Schematic and Design pevelopment Phase including Public and City Council review—six to nine months 4. Construction Documents and Permit Set Preparatian-four to six months 5. Permit Reviews—three months 6. Public Bid to Notice to Proceed for Canstruction — three months • 7. Construction to Occupancy—12 to 14 months 8 � i � • 8. Move in and punch list—two months 9. Warranty -one year following Final Acceptance b. Sunset Library: The potential Sunset Library (on Sunset Bivd NE, between NE Harrington Avenue and NE 10th Street (street address TBD)). i. City will fund construction and KCLS will operate a fibrary and related infrastructure up to 15,000 square feet. ii. Approximately sixty (60) dedicated free parking stalls are expected to be provided in a combination of an underground parking garage and on adjacent public streets. The Renton Housing Authority, the City, and future public and/or private partners may develop plans for redevelapment of the remaining portion of the Sunset library site. This redevelopment may incorporate the library structure itself after discussion and approval by KCLS. Such a mixed-use development would require a separate agreement by the parties. 1. Tentative/proposed timeline: 2. City and Library Qistrict Select Consultant Team—Q2 2011 3. Si#e plans options study is developed with the City, RHA and KCLS Q2 2011 4. City and RHA negotiate and determine property transfer{s) • —Q2 2011 5. RHA submits Demolition/Disposition application to US Dept of Housing& Urban Devefopment (HUD) —Q2 2011 6. Schematic and Design Development Phase including Public and City Council review—six to nine months 7. HUD approves Demolition/Disposition application —early 2013 8. Construction Documents and Permit Set Preparation-four to six months 9. RHA applies for and receives relocatian vouchers for Sunset Terrace residents —Q2 2012 1p. Permit Reviews—two months—Q3 2012 11. If necessary, Sunset Terrance residents relocated to alternative housing—three to six months 12. Public Bid to Notice to Praceed for Construction — three manths 12. Construction to Occupancy—12 to 14 months 13. Move in and punch list—two months 14. Warranty -one year following Final Acceptance 8. Mediation/Dispute Resolutian: • a. If either Part believes that there has been a material breach of the Y 9 � � � aforementioned contract, they must provide written notice within seven � (7} days of learning of that material breach (where "learning" means the awareness that any known factual circumstances constitute a material breach}. b. The Party that is has been given notice of a material breach must clarify or cure the materiai breach within (14)days or within a reasonable period of time. c. Failure to clarify or cure the material breach within (14}days or within a reasonable period af time results in the Parties submitting to fihe requirements of Section 8(d} of the Agreement. d. In the event of a dispute between the Parties regarding this Agreement, the Parties shall atternpt to resalve the matter informally. If the Parties are unable to resolve the matter informally within 30 days, a "neutral" third-party shall be mutually identified to hear disagreements in mediation. If the Parties cannot agree to a mediator the Parties agree that they shall jaintly apply t� the American Arbitration Association vr anather professional rnediatiun service. e. Unless otherwise expressly agreed to by the Parties in writFng, bath the � Cifiy and the KC�S shall continue to perform all their respective obligations under this Agreement during the resolution of the dispute. 9. Termination of the A�reement; Graund Cease: a. This Agreement should be terminated fallowing the warranty period of the last completed project �one year following final acceptance� and replaced by a Ground Lease to be developed. The Ground Lease shall include the following provisions: i. The Cifiy will lease the Sites to KGl.S at no charge. ii. KCLS will agree to operate public library facilities within the buildings constructed on the Sites. iii. KCLS wiEl maintain the buildings cc�nstructed on the Sites and adjacent landscaping. iv. KCLS wili maintain full-replacement praperty insurance on the buildings constructed on the Sites. vi. 1n the event of a condemnation or casualty that results in the destruction of all or a majarity of either af the buildings constructed on either Site, KCLS will confer with the City and the City may elect whethe�to have KCLS use the � insurance proceeds to rebuild the library structure on the Site ar, in the case of 10 � i � • condemnation, to use the condemnation proceeds to construct a library in another location. vii. Each lease shall have a renewable term of 1d0 years so long as the library buildings are operated as public libraries and are not abandoned, neglected, or unused for more than 360 consecutive days wi#hout any staied intent from KCLS (or its successor)to continue library uses). 10. Extension of the A�reement: The City and KCLS may agree t� extend the duration of this Agreement as necessary to fulfill the purpose of this Agreement. In order for any such extensions to occur, the Parties must agree in writing to extend the agreement not less than thirty (30) days prior to the otherwise applicable expiration date. If the Parties have not agreed to the extension in writing by the otherwise applicable expiration date,the Agreement shall expire. 11. Duration: This Agreement shall become effective upon approval by the City and KCLS and shall confiinue until the second quarter of 2014, unless otherwise terminated in accordance with Section 9 or extended in accordance with Section 10 of this Agreement. � 12. Audi#s and Inspections: The records and documents with respect to al( matters covered by this Agreement shall be subject to inspectien, review or audit by the KCLS or the City during the term of this Agreement and three years after termination or expiration. Audits and inspections shall be the responsibility of KCLS. The City shall support KCLS in meeting audit and inspection requirements. 13. Indemnification, Hold Harmless and Defense: KCLS represents to the City that it has or wil) have adequate supervision for those participating in the Project and that ail.applicable rules, regulations, statutes and ordinances will be complied with in their entirety. KCLS agrees to indemnify, hold and defend the City, its elected official, ofFicers, employees, agents, and volunteers harmless frorr� any and all claims, demands, losses, actions, violations and liabilities (including costs and all attorneys fees) to or by any and all persons or entities, including without limitation,their respective agents, licensees, or representatives, arising from, resulting from, or connected with the Agreement to the extent caused by the negligent acts, errors or omissions of KCLS, its partners, sharehoiders, agents, employees, or by KCLS's breach of this Agreement. . KCIS shall require that the City is included as an acfditional insured on the contractor(s) insurance policy(s), and that the City is included in the 11 � � . contract(s) indemnification provisions and receives substantially the same • protection as received by KCLS. KCLS waives any immunity that may be granted to it under the Washington State Industrial Insurance Act, Title 51 RCW. KCLS's indemnification shall not be limited in any way by any limitatian of the amount of damages, compensation or benefits payable to or by any third-party under workers' compensation acts, disability benefit acts or any other benefits acts or programs. THE PAR71E5 AGREE THAT THEY SPECI�ICALLY NEGOTIATED THIS SECTION ON INDEMNIFICATION. In the event that any suit based upon such a claim, action, loss, or damage is brought against the City, KCLS shall defend the same at its sole cost and expense, provided that the City retains the right to participate in said suit if any principal or governmental or public law is involved, and if final judgment be rendered against the City and its officers, agents, and employees, or any of them, or jointly-against the City and KCLS and their respective officers, agents, and employees,or any of them, KCLS shall satisfy the same. The City shall indemnify and hold harmless KCLS and its officers, agents and employees or any of them from any and all claims, actions, suits, liability, loss, costs, expenses, and damages of any nature whatsoever, by reason or • arising out of any negligent action or omission of the City, its officers, agents, and employees, or any of them, in performing obligations pursuant to this Agreement. In the event that any suit based upon such a claim, action, loss, or damage is brought against KCLS, the City shall defend the same at its sole cost and expense, provided that KCLS retains the right to participate in said suit if any principal of governmental or public law is involved; and if final judgment be rendered against KCLS and its officers, agents, employees, or any of them, or jointly against the City and KCL5 and their respective officers, agents, and employees or any of them, the City shall satisfy the same. ? I'm not sure that this is necessary. As KCLS is the lead agency in the design and construction of the libraries, KCLS shall indemnify the City for any claims of design or constructian defects, or negligence. The City waives any immunity that may be granted to it under the Washington State Industrial Insurance Act, Title 51 RCW. The Cit�s indemnification set forth above shali not be limited in any way by any limitation of the amount of damages, compensation or benefits payable to or by any third-party under workers' compensation acts, disability benefit acts or any other benefits acts or programs. THE PARTIES AGREE THAT THEY • SPECIFICALLY NEGOTIATED TNIS SECTION ON INDEMNIFICATION. 12 ' � � • 14. Ne�li�ence: The Parties acknowledge and agree that if such claims, actions, suits, liability, loss, costs;expenses and damages discussed above in Section 13 are caused by or result from the concurrent negligence of the City, its agents, employees, and/or officers and KCLS, its agents, employees, and/or officers, � this Section shal! be valid and enforceable only to the extent of the negligence of each party, its agents, employees and/or officers. 15. Dutv to complv with the law: In executing this Agreement, the Parties do not assume Iiability or responsibility for or in any way release the other party to this Agreement from any liability ar responsibility that arises in whole or in part from the existence or effect of City ordinances, rules, regulations, policies or procedures. If any cause, ciaim, suit, action or proceeding (administrative or judicial), is initiated challenging the validity or applicability of any City ordinance, rule or regulation, the accused party shall defend the same at its sole expense and if judgment is entered or damages awarded against the City, KCLS, or both, the City, KCL5, or both shall satisfy the same, including all chargeable costs and attorneys'fees. � 16. Discrimination Prohibited: In all of KCLS's servic ' es, ro rams, or activities and all of KCLS s hirin and p g , g employment made possible by or resulting from this Agreement there shall be no discriminatian by KCLS or by KCLS's employees, agents, subcontractors, volunteers or re resentatives a ainst an erson because of a e exce p g Yp , t g � p minimum age and retirement provisions), sex, marital status, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, national origin, honorably discharged veteran or military status, or the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, unless based upon a bona �de occupational qualification in �elationship to hiring and employment. Any material violation of this provision shall be grounds for the City to immediately terminate this Agreement. 17. Breach: In the event of a breach of this Agreement, if a Party waives a breach, that waiver to pursue remedies related to that breach does not waive that part�s right to pursue remedies for future breaches of this Agreement. 18. Waivers: All waivers shall be in writing and signed by the waiving party. Either Party's failure to enforce any provision of this Agreement shall nat be a waiver and • shall not prevent either party from enfurcing that provision or any other provision of this Agreement in the future. 