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(Pk cu( Seward Museum-Library Project Funding Update 2011 Source Contracted Design (Complete) $1,049,277 $1,049,277 STATE GRANT Construction Financing TOTAL $7,400,000 PHASE 1, FALL 2011 $3,000,000 $3,000,000 STATE GRANT PHASE 2, SPRING 2012 $4,400,000 $3,700,000 BOND $ 500,000 RASMUSSEN GRANT $ 200,000 NEH GRANT PROJECT MGT $357,330(est) $ 357,330 STATE GRANT Other Expenses FFE (furniture, fixtures, equipment) $200,000 $200,000 NEH GRANT RELOCATION $20,000 FUNDRAISING EXHIBITS $100,000 $100,000 NEH GRANT LANDSCAPING, BENCHES UNKNOWN FUNDRAISING CONTINGENCY/ELECTRIC/ INSPECTIONS $200,000 FUNDRAISING ActivitY Activity Orig Rem % Early Early M I J I J I AI S I O I N I D J I F I M I A I M I J 11J I A I c 1 nl l i n J I F I M p ID Description Dur Dur Start Finish iiii11.1 General DD130 CDs Complete 0 0 0 18MAY11' *CDs Complete DD140 Permit Review 22 22 0 19MAY11 09JUN11 =Permit Review PRE100 Council Votes on Bonds 0 0 0 23MAY11' 'Council Votes on Bonds PRE110 Bond Application and Approval Process 90 90 0 24MAY11 22AUG11 !!‘n_ i'lBond Application and Approval Process PRO200 GMP Presentation 0 0 0 02JUN11' •GMP Presentation PRO210 Review&Negotiate GMP 10 10 0 02JUN11 15JUN11 •Review&Negotiate GMP i PRO290 Award GMP Contract Modification 0 0 0 16JUN11* 1 •Award GMP Contract Modification PRO300 Bonds/Insurance 10 10 0 16JUN11 29JUN11 111Bonds Insurance DD150 Permit Issued for Construction 0 0 0 10JUN11 *Permit Issued for Construction PRO310 NTP Full Project 0 0 0 30JUN11 NTP Full Project General ' PRO950 Substantial Completion of Project 0 0 0 07DEC12 Substantial Completion of Project. i PRO999 Final Completion of Project 0 0 0 15FEB13 Final Comp4etlo i of project• General SUB120 Produce Rebar Shop Drawings 10 10 0 30JUN11 10JUL11 "Produce Rebar Shop Drawings 1 SUB160 Produce Mechanical Submittals 20 20 0 30JUN11 23JUL11 =Produce Mechanical Submittals SUB180 Produce Plumbing Submittal Package 15 15 0 30JUN11 18JUL11 IIII1Produce Plumbing Submittal Package SUB100 Produce Shop Drawings Structural Steel 20 20 0 30JUN11 20JUL11 ®Produce Shop Drawings Structural Steel SUB240 Produce Civil Submittal Package 15 15 0 30JUN11 18JUL11 Produce Civil Submittal Package SUB210 Produce Siding Submittal Package 30 30 0 01JUL11 05AUG11 Produce Siding Submittal Package SUB140 Produce Glazing Shop Drawings 30 30 0 01JUL11 05AUG11 Produce Glazing Shop Drawings SUB230 Produce Wall Shoring Design 30 30 0 01JUL11 05AUG11 (♦Produce Wall Shoring Design SUB200 Produce Architectural Submittal Package 30 30 0 01JUL11 05AUG11 Produce Architectural Submittal Package SUB220 Produce Roofing Submittal Package 30 30 0 01JUL11 05AUG11 4 11Produce''Roofing Submittal Package SUB130 SubmitApprove Rebar Shop Drawings 15 15 0 11JUL11 25JUL11 •Submit/Approve Rebar Shop Drawings SUB190 SubmiVApprove Plumbing Submittal Package 15 15 0 19JUL11 04AUG11 I•Submit/Approve Plumbing Submittal Package SUB250 Submit/Approve Civil