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02-27-2012 URA AgendaCITY OF WOODBURN URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY FEBRUARY 27, 2012 - 6:45 P.m. KATHRYN FIGLEY, MAYOR DICK PUGH, COUNCILOR WARD 1 J. MEL SCHMIDT, COUNCILOR WARD II PETER MCCALLUM, COUNCILOR WARD III JAMES COX, COUNCILOR WARD IV FRANK LONERGAN, COUNCILOR WARD V ERIC MORRIS, COUNCILOR WARD VI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 270 MONTGOMERY STREET 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL 3. CONSENT AGENDA A. Urban Renewal Agency minutes of January 9, 2012 Recommended Action: Approve the minutes. 4. PUBLIC HEARINGS None. 5. GENERAL BUSINESS A. Urban Renewal Grant U RG 2012-01 151 N First Street - Exterior Grant (Peterson Equipment) Recommended Action: In agreement with the Downtown Advisory Renewal Subcommittee, it is recommended that the Woodburn Urban Renewal Agency Board Approve the Urban Renewal Grant 2012-01 from Peterson Equipment. The applicant is requesting an exterior grant of up to $10,000 to replace the failing roof on the building. 6. PUBLIC COMMENT 7. ADJOURNMENT February 27, 2012 Urban Renewal Agency Page i 2 1 URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY BOARD MEETING MINUTES JANUARY 9, 2012 HH:MM 0:00 DATE: COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, CITY OF WOODBURN, COUNTY OF MARION, STATE OF OREGON, JANUARY 9, 2012. CONVENED: The meeting convened at 6:40 p.m. with Chair Figley presiding. ROLL CALL: Chair Figley Present Member Cox Present — 7:45 Member Lonergan Present Member McCallum Present Member Morris Present Member Pugh Absent Member Schmidt Present Staff Present: City Administrator Derickson, City Attorney Shields, Economic & Community Development Director Hendryx, Urban Renewal Coordinator Craigie, City Recorder Shearer. 0:00 CONSENT AGENDA A. Approve Urban Renewal Agency minutes of September 12, 2011, and B. Accept Downtown Advisory Review Subcommittee action report. Lonergan/McCallum... adopt the Consent Agenda. The motion passed unanimously. 0:01 RESOLUTION 2012-01: A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE DOWNTON GRANT AND LOAN PROGRAM PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS McCallum introduced the resolution. On roll call vote for final passage, the resolution was adopted unanimously. 0:02 URBAN RENEWAL GRANT URG 2011-12 607 N. FRONT STREET (FLOMER) Director Hendryx provided an overview of the application. McCallum/Cox... approve the Urban Renewal Exterior Grant application submitted by Tom Homer, operator of Homer Furniture, for up to $10,000. Motion passed unanimously. 0:07 ADJOURNMENT McCallum/Lonergan... meeting be adjourned. The motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m. ATTEST Christina M. Shearer, Recorder City of Woodburn, Oregon APPROVED Page 1 — URA Board Minutes, January 9, 2012 1 KATHRYN FIGLEY, Chair Y' Ag d It ,OODBURN en a em lii, corporaicd 14,4,7 Date February 27, 2012 TO: Urban Renewal Agency Board FROM: Jim Hendryx, Director of Economic & Development Services SUBJECT: Urban Renewal Grant URG 2012 - Ol 151 N First Street -Exterior Grant (Peterson Equipment) RECOMMENDATION: In agreement with the Downtown Advisory Renewal Subcommittee, it is recommended that the Woodburn Urban Renewal Agency Board approve the Urban Renewal Grant 2012-01 from Peterson Equipment. The applicant is requesting an exterior grant of up to $10,000 to replace the failing roof on the building. BACKGROUND: The Urban Renewal Agency established the Downtown Grant and Loan Program in February, 2011. The program provides interior matching grants up to $5,000 and exterior matching grants up to $10,000. The program also provides low interest loans up to $25,000 for qualifying applicants. Previously, the applicant requested (September, 201 1) an interior grant and loan to upgrade the commercial laundry facility on the property. The applicant decided not to proceed with that request, instead requesting and receiving an interior grant of up to $5,000 to repaint and carpet the interior of the building. That grant is awaiting completion. The applicant is now requesting an exterior grant of up to $10,000. The