13 �` � • 19. Force Maieure: � If either party cannot perform any of its obligations due ta events beyond its reasonable control {other#han the payment of money),the time provided for performing such obligations shall be extended by a period of time equal to the duration of such events. Events beyond a party's reasonable control include, but are not limited to, acts of God, war, civil commotion, labor disputes, strikes, fire, flood or other casualty, shortages of labor or materials, government regulations or restrictions {other than regulations or restrictions adopted or imposed by the City} and weather conditions. 20. Remedies Cumulative: Any remedies providecf for under the terms of this Agreement are not intended to be exclusive, but shall be cumulative with all other remedies available to the City at law, in equity, or by statutes. 21. Governin�Law: This Agreement shall be rnade in and shall be governed by and interpre#ed in accordance with the laws of#he State of Washington. Any liabilities due to property damage or injury to persons arising out of activities �onducted • pursuant to this Agreement shall be governed by Washington State law. 22. Administration: Each individual executing this Agreement on behalf of the City and KCLS represents and warrants that such individuals are duly authorized to execute and defiver this Agreement on behalf of KCLS or the City. This Agreement shall be administered by KCLS Director or his/her designee, and by the City Administrator of Community and Economic Development, or his/her designee. 23.Amendments: This Agreement is the complete expression of the terms hereto and any oral representation or understanding not incorporated herein is excluded. Any modifications to this Agreement shall be in writing and signed by both Parties. 24. Drafting of this A�reement: � Each party has participated and/or had an equal opportunity to participate in • the drafting of this Agreement. As a result, this Agreement shall not be 14 � � � • construed against one party or the other as a result of the preparation, substitution, submission or other event of negotiation, drafting or execution hereof. 25. Le�al Representation: The Parties are responsible for providing for their own legal services at their own expense. 26. Notices: Any notices required to be given by the Parties shall be delivered at the addresses set forth below. Any notices may be delivered personally to the addressee of the notice or may be deposited in the United States mail, postage prepaid, to the address set forth below. Any notice so posted in the United States mail shall be deemed received three {3) days after the date of mailing. Written notice sent to the City should be addressed as follows: Name: Alexander Pietsch, Administrator City of Rentfln • Department of Community & Economic Development 1055 South Grady Way Renton, WA 98057 Written notice to KCLS shalf be sent to the address in KCLS signature black on the last page of this Agreement. 27. No Third-Partv Beneficiaries: This Agreement is made and entered inta for the sole protection and benefit of the Parties fisted above. No other person or entity shall have any right of action or interest in this Agreement based upon any provision set forth herein. 28. Assi nment. Neither KCLS nor the City shall have the right to transfer or assign, in whole or in part, any or all of its obligations and rights hereunder without the prior written consent of the other Party. 29. Severabilitv: • If a Court of competent jurisdictian determines that any portion of this Agreement is found to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that 15 � r . determination shall in no way affect or invalidate any other provisian hereof . and such other provisions shall remain in full force and effect. IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the Parties have caused this Agreement to be executed the day and year set farth above. King County Library System City of Renton � - .,, � {,� �� R ~ • f� , � � ,t r � ��'/;"."'L/�% � / V� Bill Ptacek Denis Law Director-KCLS Mayor-City of Renton 460 Newport Way NW 1055 South Grady Way Issaquah, WA 98027 Renton,WA 99057 Phone:425-369-3200 Phone:425-430-6500 APPROVED AS TO FORM: • �.�.0 !'�.-r,.�� Lawrence J. Warren Renton City Attorney Attest : � ��. C�� Bonnie I . Walton, City Clerk v ',d;; :��.. ,_ �.>:.� • - . . ;�^;`'"�� -;��,•��, x .. .r' •i_ " _ '{ t `` jt . � . . � . r F � , . . ' . • 16 • � � • EXHIBIT A SAMPLE BUDGET 5HEETS - RENTON DOWNTOWN - RENTON HlGHLANDS � • � � , Preliminary Rentan Downtown Librar�Budget Allaca#ion This preliminary cost projection ls for 15,000 sq ft or Z0,000 sq ft singfe story buiiding wkh parking • Costs based on recent Kq5 Project Experience Cost allocation as of June 28th,2011 Renton KCLS Single Story with Street Parking 15,000 sq ft 20,000 sq ft 15,d00 sq ft 20,DOd sq ft Slt@ COSiS $ 632,000 $ 1,535,000 Construction $ 6,165,534 $ 8,220,713 Owners Costs $ �.,�14,s2s $ 1,961,s2o Off Site Development $ sz5,oao 5 szs,000 Library FFE&Materials S - $ i,4�o,zso S 1,6so,9oo Total EsEimated Cost $ 9,337,159 $ 12,542,233 $ 1.,470,250 $ 1,680,900 Preliminary Cost Allocations e�..�„_,a,.,�: ..•�y::o-�: - x�j,y„�. .,.x�;.;Y�"�,,-�+.��..r;�a;::.yT,�`�..*�=,.e�"y+�,�;'+'.."�.`%%`�-�;`5 cr.��..-••4.•k:,;7"vc-,,.�+:.,`�_"�iv�".''firfi_.r�.�.� �p,r;,.'^,,;?:;'...._ ,;"�a.<. �'.'�"�.' .�.�R.�..-.-�'. �`, ^'s',;�T,'' '""!.-.-.�§�^3�i+,f'�ax,�"'4ar,. .:;�'xe.,'�a'�.e,�>N'!''„��-N"; _ :.J`, ,2�-r„�"x-�:. �.;�-' ... ,��'a.��.. -9Raa� �rsrxLM�.:�w�,'+ ^ ,.. r�,u��a��;:ti5��:�t'�... .. .xY'�' liP,�$-`r",',','-.�'��BU�u-ex?c%''�x"°.Jr.x"^"��C''.�'h',��'.�'.��-��4.�'''�:.,,�...,�'....:;.."°e.kS�z��'�.��..cY�'....�"_,,,{�.+'r,.-^".�r� • ...fb-�a.... uat�'�w ."�".,4fr+. +5 .._.-='+x,. 4'� d:a.-;:�=..;;.art,:,r.•:'. �:..'�o... F:-'...�F;,: City KCLS Category Detail 15,400 sq ft 20,000 sq ft Site Acquisition Estimated-NotActual Purchase Price-Prope $ 525,000 $ 1,QOD,000 Legal $ 15,000 $ 20,000 {Big 5) Demolition $ �s,oao $ so,000 (Roxytheater} Survey-Tide Report $ 12,000 $ 15,000 Environmental Analy: $ 15,000 $ 20,000 Total Site tnsts $ 532,000 $ 1,535,000 e��. `� ��a,;:��c..�w,r��r,,.. .' `. ,� ". . `�„�+:� ��'.�'��,,-�� r�Zfls.. ,.aYYM%�r+ ..w�w.�.r.e+ �t.w� .:�"�Y'�:'fic.:, .. ,r^.-'_As`,�'.D„.�n�� *�„�'-•. s�?�'.�r' nCs.3.?��^„�*Fi5 - .. _ _.. .�......^ ,. .::-'�-�''�".'.+.h.','':�'. . i� ,.�!=w- Construction $325/sqft £stimated Cost $ 4,875,000 $ 6,500,000 change order contingency 10% $ 487,500 $ 650,000 WSST-9.5% $ 509,438 $ 679,250 subtotai $ 5,871,938 $ 7,829,250 project contiagency S% $ 293,597 $ 391,4b3 Total Projeded Costs Building construttion $ 5,165,534 $ 8,220,713 G..',.,�i,�':�.,'" ,�'+k�'=.�-a'"•.. «..�,•";,.,'�'^•",�',� .c�^-a��::n.wx:v5'<*, �a';i^�.�: -,etk-l�„r.,._„,,sr�"` `J.s.�-3�,'��,:.•..,�f;-�P,�a�;sq`=i�'"-x-�.4;a'•`. " x=sT:::�,�'�: r,Ym�v`5..,.,pr��r -r,r�°�7,..,-S�;�'TM`�" ,y....,h,. ,s,+,.� ^,F:�„-,.,?a..�;,,^ ��"�",xr'.�°'.�'x�'�:.-, .�.t.+.,.. ...�,'-k,n,,�x..,, i;.�5asi5,gk:a+'��k•'«��-u.� v:�"':'��F ��':k�� .''.--�s.�i>'.�-,.�.-'�.-,�u,'T�...^,�`s'.,� y„�„"'.r�''•�o-'.r•' iz� ;.z'=��m �a;F"a+;�''��.'r" c ,�" „��,�'��•>°.a'e � kE _c4r.wh,Y.,'a'.,n.^.-y+��s,,... -�.�w..�c��,,:._�...�e....�-ya.,.,..,m-.r.'"��-.w.�^..��"x-,T-,-:"��-�.ro�"j.^.�F"a't:�;�h-..-.�«'.s,.��.3�.'.x,�.._.?�,k?b^�';,,'r`si:,a�"^1.;.r�;i�isF4':,;.s��G`<.a..-�x:f�. . fi•a�•. Offsite Development Frontage lmprovements sueet(3rd) $ 340,600 $ 300,OOQ street(parking conne� $ 300,000 $ 300,000 Utilities-place holder $ 150,000 $ 150,000 • Contingency 10% $ 75,000 $ 75,000 TotalFrontage costs P�ojected $ 825,000 $ 825,000 � ��+;-��.�� .,. .� � _ �-:w.,.�.,�.,;� �: �z.�•;�' ��;' -��i'_'�"��,`;',.�;'':�r::s'�"�"'�=��'=="��:� ._-r�:.. .S:Ms.�;�.�r•f��.�:��•� � �-,�r�'-:�'�-="-=-c:�-,�,�,--: -�� :v'�"t%.�'�y�..'�"�.,�+..:.1�-^• _�.. .'er ^ ;�' "�� _ .�_�..,s,,,,y..'dti.".,'s:�n::.,zu��.„ :��;;:. �,»G-;.y�a�,"a'.`"�"Nr�.G �,'. m!r,r„>a..aa-e3'..�..�.Ew,-^-�.^,,"..�;..vr•_ ....,<�.:x�5��"��"�^�,.,.�".c.�-�.�.u'r.':.�r��."�-^'','''��..�vb...,+s=�..�a�:��s::c....,.-...�..�T..,',i,�,�.'�;:�':'`".a�'�� .."r:�.e',��.r..r.^i.�`''"'�-�T�r��''`�� ::. _:_.� _.�,...n.v..... .' ,:yu- .. .'... .,{(. � , «'. ;�;`.r,. " ' ' ' .. _ .. .., . ...., _., . . ,b::.,z.M""`,..... . ......, ._-.... ' � � Owners Costs Architects Fee $ 422,Q00 $ 525,000 • Geo Technical(Soils) $ 9,500 $ 12,000 Traffic+Parking Stud� $ 7,500 $ 7,500 Survey(Refine survey $ 5,000 $ 6,500 subtptal basicservices $ A44,000 $ 551,000 Other Consultants Fees Addenda Allowance Architectural $ 5d,000 $ 65,000 Additional architect servi $ 250,000 $ 250,000 Civil Engineer $ 53,000 $ 55,000 Landscape Architect $ 36,OD0 $ 40,000 Interiors $ 85,000 $ 85,OQ0 ElecErical Engineer $ 50,000 $ 55,000 Cost Estimator $ 25,000 $ 30,000 Mechanical-Plumbin� $ 95,000 $ 95,000 Conceptua!Site anay $ 5,000 $ 5,000 Acoustical $ 24,150 $ 25,000 Lighting $ 31,900 $ 33,000 struttural $ 16,200 $ 16,200 ConsuRant Coordination Fee $ 35,040 $ 40,000 PublicArtCoordination $ 5,000 $ 7,500 1%af construction costs Art work $ 61,000 $ 78,000 Legal-contracts $ 2,500 $ 2,500 ME Commissioning Support $ 20,000 $ 25,000 As Built Revisions $ 20,OD0 $ 25,000 Reimbussibles $ 30,000 $ 40,000 Additionai Services estimated $ 864,75o $ 982,200 Permit Fees $ 250,000 $ 250,000 Contingency @10% $ 155,875 $ 178,320 • Projected: 7otal Owners Costs $ 1,714,625 $ 1,961,520 ¢-�'w�'��",�� :�T'��'� .�wi�'•• ''�• `" ,T F.^3�.^'. �:',,�^^�"-'s�,n��e�;.K ,3i '�.��,.,�.'"�`�,�.. n2 3�.. �t?a��c�"�"ar,s�+`�'""'-"�§�✓� ,,�r�-8^�''�'��;�^f � �-�`�,Y,'-`,'�'�="�s,�'`'��;L�,.�s�S�.;?o:��-_^;`cfcs^ '?"'�. . .-;.+en �� :m.:3'bi,"'�"�"�s,-.,. ,.'°4:,. . ��. 'va''aY-S":.> r.,. z�...-�.�;. �,+;_.a'/.u:.,,«- �' �.,��"^�`a.��".-.:�.....��wv: .,S'. Library Fumiture,Fixtures,Equipment,Supplies,tibrary materials Furniture $ 190,000 $ 230,000 shelving $ 200,000 $ 240,000 specialized shelving lighting $ 200,000 $ 270,0� office equipment/start up supplies $ 22,500 $ 30,000 signage-Wa�nding $ 125,000 $ 150,000 computer-telcom equipment $ 90,000 $ 99,Od0 Contingency 10% $ 82,750 $ 101,900 sub total FFE $ 910,250 $ 1,120,900 Library collection Materials $ 100,000 $ 100,000 automated check in system $ 460,000 $ 460,000 $ 1,470,250 $ 1,68Q,900 Totaf • � • . Preliminary Renton+lighlands iibrary Budget Ailocati�n • This preltminary cost projettion is for 35,000 sq ft single story building with 5tnictured Parking Costs based on recent KQS Project Exper�ence ' Cost allocation as of lune,2Q11 Renton KCLS Sngle Story with Street Parking 15,000 sq ft ':� SIL@ COStS $ 152,000 � ._.._--•--- ----- ; Construction $ 7,683,204 ; I �wners Costs $ 1,480,600 .._�__._.�.._.._. ------------�- ; i OfF Site Development S szs,000 Library FFE&MateriaEs S - � s,si6,000 , Total Estimated Cflst � $ 1D,140,804 $ 1,616,000 Detailed Preliminary Cost Allocations y;i:�:.;:„�;:•..._�.;,�`� �"�,��,'�e��,��_,',-�'�'�s��:�'��"��`-��*'. ��`•••.�.,:,��us�� '.��:s.��;:.�_„r.,,; �"'•'� �`:��:�R�v;��.'�``��.�.,..:w��-''.�,�s.:ec.,�-��'�z�-`�� ...�s,��" .ra��"��"-�:"��'�;?a,��`��;„�� City KCLS Category Deta41 15,000 sq ft Site Acquisition Estimated-NotActual PurchasePrice-Praperty $ 25,000 � legal $ 25,p00 � Demolition $ 65,000 Survey-Trtte Report $ 12,000 Environmental Analysis $ 25,000 TotalSite costs $ 152,000 ��'.�y�, ��s�,,.,...,_.,M.HI. .-o.. ,y>�.��r_- ,., „-. � ;a�^.c`- ; ew' Y - ' ." ,�, - ' " •,.. •p- FS?'.Y�w9Y9."+ 'ri.wX3l�' ' � �„�6'1�i, n.:z��y� �'�,1 �'-�"+ ��k��;�'-..Eu1��v+'c�t:�Y+,"r;. .._ ....,.,a��o-�. r�,%+;X'.:�--ha�.'�.:,a:��fi':�+5. s •'+.`�'�i'?F+q,;,i.��x��- ,..;n�:�`v±r.iX;=:i�%:-�'`.' Construction ' � ' $325/sqft Building&Landscape $ 4,875,000 : $30,000/stal! Parking for 4�vehides $ 1,200,000 ; chdnge order cnntingency 1090 $ 607,500 ; ' WSST-9.5% $ 634,838 ' subtotal $ 7,317,338 projectcontingency5% $ 365,867 Total Projected Costs Building construction $ 7,683,204 �T3+";.�a�'.'�"`��r�..r��:^.:^�.w�.`^s '�^. ``�' =-��s f'�-' :�.✓`":%'''�i'-�-{r,�,,a��:";`��i�-^'x� ��,.� ��'��-. �-��1� � .2. 4�`�� 4 �:",,•OT'V`�?�..�r ��;' �' ..,i.y..... " ,�,�r. ,.c �v `' ,.��.. .},:..:.;< „u�.;ce;> :.�ia - -a..,,�'.: -"a:.�ir�iw'f,3'"�i`r:.,rit,,,x'',"'.*F+.'�-',',^N.'.x.�='��.'+''.''��;'.�:�z�;',.'�-. ..-�;�_�.`.'�Y'ada:'Mi�:.�3;'�G-;:yt.::5.7S.FzF.��:%�h'r.`>k7�T.:.c.a�;h':'-r�5'.�.Jc.'.'��ev�:;<_,,:w` Offsite Development Frontage Improvements sueet(3rd} $ 300,000 street(parking connection) $ � 300,000 Utilities-piace holder $ 150,000 Contingency 10°h $ 75,000 • Total Frontage costs Projeded $ 825,000 C'„x>'2s�. u:Yy,..ro+*'fi.