Package 15 15 0 19JUL11 04AUG11 •Submit/Approve Civil Package , SUB110 Submit/Approve Structural Steel Shop Drawings 20 20 0 21JUL11 09AUG11 =Submit/Approve Structural Steel Shop Drawings ' SUB170 Submit/Approve Mechanical Equipment Shop 15 15 0 25JUL11 10AUG11 •Submit/Approve Mechanical Equipment Shop Dwgs SUB290 Submitt/Approve Siding Submittal Package 30 30 0 06AUG11 10SEP11 1=11Submitt/Approve Siding Submittal Package SUB150 Submit/Approve Glazing Shop Drawings 30 30 0 06AUG11 10SEP11 =INSubmit/Approve Glazing Shop Drawings SUB260 Submit/Approve Miscellanous Package 15 15 0 06AUG11 23AUG11 =Submit/Approve Miscellanous Package SUB270 Submit/Approve Architectural Package 30 30 0 06AUG11 10SEP11 MISubmit/Approve Architectural Package . SUB280 Submit/Approve Roofing Submittal Package 30 30 0 06AUG11 10SEP11 , Submit/Approve Roofing Submittal Package Start Date 01 MAY1 t Early Bar SLM4 Sheet 1 of 6 Finish Date 15FEB13 progress Bar PCL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC. Data Date 18MAY11 Run Date 10JUN11 14:10 Critical Activity SCLM 100%DOC GMP SHUT DOWN IN WINTER/COMPRESS COMMISSIONING ©Primavera Systems,Inc. 3 Activity Activity Orig Rem % EarlyEarly WIP1PIri�n�nWI M l A ' M JJ I A S I O I N I D J I FI I M F ID Description Dur Dur Start Finish 'SUB950 Submit/Approve Closeout Documentation 60 60 0 08DEC12 15FEB13 11111111111111111111111111111/1 IIS bmit/Appro t ve Closeout Documentation General PRO110 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Rebar 25 25 0 26JUL11 19AUG11 llltl■Procure/Fabricate/Ship Rebar PRO330 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Civil Package 15 15 0 05AUG11 22AUG11 ®Procure/Fabricate,Ship Civil Package I j PRO100 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Structural Steel 60 60 0 10AUG11 09OCT11Procure/Fabricate snip Structural Steel PRO130 Produce/Fabricate/Ship Mechanical Equipment 56 56 0 11AUG11 15OCT11 Produce/Fabricate/Ship Mechanical Equipment 1 PRO340 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Shoring Components 30 30 0 24AUG11 28SEP11 INNS rocure/Fabricate/Ship Shoring Components ' PRO380 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Siding Package 84 84 0 12SEP11 22DEC11 (Procure/Fabricate/Ship Siding Package PRO120 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Glazing 84 84 0 12SEP11 22DEC11 IProcureiFabricate'Ship Glazing PRO350 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Architectural Package 30 30 0 12SEP11 15OCT11 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Architectural Package PRO360 Procure/Fabricate/Ship Roofing Package 15 15 0 12SEP11 28SEP11 • rocureFabricate/Ship Roofing Package 1 Exterior CIV251 Mob Civil Contractor 5 5 0 01JUL11 07JUL11 If Mob Civil Contractor GEN101 Install Site Fence 5 5 0 01JUL11 07JUL11 1111nstall Site Fence GEN121 Provide Site layout Survey 3 3 0 01JUL11 05JUL11 ItProvide Site layout Survey CIV101 Mass Ex Bldg Foundation and Elev Core 15 15 0 08JUL11 25JUL11 Mass