existing roof is leaking and causing interior damage to the office area of the building. Leff unrepaired, extensive damage will continue to occur to the area of the building previously approved for grant funds to repaint and recarpet that area. 2 Proposal The grant program is intended to improve the interior of downtown. The following list is not exhaustive, but covers the exterior projects that are eligible for grant funding: o —ADA accessibility o —Awnings/canopies o Code deficiencies o Cornices o _Design & architectural services (up to $'1,000) o _Electrical o _Energy efficient upgrades (some restrictions apply) o Environmental remediation o Exterior lighting o Exterior painting and cleaning o _Gutters & downspouts o _HVAC o -Permits o _Plumbing o seismic o —sto ref ro nts o —Re -pointing o Replacement of missing decorative features o Removal of non -historic materials or additions o -Roofing o Windows 0 Ineligible Activities: buildings located majority of types of o ,Administrative costs or payments to borrower for direct labor costs o _Building acquisition o _Improvements to non-public faces of buildings o _Inventory or other working capital o Landscape improvements o _Property maintenance o Work (wages) not performed by a licensed contractor * Highlighting indicates items included in grant request Grant amount: $10,000 Estimated cost of all improvements: $23,035 Percentage of grant to total project costs: 43% 3 Program criteria: Property Ownership The property is located at 155 N Front Street. Information from the Marion County Department of Assessment and Taxation indicates the property is owned by DENNIS PETERSON EQUIPMENT co. The applicant is identified as the owner of the property. • That the property is within the Urban Renewal &Downtown Development and Conservation (DDC) District The property is located on Front Street, between Arthur and Cleveland Streets, and is within both the Urban Renewal and the Downtown Development and conservation Districts. • That the proposal complies with the downtown architectural design standards and signage standards The grant is intended for exterior work, replacing the leaking roof. This criterion is not applicable since the roof is not visible. 0 That the project encourages greater marketability of the downtown area The proposed grant is intended to improve commercial properties within downtown Woodburn. This grant will be used to fund needed roof repair. Investment in downtown properties improves that area's overall marketability. That the proposal will complement the existing historic downtown core The grant is intended for roof replacement. This criterion is not applicable. • That the project design warps toward restoring the building as closely to its original design as passible The grant is intended for exterior work, replacing the failing roof. This criterion is not applicable. That building interiors are improved with a focus on addressing cede -related improvements As noted during the site inspection, the failing roof is causing interior damage to the office area of the building= Left unaddressed, it will result in further destruction, as well as damage any repairs in the process of being made through the previous grant. 0 That the project is in the public interest The Urban Renewal Grant and Loan program is specifically intended to address blight in Woodburn's downtown. The grant request is intended assist the property owner to replace the failing roof. It is in the public's interest that such properties be improved and not left to further deteriorate. Summary and Conclusion The downtown Urban Renewal Grant and Loan program is intended to encourage and assist business and property owners to invest in the downtown area. This particular request is intended to allow the business owner to make improvements to the property, specifically replacing the failing roof. The request is consistent with the program criteria. Conditions of Approval 1. There is a 56156 match requirement required for the Grant and Loan program. Invoices must be submitted for reimbursement. No grant money will be disbursed until the project is completed and is approved by the Agency. 