+'.�,x� �,��....„ " �x,a ;:rpa �... �,',. �z- dr;5'.^ <r�- ;p,»„e,. . xW' .cif'^; •�r- '�1,-;rM?;b^,C.=r�^��:."-sa.�k+"�'�`''^:r,..`'�-�;" �T.�,,��;,p�n-�a:=�;�(..": ,"�'%`��'��r��:��'2.�?>��,?�,r,j,:'?z,;��.^F+S:,+�K ' � � Owners Costs Architects Fee $ 485,000 • GeaTechnical{Soils} $ 15,000 . Tra#flc+Parking Study $ 7,500 Survey(additional} $ S,OOD � ^T � � subtotal basic services $ 512,500 ; Other Consuitants Fees ' ------._._.._._...__..._ _.�_..__._. � Additional Services Allowance Architecturel $ 48,000 ' ' Gvil Engineer $ 100,000 ; � Landscape Architect $ 35,000 ; ! Interiors $ 30,000 i Electrical Engineer $ 60,000 Cost Estimator $ 35,000 � � Mechanical-Plumbing $ 50,000 Conceptua[Site anaylsis $ 20,000 Acoustipl $ 10,000 ' Consultant Coordination Fee $ 40,000 Public Art Coordination $ 5,000 1�of construction costs Art work $ 78,000 ; ..._....._��....----- ----..__.___-____....__..__.-- -_�..._._. Legal-contracts $ 2,500 MECommissioning5upport $ 25,000 As Built Revisions $ 15,000 Raimbursibles allowance $ 30,000 permits $ 250,000 Contingency @10'� $ 134,b00 Projected: Total Owners Costs $ 1,a80,600 �x ..�� s r e �ri�:,�: ,u•,�,�,,.��7"'r �„� 4�.k' ,-�"-x.'�;epw• .�. p.ym.. y,�,,,,,, �� s �ro�� , ��-a;'^�.`' .u�' ,,r��.w,�,r..sxrnwr,,..,.+�.fid. . ��' '"��54T'.3��.`;u.='' Eibrary Furniture,Flxtures,Equipment,Supplies,library materials • Furniture $ 200,000 shelving $ 250,000 � office equipment/start up supplies $ 50,000 signage-Wayfinding $ 150,000 computer-telcom equipment $ 110,000 Specialized Shelf Lighting System $ 200,000 Contingency 10% $ 96,000 Subtotal FFE $ 1,056,000 Opening Day Collection Additions $ 100,000 ----.. _._._....._.._...___.._....___...__..�. Automated Self Check In System $ 460,000 Total $ 1,616,000 • � � . EXHIBIT B • FQRM OF KCLS MONTHLY PROJECT COS7S INVOICE • • 18 , � � Remit To: Date: 12t31l201 p King County Library System Account; 9957 � Business Office Page: 1 960 Newport Way NW tssaqt�ah WA 98027 � � � iBifling Address: Customer Address: City of Renton Renton,City of City af Rentan 1�55 S.Grady Way 1055 S.Grady Way Rer�ton WA 98057 Rentan WA 98057 � I This is a courtesy reminder. If yau have sent yaur payment,ptease disregard this notice. � Please call(425)369-3285 if you need assistance. � Date Number Type Item Due qate Remark Amount i � Tatal Amauni lnvpiced �� Ba[ance t3ue � �� ' � � i � � i I ; i . .. - , ---._. _........ y � ' � . . � � `' . . . , . . APPRC3VED BY � . ; �� . . �'connmirr�E o�THE�wHo« - . . , . ci�rr couNci�- C , ' , .... CQNIMITTEE.RERORT � , � - .. i � .. , . � . . aate� 9=17-�,�0��..-� : � .. . . 5eptember�17�2412 . , , ., . , � . _ � ' , , , _ Library Guiding Princ�pfes�. - , - ` " (Refer►`ed August 20,2012), . _ .. ' , - ' � I . , . ' � . :� Tlie Coirimittee of'the Whole recai�t�rii�rtds caneurrer�ce with the following guiding principles._ , . , �These principles are intended ta`re-affirm and,clarify.assigrimen�of responsibilities; < . ; . ,coorcllnatio�,comriiunicataon,and parameters with.respeEt to th�e dev�lopment of the�wo new ' , i � � Renton Ci�y librari�s;at tlie Cedar.River.a�id Highia,nds locations; consistent_with existing �, . interiaca(:agreerpents:bettrv�en K�E.S arid ttie City: . . i . . � ; ' . � �' The Cit .of Renton tFie Cit and.Kiti �Count �ibrar S stem. KCi:S have reviousl a re.ed � . , � Y � Y} � Y . Y Y t.. } , . p. g .. . „ Y _ nd re� ain ccsmmit ed to r v' in' a . . .. a t o �d twa'new Eibra f c�fit�es,in=the.Cit farthe benefit of� �.. p . rY , _.Y . . . .. ,� . . the'citi ensof Renton�and thesurroundin c mmunities:" _ . ' : I � o _ , � . , ' . -.. �. .The n�vir I�brarie�will be located over the Cedar River�t Cib.erty Park and on Sunset . ; , �.: Boulevar�!iri the.Highlands and iuiil=be designed.to�6e consistent with or superior in fo�m, . : , �' ' � �func:tio►i and' ualitV�of�otfier recentl�(coristructe li�raries in the KCIS s�/sterri: `. I � . ' . . . � . . .7 . . . .7� 7 . � + . Bath facilities.will be designett and constructed within the�buc{get�ap{�roved and:allocated , . , fcrr each b i1�in ::, � . . u � _ , .. ,I . *�' As �reviausly�greed thr�ugh�interiocal agreerrient,based on'de�►�riionstrated knawle.dge; , ` � ' le�dershi ;arid experience in:buildin and � rcividin .qualit �library services, KCI:S wiN be_the �. � + � P � , g t? g � . , . . Iead�.agencytc�mariage and.averseethe design and coristi�uction o�both li6raries. '� . ,; �-;� �Th��ity.af Renton's�Community S�rvices and�Community.&Ecqnomic Developmerit . � ��: �D nts wii faciiitat anct ort KCLS b assistin in desi n and�c nstruction`` .� �, � � � epartme . � . � ... SUP�. Y � g_ � 4 , . . � � . ov�ersi ht�and attair�in afl necessa . e mits:farthe.successfu com lefiion�of tfi�e li6raries. g � .. ►Yp ►", . . . t , p , _ � : .•:. In addition to t}ie operi houses,and preseritations outl,ined.in the interlocai agreement;the , - � . 'City wi1G pro�vide opportunities at re�ular intervals to update and receive input from ci#y ;• . ; ; I ; residents;and applicable baards,.corimmissions arrd camrriittees..This wi(I mdude �t�l�y-?Z� •. Fi e in s esi n `d�to rovid�e tlie(atest informafian•to the` .ublic and receive � . , . o en ouse rr�. et d e p. .� g . p p ' their feed�;ack;and providin�current infarmation.on tiie City.and.KCLB wekis,ites. � - , �, : Th'e City.and�CCLS will en�leavor to incorporate (ibrary desigir� concepts and pr�agr�mming , eierimen#s desired.by#he public,as outlined in tlie interlocai agreement. . . " � . : .TFie'City and�KCLS will jc�intly seleet the,final desigri for both kibraries. � � � • �Otherspecific assignments ahd responsibilities rerriairi;as provided and defined•in the � �d:interiocai a r.eement between.KCLS.and.the City:, � . , � . - , Rich Zwicker -C u,ncil Presi ent � � . ' , . ,� , . 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Skyway Library....:.... ...,....30 ............... .13 .......... ckleshoot Library......... ,,,,�4 Tukwila Library......................:....30 Sammamish Library......................15 Vashon Library ...........................30 Snoquatmie Library.......................16 Future Projects New Outreach Vehicles ', BothellLibrary............................31 ! I Library2Go! ..............................17 Boulevard Park Library....................31 ' East Hill of Kent Library...................31 � Expanded Libraries KingsgateLibrary.........................31 Library Connection @ Crossroads .........31 ; .. Maple Valley Library......................31 Aufiurn Librar�r yr- f. . ,�.°: brary .31 , .��:. �.�; �.��. �`��+ :- �8. MercerlslandLi .................... �Cov�ngton�i�irary';s .... :..,:: .19 Richmond Beach Library..................31 ° Fed:era��fl��ibrary: ... .... : :20 Valley View Library.. Kirktand Lifira :::.. ......: . ......................31 _,�=�.. ,� ��. - -�.• . ?t. White Center Library......................31 Cake Forest Pa Librarys..:...:... :22 ,:�._ z..: - ;��..� . . . Li�`r��y�'onr�,ec�ion @ Southcenter.,`.,::::23 �r;;�a��. Newpo�ti 1Naji�.ili�a;ry:..,: .24 ' ,Sfiore�ine Librar"y Parking,_ .25 SkykojnlshLitirerX: " ;25 Woodmont Libra,ry:.,... , ... . ...26 K I N G Connectwith us COUNTY � �QYotl LIBRARY �'' kCIS•o � , , � . — , � s,_;. f::�� ,.,. , � ; �,�A��.� �_�ti,� „ ;� �`�z'� _ y ..C.:='�� p`�� ":l�V� '.� ..;%t,*:';�+.; ��:t��a��_i.`i'�` �;��t.,_� Your Investment. �J ,��.�,. �:�::.=:.�='��';;;;`„ �:��='F:n� '"_`�;",_ �.r��:� Yo u r Li b ra r . ��r�,��y-� `��::��: �>,��a,�,.= y _:<,,::y:;;;�":'3 ��_�... ? x::;....:Y.,a:�„> _:7 h:�y��.�;�'i� ' ';�l.�y;;l:;;�:.:7'-' ,=i;`" _ ��}�:�:�.{ Yo u r Co v�::,:i: .�.�: ��.��.4.;� m m u n i t . r 3,.�.,.;;�::::_:._:� � �., ��; � ..��;;.� Y ��j-�i'n��- ��,�:,_��:;:.:s ��'M:' -.°`. -.:'�:�,�.a:.�� ,r��ti.a.:, ��.'. `"'y�' In the eight years since voters strongiy supported the$172 million Capital Bond �:i�}�gK:.F, ��'"'::� on September 14,2004,communities continue to celebrate the opening of new, �..yE�:'F,�`Je:t s�=�<-:::: expanded and renovated Iibraries.The opening of the new Duvall Library saw a crowd `"`-"� of more than 600.In 2012,the Kin Coun Librar S stem KCLS will o en four new �;:;;�:�;�:; 9 tY Y Y ( ) p %�;>�>:=:.a or expanded libraries and construction will continue on a number of other projects _�`.='a:�i outlined in the Capital Improvement Plan.What has been accomplished in the past �;::_�:.:.: n:,��`"_.� �,.'- - eight years is remarkable:ll new libraries,seven renovated libraries and ten expanded :;;�:;�`~ ��;:.�,��;� libraries,in addition to many other enhancements throughout the Library System. a.,:��,��_� 'r=�T�'_� The inviting and well-located buildings shape and define communities while also �,;�,;��.�� :=v��:, providing a foundation from which KCLS is launching new services.One new method ;r:=,�,�,,:5 �' `"�:':: of service is outreach vehicles,called Libra 2Go!,that are successfull brin in '?=,<` „# rY Y 9• 9 � '- '� ' books and other library materials to home daycares,childcares,schools,low-income � �- S'.'=`tui.y:.;.p �"'��' } hOU51f1 ;�:;::�;;�,� g and other community sites.Providing enhanced downloadable content also � . ��,ft��°=„ r:£:.;j s,�;; is a priority,with more people utilizing eBooks.A recent eBook initiative focused on u�`°'�'� collection growth and promotion,in order to meet the demand for downloadable <.v�''^s ti�'`�:';; content.Yet even with increased outreach and online services,more people than ever ;{=`:�*��;; k,K�y�;;<:�;, before visited KCLS libreries in 2011:103 million.With dedicated space for meetings y'e'_.: ��::.'.:?:... �:;�i�:;�� and studying,libraries are community gathering places.Each month,more than 2,000 �'`��^'. ��*�."�::; ;:..:t�;xr::..2, ',`:.:�"'es'��;`k,��;'�w'.�r4 ir,.';�•.-"`.�^.: ;4;..;,,`;v,, people reserve library meeting rooms.Technology also draws people to library buildings -..= ::.+.-_=::a=.:<:-.:. ;..�z,...„ _ ::s'r N�'Tf7�;.,[::�:'%�:;";.:%[;,r e.*�s�„,:r=j for personalized help with downloading eBooks and using computers.Six months after = ;�''� ., opening to the communi ,the new Kenmore Libra saw a 91/o increase in visitors. }"3\�'z" �=V';`�'Y��l' ;� :� ty o �.,��r ; �.:;, .. . ,:, `>��:� ry �:;;� ;, r;:r:_:::;:; AT�'1.`,.P:i,'i:f�:4."::; �'�.:�K �.�., ...F:�,;..�..�..^...." 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F t:X"::'x:' �, z�� y L I B RA ��:�_�:;rs.=3x.=�;..,_�� Rl�::��....� ..�. ��_ . ��—,Y_:�- #�:, �:,�.. .r_:.::�: p�< � The voters app�oved a$172 million bond lssue to support[he Capltal P/on in K 1 N G � � �� ':�=`-'::w:°=�;;�+;+:::^ " � �.;%r�rr:;>�r=w�g �., � 2004.As ofJune 2012,KCLS has spent$122.6 million of the 6ond funding.KCLS COUNTY E L E C T I O N�: �:,.�;;::=:s.F-;:�3t;�'�`:� L I B R A RY �;�t-'`i:.',�a�''=a;.�;'�.vi",��:s`�..`,:;:-�' � 1�` anticipates being able to complete a!!of the projects in the Capital Plan with ihe Septemberm 2004� <i:=;�'";::�`=�;,::;�:�{,.b remaining funds availab/e. �;�°�. - ::' ...;�t,.;:; .� � `+�"?N`.��Y x 'F<4-1�.3 � . . .y.0-.�,. r ,. „ r�„:.fr . _. _ _ lQ ., ., ..T;q s:.'��'.:.;r ,�t''4:.., ' ' _ " ' _ _ ' ' r` ,n;T�.,a' �.= h • ¢ y.�� y...,..,..-,..,::-.-:'_ ' ;: , . ...x -�'. y, .d�h� ::>.::.�.:_:.. ....".:: �'.�f. ;t'�- "�i.. �:n: �. 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Z � • , , , , i ; .:�, t t , ` ':3 �:,�.:...�:�;J`z��' ��. :j �"� � ��}=h ��$�� The Standard for KCLS Libraries: Green � 9;j�; - ;:'¢ -3 `a;��`�'�`��>i'°��:>�y�`�`"`' The King County Library System(KCLS)is taking steps to ensure that°green"standards are followed ` ;:;:r�u:=-:".. :,:,.,• < c;.::::.::J, i �":::=`E:�:=::"�:�=�:'��,>:;;;;�-� when new libraries are built and existing libraries are renovated.Although KCLS is not required to adhere �°`_`;��''''$�r"="��^�� to official green building standards,an environmentally friendly building approach is nonetheless a -:,.�.:�:�..�;;',�:;z:s�:•x2;��_ �``=��=x�-`>=`�``�_�`<��;:^=� priority.The principle is to build as greenly as possible,while being fiscally responsible.Building green '� '«d�g•s'r+9�;.i'a'r:'g4s;:':�.r; ��? ,?y�7:,r,'?r.>xf;•: .::,.� , ;:`F=,;;;,�F;..�>;..y;�,.. entails designing and constructing buildings that help reduce negative impacts buildings traditionally _ .';l 3 ; :�z+:,��.,:m�:"�;::,;�,:� '.: :�;�„uF�`;;;d.z#y��;Lr::`.,# have on the environment.There are five areas that green building standards target:site planning,water '>.:�;:t;^:,y;;9 � �`�;��;�.�«�..;<� conservation,energy savings,recycled materials and the quality of the indoor environment.To ensure ._:._fl;:;`;:� "��;z.