Ex Bldg Foundation and Elev Core GEN111 Shore Existing Power Poles As Necessary 3 3 0 08JUL11 11JUL11 1 1 IShore Existing Power Poles As Necessary CIV132 Excavate,Relocate,Backfill Fire Hydrant 4 4 0 08JUL11 12JUL11 IlExcavate,Relocate,Backfill Fire Hydrant ' CIV232 Cold Patch Roadway at Fire Hydrant 3 3 0 13JUL11 15JUL11 I1Cold Patch Roadway at Fire Hydrant ELEC001 Set-up Temporary Power 8 8 0 22JUL11 30JUL11 'Set-up Temporary Power CIV121 Tie-in Water Service 5 5 0 26JUL11 30JUL11 (Tie-in Water Service CIV141 Backfill Elevator Core&to Bottom of Ftgs 5 5 0 01AUG11 05AUG11 (Backfill Elevator Core&to Bottom of Ftgs ' CIV161 _Install Footing Drain ©© 0 01AUG11 05AUG11 /Install Footing Drain CIV131 Test and Flush Water Service 5 5 0 01AUG11 05AUG11 (Test and Flush Water Service 1 CIV111 Tie in to Existing Sewer 5 5 0 23AUG11 27AUG11 ITie into Existing Sewer ' CIV171 Backfill to Slab Grade 5 5 0 09SEP11 14SEP11 IBackfill to Slab Grade ARCH100 Install Waterproofing on Foundation Wall 10 10 0 08OCT11 19OCT11 lllnstall Waterproofing on Foundation Wall ARCH110 Install Drainboard on Foundation Wall 10 10 0 14OCT11 25OCT11 ■Install Drainboard on Foundation Wall ARCH120 Install 4"Rigid Insulation on Foundation wall 10 10 0 20OCT11 31OCT11 ■Install 4"Rigid Insulation on Foundation wall CIV151 Backfill Building 10 10 0 29OCT11 09NOV11 ®Backfill Building ARCH130 Install Precast Concrete Panels 10 10 0 01NOV11 11NOV11 Install Precast Concrete Panels CIV192 FRPS Retaining Walls 4 4 0 10NOV11 14NOV11 IFRPS Retaining Walls STR-220 FRPS Exterior Stair Columns and Pad 5 5 0 10NOV11 15NOV11 IFRPS Exterior Stair Columns and Pad CIV201 Complete Backfill to Final Grade 15 15 0 17APR12 07MAY12 1-1Complete Backfill to Final Grade STR-230 Set Exterior Stairs including Handrail 5 5 0 01MAY12 05MAY12 ElSet Exterior Stairs including Handrail GEN131 Install Stair Tower For Roof Access 3 3 0 01MAY12 03MAY12 lInstall Stair Tower For Roof Access STR-200 Frame Exterior Walls 15 15 0 05JUN12 21JUN12 INFrame Exterior Walls ARCH160 Install thermal barrier/Ridgid/Inf Bar&z fur 15 15 0 16JUN12 03JUL12 rllnstall thermal barrier/Ridgid/Inf Bar&z fur STR-210 Frame Parapets 10 10 0 22JUN12 03JUL12 ■Frame Parapets STR-210A Inboard parapets @ balloon walls and glazing 8 8 0 22JUN12 30JUN12 Inboard parapets @ balloon walls and glazing■ ARCH760 Install Exterior Doors 10 10 0 22JUN12 03JUL12 Lllnstall Exterior Doors ARCH150 Sheet Parapets 5 5 0 05JUL12 10JUL12 ISheet Parapets Sheet 2 of 6 Activity Activity Orig Rem % Early Early 201 .'12 -.'1 ID Description Dur Dur Start Finish „ - • D _ - • ARCH260 InstalVProtect Glazing Clerestory 10 10 0 05JUL12 16JUL12 ■Install/Protect Glazing Clerestory ARCH300 InstalVProtect Glazing-Lvl 1 &2 10 10 0 05JUL12 16JUL12 ■Install/Protect Glazing-Lvl 1&2 STR-211 Frame Clerestory 7 7 0 05JUL12 12JUL12 'Frame Clerestory ARCH161 Install Z Girt/Furring Plywood&IB-Lvl 1 10 10 0 05JUL12 16JUL12 Install Z Girt/Furring Plywood&IB-Lvl 111. ARCH230 