2. Grant and loan funds cannot be used for any work commenced or completed prior to project approval. 3. Grant and loan funds may be used for materials and services provided by licensed contractors. 4. All necessary building, electrical, plumbing permits must be obtained and work inspected and approved. 5. Projects shall be completed within one year of approval in order to be eligible for reimbursement. Grants provide for a single payment after receipts are provided and all completed work is accepted by the city. 6. All work will be done by licensed contractors and the applicant needs to provide at least three bids for every aspect of work greater than $2,500. Attachments Application Pir-t4 jrQr, 5 Woodburn Urban Renewal Agency Downtown Grant and Loan Program Application Exterior Grant Interior Grant D Loan D 1. Applicant t 6. Name. Address: Work P ho n e'.�.�.�) 41) 3 Home Phone: Cfa_� _ 6 1 (2_4�_ E-mail: R1■.S,SP_G�_J 42 k-i�'�5er" w Legal Form- Sole Proprietorship L1 Partnership LJ 2. Building or Business to be rehabilitated Name: &E Street Address: Ln /V t=rY2 �I Iff nq�4�p Tax Map/Lot Number: 051W._ - f _ 00 Corporation A Ion -Profit El 3. Property Owner Na me Address: Z:57 Work Phage: Home Phone' Property Owner's Signature: VA 4. Loan Pro wam - Give a brief description of the overall proposed improvements and how loan funds will be used to improve the property. Loan amount: Estimated tota I cost of I m p ro ve me nts: $ Percentage of loan to totai project costs: - _% X, 5. Exterior Grant Program - Give a brief description of the proposed exterior improvements and a description of how the project complies with the Downtown Arc "tectural Design standards. Loan amount: $ Grantamount:' Total estimated cost of all work: $ ` r F 2 3 03--�- Percentage of grant to total project casts: % 6. Interior Grant Program - Give a brief description of the proposed interior improvements and how this work addresses code related improvements. Grant amount: $ Estimated cast of all improvements: $ Percentage of grant to total project costs % The Woodburn Urban Renewal Board will review the proposed redevelopment improvements and advise the applicant of the status or recommend changes. CERTIFICATION BY APPLICANT The applicant certifies that all information provided in this application is true and complete to the best of the applicant's knowledge and belief. If the applicant is not the owner of the property to be rehabilitated, or if the applicant is an organization rather than an individual, the applicant certifies that he/she has the authority to sign and enter into an agreement to perform the proposed work on the building. Evidence of this authority must be attached. f. A p icant's signature Return Application To: James N.P. Hendryx Economic & Development services 270 Montgomery St. Woodburn, OR 97071 7 Aor 5712 Date PETERSON U RUSSELL PETERSON 151 N FRONT STREET WOODBURN, OR 9 503�981�4032 RE: OFFICE RROOF Ri Ky Roofing LLC CCB # 176541 Terry y Proj*ect M 503459�9181 Tara KOwner 11954 N Glisan Street # Portland, 503-957-2840 f503�9144968 � \�ll; zz � February 2 2012 Revised 1 i RI KY ROOFING LLC Ri Ky Roofing is locally owned and operated. The owner of the company, Tara Kramer has 23 years experience in the roofing industry, working in many facets of the business: roofer, sales, safety inspector, marketing and management of branch offices. Our employees come with extensive and many years of roofing knowledge and experience in all types of commercial roofing applications. We are licensed in the State of Oregon and Washington and are certified with the State of Oregon for our ESB, DBE and WBE status. In addition, we are an ABC member and sib on the Pacific Northwest ABC Board as well as the US Women's Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC's National Council for WOSB (Woman Owned Small Businesses). We have been accepted as an Energy Trust Ally Partner for our work for incorporating solar applications into our roofing systems. We repair, install and service all roof types including: PVC, TPO, EPDM, Acrylic and Elastomeric coatings, Eco/green roofs, shingles, asphalt built-up, hypalon, tile, slate, cold process, modified bitumen hot air -applied, metal, siding and flashings. We offer to you, our clients, a comprehensive line of roofing systems, roof inspections, maintenance programs and repair services. We are approved applicators for many manufacturers. Located in Salem, Oregon is our metal manufacturing,,facility, which enables to..provide our clients with wick turnaround and quality production. Page 2/5 X SCOPE OF WORK for PETERSON EpUIPMENT Office Roof 1. Clean and prepare the roof surface. 