��'`` �;.,�. ;.;,:. �>:>�.�' " ��_,:::;, that KCLS libraries are built in accordance with acceptable green guidelines,Leadership in Energy and �: ,a �<r:s: : ��,�°.;;t�'��.:.... '��;:.'-� �:fi��.�=��,u�Rr��,��`�,��; Environmental Design(LEED)standards are followed.The standards are well-known in the building '��i >.''*.�a�>".,_.>'tTs'.l.".{z',h}'L;��d�. i��t��}',.'.�e�#.�.`.y.? � T.s?, rc"'::��'",�.. ' <', ��',r�r, �.,�,;; industry,although fiscal responsibility prevents most KCLS libraries from gaining official certification. .. .. s, 4�__.;5 ;,, r:�:•�:�.:.,a ,' :��,�;`"r:yl. �,.51�=:�z.;8 �:. ,� f_ z,�:;�:::� :.;:�t�;�; �:;u.� ��'� Building Green from the Start $��Y � �:r;=: � .�,�.k�:� #re� :��:., ;, . _ :� :... ':: �y�,`s�i�R.�^':}r.•:..� , �,�vn�„M` ;R -' �s k><° From the be innin of the lannin and site desi n rocess for each new or renovated �. ',s f,��"� 9 9 P 9 9 P �''"`� y # �'"`'"� librar KCLS adheres to reen ractices.The S stem's site seledion olic re uires ,.'�r��'�r�=•.,-, y, 9 P Y P f:=�,:: :=3.:,.-'�'�.� - Y G ^�,. - z.�. �,r�. - :h:�N; ;1�-k::3��,5;3x�..,�,s��t��. � ,� � new facilities to be built in urban areas and in dose proximity to transit centers.New �s>:r.�z�,°~:a„;°�;.:; i`;'��;��;>:>�;,:�,�x.# buildings also are sited to take advantage of natural lighting.Architects who are LEED- .. ..�.��..cf�a;;,•�s;.�:.:� ::>�'y��a:a�-s?..:�Y�:�;::, certified are hired and contractors are encouraged to use recycled materials to help �,;_�y,r,�,�;„;�:;;{; .,:.=j>v��-k::z,=::r' conserve natural resources.Man reen buildin materials and furnishin s are cos- ':�;.��`{-1��;,:_:� Y9 9 9 t �` ;€��,��s�,=�;��:_ �.� effective,as they last longer or result in lower utility costs,induding the following: �'� „^-�agg�.�. �';��;r �.- <-�}s`��x�;'_>- '�r"" �.i,_ ,,,:z��'u. �'��K=��- � ._ � Ener efficient com act fluorescent li hts,which use less electrici �r:�;��`'�'' �,"° 9Y' p 9 tY ��r�= ' �:r�-;�-;�=w�'�' for the same level of illumination as incandescent li hts. ..:;.: �,��;.;�_.9 9 i�:> ,>.;��r� ��i4=°�> , �� g,;�,: , ..:�,�;F: � . ,r,=�.4 � �:-�:*'::� Paint,adhesives and sealants with low levels of Volati�e Organic �;`�:riz`'�;� e.,t i�r� �f::.�,�i;:;,;:::"i ..r.;�.�:e�: �.; '�`-x.;,��„:�"J.;:t�� Compounds(VOCs),to improve the quality of air inside libraries. 'F=��;�=_, �,f� i.�' �L-;.;+ F�'a,;;:'=s.Yl;,�f. �''.ir"t:�: i t;'+";�i:^;;:;Ef;.,:,`,':"2;;,;',,*�';',i �:<u��a , l � Furniture,induding workstations,produced with recycled materials. �� ' '` " ��s>.>�:.:r,:..;��r_._:.s �:.?wti�'i�"c,•r:w.�:�=:..::F!:rr.»:y.:s: ��;tiYi.�+.2.�}s��'uT:.;��'h'-0�`'.:ti?;.�.r;:e � �r'�'>'-°�=::� � Modular carpeting,which does not contain Polyvinyl Chloride(PVCs)and is c.,.,,� � �` „E ?'.:�{f y�"q,,�:.'�:�;�,�r5i',r,''te:,�::7 ';_'.�:�'=��?�n'=-":i:� produced by a company that collects their used ::::::�" .::��:.;:a;:�¢`_;:�::.;.� �:s•�`:�i3._:�;�,°°-_�.:„<:,:;:� carpeting to be restored and resold. �'<;��,��.;��,:<.Y:�°��,,k.:.:.. :-..-.��:p�,s�-_,��_;:.:::, r```�"�w"�'`"'�```�"`"� � Low-flow fixtures for toilets,sinks and showers to conserve water. :,:_�,� ,.:>��::.:m?��>:�:�;i t �i=��r."�y.t .s.`�':;`;'.,_.;s<..',3 ?�"d�::ke•.ccx.: 5 f:.'.:f+`.;,K-_.r?.:,`-:�<t;'k':.f},�r...� j'tS,t�-,.'��,r.,'xt i.,,s:�cik"";`� ` . ` �' �' Rain Gardens .4 "� <`,,.'5.;;::�4=;:itr;v.:,i:ja. ::•:�`;:4i��-,�,ya::�`rk�;.�rr::;` t"','S7:��;,i�,v�t.y';ZF;7:,��.'t:'� .,:�.. ��r��;t��.�;ar��,�.,r;�.:� Several new KCLS libraries also feature rain gardens as part of their site design, .=ry�.,,.:� ��.;��, �.,�;a.,.... ;r�,-�:��: ;�;�";�;�;°, �.,;...:..,{; - � ��`, � :: including Federal Way,Sammamish,Kenmore and Aubum Libraries.A rain garden �,u��„4s,: ..-�.:5:;;,i:1z:r:'r l�::.;`3'.:.:;`r,-9 , 3"«.._..x.. �:'`�:��'?,=s`;-`<=t;�,x`v%: :� con5ists of native trees,shrubs and grasses planted in composted-amended soil {�` '"':� ��zr'','<�«,�;;�s..::.°>`:� ;':4'a�§J$��;,,,�;;,,.y�a;t�;�j in a shallow depression.Pipes help redirect water from rooftops,driveways and _ .�:.::. �;y;.;�.;�;.�;%?.��;�;�i;;', , other hard surfaces into the rain garden before it can enter local waterways. k<^v�%��V`-�'�_~-''";.t Rain ardens hel reduce ollution,floodin and rovide habitat for wildlife. `s u<r��,5-~;��,,*�:.M,;:� 9 P P 9 p � t-::sy��"„'-��,`f-A�.";��;u�; �`r. ,•.: �'_'��,.,�.. a"�r;:;7.�={ssr"`Y5`:,1 K�N G ;;�:��'��r��;R�sv >�s A Few Green Projects �,�'� ,;��::�,�''�-4'�� s';�'t�:f,`°�i"#;��,:;��,'r5:i'j"r��'�� ,,:t;;-��,§,,>,�,;��.;,;�,..,c Although it is not feasible to LEED Certify most library improvement projects due to �+�`�'=^=`-"_`�'=�"`„'---'�:;� the cost,one project has gained certification and another is anticipated to be certified. t;-';'��"��;�`r:�Y`�z:<;�.;�:' ��4-;;:s�;-�,:, The Burien Library,completed in 2009,is LEED Silver Certified.As a joint development e:;:�;�.��r,;.r�>Y�;�;��..:;:z) r;rr,��;�.��r;;}:7.y;�;;;fl:,..;:= with the city of Burien,the city funded one-third of the cost associated with LEED °�'Y�':��'�=��z�:';=;;`�`�� certification,which includes consultantfees required to develop documentation and �=:>�r+;i': `',�;?IY'��.ti�;�.��.;..:;:; ��;�„y,:,�;z; �,_;*:;�,'•�;;�;,_.;.��#.;;��;;°°;{ application fees.The Duvall Library,completed in August 2012,was designed to meet � ; �y�=r� �:,�._,..:..� tr.. . t2?:�J�,A'�;i`?'IF=:;".'.v�,±�.;p;' � , ; ,,� .�x:.z.,�;�r�,;;� LEED Silver standards and is anticipated to gain official certification.The most distinctive �;;;u�'��_�.��z.�z;s;:;��.,.., � ,q, ��>;;r,..,,,7 s .� green features of the Duvall Library are a green roof and a ground source heat pump, f.4:.T'. �. }��"'t':?rt•�':y-:'^a r:�.... .,.��#.�,�r,h;��.:;->,.� which uses the earth's relatively constant temperature to provide heating,cooling and ?;:=�`�'.�ri;��::;�:::N�r:�, _.�=��,;-:� �, , hot water.This will help reduce energy usage by about40�/o.Although not officially r:;"�:::;f�,=�'�r��`'�.;s`'� LEED-certified,the Sammamish Library,completed in 2010,was designed with green ,,...t.;�;:;:��~r:" x�;:;��,.•:,; E�,:�::3,v:;5=::,��;_�=�'.w.::�-;, features including a partial green roofand radiant heating.The new Newcastle Library, <:>%�r<.t.h;�'F�':.a��.r�F�:.`"i;n.`� ;._;_,�,��.��,,,.;°,,.;�;}_:��, which will open in late 2012,will feature a ground source heat pump and green roof. ,:.�;;r:�a :��x. ,v.�,,� �;��:;�.i�=�,,-'-�' � -. .�:... �.:;;:�,;�.z gz,�y:;�_:, a':sl..t"I?�� iJn: #�'i#:.:` '...:.:a.. ,^, r11�,r`"3. �: z:-�^.1.� u'�`-""°�'a.,�:�::51. y�P{#.(g'" .. >;<.:;,; ,::�,r,';y ..�. �.... ;. ,.� �_ ..� �, � , _.,a:�: ._::...�:.�,��_,;:..... - ;. r.,��.��:. <.:.... ...,.... _....:..:: - :.:=,. .�.�r:�,,�'.,..4.:::..�;.a�..........:... ...,...�.:t.;.. . ,. . �rti,. . .:a........, ._ ,: ,..:... . .: ,. .� ....<.'�_;� _ .... . }_ : -. .� �:._.. ,..._- ;�:t:'_ ",. . ..... .. ..::......::_.. . . ,. ... . ,.. ..: ,,. .... .... .... ,r .:::.�� _.._7....� .��.. . , . �:...�..: . ... ..... . .'='.k%'t. ;,�,._.y:_ .. .. 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'_`�:�4' AIA Washington Council,2012 Civic Desi n HonorAward x�`�'� �'_�� _ 9 ::-:_ k;:�,�%�r::;` Kenmore Library �-`�?�_.-',<, ':�.�` - +sj:�`,�f `9v.yyF+.`tk.. ' ' _.� .rT�i,Y�;c:`.�.�`,��'::!�!i;�i.:: _ A/A Washington Council,2012 Civic Design MeritAward ��""`��;`�`�:r�"�"'�`: "` ' ` �� .k�,.:,. � '�� Woodmont Libra ,i:=�t � ,�,-ti �, - - +2: ,1 „;�`` A/A Washin ton Counci12011 "`' ```;x= '� ri;.,_„�;'_:;; g , CommendationAward �;.i`: T.t. '��;.��-:� Kenmore Library °-°�'�� =' A �y :.x%:, ;;':' ; ;F-j4.�"i �.:i`- ;�i r�`,�� A/A Northwest and Pacific Region,2011 Honor Award �'=;i_¥;;: i Sammamish Library LibraryJourna1,2011 NewLandmarkLibrary '`'fi'``'' Sammamish Library,selected as one of the ten most inspiring :-``r'< ':':~' '..:.' 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The library also features two pieces of artwork by Lockwood Dennis,who is �,,- `��""� �" �':� known for his vibrant woodblock prints.He agreed to create two larger scale � =„;,.,5 ;X,.� paintings for the new library based explicitly on historic Black Diamond. , ;��... - ��.:.;; , The new librery includes more materials,computers,space for children �:�,� x __ .. �s:�=� . :k'�k��._� and teens and a communi meetin room.5ix months after the libra ' . �'�.�>,? tY 9 �Y �.. .:7 x opened,circulation increased 30%and patron visits increased 22% �_�'. ' �-�='4�� :�. •.,�..<, when com ared to the same six month eriod at the former libra `°�` ' : '� � '��,•;€ P P �Y• ` �_w <,; ; .. �, .,«;,:,�;: � ' . 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'�y{ � 'j _ � `'tF��.' ..� }�§ f ! �n'r ':f.'�'�j`�..�:'. �. �. :� �x� Burien Library � � �fr : N �:. :� '��:; The 32,000 square foot Burien Library,located at the new BurienTown s�`°� a*-� �-�`:: ° s `� Squaredevelopment,wascompletedin1une2009.The518million !'3 '."�. ^ �`: project is a unique collaboration between KCLS and the City of Burien `��`�� u "��'��'�r'.:..'�� "� and features a three-story building and parking garege that is shared ��„��;:.x e.. . -r., ;�; between the library and ciry hall.Adjacent to the new library and city ?�>,�.'�� hall buildin is a one-acre ark,new condominiums and retail s ace. �'�� .. � 9� P P �>*�_'',r,.,�.: �� -��'�'��..,-`�� '� The lobby provides access to several shared areas,including an information �;€`�;."' �,-. �� center and the council chambers,which also serves as a multipurpose .� �>.� ��". � meeting room.The new library indudes more computers,space for '` ��: � , , . °' children and teens and community meeting space.Six months after the �"'''�"�` ` libraryopened,circulation increased 13%and patron visits increased 35% �� ` e� �, � ;�.: ��. <k�; � `° t:t��E� #,, - when compared to the same six month period at the former library. +�„;�3�r. ,�.� �,�� The overarching principle guiding the architectural design of the civic �=d•`�#� � building was transparency.This was achieved through incorporating ��`��'�` � �` large panes of glass into the building design to create an open �`'',�;�� xh' �.;u'�:y M1i . - and inviting environment.The design also allows for magnificent ��i,��;�� s ¢::r,Yh%;,s ;�'s . �£9 views of Mount Rainier.The building qualified for Silver Certification a�- �.�;� through the U.S.Green Building Council's LEED Green Building Rating �``m'�<�'� �'v ' �°�"°"� � oi �� System and is the first LEED-rated building in the Ciry of Burien. ��''jz�,�� .�,. .g:;. � 4 a .a :.;�.. .;• �;'°;� �;,��;,�� '��"�'�'�"Y=4� =p� New Librery Location:400 SW 152nd Street �:_:"�'x. .:.2�y,.,�'::`�5:,�`�- �' �u� � %�-:-`�'`�' � Architect:Ruffcorn Mott Hinthorne Stine �._.� +YyF�.�R.P.{�'�'� +�. � �. 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" ' _ . . , . _ , � c'a.�. . � '?'' ,. �='k;.rfy y''. :,•+�'.E.: ; � , E �'��..., x �YF��.��ti� ��"• Carnation Library �:��F' {:`� ,,�;:��=� The new 5,000 square foot Camation Library was completed in ,s 4�;;,;�:�.>;.�; . January 2009 at the existing library site.The$3J million library was i� �-"=�`�`_�'�`:"+ constructed together with four other libraries as a design-build project. `�3 -�'��s;�`<i-'===,.,# ,:��,:;;.,;>. The new library was designed with input from community members, 3'";� �. k ��r,�;+�'�}, �"�f.;; who spoke very strongly about having a place to park bicydes and 1 ��i�, ��,�-� salvaging artwork.Native American artwork from the former building �� ,�,�,`;;^�.,;,.•,-;_,,.; ; .�w�.s.t.�,,. was installed at the new building.The new library features warm s� .�:.�;�;'-;:;:�_; v::°r.,;�;:;:..� colors on the interior,as well as a large"front porch"area that faces ;� .,=a,,;;,�,r ; the street,allowing people to sit,gather or park their bicycles. �i'� �;��;�;-�,;:; =� a,. _;� ; • x's++_ The libra includes a Children's Area,Tee�Zone and communit : ` "` ��::,•':< ry� Y ��;� ...��:`,A„..:�.., meeting room with a sliding door,allowing it to function as part of the �;�� +.��;'.�i;2z�.,:;,'s lar er libra when not bein used for ro rams.More than 4,000 new Y�"�' _� zz.^..,; 9 �Y 9 P 9 � �:*�Y`�;n:. . books,ma azines,movies and CDs were added to the collection,for a �.� ��="�'`'�' 9 ,�a�;:� total of more than 25,000 library materials.Six months afterthe library 's "�-�--�`_- y �s ..�� opened,circulation increased 126%and patron visits i�creased 13% - -. i: --�::,,; when compared to the same six month period at the former librery. �4 ,�z__� Architect:Miller-Hull Partnership .� ��;�`-` ±�s;�..v7.:>_... Contractor:BNBuilders,Inc. i` y� - �'.='�a`�=-� �� ,�.F :,;.: ,��, w �;#�;r;�f��:_�,i S.