Install EPDM Roof-Upper Roof 10 10 0 07JUL12 18JUL12 •Install EPDM Roof-Upper Roof ARCH180 Install Vapor Retarder and 2"Rigid Insulation 5 5 0 13JUL12 18JUL12 Install Vapor Retarder and 2"Rigid Insulation.] ARCH231 Install EPDM-Lower Roof 10 10 0 19JUL12 30JUL12 ■Install EPDM-Lower Roof ARCH240 Install Metal Shingles 15 15 0 19JUL12 08AUG12 IMIIInstall Metal Shingles GM100 Building Dryed In 0 0 0 30JUL12 *Building Dryed In CIV181 Excavate/Grade For Exterior Concrete 10 10 0 09AUG12* 22AUG12 Excavate/Grade For Exterior Concretes ARCH250 Install Exterior Stone Tile 15 15 0 09AUG12 25AUG12 IMInstall Exterior Stone Tile ARCH140 Install Inslted Metal Panels Clerestory 7 7 0 09AUG12 16AUG12 Install Inslted Metal Panels Clerestory) GEN132 Remove Stair Tower 3 3 0 17AUG12 20AUG12 IRemove Stair Tower ARCH232 Terminate Roofing to Metal Panels 3 3 0 17AUG12 20AUG12 ITerminate Roofing to Metal Panels CIV191 FRPS Sidewalks and Exterior Croncete pads 10 10 0 23AUG12 06SEP12 FRPS Sidewalks and Exterior Croncete pads ELEC250 Trim-out Exterior Electrical 10 10 0 27AUG12 07SEP12 !'ITrim-out Exterior Electrical MECH360 Trim-Out Exterior Mechanical 10 10 0 27AUG12 07SEP12 Lf]Trim-Out Exterior Mechanical CIV211 Landscape 7 7 0 07SEP12 17SEP12 liLandscape CIV231 Remove Cold Patch&Install Subbase 3 3 0 18SEP12 20SEP12 Remove Cold Patch&Install Subbase) CIV221 Install Asphalt Parking lot 3 3 0 21SEP12 25SEP12 Ilnstall Asphalt Parking lot CIV241 Stripe Parking Lot 3 3 0 26SEP12 28SEP12 (Stripe Parking Lot PUN-01 EX Internal Punchlist-Exterior 10 10 0 01 OCT12 12OCT12 ■Internal Punchlist-Exterio PUN-02EX Owner Punchlist-Exterior 5 5 0 150CT12 19OCT12 'Owner Punchlist-Exterio General STR-240 Shake Out Structural Steel 4 4 0 250CT11 280CT11 IShake Out Structural Steel STR-140 Erect Structural Steel 10 10 0 17APR12 30APR12 •Erect Structural Steel STR-150 Weld Out Structural Steel 15 15 0 24APR12 14MAY12 I =Weld Out Structural Steel STR-170 Install Metal Deck 15 15 0 01MAY12 21MAY12 =Install Metal Deck GEN100 Inst)Fall Protect Hand Rails 1st and 2nd Floor 4 4 0 22MAY12 25MAY12 lInstl Fall Protect Hand Rails 1st and 2nd Floor MECH155 Prepare and Fire Boiler for Temp Heat 15 15 0 26MAY12 13JUN12 ((®Prepare and Fire Boiler for Temp Heat ELEV100 Install Elevator 45 45 0 23JUL12 13SEP12 ®■Install Elevator PRO900 Mech System Ready for Testing 0 0 0 190CT12 Mech System Ready for Testing* COM0100 Operational Testing 10 10 0 200CT12 310CT12 ■Operational Testing COM0400 Testing,Adjusting,Balancing 15 15 0 01NOV12 17NOV12 Testing,Adjusting,Balancing.. COM0150 Submit/Approve Operational Test Report 10 10 0 07NOV12 17NOV12 SubmiVApprove Operational Test Report COM0200 On Site Verification 2 2 0 13NOV12 14NOV12 IOn Site Verification COM0450 Submit/Approve TAB Report 7 7 0 26NOV12 03DEC12 Submit/Approve TAB Report■ COM0250 Submit/Approve On Site Verification Data 7 7 0 15NOV12 27NOV12 Submit/Approve On Site Verification Detail • COM0900 30 Day Operational Test 5 5 