2. Remove cap metal. If new metal is required, this may be added. Existing counter -flashing will be reused as well. 3. Remove roofing down to deck and dispose of off premises. Price based on non -asbestos roofing. 4. Inspect decking. Decking will be shown to Owner if replacement is needed and will be replaced on a time and material basis. 5. Supply and install 1/" dens deck mechanically fastening to roof deck. This will achieve a class A fire rated system. 6. Supply and install the 50 mil white Duro-Last PVC single ply membrane mechanically fastened over the existing roof surface. 7. Install the membrane as a base flashing at penetrations extending up and over the existing curb a minimum of three inches. 8. Install the membrane up and over the entire existing parapet walls. 9. New scuppers and new collector boxes with overflow will be supplied and installed per manufacturer's specifications. 10. Drip edge termination where necessary. 11.New 3" x 4" downspouts will be supplied and installed. 12. Clean the existing electrical penetrations and install the membrane flashing per manufacturer's specifications. 13.Complete clean up of the work premises. Warranty-, No Dollar Limit Labor and Material Warranty Page 3/5 SCOPE OF WORK for PETERSON EQUIPMENT 10 Shop Roof 1. Clean and prepare the roof surface for metal retro -fit. 2. Supply and install between the metal roof ribs 1/2" EPS insulation laid into the flutes. Insulation to be brought flush with top of metal rib. 3. Supply and install second layer of 1/2" EPS insulation over the entire roof for level work surface to install membrane per manufacture's specification. 4. Supply and install the 50 mil white Duro-Last PVC single ply membrane mechanically fastened over the existing roof surface. 5. Install the membrane as a base flashing at penetrations extending up and over the existing curb a minimum of three inches. 6. Install the membrane up and over the entire existing parapet walls. Walls will be fully adhered and terminated up and 3 inches onto the exterior of the building. 7. Rework scupper opening back to the original size to meet code requirements. 8. New clad metal scupper and new collector boxes with overflow will be supplied and installed per manufacturer's specifications. 9. New 3" x 4" downspouts will be supplied and installed. 10. Clean the existing electrical penetrations and install the membrane flashing per manufacturer's specifications. 1 l.Complete clean up of the work premises. Warranty: No Dollar Limit Labor and Material Warranty Page 4/5 11 SUMMARY for PETERSON EQUIPMENT 50 Mil Membrane Duro-Last Office $12,871 Shop $9780 Cover Gap between buildings along top of wall Approx 3 0' $ 1,200 TOTAL INVESTMENT $23,8z) -t Warranty will be with Ri Ky and Roofing Manufacturer. Building Permit, Forklift/Crane to Load, Dumpster for Debris and Freight for Material Included Price good for 90 days from February 20, 2012 12 Ri Ky Roofing, LLC CCB #176541 Page 5/5 13 GRANT CO.. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Russell, Included in the roof restoration is; Demo, haul off, dump fees An allowance to remove the rotted sheeting, repair joists, and possibly replace some of the plates on the ara het wall. $2500 p p p Install of 518gyp over the existing roof, which provides a type A fire rating and a clean smooth substrate to support the roofing. Install IB 50 mil membrane; 15 year warrantee Install pipe and vent flashings through roof. Roofing permit provided. Flashings; New scuppers, Leader boxes, 4" downspouts, Cap flashing Transition flashing between the two buildings. And one final feature is a metal hinged roof hatch to be installed in the back roof