�Ti`',... . , .� ,�-:rt`..:n �`� � �'` ;;" �'�#"� "Thank you KCLS for bringing rhis great facility here. �;� �' s"'� �T s- :�, ..'.;��`�9 This is a great place to live and raise a family and we �f, YX^ c.P• �t _? will enjoy the library foryears io come;'said Carnation �5 �;� � ; ..- �.� Ma orMike Flowers at ihe o enin celebration. '='$�-;K�. . =..'=Y�'' -,�. t :' Y P 9 � .,�, ,�, -s�` x:� °�.�� ''�` '"�'�„�` ,,w:a3 �,�'; a , f�-�3 t x,�. ,� a -.as�..; �,teY:e '!�i ��_ �r�,,k£� .��'. '�,�";.v,'":'�: x-�`�: :�, �i �� l'� �'y�w�;:-.. ;',+ ,:t,..,,,'. >�{.4:t�:-,�i; �"ik`2 °X�'S � �ir�'�`�� r .r� � ,�=;n` r �?' �'�'`��'�;�P rhs � , � X _ ' ��.f�� " ' r x�`�r �r �'m f . 's � �y�' ' '�7 �A L, • Fs� � Y ..Su. �4�t $ _ z�. � i n:.-v''�_, :x=. ' ' ,v""7'=,r. . -n"r� •,z�r;r��;�,?r",:;. 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Construction of the new 8,000 square foot Duvall Library was completed �- in August 2012.The 58.1 million library was built across the street from � :� the former library,in the heart of historic downtown Duvall.An upper �. �' parking lot is easily accessible via stairs and an elevator located in a �t ` " courtyard outside the main library entrance.Bordering a historic church � �� buildin the court ard features native landsca in salva ed woods `�}��:f-�" �`a 9. Y P 9, 9 z,��: ; and weathered steel that evoke the history of the town.Entering the �.��.;;� library,patrons are greeted by a sculpture from bcal artist John Grade, A;'��'�; �rs �� created from wood and resin.The library indudes an expanded Children's ��Y � � � Area,Teen Zone,private study room and community meeting room. �, The library was designed to meet LEED Silver standards and is anticipated ;�� to gain official certification.A ground source heat pump,coupled with �� " energy efficfent interior lightfng,will reduce the building's eledrical usage i;r-,� .v : �'� by 40%.The ground source heat pump system uses the earth's relatively >'�'.� " 2�� constant temperature to provide heating,cooling and hot water.Interior t�':� -� � lightr are energy efficient and automatic daylight sensors shut off liqhts to x��: V� r,_ � conserve energy.Recycled,salvaged and Iow Volatile Organic Compound � r ��{' (VOC)materials minimize the environmental footprint and a green roof ��.z`� ;, ; reduces storm water runoff and helps keep the building cool in the summec g;-�;;- ,_< �� 4• � &� h��' "''' J �s+� �' Address of New Library:15508 Main Street NE � ., } - ' `a� k;,r� � :F, Architect:Johnston Architeds � Contractor:Kassel Construction � � '' �r�..r �; �L.� �.. t'� � 1 �� "My daughiers and I weni io the new library and �;��g.� �f; we love it!There are nice big open spaces." �.:�� ,��`�:_�:�:bss j��ry,t7�"s. _��.:.;� . - � �-�-= �_:.. - - � �._�fr €+Gr'.�..y.Y:i' ��=�fi - R.�"�;'V.:��,a.�,v�� .t Y.aa ,'�, .h5 -�,'- - ,. 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'ra.- .a � � w T 2'� �.q„-. a,� i'•��.'�•'Y';� Fall City Library � ��_ v: �:; ; �,,.,, x� � - ��:., °�;.�_ ' Construction of the new 5,000 square foot Fall City Librery was "• �•t;,,�,�;; -''; completed in May 2008 at the existing library site.The new 52.7 million �-� ��z'= = �:.# , �>;_ ; librarywas constructed togetherwith fourother libraries using the �.? �;�,�; design-build construction process.Large windows take advantage of Y:� , .�t�;,,� naturel li htin and allow forviews of the Sno ualmie RivecThe libra '`" 9 9 9 rY u ✓�� includes a Children's Area,Teen Zone and new community meeting �' •`^'R`� � � �'�'�`r�'s'. room with a sliding door,which allows it to function as part of the larger � �;:� librarywhen not being used for communityevents or programs. ;�7 ., � The landscapfng materials and interior finishes were inspired by the ��'� nearby Snoqualmie River.The landscape evokes a river's edge by using `�; curvilinear forms in the paving,native river edge plants and boulders. • . -_� The interior design features cool colors such as blues and grays,shelving � t'�� embedded with river grasses and wrvilinear formed furniture.More � ��r� than 3,000 new books,magazines,movies and CDs were added to the �� collection,for a total of 26,000 library materials.Six months after the library opened,circulation increased 58%and patron visits increased 3040 when compared to the same six month period at the former library. * �,y� Architect:Miller-Huil Partnership ��T; Contractor.BNBuilders � ,:�=}_:� "The interior colors echo the river running ihrough town." �;� - ,.:X�ua�:>>,•,•�7+� .,.,r-..,;r..,,�.:.;:. h..��r`5`'.`',;� �� '�ss:a94;'.g5r+°s�4;a'xi=�'� r""6� :r.:, �>, b��;=�;s��a. ��t � -� �' ' ��A' s`�C*�` yE; -_ V�, Y+.��'�'3'��8,�.i,';a , . ?rsr.;, ,� � p�. , -:.,-t:"1�'.`.�;.�, + e- ji ��i` .. . � x, t�. �F�..�-�: " .... 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The new librery specializes in services to children and has a total collection of more than 11,000 materials,including items in Spanish and Vetnamese.The facility offers public computers,a Kid's Cyber (computer)Bar as well as study tables,lounge seating and wireless coverage throughout the building.Recycled materials and fixtures were incorporated into the design,which qualifies it as a'Built Green"project. Within the first six months of being open,299 people registered for library �µ cards. �' New Library Location:9720 Eighth Avenue SW,Seattle ''r.;.� r Architect:5MR Architects �#°.� Contrador:Walsh ConstrucHon "Learning is free at libraries,which are democracy "� at its best;'said former King County Executive Ron Sims during the opening ceremony. �, °�� -�: _;._,�r:.�:- _ <"��:_. �:,;-��,�..,::�. ri,�.�,, �, ,� .�,,:, . v� � � ti� r r >� � z�k �". �'�� "� ' , F�'� �«<<a�`��~ �',��: :i',��;�'�,��C�'�a,;,�-�_ :�e-.��,, r*� �' �- � � � �� t .k �;,e �{"�� "��%�":��f`�4.�'4{F��, � u t `��= 'k .t� � ��"a�,a�,'�� '�A��r 'P � . �§� 't' �t "„'j 'z`z'� '� ' _y'g�y .e,h -"�,. ,a. `:�`e-r�at�s�;..: %',"�°'�'� s`,`�``.?iz,:. �l;_L�. 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Z '��._r�,.:,�;�,��,�, . ..'�''„�,t'��".:4r..:,;r,,,.r.,,�,,�q�Y;r T;S�.�,•' ,�FR.:e3�:� ,;y' . >...�i � � ,u. �s �r � �'#5�,� �y:7: � . _ _ � , _ _ , � , ' a ' C � � G+,€tk 9 f c:� � 4r �'� L}t F ""� 3 �'� ��rr''��"��i� ��h,'�'�i��£s �° '� K n � ,��^�? .r<: e more Li r r A,� .;�.. ba y �� .�Re��µ�A�,��r�:,�� _ -j .�:t�� s��,:�.,�_�,.� .;.�; � i� `� 4.,.�r.�;,�;�..t. -:�; The new 10,000 square foot Kenmore Library was completed in July �-;a � �;�*:;�'�';,,�,�:rv�; .;, �.i 2011.The 58.4 million library is more than four times larger than the ''�` '�'`�`'� �4�=r"'`�s:'°"` '" "' F.>; iY3;.J."wLL'Y� ::..�"� .�.. '. .. reviousbuildin Desi nedaroundtheconce toftrans aren the � ��Jn'; P 9• 9 P P �Y, ;i �.,�3��^�,;,�":.`?;;;ii;i'r:A�;.:'.'-. „ x library encourages community gathering and an inviting reading room ;;_ ';,.�,�",�.;�'�' n- .,.t';;' ,'.';`� � x�`,.�,�t:;.,.:;;,,,,.;,,;,,.;_ . : j.� r`4.,^��',}.,.ei:%i',-aa�.ta:>�..;+^';,c,,�,,•,,.,,, � is located in the central interior s ace.The librar interior features a � ,„� � P y a..5 '� ,3ax.,;m� � '� ;' � Children's Area,Teen Zone,meeting room and two study rooms. ;s �'"` ��+ ' � ��:�;i�._ :3 ,'.(;['Y. �`}.S.:�,.' °-Y�-. ` ' "'"��3.::e�. i: .:��`.�".: p�_� :'d;��`i[:�Aa.zi...,;•.,..;r�};'.��,�:�'��: ,: ': Many sustainable features are induded in the design:the orientation ' ��';;';s;�:rs.:::`: =�"- ;t ��4��"a::„;."•',.-..:�,.,., .. . . of the building and skylights maximize natural lighting throughout :" �='�zt�:��:��:`=`;'' ., -`� _ �� ,.�F.e.M.r��*.::&��r�. the building and as a result,the lighting fixtures fn the reading room ; �:�,��;��r.,;-,,;:-'�=,:-`;,�.,_ ` are turned offfor up to 709'0 of the library's annual operating hours;a �:i x�'�'t^� `'"��: '-:.`; ' � ; �:..,, . raised floor with under-floor air distribution efficient heats,cools and "`� ^�¢�� J��'��^�``=y�" ; � S'` . 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Or anicCom ounds(VOCs);interiorwoodwassustainabl harvested �:` ,,,``�;:,.,: , �'`� I;,c ,k �..sI',k�#`*y:.-'•�o�•� j and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council;exterior teak wood siding �;-�� `� k ��,�;,y3�:1;�,_..�._ "; was reclaimed from demolished buildings;and a rain garden helps reduce �� r:�:�,;�a`t,'r=>';= � pollution,floodin and rovideshabitatforwildlifeoutridethelibra =�� ` . �'��i'��. , �r ,� •£.- .; 9 P rY� j~ � _�A��,,.x�-::,:_. ;� �- � �:=�;;c��.�4 ' The site design includes a public plaza to the north of the building, � �.;� Y ��..�k�,,;:;;;._;.� connectin the libra to the downtown core.More than 16,000 new books, � �°4 �� °��'t"'�`#"�'""*'' � 9 rY ...a{ `T:` ,','�'k;�:�;.�,�^:�':;`:_:� magazines,movies and CDs were added to the collection.Six months after �� „� : ' ,�,,,b,;;;��;:_.;3 # ' �a:,i.��ak.�:,.t the library opened,circulation increased 178%and patron visits increased `= a�:'y:^.'��{_��:.��;,�-,;� 91%when compared to the same six month period at the former library. i`'� ' :=�{:r;; , ..��`r�i - «.. M,�'�,�qr._.. New Library Location:6531 NE 181st Street ' ;..�a., , Architect:Weinstein AU Architects �'�� :.�.`��':: - Contrador. Sierra Construction : =�� ' � :"4 Y �"` � �� , .f r ' k� �,�,�°�-.� � �=� �`��} � "/t's un uesiionabl a lotmore t�h .`� ��. :x,�� °�' . 9 Y �;: � ��' ..�"°''' n; � � �� ,s� .,, pu,;; , �;-,�.' ��:, promJnent than the old library.�" �;��,. ,. , ��. � �„�:t*�,;,��=;y. ; - ;:�;.��,, .. . - � ,t'� �,;��i,'�,,Yr �t b,�� {��" a ��+�� ' � r' .=��:r.. 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' i..',�`,., i " .�.� ; # .�,}�,��}�.::,.:_:. :.''r q.,G:°,, �w,� .,';� S *�'s,; ��g�r� � �..�.�e: t :,�:.r;�. ,�� .I .x.,4�; ., '�,-i j i�'!�'y�,�. _ " rf fr. _ ., � ..-.._.. .:.,�. x.;`.,:".�'"-"_;'-��'' . , . .,y:�x4�.. .. .. . . .'d+x:._, . .:''r.�.'''��......�._.'"�,�.._. , ..... . ....... ... y� Lake Hills Library �_.��: �;` The new 10,000 square foot Lake Hills Library was completed in September 2010.The$3.2 miilion library is located in the redeveloped � q �r� ' Lake Hills Shopping Center.A community stakeholder group created ^ ' ��; .�_�' :��a �� ;�a� ,� a redevelo ment ro osal in 2003,callin for a new librar,retail �` � ' •�h�d. ; P P P 9 Y ��' , � „�;g,,, ,`��,fi��.,.,,,^., .. � ,� and office space and residential units to be construded in phases. �=r�. �; ��'��`_��,:�;',��''��•.'? _ '�''"� r�� The library design incorporates dynamic materials and textures ��`:�`� '�`"� to create a warm and inviting environment that encourages local �: :;� �� , E,.�.-�: '-� �4, residents to gather.A natural color palette is accented by vibrant ��, �� 'i `� �; fumiture and fabrics that inject energy and interest into the space. k-��`' � � �:� '"tt :;_� The Children's Area,Teen Area and community meeting room Fex x encourage lively interaction while study areas accommodate the �7� _�� ` £ need for quiet discovery.Custom Douglas Fir bookcases showcase �� ' i s high aingleld ceil n efeatlures ex I s d wood beamsland much ofthe �. �� — - -- ' � �°� I, ;-+' 9 P �`` >�:c��;'.'� � .;_�` � �._��,�;;':,:,r`,,., library is flooded with natural light.Green features are incorporated " '}" �`�'`'�`v ' throu hout,fndudin ener efficient li htin and sustainable ' `�� g� . . j,;:� 9 9 9Y 9 9 �,-`¢�� # �y �' z.� interior finish materials.Six months after the library opened, �„ ' �'�� circulation increased 21%and patron visits increased 70%when �:�":;4� � ��'{ compared to the same six month period at the former library. ° , � -::�,.. � ;-�<.:r;:= ��;� `_. � ` ;, New Librery Location:15590 Lake Hills Boulevard,Bellevue ' ��, .;�.: ' �_ �. '� Architects:Baylis Architects designed the shell of the new library building ¥�5,�:,4::; r '�L� and ZGF Architects completed the space planning and interior work. �:'��*_ ' i:.' �. �s�:� �M t � "This is what all libraries should look like!" ``"�'��y � ��:�:a.� .. _... . ..: . - - � � r�,,�=':?' -i.; - . �, -- - '� s •s. �.4��=.r:,,n��:�=fi: '`.�`•.�2:-'-� `:"'��s>�:;.'�%' ��N ;.`�.�:!+.�'" - va'�. - - - 1'+'?`L'':'sd. -;y�_^.�;nr..'�,. �;,#.t "''i^`M`'�ir.. "s'="�� ' �i�� - ';g,.. _ : `�`'_F,S.. -�f:._r. �S;�rY.,: ...js h'r�Y�.' .j�''''' , SC`"' �.� :.q{P a��' " _:4,. Se ,� - �.$i. Yq- "� f ,�x =k<:'d?* '�.}' _ '�',.ta.R. t� ��• yr5'. R r�zS:;s ... . , .e,�S�.; s�r� _ ' ' ' , t .�°J:� ar 2 <,SP!` 'r�.� . . . , , , . . . ., , ,. ., � - . � . �s`t,�,'�, .. .... . , . . . 13 � � � • �' : Y� �� . ,.� � . ..�� . .�:�r,.�-..:. „�h � � �;:- ,, ,.�,; ,: .. °��::::�.:._ , _ �.. ...�.. _ , ,� €„��3, . �. u� „he,.