0 28NOV12 02DEC12 30 Day Operational Test. COM0950 Submit/Approve Operational Test Report 3 3 0 05DEC12 07DEC12 SubmiVApprove Operational Test Report' Basement STR-250 Install Shoring Grade Beams 5 5 0 26JUL11 30JUL11 llnstall Shoring Grade Beams STR-101 FRPS Elevator Footings and Walls 4 4 0 26JUL11 29JUL11 IFRPS Elevator Footings and Walls Sheet 3 of 6 I Activity Activity Orig Rem % EarlyEarly AS22QQ12 �01$�JI OND JIFIMIAIMIJIJIAISIOINID JIFI M bID Description Dur Dur Start Finish 1,111 11111111111,111111.. (III.1LL111IIIIII111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111 U( III MECH100 Rough-in Underslab Plumbing Basement 7 7 0 06AUG11 13AUG11 ■Rough-in Underslab Plumbing Basement • CIV271 Scratch in Deepened footings 2 2 0 06AUG11 08AUG11 (Scratch in Deepened footings MECH110 Test Underslab Plumbiing 2 2 0 12AUG11 13AUG11 (Test Underslab Plumbiing STR-100 FRPS Footings 16 16 0 20AUG11 08SEP11 FRPS Footings STR-110 FRPS Foundation Walls 25 25 0 15SEP11 13OCT11 MFRPS Foundation Walls STR-120 FRPS Basement Slab 5 5 0 14OCT11 19OCT11 IFRPS Basement Slab ARCH360 FRPS Housekeeping Pads Mech/Fan Room 3 3 0 20OCT11 22OCT11 IFRPS Housekeeping Pads Mech/Fan Room MECH150 Set/Protect Lge Mechanical Equipment in 1 1 0 24OCT11 24OCT11 ISet/Protect Lge Mechanical Equipment in Basement STR-130 Shore Foundation Wails 5 5 0 240CT11 28OCT11 I;Shore Foundation Walls STR-160 Grout and Pour Back Columns 2 2 0 01MAY12 02MAY12 '(Grout and Pour Back Columns ARCH270 Frame Interior Walls Basement 5 5 0 22JUN12 27JUN12 It Frame Interior Walls Basement MECH190 Rough-In Heating/Plumbing Basement 15 15 0 28JUN12 16JUL12 II,Rough-In Heating/Plumbing Basement ELEC100 Electrical Rough-in Basement 20 20 0 28JUN12 21JUL12 � =Electrical Rough-in Basement FIRE120 Rough-In Fire Sprinkler System Basement 10 10 0 28JUN12 10JUL12 I fl;!Rough-In Fire Sprinkler System Basement MECH220 Rough-in Ductwork Basement 5 5 0 28JUN12 03JUL12 ®Rough-in Ductwork Basement ELEC160 Install Lights Basement 10 10 0 23JUL12 02AUG12 ■Install Lights Basement ELEC170 Pull Wire to Electrical Room Basement 5 5 0 23JUL12 27JUL12 (Pull Wire to Electrical Room Basement ARCH310 Install Drywall Basement 8 8 0 31JUL12 08AUG12 ■Install Drywall Basement ARCH340 Tape and Paint Mech/Fan Room 3 3 0 09AUG12 11AUG12 ITape and Paint MechiFan Room ARCH370 Tape and 1st Coat Basement 5 5 0 09AUG12 14AUG12 MUTape and 1st Coat Basement MECH260 Rough-In Mechanical Equipment Mech/Fan 40 40 0 13AUG12 28SEP12 Rough-In Mechanical Equipment Mech Fan RoomINII ARCH730 Install Doors Basement 2 2 0 15AUG12 16AUG12 'Install Doors Basement MECH270 Trim-Out Mechanical Basement 5 5 0 20AUG12 24AUG12 UTrim-Out Mechanical Basement ELEC220 Trim-Out Electrical Basement 8 8 0 20AUG12 28AUG12 rilTrim-Out Electrical Basement FIRE150 Trim Out Sprinkler System Basement 2 2 0 01SEP12 04SEP12 Trim Out Sprinkler System Basementt PUN-0100 Internal Punchlist-Lvl 0 5 5 0 05SEP12 10SEP12 nInternal Punchlist-Lvl 0 PUN-0200 