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10.02 - Chamber Building Lease
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� <br />The Chamber is acceptable to the City's proposal with two exceptions. The <br />Chamber would like a long term lease with renewal options and is requesting the <br />City to pay the gas and electric utility bills. The Chamber has stated that the <br />yearly average utility bills are $3,842. In return, the Chamber would pay the City <br />$450 per month. <br />The City has estimated that it would cost approximately $9,000 per year to do the <br />tasks listed in the City Proposal column. If utilities were added, the cost would <br />increase to $12,842. <br />Buildin� Committee Recommendation: <br />A. City to handle all tasks in the "City Proposed" column and charge the <br />Chamber $450 per month ($5,400 per year); or <br />B. City to handle all tasks in the "City Proposed" list including gas and <br />electric utilities and charge the Chamber $775 per month ($9,300 per year). <br />*These terms would be re-evaluated after a two year time period. <br />Council Action Requested: Council consideration of the Building Committee's <br />recommendations. The Council's decision on the recommendation will be <br />presented to the Chamber. If agreed upon between the City and the Chamber, staff <br />will then have the City Attorney draw up the new lease and it will be presented to <br />the Council and the Chamber Board. <br />
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