��€' .� �` ' Z-�t «�q'�7 9U i3 ih �„;+i�� y3 i"`�� 'a�� t �� 3 ''�, w ��'��fi� ��;.�{��r�d��'-�t k r J Muckleshoot Library � ��R��= �a��y� � �°�Y� ro �' ��`,�'t};.M '� �,,: �.4� ''�^� 1 .L°��'„.�:>., � "�.�`d �'`��',t�fd��cs .� ��,��"s ��.� �G IV�'f4 @s}��(� ! ,�.+�,�"�F � + �� I�.�i� �- ' The new 6,000 square'foot Muckleshoot Library was completed in June 2008. '� � � '� `� ' �� ' '�''�� '" '� ��z r. r; The$4 million library was constructed together with four other libraries using � '°� the design-build construction process.The library was designed with input from �� :� �,: :� community members and features a reading area with expansive windows that �w ;;,� take advantage of natural Iighting.The new facility also includes Children's and ;;y,=.._, . '�'= ' r�q`�,"�,�.;aa,,;-t�.ri� �' 9�`. Teen areas as well as a community meeting room with a sliding door,allowing �``�"� `�- < ��'��y��, �:�::��'w�.�.::,.b�� ;;�{x;.:��, ...-� ``r:�;� .�_�,,,�a,.-a:�:p:;;:-',!^"r*u:"��::: ��' '�' '�'�^' a� ',... : _;,,:F��.�„,�s:;�;�.:;:. ... t it to function as art of the lar er librar when not bein used for .•. - �•< �...,= P 9 Y 9 Programs. ,r�,;,��;_ �;r �`�._�, w;= �¢�.��=�t� � i; � '�,r�.. �`�?>,�eiay_. �*`: .. sµ`�:�:��,: �.,;s� :�.�-.;.trv.�:;� :;:. =�;�,�;:�Q�.a�, , _ :�: E:;i�. ;� ;�:..�,� ..�`... '��`�; z :. .�. Two art pieces,created byTribal members,are dispiayed inside the buildin `�`�' ;�s~` `"'�`�` `� "�"'��-"�`��'�'"�� 9; 4�r_ .. ;:;�>n,,�.�.�`�'r:�., r. :� .N=,�. .�t.,,.;::�.:�: a t:�;. '��z,::, {��iit'ii"a�i�'�'`�ni�"','��'ftc� t;�`4��#f.tr a carved paddle and a metal canoe scene.Concrete block walls on the �,� �,,,� exterior of the building feature a basket weave pattern and the landscaping �_ : z includes native plantings that have historical significance to theTribe.More �� than 4,500 new books,magazines,movies and CDs were added to the �;`�. ,� �;=;�,; ,� � .. : ,.;4 ''�� i "� ; collection,for a total of more than 21,0001ibrary materials.Six months after ��' : �' `_,;�,�a� j ,,w:'�., '.:3 the library opened,circulation increased 459%and patron visits increased ;;._� 'f"� � �`v r:r� 65%when compared to the same six month period at the former library. rs'; � ,_ `,�;; - ?�.r;4 .F�.� New Library Location:39917 Aubum Enumclaw Road SE,Aubum ;;:�- ��• ;`:;� Architect:Miller-Hull Partnership x r�; 'A; :t �':; Contractor:BNBuilders,Inc. �,;` :;�_ t:dj.Yr'¢`y5.�,,-. ',�4.,�, . a " . °�ir.'�"t // ��'J'';:��`.':'S_?'.�... .,cr i:: `' This is a wonderful day that we have al!been looking forward to in �a;�==�= .°�:��;'�='�j:,.; �;,.�.��,:j iheMuckleshoorCommunify;'saidJosephMartin,AssistantTribal �'> -�. : n ��"�`��''µ ; �..�., - a�. �n�y��-,:: ; ��.::� S""'4 . �."! , . '..wit:i'�".�t-,':.,:;i Operations Manager of Education,when fhe newli6rary opened."1 am r '��;";�,��'�`��„$ � �'�,�-_��:� roudofKCLSandtheMu �� : _.�;�� .'��-�-�a�.. j� �,_� t p ckleshoot Tribe for planning this library. � �;�'"n��.:<��;"" r, �'�'-�:,`?:�; � �� ;;� °��°. �«:..�. � €�: :�.��.�_ �� .��,-:.,":. T::=::,� ,�,�.. �,:_�,��;�_�,�:.�:,. t .�.:��;. ;��«: �-� ti�,: �;.=.�is`Y�'`�'^u:°.. ,�. �a.��.' ,iay:....�,,;.�;..'i :L`��. ..��" ��., ,$..,: ��,, `� �� #,.-��'�� +�. ,;�::we - - _ - ;`'s�,�''`.<:��:s�Y�;. °-��-,' .�' t� -�;,. 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' � . . � . � . � . , �4 '�I • � . � � � - - ..,fi;, � _ +�� `,yL'. .� 4 � A� �:��" +:'fi`4. ,.,}";<�'�:. .��,::`.r. • , . _ .'ri-"'-.-�u",:.w,� �y��-��. { K;�p.'. . .. . _._ ... _ . . .., .. . _ ._. ,., _ � . ._`�.$�{:",.v..<,-',.`�:r.,::;. ..,-x,,; ii'� ,�1 �G :�, -�. �j � �� y:� Sammamish Librar s=�x �� YI�� d,+,l 'q�f�f�f��Y�'��x�t�,�'� , y �-�;� �:� � �� The new 19,500 square foot Sammamish Library was completed in January 3:�; �a z q .. 3.'` . . . � � 2010.Toaccommodatethe rowin omm ni z�d � ;�. ,:� g g c u ty,the$15.2 milhon library was � � ' � built on a larger site as part of a new development adjacent to Sammamish City �;�>.:;`� ��' Hall,called Sammamish Commons.The ex anded librer features a communi ��"t'�� >�� # meeting room,two conference rooms and a Children's Area and Teen Zone. � �� s� "'-.1 y f��j�� :.t� The Children's Area overlooks the new eastern lawn which includes a �:��a , %� reflexology path,native plantings and a grove of Birch Trees.A large �°;��y� 4 4 �r � � reading room,compiete with a gas fireplace,allows views to the west of the �`i F �' r� � ��i��I�� v�� 4�s�� .a nature reserve y p y y g �� .N �` �'° �I �I�I I�r i��i��u��'i�' � P ,OI m ic Peninsula and Seattle sk line.Sk li hts reduce �� f' � I I ��{il � ;a� �.:`� the need for artificial lighting and create a warm and inviting space. �">"�� :a:�:.,: �_� �t'�� .,. �: 4':� Sustainabie design practices were a priority and the new library includes a partial g�>.0 �_ 1 �?-;�x-� ^�, <"i green roof and radiant heating.Parking is located under the building with an �-�'�"�� . .p'� ' i.S A-. .,. � .. � , =j elevator to access the library.In addition to more computers and wireless access, F�� ` �� j f� ''-� there is a total collection of more than 106,000 librar materials.Six months �s`��'{� � �;h,;. �� t � i 4 v :=:�;;�;. .Y� after the library opened,circulation increased 20°h and patron visits increased ��-�� ,� �:v.::.�:, � u 11%when compared to the same six month period at the former library. x-:,�'�; � ' �i x;>c;^� "} New Library Location:228th Avenue and SE Eighth Street �`��'� �t Architect:Perkins+�ll �'�;�� i•.t t� Gontractor:Sierra Construction x�v�;�i� i l �� . n�, �.. ,.,��'�' �� '"' �` ;� '7 visited the new facility and it is wonderful!" ;X�=� , � -:., , '��`=�p� .3 �,w :,� �r y � �_, 4 �,� s�.. � ��: � �� k � � ;f� ,�� , 9 � ;,;:�� - �;�>�,::. . . � . _ ,.:,� � , , � ;�,;,_ •,:-��'��s � �* . 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'"�,�„ , �� `�,"^4� $g' � ��`� `�;, ��., , , ��`y °'' � �t }�`; ttu�,��' ; L s4 � �'F�Y I%��Y k�t � i Snoqualmie Library �=��f,��, ��:�t,��,,�r�� ; f �� , ��,1� '��' .� '� The 6,000 square foot Snoqualmie Library was the first library to be �: ��'Yx''' � <,� ; built as art of the$V2 million Ca ital Bond.Construction of the ��' '�=�:'� P P� � ;�..• ��y=`-P almost$4 million library began in 2005 and the project was completed �x�=�:, � in August 2007.The new library was constructed together with four �° " ` r��t=° : � other libraries using the design-build construction process. �� &y''�� ' S •�:z,� �:. ; k' •,�� - : �e Large windows throughout the new building take advantage of natural lighting �-: and allow for views ofthe surrounding mountains and neighborhood center. �� The librar mteriorfeatures a lar e communit room that ma be se arated �� ?��','�' ' Y� 9 Y Y P �.:,N - . � .�:. �f ; w .. , _:. from the rest of the library by an overhead glass door.The new library includes "'� � ' ` _�':_�` i �.,�.`:��,°r'��;-, fi:-,. , � . .�Za�l��=ri.'"xk';: ,��:a�.� . � more books,materials,computers,and space for children and teens.Six months � >4��+ � � ��1, � ' ��;¢�;:;':.. _ " , �.�-��.., after the library opened,circulation increased 171%and patron visits increased � tn g �� ,{� �;Y.z < 54%when compared to the same six month period at the former librery. �;a, ? �,:;,..� An interactive piece of art,called Liquid Letters,was designed byTrimpin.Using �''` �;rw-� a dial with letters of the alphabet,children and adults may program different � ? words to be spelled out.The letters,made out of water,descend from above one � ,��`� at a time to spell out the words.When people are not interacting with the piece, �j,� *``�� a computer program prompts various words to be spelled out every five minutes. �Y� '��'� � � :.:::� New Library Location:7824 Center Boulevard SE � ,^�;; Architect:Miller-HullPartnership � � .� Li z"; Contractor:BNBuilders,Inc. 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' ..'.^�"v-':`.4:. �R k,Y?:��`c.',�'...n4. .. , .�_�.._�^.d�'e•�...','€.i',�•..__. .......�. ..a.&F.e...,x. . . £s..< < � { .w .„ .w Y � ��n� Library2Go! �. � To bring more books and library resources to the community, ` five new outreach vehicles hit the streets in August 2010.The f vehicles expand services currently provided by KCLS'other outreach vehicles.The vehicles,called Library2Go!,are outfitted as mini-bookmobiles and stop at childcare centers,low-income ��e� � :� housing and senior centers each week in KCLS'service area. � The vehicles rotate between KCLS libraries,with different library staff using the vehicles each week for outreach in their community.The vehicles were designed with �� several green features,including solar panels on the roof ;, - � that recharge the batteries and interiors furnished with �t� - retycled materials.They run on ultra-low sulfur diesel. � � � ..� K 1 N G '�°R;aY� "Wow,that is so cool!1've used the librar m i_.._ .. r y whole life and 1 think it's great that you're geiting ,, out to the communities that need you!" �. �, �,;. �r; :.�..::;:.�{.:. _. — ��:..,.��.a��. z��.R.; -�:,.;.�$� .[n': rs�Y�'tY��q4.':. }�^:.*`'�Y ' � Fr`�'±..<!ki`��9< 'yT;... 4:�^`��" �. f. 5��j��i�.,�"� . k"i �1��.R`s�+°"' "R` +&.4 � � ��:.� ta � � p �F�.ti " .' .'.,.. 5 ;.4 E - � �:r. . ."',-r:.ct�.,;.s.. ,, r5�y....".�: ,':i'.....'�, "q%k;.;., , ...`':�`":"it:ris:'R`t:`«,.. *".. 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Auburn Library � __ ,.,$. : �;_,� The renovation and 5,000 square foot expansion of the Auburn Library was completed in September 2012,bringing the library to a total of 20,000 square feet.Two sides of the original building were expanded and glass walls allow views of neighboring Les Gove Park.Additional features include a central reading area that encourages gathering,a modified entryway,four small study rooms,a quiet study room and a flexible meeting room.The project also includes structural and eledrical improvements and a rain garden.There are 29 additional parking stalls locatedjust west of the librery, bordering Auburn Way.The librery includes more materials, computers,wireless access and space for children and teens. Architect:Schacht�Aslani Architeds Contractor:MJ.Takisaki "In a down economy,iYs so nice to have something fresh and new for a/l of us to use.This is a real/y beautiful building!" ts � . . . ��;. ,f:j,n,�� -_` �v,�` . j • � � ' • • � � � ,t-..*+n.£+ita'^- . Y,��:�.y:4u: :lh ',.�.v's:",.L:, .�. - �yrr•;'�i�•"�.:,�., � �„ys ,y,., y._..'.�, {�,tRF. ' . k � Y �.�i,c«".�4^�+K'='.e&... , , ,f.<�}£. '�i.v �� , , - �a�,�Y'_;F�v �` � �4► �w�'.� �'� w„a � � : � Y � • Covington Library The expansion and renovation of the Covington Library was completed in March 2008.The$6.45 million project increased the size of the existing library by 7,700 square feet to a total of 23,000 square feet.The library includes a spacious"great room" area with a gas fireplace,canopy-style theatre lights,moveable lounge seating with study tables and a Food forThought Cafe. The library has a new Children's Area with a multi-use storytelling room and a Kid's Cyber(computer)Bar.The expandedTeen Zone ,..�. , „ features lounge seating,study tables and a laptop Cyber Bar '��:'�'- '°'�"`�3' ' with wireless coverage throughout the library.There are two � � , z communiry meeting rooms and one for quiet study as well as � additional catalog stations to search for or place holds on materials. Six months after the library opened,circulation increased 19% — and patron visits increased 95%when compared to the same six month period prior to the expansion and renovation project. Architect:Integrus Architects Contractor:Graham Construction � a�;::� "Covington Library is amazing now.It's attractive, �_.�-�. •...� appealing and aesthe[icafly pleasing,eravo.►" ,:____�___. E 9 � � � 19 ' .,. ..,�.r::, � ,. .. �"�' <:��:.,1:�- ��"�� `s:�.`�;��;r �°.fi;: - � �.,��:1-.�-,_?��:�� ,r _�;�;�, �.:.� _ :_ _ _ �,: ��,,��,� =�,;� �,;,:.: "�:��W.� x�,��;,;R. �;�_ , � � ,.,�, ��` � -;�:.x�, y„�,,' ;.;` '" `:: � �c��,; �,��a��: ��;��..'" � . �� ' • ��=�A �� anded �i� =�� raries } ��= � ` � � . , "? -:�'s„.:. :�A. - � ' . . . ' . � h r'r„t��'�tsF L^ 'v'� �� 5:.�t : � ' �,�`.�'.-...--,z�4':^, ;�*�R,„';.�i ��3� t4r, �' .. . _ :�.q4 r..:.^1t,ri' . - i t .,a�'.:a:� .:�}�# � . . t � , , - , >;'.y,.. 'M.:4+� g�.x� ''�. ,r. le., �Y , i� , � , • �!'�^tl,�y��.:�; '`+1� f ;p �' � : r_.� ' - �: ;,z'�,�`'i��'3��t' ,,� � � � - 'A'i. ^;:1,r�:#��...% W �„$ya*?a.,.°> ��u: -, rs�y�,^C:c:• �.:�V.,�.Q.,�'.;'r . ' ' :�F�,�'�y:5�!i,:a z��'� „�.Ut-•Y� . ::PJ:;,;", . , ;� i;;.�(�;.uz,� 3 _ y",7-: �, -•i...:'..