Owner Punchlist-Lvl 0 5 5 0 11SEP12 15SEP12 (Owner Punchlist-Lvl 0 ELEC150 Complete Electrical in Boiler&Fan Room 15 15 0 29SEP12 16OCT12 Complete Electrical in Boiler&Fan Room= 1st Floor MECH170 Rough-In Radiant Heat in 1st Floor Slab 5 5 0 15MAY12 19MAY12 , tit Rough-In Radiant Heat in 1st Floor Slab FIRE100 Rough In Through Slab Pentrations 1st Floor 3 3 0 22MAY12 24MAY12 (Rough In Through Slab Pentrations 1st Floor MECH120 Rough-in Through Slab Penetrations 1st Floor 3 3 0 22MAY12 24MAY12 !'Rough-in Through Slab Penetrations 1st Floor STR-180 Form Rebar Pour 1st Floor Slab 7 7 0 25MAY12 02JUN12 I t Form Rebar Pour 1Ist Floor Slab ARCH280 Frame Interior Walls 1st Floor 10 10 0 28JUN12 10JUL12 I111Frame Interior Walls 1st Floor ELEC110 In-wall/Hardlid Electrical Rough in 1st Floor 20 20 0 11JUL12 02AUG12 In-wall/Hardlid Electrical Rough in 1st Floor MECH200 Rough In Heating/Plumbing 1st Floor 15 15 0 11JUL12 27JUL12 =Rough In Heating:Plumbing 1st Floor MECH240 Rough-in Ductwork 1st Floor 15 15 0 11JUL12 27JUL12 •Rough-in Ductwork 1st Floor FIRE130 Rough-In Sprinkler System 1st Floor 10 10 0 11JUL12 21JUL12 ,Rough-In Sprinkler System 1st Floor ARCH320 Install Drywall 1st Floor 15 15 0 03AUG12 20AUG12 ;rinstall Drywall 1st Floor ELEC130 Above Ceiling Electrical Rough-in 1st floor 10 10 0 15AUG12 25AUG12 Above Ceiling Electrical Rough-in 1st floors ARCH380 Tape and 1st Coat Paint 1st Floor 10 10 0 21AUG12 31AUG12 ,Tape and 1st Coat Paint 1st Floor MECH131 Above Ceiling Mech Rough-in 1st floor 10 10 0 21AUG12 31AUG12 Above Ceiling Mech Rough-in 1st floor, MECH225 Hang AHU 2,AHU 3 &RSD1 with duct 4 4 0 21AUG12 24AUG12 Hang AHU 2,AHU 3 &RSD1 with duct!! 1 Sheet 4 of 6 Activity Activity Orig Rem Early Early 2011 2Q12 ` 01g ID Description Dur Dur Start Finish M I J I J I A S O N I D J [—OHM A M J I J I A I S I O I N I D I J I2F I M b ii,iilLiuiaiii: iiiiiw, ,,,i,,ii, iiiaiiai;iiii, Illiiitiiiiiiiiiiuiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ELEC180 Pull Wire to Electrical Room 1st Floor 15 15 0 27AUG12 13SEP12 Pull Wire to Electrical Room 1st Floor= ARCH400 Install Ceiling Grid 1st Floor 10 10 0 01SEP12 13SEP12 ■Install Ceiling Grid 1st Floor ARCH530 Tile Womens Room 1st Floor 7 7 0 01SEP12 10SEP12 ■Tile Womens Room 1st Floor ARCH740 Install Doors 1st Floor 10 10 0 01SEP12 13SEP12 GJlnstall Doors 1st Floor ARCH520 Install Millwork 1st Floor Kitchenette 3 3 0 01SEP12 05SEP12 Install Millwork 1st Floor Kitchenetteti ARCH265 Install Int.Glazing Lvl 1 5 5 0 01SEP12 07SEP12 ]Install Int.Glazing Lvi 1 ARCH590 Install Millwork Community Room 3 3 0 06SEP12 08SEP12 Install Millwork Community Rooml ELEC190 Pull Wire to Electrical Room 2nd Floor 15 15 0 08SEP12 25SEP12 Pull Wire to Electrical Room 2nd Floor= MECH230 Set RFU-2 and AHU-2 4 4 0 08SEP12 12SEP12 !Set RFU-2 and A1-1U-2 ARCH540 Tile Mens Room 1st Floor 7 7 0 11SEP12 18SEP12 flTile Mens Room 1st Floor ARCH550 Install Millwork Womens Room 1st Floor 3 3 0 11SEP12 13SEP12 