Upper roof, and associated Sheetmetal $17,950 Lower roof, and Sheetmetal & hatch $13,575 Repairs Allowance. $2500 Contracting expenses to plan, develop and manage Along with insure the project $850 } Let me know your decisions on this phase Russell. PO Box 324 Mt. Angel, OR 97362 503.845.6035 CCB 104695 14 Peterson Equipment Co. 151 N front Street Woodburn, OR 97071 RE: 151 N Front Street 0 Strip and remove debris 0 Inspect deck for damages 0 Deposit Vaswniton RooFmi Company 1700 SW Hwy 18 •McMinnville OR 97128 colitmcl Phone 503.472.ROOF• Fax 503.472.3394 Proposal & .Acceptance Licensed &Bonded, CCB#55201 February 8, 2012 wrc@onlinemac.com Bid # C01-12-015 Att: Russell Peterson Phone: 503-981-4032 E -Mail: russell@peterson-eq.com 0 We are not responsible for debris in attic ® Repairs done at $58.00 per man hour, plus material ® Not responsible for satellite/antenna alignment or tuning INSTALL: Install Duro-Last Single Ply Membrane, Mechanically Attached Install Manufacturer's Approved Slip Sheet Install per Manufacturer's Specifications Term Bar, Fasteners, Caulking, Vents, Scuppers and Various Size Stacks and Curbs 15 year Manufacturer's Non -Prorated Material and Labor Warranty with contents coverage INVESTMENT: 54 Mil Commercial Grade Duro-Last Roof System $11,924.44 Scope of work to include: Complete demo and disposal of existing roofing Maintain class A fire rated rood system Wrap all parapet wails to exterior perimeter of building Install 4" 2pc 24 gauge kynar paint finish metal coping w/ gravel stop Provide new 2"x8" wood ledger at building perimeter to receive new coping and roofing Properly flash all rooftop protrusions per manufacturers specifications Provide our own power, chemical toilet and necessary equipment to complete work Maintain OSHA compliant worksite Provide complete clean up Note: Permits at cost 24 Gauge Collector Boxes and Downspouts $19550-00 Scope of work to include: Overflows Weldable scuppers through wall detail that will not allow water to back up into building Metal cladding around existing hole in wall, counter flashed under new metal coping Expanding foam as necessary Downspouts to existing ground level drainage fE PROPOSE all material is guaranteed to be as specified. All work is to be completed in a workmanlike manner according to standard practices. Any alteration or deviation from specifications involving extra costs will be executed only upon written orders and/or verbal consent. This will become an extra charge over and above the estimate. All agreements are contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays that are beyond our control. The Owner is to carryfire, tornado and other necessary insurance, W RCworkers are fully covered by Worker's Compensation Insurance: Please list bid choices) and correspond -in price --------------------------------- Dollars ($ Payment to be made as follows: ONE HALF OF BID AMOUNT REQUIRED DOWN AT SIGNING OF CONTRACT BALANCE DUE UPON COMPLETION OF THE JOB. Any account not paid in full within 30 days of completion of work and/or billing will be charged a late charge of 'i'/2% per month (18% per annum) from date of completion of work and/or billing until paid. ACCEPTED the above prices, specifications and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted. You are authorized to do the work as specified. Payment will be made as outlined above. Date of acceptance: By: By: 15 Respectfully submitted, WASHINGTON ROOFING COMPANY Aaron Walker By: This contract may be withdrawn by us if not accepted within 15 days. Washington Roofing Company is entitled to recover its reasonable attomey fees and collection costs incurred in enforcing this agreement, even though no lawsuit is filed. If a lawsuit is filed, the court, including any appellate court, shall set the amount of attorney fees. Upon acceptance of this contract, your signature will acknowledge receipt of your "Information Notice" & " Consumer Notification ,t F I • , y I e 5'Y � y� ! '`e, ' %'°.:I * ' I _ 1 ' " y �, ° ��' � 'v � � ell �" � .. ' • a � ,� ' Id� � � �v � '. '' i � 111 ! ;y � ,` °1 5 ,Y�y� _ '� �!, �° , �g F_ Y�. 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