�> ! f �.:; � � R7 °"::it,: Federal Way Library ��_��\� ', �� :.. .-S � `.''' �' ' The expansion and renovation of Federal Way Librery was completed in June 2010. The$8.1 million project increased the library by 9,500 square feet to a total of #:'� 34,500 square feet,making it the second largest librery in the System.The additional 9,500 square feet of space opens the building to the outdoors and enhances the functionality of the space inside.Building upon the library's rich natural setting in i ,w��r a stand of mature EvergreenTrees,architects employed a guiding concept of the � �� %��t'� ��4: it"� librery's addition as a°Lantem in the Forest."A series of new skylights were added, ,: t �: as well as movable glass panels inside,enabling patrons to better see one another �-�� ; ..,�:;� :; and view the site's wealth of trees,native plants and rain gardens outride. Library staff describes the expanded building as"simply inviting"New furniture and new finishes are found throughout the building,which includes a new Children's Area,large meeting room,a conference room,two quiet study rooms and three group study rooms.�sible from the library windows,the rain gardens were designed to playfully show thejourney ofwater from roof to natural fnfiltration, rather than conceal it in buried pipes.The library includes more computers,space for children and teens and community meeting space.There are more than 19,000 � ; �`.*,�. new books,magazines,movies and CDs for a total collection of more than 200,000 .�� '� library materials.Six months after the�ibrary opened,patron visits increased , ��.� 25%when compared to the same six month period at the former library. >��„� Architect:MithunArchitects j}��Y � 1f „ � Contractor:Kirtley-Cole �� P� "1 died and went to heaven!"said a young adult who walked � �,7``� i n t o t h e n e w l y r e n o v n i e d l i b r a ry f o r t he fi rs t time. �4 i Z� � 4 . y '�:..� � �' � i '� � i',T(,• ��,t�'� �- , ..�i''rr. ,`., "R*' a ��i�,`.�a',�� `,�4-':' �'�'�,d:z' `��"�' ' ��y .i'�3 �I �� L��,. `°�•�� t+^� ``� ,:r,`..5•c', :<�'S, r,^,'�:�`iA:.' :ks ;,ti�.:;•.2��,-'�r�r^^"';i•: ��'� - -�� =�s:4 :.�r�i' � �' Kirkland Library � �� The expansion and renovation of the Kirkland Library was completed in December � 2009.The 54.3 million project expanded the librery by 4,500 square feet,bringing it to a total of 19,500 square feet.The additional square footage extends the roof from the original building and culminates in a glass pavilion overlooking the city's Peter Kirk Park.The building design invites the community into the library � from its prominent location in the city's civic cultural district,adjacent to the � pool,the performing arts center and the park.The library expansion created an . ,. expanded Children's Area that features a custom mural by artist Katherine Hill. ' � � New furniture and new finishes are found throughout the building.Other highlights include two light-filled readfng and study areas,a new conference room,a large meeting room and two study rooms.The signature element ofthe expanded and renovated library is an airy,Ifght-fiiled qulet room overlooking Peter Kirk Park,which features a commissioned work of glass art byartist Benjamin Moore and Louis Mueller.There are more than 5,000 new books,magazines,movies and CDs for a total collection of more than „ 116,000 library materials.Six months aker the library opened,circulation increased 7% ,,,,;:.;•� :"'�'�`'� compared to the same six month period prior to the expansion and renovation project. ;�t �._�...„ �_;; ,.��.:;:. � �'"-*k.�' Architect:Ruffcorn Mott Hinthorne Stine Contractor:Kirtley Cole �,-� � j� "Your Irbrary is the best 1've everseen.lt's very up-to-date with today's standards.lt's wel!-kept and a comfortable place to come to:' � ::��'��:: ��F- ,.Y;�_�-• � �i �31 �:�. e�` 6�. 4�Fs. *�� F. .. � ' -, .. � ..��,�� ....rs�,t:. . .._ . ,. . . ., � . , , . . -.��,_e;,x..�,- Y ; `a , �• j � �` t_ =p. �� I '6' r.;; .-�A ` `� 2 r � � ;k��, �� `�_.,�'�r + � .� n �� '4j;�� - ,.�:,:11 {',r�'� � .� .w ��t: i'" ��_ C�il�F! ;` .��t ' -- �i5._•. � -- ,j, � .1 ? a� �^�' �k'L'�$49e }`. t A�* �;.�"�-� _.. •�`'!?e.4"N�r.+�>, t,:i" Lake Forest Park Library � � , <.. The expansion and renovation of the Lake Forest Park Librery was completed in January 2012.The$1.63 million project increased the library by 2,299 square feet to a total of 5,873 square feet,which is 60%larger than the original Iibrary.The interior of the library has a dedicated Children's Area w� ,�� ;..''.�} ` - ' and Teen Zone,more computers and a multipurpose room that may be , sectioned offfrom the main libraryfor small group meetings via a sliding glass wall.Other enhancements include additional seating and study areas,new furniture and a public computer cyber bar.The library features r �.. , expanded collections,including access to a growing collection of eBooks. To adhere to green building standards,building materials were selected that contained a high level of recycled content(the aluminum used in the storefront is 100°r6 recycled and the ceiling tiles contain 82% recyded content).There was also a focus on energy effictent lighting , and the HVAC system is equipped with occupancy sensors for efficient energy use.The interior adhesives,sealants and sealers contain a low Volatile Organic Compounds(VOCs)emission level and the furniture is Greenguard certified for being low-VOC compliant.The wood used in the project is certified as a rapidly renewable resource(planted and harvested in less than a 10-year cycle)and when possible,materials were selected that were manufactured within 500 miles ofthe project site.Six months after the library opened,patron visits increased 16% when compared to the same six month period at the former librery. Architect:Hutteball&Oremus Contractor:CDK Construction Services "The new library is so light,bright and cheerful.lt feels spacious and open." zz 0 � � ' � r � � i �x .u-'�R�:.g'.. _ l ' !! t�� Y��'!. . � � �', � _ . .. - «l ,.�!�I . �, ,:� � , :� t� �"�� t� . t �� .r��.z� .4�ti�.' i 3-�:'�� `��, �Y$ � � ;i^, ^ f' ��'. .4�(� Y�� . .�v;,, -,, . V.`Qw°�„'w�� . : �.w, -."':Y.p'"..": "'s& fi �� ; � Library Connection @ ��3. ` tN"� }� � �'`.�� .� Southcenter �; �.�� +$ " �": � ��`r`'?#`'�: The expansion and renovation ofthe Library Connection @ �.r;x..�. ` ,.. . :�: ' - '�;�'=��;;�,� SouthcenterwascompletedinJanuary2012.Theprojectentailed °,� �j`'""" ' "�?" " "'Y"°'�� improvementstotheexteriorstorefrontandexpandedthelibreryby 164 square feet,bringing it to a total of 3,322 square feet.The librery received new furniture,carpet and paint and cyber(computer) bars were expanded by 25%to provide even more space for laptop users.Sustainable features were a focus,from PVC-free Platinum LEED certified carpet to energy efficient lighting.Expanded and transparent storefronts provide natural ambient light.Shelving was not replaced,but upgraded with simple modifications and additional lighting.Green principles also were utilized in the artwork displayed above the Children's Area.A decommissioned glass sculpture was restored and re-imaged into a suspended mobile assembly. Architect:SHKS Architects Contrador:JB Construction � 23 � • . • ' � • • ' siai. W A ��.�. • Newport Way Library r�;�--�='�'� The expansion and renovation of the Newport Way Library was completed �` � �,. � in April 2011.The 53.4 million project added more space to the meeting ' '+ _; room and reading area,increasing the size of the library to a total of 8,690 � square feet.Noticeable from the exterior,the renovation work included a relocated entrance that is doser to the parking area.The interior of the librery features enhanced public spaces with additional seating,including a new windowed reading porch and a cushioned children's window seat with views of the surrounding wooded area.The enlarged meeting room opens up to the central area when not in use with a large sliding glass door featuring aRwork by glass artists Stuart Keeler and Michael Machnic. The Children's Area was enhanced with computers and child-friendly � furniture.An automated materials handling system,which allows people to return items via Self Check-In stations outride the building,helps return items to shelves more quickly.Updated carpeting,shelving,new furniture and renovated restrooms complete the public area enhancements. `` Sustainable pradices included adding a well-insulated cedar shake roof and new insulated walls as well as double-paned windows and energy efficient light fixtures.Carpet and paint with low levels of Volatile Organic Compounds(VOCs)were used,which improve the quality of air inside the Iibrary.The computer Cyber Barand Self Check-In counters were built from reclaimed hardwood from fallen urban trees in Seattle.The facility features more than 6,000 new books,magazines,movies and CDs. Architect:Miller-Hull Partnership Contractor:Kirtley-Cole "I love the reading porch./t's a nice place io relax and read and it's comfortable and quiet!" 24 � w , • � • ' � � � � � , �� - ''�� . �� j.z; ��::;. � �a��,;��:;=f:a��v<:�::=w��=;::=��:_�, :,�i..��`�,. .. #. ' y� ;:�': t<��,�-:;:.'�,{ � �},, ' _�t��i:"�' L.�5.w�;�� :.L�zi2,r:4:i��:hic;�`Cr�,e�`^'s�;Y.��.��3.'.�, "�f,s � Y✓S' { �+2,��''"�,�##H� ��., ,.i _ ' :.r_ ..,. �..�� '�-��. z,. ��-..f.:'�4k� y i�y.' ..;,Y: 'i.�4'� - . ` . , ' S;n�c � . r';� �. '?� ' .., :.� • � Shoreline Library Parking -f A 14,000 square foot expansion of the Shoreline Library parking lot was completed in October 2007.The 54.25 million project expanded the surface parking to the west of the existing library after three residential properties were acquired and demolished.With 36 new parking spaces, . . there are now a total of 118 parking stalls in both the new and existing lots. Other site enhancements include improved pedestrian circulation, reconfiguration of the existing parking lot to accommodate SUV � ; e t „A�„ ,;,_, vehides,a small outdoor gathering area for use by small groups or library patrons and decorative art panels installed on the retaining wall that borders 175th Street.The perimeter ofthe parking lot also is landscaped with native plants and a second stairway connects the upper parking lot with the lower parking lot. Archttect:Hutteball&Oremus Contrador:Pellco Construction,Inc. , Skykomish Library %�� A 200 square foot expansion project was completed at the Skykomish Librery � in October 2006.The 575,000 project increased the square footage ofthe library to a total of 1,042 square feetThis was the first libraryexpansion project to be completed as part of the 5172 million library Capital Bond. Architect:Hutteball&Oremus � Contrector:RAFN Company • 25 � i . � ' � • • ` �,:�>;�=h.,}�:;�. •�. , �; , � 't.... k , .; Mt �. . .�`� �!fi �. 1 `r�'! , � �,C , ',.�: ,. � � , ,��'`� � .`�k • Woodmont Library The expansion of the Woodmont Library,to a total of 9,850 square feet, was completed in luly 2008.The$3.5 million project increased the size of the library by 4,600 square feet,which nearly doubled the size.The expanded portion of the library features large windows that open up the interior and take advantage of natural Iighting.The library includes a Children's Area,Teen Zone and new community meeting room.The meeting room features a"disappearing corner,"which is formed by two sections of folding glass door panels.This allows the meeting room to function as part of the larger facility when not used for meetings or programs. One unique feature of the library is a Cyber Bar for laptop users,located where the corner of the existing building meets the new addition,which is marked by a portion of steel frame.The frame supports the existing roof where a brick wall was removed.The Cyber Bar counter was made with wood harvested from a Bigleaf MapleTree.The new roof was designed to be a geometric lens shape and sweeps out over the older building to create a drematic overhang at the new entrance,which helps to shade the new addition from the sun's glare.�rginia Creeper vines are planted against the concrete wall near the entrance and when grown will form a"green wall" to help keep the building cool.One of the new pieces of artwork,called PaperBags by Chris Jordan,depicts 1.14 million brown paper supermarket bags,which is the number used every hour in the United States. Six months after the library opened,circulation increased 27% and patron visits increased 14%when compared to the same six month period priorto the expansion and renovation project Architect:Miller Hayashi Architects Contractor:Lease Crutcher Lewis Construction 26 • � . - w =;� • ... .,�,� ,_._ - - _� � -��'�+ - ,�.. .,�,:;,;:. �-,j�. , i r�� -��:�i�tidti�� • .