Install Millwork Womens Room 1st Floor] ELEC200 Install Lights 1st Floor 10 10 0 14SEP12 25SEP12 ■Install Lights 1st Floor MECH300 Set Bathroom Fixtures Womens Room 1st floor 3 3 0 14SEP12 17SEP12 Set Bathroom Fixtures Womens Room 1st flood] MECH280 Trim-Out Mechanical 1st Floor 10 10 0 14SEP12 25SEP12 f (Trim-Out Mechanical 1st Floor ARCH570 Install Bathroom Access Womens Room 1st 3 3 0 18SEP12 20SEP12 Install Bathroom Access Womens Room 1st Floor]] ARCH560 Install Millwork Mens Room 1st Floor 3 3 0 19SEP12 21SEP12 Install Millwork Mens Room 1s1 Floor] MECH310 Install Bathroom Fixtures Mens Room 1st Floor 3 3 0 22SEP12 25SEP12 Install Bathroom Fixtures Mens Room 1st Floor] ARCH420 Install ACT 1st Floor 5 5 0 26SEP12 01OCT12 (Install ACT 1st Floor ARCH580 Install Bathroom Access Mens Room 1st Floor 2 2 0 26SEP12 27SEP12 Install Bathroom Access Mens Room 1st Floor!, ARCH480 Prep Floor for Floor Covering 1st Floor 5 5 0 02OCT12 06OCT12 Prep Floor for Floor Covering 1st Floor] FIRE160 Trim Out Sprinkler System 1st Floor 3 3 0 02OCT12 04OCT12 Trim Out Sprinkler System 1st Floor]] ARCH450 2nd Coat Paint 1st Floor 5 5 0 08OCT12 12OCT12 192nd Coat Paint 1st Floor ELEC230 Trim-out Electrical 1st Floor 10 10 0 13OCT12 24OCT12 Trim-out Electrical 1st Floor* ARCH500 Install Floor Covering 1st Floor 10 10 0 25OCT12 05NOV12 Install Floor Covering 1st Floors PUN-0101 Internal Punchlist-Lvl 1 10 10 0 06NOV12 16NOV12 Internal Punchlist-Lvl 1* PUN-0201 Owner Punchlist-Lvl 1 5 5 0 17NOV12 27NOV12 Owner Punchlist-Lvl 11'4 2nd Floor MECH180 Rough-In Radiant Heat in 2nd Floor Slab 5 5 0 21MAY12 25MAY12 IRough-In Radiant Heat in 2nd Floor Slab FIRE110 Rough-in Through Slab Penetrations 2nd Floor 2 2 0 22MAY12 23MAY12 (Rough-in Through Slab Penetrations 2nd Floor MECH140 Rough In Through Slab Penetrations 2nd Floor 2 2 0 22MAY12 23MAY12 IRough In Through Slab Penetrations 2nd Floor - STR-190 Form Rebar Pour 2nd Floor Slab 7 7 0 26MAY12 04JUN12 Worm Rebar Pour 2nd Floor Slab ARCH290 Frame Interior Walls 2nd Floor 10 10 0 11JUL12 21JUL12 ®Frame Interior Walls 2nd Floor ELEC120 In-wall/Hardlid Electrical Rough-In 2nd Floor 20 20] 0 23JUL12 14AUG12 ln-wall/Hardlid Electrical Rough-In 2nd Floor]* MECH210 Rough-in Heating/Plumbing 2nd Floor 15 15 0 23JUL12 08AUG12 Rough-i Heating/Plumbing 2nd Floor FIRE140 Rough-In Sprinkler System 2nd Floor 10 10 0 23JUL12 02AUG12 I !Rough-Ir Sprinkler System 2nd Floor MECH250 Rough-in Ductwork 2nd Floor 10 10 0 23JUL12 02AUG121 !Rough-in Ductwork 2nd Floor ARCH440 2nd Coat Paint Basement 2 2 0 17AUG12 18AUG12 12nd Coat Paint Basement ARCH330 Install Drywall 2nd Floor 15 15 0 21AUG12 07SEP12 ■llnstall Drywall 2nd Floor ELEC140 Above Ceiling Electrical Rough-in 2nd Floor 10 10 0 01SEP12 13SEP12 Above Ceiling Electrical Rough-in 2nd Floor]■ ARCH390 Tape and 1st Coat Paint 2nd Floor 10 10 0 08SEP12 19SEP12 Tape and 1st Coat Paint 2nd Floor■ MECH141 Above Ceiling Mech Rough-in 2nd Floor 10 10 0 08SEP12 19SEP12 Above Ceiling