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Contractor's Name
Snohomish County
Approval Date
11/16/2017
Council Approval Date
11/8/2017
Department
Planning
Department Project Manager
Allan Giffen
Subject / Project Title
Development Agreement Amendment
Tracking Number
0001048
Total Compensation
$0.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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Exhibit A—Courthouse Modernization Project Narrative <br /> PROJECT NARRATIVE <br /> Project will involve the construction of a new approximately 30,000 square foot entry tower(five stories <br /> plus partial basement)attached to the north side of the existing 1967 Snohomish County Courthouse,and <br /> renovation of approximately 54,000 square feet within the existing courthouse. <br /> A. New Addition:The footprint of the new addition will comprise approximately 5,900 square feet and <br /> be placed over the existing entry plaza located between the north entrance of the courthouse and Wall <br /> Street as shown in the site plan. It will connect to, and provide seismic reinforcement for,the existing <br /> Courthouse via public circulation corridors as more fully depicted in the schematic floor plans(attached as <br /> Exhibits 3a through 3f), with a code-mandated fire-door and 3-hour firewall separation maintained at the <br /> connection on all levels. <br /> The new entry tower will be utilized to provide expanded security screening,public circulation and access <br /> corridors serving the existing courthouse structure including a new stairwell access and two new elevators <br /> for general public access.The existing public elevators internal to the existing courthouse will be replaced <br /> with a single secured elevator for staff access. The current inmate-circulation elevator internal to the <br /> existing courthouse will remain in service but court facilities on the east end of the courthouse will be <br /> reconfigured to allow for secure inmate transfer between the elevator corridor and adjacent <br /> courtrooms. In addition,various services and facilities within the existing courthouse structure are <br /> proposed to be relocated or consolidated within the new entry tower as follows: <br /> • Level 1—Lobby with expanded security screening area (replaces existing security screening <br /> currently conducted in first floor hallway); <br /> • Level 2—Jury Assembly room(relocated from first floor of existing courthouse;criminal hearings <br /> courtroom currently located on third floor will be relocated to vacated space on first floor); <br /> • Level 3—District court administration will be consolidated into Level 3 of the new entry tower <br /> (district court hearings room will be relocated to space vacated by the district court administration <br /> and district court courtrooms relocated to space vacated by criminal hearings courtroom so that <br /> all district court services and courtrooms are located on the same floor); <br /> • Level 4—Consolidation of existing Sheriff's Office Administration and New Superior Court Trial <br /> Courtroom and related staff offices for existing judicial seat currently designated as"roving" <br /> (Snohomish County Superior Court consists of fifteen elected superior court judges,two of whom <br /> rotate to the Denny Juvenile Justice Center, leaving thirteen judicial seats based at the existing <br /> courthouse which currently contains only twelve courtrooms comprising Departments 1 through <br /> 12.The thirteenth judicial department is designated as"roving"and assigned to courtrooms as <br /> they become available due to other judges being on vacation, trials in extended recess, or other <br /> gaps in calendars. Creation of a designated courtroom for the thirteenth department will facilitate <br /> calendaring and facilities planning for this existing judicial seat which is currently based at the <br /> courthouse). <br /> • Level 5—Judges'conference room and related Superior Court administrative spaces(a portion of <br /> this space is currently undesignated and will be used as"swing"space to relocate offices and <br /> services within the existing Courthouse as renovation occurs). <br /> B. Renovation: Due to the 1967-era of the existing Courthouse the project will also involve substantial <br /> seismic retrofitting and renovation of the existing Courthouse.Seismic bracing of the existing Courthouse <br /> Page 7 of 12 <br />
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