� ..._..;'%�_.:t.�. . :��.. y_ r ..r. ' �� E .�' Algona-Pacific Library �- Intertor improvements to Algona-Pacific Library were completed in 2007.Enhancements included remodeling the interior,new carpet, paint,shelving and Way-finding components to help guide patrons through the library. ;g New exterior siding also was installed. � Architect:Buffalo Design,Inc. ' Contractor.Tatley-Grund Inc �� Des Moines Library � � t. � �;�; ,.•� �, Upkeep and maintenance work at Des Moines Library was completed in lanuary 2008.The project included repair work to the library exterior,as well as remodeling and upkeep of the interior. .�, _ Due to the wndition of the building,metal roofinq panels,windows,exterior masonry and exterior stucco were replaced.The exterior of the building also was enhanced by a new,more „ protective entry canopy and metal panel siding. �"' , Architect:Hutteball&Oremus Contractor:Allen-Bredbury Construdion y �SFR 4 • Issaquah Library Interior improvements to Issaquah Library were completed in December 2009.Enhancements - included new carpet,paint,furniture and reconfiguration of the meeting room.An automated materials handling system also was installed in the backroom to reduce the amount of time it takes to return library materials to shelves. 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Y..'d relocatin the meetin rooms,restrooms � ` `.+ ._t =A=?;", ��'�';"'�'=;' and fron entrence.An automated materials �;�� ' � `�'��K'��aN� a _ r�;:.<r�,;.':t � +?k�.*.-�-.r.< ,�e", i a,..:.�<�� handling system was also installed in the 6" '`z:��;�'�'``:_ � �,,a;� a>x;:s,>,��-�i'_.;;:, backroom to reduce the amount of time it �r';� ;. ,�;_;>��;�a�,��r�;�E;=A=..� ta kes to re turn li brary ma teria ls to s he lves. �s� '• ""�,�'^„�`�'t�.;�,��'i�_;,��°•=.� .::� �>".�=t. t;��,:-, .p�1j� 'Y�^. n �, �.ac:'rF',�.?:it.-;«::.;:, Architect:Miller Hayashi Architects � = ,.=�.•'.�:��_:�,�_•�-:•; �ontrector.Landon Construction Group,LLC �°" �``�`";'"��tT'.�.'''��_,i ?; ;�'�„�t�;>,:: '-�'= ,.I 1 ust want to sa that ihe Kent Libra looks �`� ;*�->;�-=�;��;�4��'°'"r=� I Y ry - „ �::�>_.��, � �::, >z,i;��e,,;r<•,r`,��'::= ve nlce and s aclous aher the remodel." e �^� x ; .,r �:, �;g�. +"A. r�,�k /Y P .: ::��'�?rry��t' S�=r..,., �r,:J.,.....�%.' ��',��-=.w . � ::��ti� ` :�� C�ry� ��,��s�r'��,s , 'Y#�f :� t� :`. '_ 'i*•,.z� � ��.�' �:_, '� , `' .. d ibrary - �m � `� �:�- �...r��:.:;;:�:_� ;..:K- f �} ,„ �;� �u,.,.,�,:..- � North Ben L = � � - __ :� � ��x;��_ ��. ,::;.::..} .�- �r Y'.3r � � � �. ��'�.�i�..'+.._�: _ Interior improvements to the North Bend Library were ��` �I'�y� _ ,. � -��"�`''T `,�`''��;`"':` � _ �,�, 1��,� r3s'=. . �:y...:�z�;:�V,r,.._,_'<_: com leted in 2008.Enhancements induded new �4fi�� '� • ,. � �:�'�� `�:^;�_ ��,�' � P . �'. :;:�..�:'::..' �� :..i�., &�, .9�;�4,_,,;y.�j;�. �.:,. . carpet,paint,furniture and Way-finding components , f,.,-,�.,�*,, �-,.�;,�r;,��:,::..�:.,--�>" .� .=,.§�.�.-;>-,.�-�.._ . tohel uide atronsthrou hthelibra �. . �'�`�, � $ ,�:� � `�'=�'y� � • P 9 P 9 rY• E '� ��.�. .. �= �<`:�;^��"�&'." 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' ;= arCt;%�'.'.1.'•;�,i�=�:.31�.=.�.`.,j =��:�`',:�.�:� ' �x�f',.t.>=,,�,,<._. , • InteriorimprovementstoRedmondLibrerywere � :,,�:_ ;�' ;rr;r'�,t^��?_�=_ �:a ��' `�i:iy„•r ' S�i,;�o_t�." u...,�;.i�:%i completedinJanuary2009.Enhancementsinduded >.� ' ��,r�, - ,- �„;.",_'?`��;>s'-�;;fi�..;; � „�`�'��t;,:,�:'.` . new paint and carpet,installation of the complete �� ,�;,,,,�'ti a��;:,y,.; + '�`',• �.�,`� ��;t .�� Way-finding signage package,expanded teen and �; ��F`:>"'�� "'r��"��'.�� - p':.t�.. r k:�;�:z; i:�-r:�'�;,;:� World Lan ua e areas,new circulation desks,new ' ' `" �='=��-`' ''-'r�='� - �^„"=;�'.. �k„_�:,;_,, 9 9 ,� { ' ,_ ��:,.,..,,.., furniture and reconfiguration of the public computer • ��-� �'-y'��' �` ' �.��,; i'S . `�a+" 6�' �.'-"�.-":. area and the Self Check-Out stations.A shelter �.,.�-:k„�:'-�*::3::.) :.�; '"'e.i`.3.�:�ai=�SSo:<:i+�:'�:;t was installed outside the library at the Self Check- ' ' ' r ��-1 ',��g,:��ti�,,;,; �;;: � In stations,to protect patrons from the weather. . �.��,_, +-,; � -'��;X';,��`:;;�=;s�"--., �•. �" .:��„�::<�a�;,h'�:�.....� Although the Capital Improvement Plan called for - .`' � ..�;. ,�,:„::; ; �.:r�-� ': -,s,.:,�,� �';. . expandedparkingatthelibrery,theparkingwas �-_ -.�...,.. .�.—�-- ^ur� �a�;=�;;r�iT;�,�,::�;�•�-"`„ �� ' already expanded when the city hall moved next `� """"''�`� `�'��' �, ��=�f�•��s'��',:,:;`�'_ : .�` �I ..�-�;.,�,,, . � door and a joint parking lot was coordinated.KCLS is � Y.,;;�'�A:'':'-��:�.'.�',�;�r;: ' �?Y ._S:.,.,S.:x 's.,�'..:.•,� - �Yt,','..'.. : preparedforfurtherparkingexpansionifnecessary. �� 'r��;=�_,,,;-:„�:{,:,�e,__; �� ,�.., .::;-.: . ;�::_:-:_. Architect:Donald Kin and Associates '� " �� ,3.F.r� � 9 =t1;�:ri.;`s�:`'"`.;'_;;�:'=,x.; Contrador:Regency NW ,, " :- ; ,<.�v�eZ �.;:�.: `�;;,i��s»:.��_< _ �i ;' .;;�"�*�:.:';'�,:;::;;`'%'; '- Woodinville Library � -� �`��'��R��`' '� � �,��:�.:�;',�:r "�',.-l�:`TM.a1,9A:n..�,::`':::`� t InteriorimprovementstotheWoodinvilleLibrary �' <��;.��f;;;� � -:€K';��;�; ��:,,;.;�- ; �„,..,,,,.d�_,;� : were completed in 2008.Enhancements included new >� � �,;��;-s;< ; >� K:.r,:�:;�=`°,:-. carpet,paint,furnfture and Way-finding componentr Y.;�K:��•'.'_','; : � a:�S -'k�r-...a �'' . ,Gti � CYr- to hel uide atrons throu h the librar . � f;' .�'. P 9 P 9 Y *�n Jn `i- ,,�s.wwl�iY��- -�. -Jx+�- �. _ y�y� ,�ry�`L A;;;,�,';�;: .m�p W,ta::„, � Architect:Hutteball&Oremus � „{� -,�. ;�:�.�. : I ;w' �i`' i -- ,�?f�x. ' I Contractor:RAFN Company i. 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' � . . .. . . _ .. , - . 20 s • . � . r In Pro ress � g Bellevue Library Parking Construction of the new Bellevue Library parking .� garage started in December 2011.The project involves - building a three-level parking garage with 163 new - parking spaces,for a total of 362 spaces.The lower level will be enclosed and connect to the existing below- library parking garage,the ground level will be an open garage and the top level will provide rooftop parking. The project features new artwork and landscaping, including green walls of living plants on the exterior of the garage,a pedestrian walkway and underground �,�: utilities.The library remains open during construction. BellevuelibroryParkingGarageRendering ExpectedCompletionDate:EarIy2013 .,4.=..�::;'��:�,�.:�:''c a�i.�:<.a<=.;::'. Architect:Johnston Architects Contractor:Serpanok Construction Fairwood Library The planning and design process for a 5,000 square foot expansion ofthe Fairwood Library is underway. — The library will include more materials,computers, wireless access and space for children a�d teens. , � Expected Constructton Start Date:Spring 2013 Architect:Schacht�Aslani Architects � '�, `x` ��'""""!� �£;:��:� x Federal Way 320th Library �, . , � Construction on the 15,000 square foot *� . replacement library at the current site started �II �+r �� in August 2012.The new library will indude i •..,��.:--�..�,.:;�;.-::.�;;...... BellevueUb�aryParlungGarageConsUuction morematerials,computers,spaceforchildren I „_ .,,_;,,,..._,. ......... ... ..:...<�, ... : .,_,.<,...,,,,_•,.,_._ ...,,.,. .,... and teens and a community meeting room. ,_ Expected Completion Date:Fall 2013 ` Architect:SRG Partnership � Contrador:Pease Construction � �_ Fairwood Librory Rendering � ' FederalWay320diLlbraryReodering • 29 - � � � • � • In Pro ress g �,f Newcas I y :>:�,,4�, .�. � .:.�:.:: . „ t e Li b ra r =, �:�;�; � �.��: �. . �t�. t'S,r;,y'�rt5g� .. 9k*,q.'o, �cr; <i, : . . ,y.•l,�v.x..i::�.v Construdion work on the new Newcastle ""r ��a ' �� } „�`i�-� �� _ "'� r. �'"STP;,�c� �;a �i. , Library started in Odober 2010.The new 11,000 ''�~¢:.;� - � 'ry square foot library will include new materials, computers,spaceforchildrenandteens :� � and a community meeting room.A parking � garage will be located below the building. Expected Completian Date:Late 2012 �p � • �,„, — _ --�.":,��_` Address of New Library:12901 Newcastle Way — _ �.;�: :�-�,�:�:: Architect:Mithun Architects - Contrector:Synergy Construction S kyway L i b ra ry Newcastle Library Construction � Planning and design work for a new 8,000 square foot library at the current site is underway.The new Library will be located on Renton Avenue S,where two parcels were purchased.Frontage improvements are scheduled to start in Summer 2012,including curbs,landscaping and a sidewalk on the east side of Renton Avenue S.The new library will include more materials,computers,space forchildren and teens and a community meeting room. Expeded Construction Start Date:Fall 2013 � Address:Renton Avenue S and 76th Avenue SE Architect:Weinstein A/U Tukwila Library . . - .. The lannin NewcasdeUbraryConstruction p g process fora newTukwila Library is underway.The original plan called for an 8,000 square foot building,and thanks to the support of the KCLS Foundation,the librery will be expanded to 10,000 square feet.The proposed site of the librery is the newTukwila�Ilage mixed- use development,which is located onTukwila International Boulevard.TheTukwilaCityCouncil seleded a developer for the majority of the site,and K�LS will purchase land for the library from the city and will work with the developer on site issues. 4ashon LibraryRendering � Expected Construction Start Date: To be determined Architect:Perkins+Will Vashon Library The planning process to expand the existing Vashon Library at Ober Park to a total of 10,000 square feet is underway.The library will include more materials,computers,wireless access and space for children and teens. Expected Construdion Start Date: Late 2012 Architect:Bohlin Cywinski Jackson � 30 � � , - Futu re Pro�ects � J Bothell Library Maple Valley Library The Capital Improvement Plan calls for upkeep and The Capital Improvement Plan calls for upkeep maintenance of the libraryduring the nextdecade, and maintenance ofthe libraryduring the next more materials and an automated materials handling decade,more materials and an automated materials system to speed delivery and reduce theft. handling system to speed delivery and reduce theft. Boulevard Park Library Mercer Island Library The Capital Improvement Plan calls for upkeep and The Capital Improvement Plan calls for upkeep and maintenanceofthelibreryduringthenextdecade, maintenanceofthelibraryduringthenextdecade, more materials and an automated materials handling more materials and an automated materials ha-ndling system to speed delivery and reduce theft. system to speed delivery and reduce theft. Estimated5tartofProject: Richmond Beach Library pending KCLS Board action The Capital Improvement Plan calls for upkeep and Ea st H i I I of Ke nt L i b ra ry maintenance of the library during the next decade, more materials and an automated materials handling The Capital Improvement Plan calls for a new 6,000 system to speed delivery and reduce theR. square foot library at a highly visible and accessible site as well as more materials,computers,wireless Va I I ey Vi ew L i b ra ry access and space for children and teens. Estimated Start of Project:2013 The Capital Improvement Plan includes improved parking and library access,upkeep and maintenance Kingsgate Library ofthelibraryduringthenextdecade,morebooks and materials and an automated materials handling � Although the original Capital Improvement Plan system to speed delivery and reduce theft. called for a new 12,000 square foot replacement Estimated Start of Project:2014 library at the current site,the scope of the project has been modified to a library renovation proJectThis is �/h i te Ce nte r Li b ra ry due to the relatively low population growth forecast for the area,the site being restrided by uti�ities,a The Capital Improvement Plan includes a new considerable sentiment to preserve the existing library 10,000 square foot library at the current site with and an abundance of nearby library resources. more materials,computers,wireless access,space for children and teens and an automated materials L i b ra ry Co n n ect i o n handling system to speed delivery and reduce theft. 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