Mech Rough-in 2nd FloorU ARCH410 Install Ceiling Grid 2nd Floor 7 7 0 20SEP12 27SEP12 ■Install Ceiling Grid 2nd Floor ARCH600 Tile Womens Room 2nd Floor 7 7 0 20SEP12 27SEP12 ■Tile Womens Room 2nd Floor Sheet 5 of 6 Activity Activity Orig Rem % Early Early 2011 202I 2013 ID Description Dur Dur Start Finish M I J I J I A I S I OI N I D J I F I M—rA7 M I J I J I A I S I O I N I D J FMP IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII)IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IILI_ LLII.LIItIIIIIIIIJ1IIi ARCH640 Install Millwork Childrens Toilet 2nd Floor 2 2 0 20SEP12 21SEP12 Install Millwork Childrens Toilet 2nd Floor) - ARCH750 Install Doors 2nd Floor 5 5 0 20SEP12 25SEP12 (Install Doors 2nd Floor ARCH266 Install Int.Glazing Lvl 2 5 5 0 20SEP12 25SEP12 'Install Int.Glazing Lvl 2 ARCH690 Install Casework Children's Lounge 2nd floor 5 5 0 22SEP12 27SEP12 Install Casework Children's Lounge 2nd floors I, MECH340 Set Bathroom Fixtures Childress Toilet 2nd Floor 3 3 0 22SEP12 25SEP12 Set Bathroom Fixtures Childrens Toilet 2nd Floors I ARCH610 Tile Mens Room 2nd Floor 7 7 0 25SEP12 020CT12 IYlTile Mens Room 2nd Floor ARCH670 Install BR Access Children's Toilet 2nd Floor 3 3 0 26SEP12 28SEP12 Install BR Access Children's Toilet 2nd Floor] ELEC210 Install Lights 2nd Floor 10 10 0 28SEP12 090CT12 Install Lights 2nd Floor ARCH710 Install Casework Meeting/Study 2 2 0 28SEP12 29SEP12 Install Casework Meeting/Study" MECH320 Set Bathroom Fixtures Women's Room 2nd Floor 3 3 0 28SEP12 010CT12 Set Bathroom Fixtures Women's Room 2nd Flooril ARCH620 Install Millwork Womens Room 2nd Floor 3 3 0 28SEP12 010CT12 Install Millwork Womens Room 2nd Floods MECH290 Trim-Out Mechanical 2nd Floor 10 10 0 28SEP12 090CT12 Trim-Out Mechanical 2nd Floorfl ARCH680 Install Millwork Work Area 2nd Floor 10 10 0 010CT12 110CT12 Install Millwork Work Area 2nd Floor$ ARCH650 Install Bathroom Access Womens Room 2nd 3 3 0 02OCT12 040CT12 Install Bathroom Access Womens Room 2nd Floods ARCH630 Install Millwork Mens Room 2nd Floor 3 3 0 030CT12 050CT12 Install Millwork Mens Room 2nd Floor!" MECH330 Set Bathroom Fixtures Men's Room 2nd Floor 3 3 0 03OCT12 050CT12 Set Bathroom Fixtures Men's Room 2nd FloorH ARCH720 Install Casework Library Stack Area 10 10 0 060CT12 170CT12 Install Casework Library Stack Area ARCH660 Install Bathroom Access Mens Room 2nd Floor 3 3 0 060CT12 090CT12 Install Bathroom Access Mens Room 2nd Flood ARCH430 Install ACT 2nd Floor 5 5 0 100CT12 150CT12 NInstall ACT 2nd Floor ARCH700 Install Casework Young Adults Lounge 5 5 0 120CT12 170CT12 Install Casework Young Adults Lounge MECH350 Install Fixtures Work Area 2nd floor 3 3 0 120CT12 15OCT12 Install Fixtures Work Area 2nd floors' ARCH490 Prep Floor for Floor Covering 2nd Floor 3 3 0 160CT12 18OCT12 Prep Floor for Floor Covering 2nd Flood FIRE170 Trim Out Sprinkler System 2nd Floor 3 3 0 160CT12 180CT12 I Trim Out Sprinkler System 2nd Floods ARCH460 2nd Coat Paint 2nd Floor 3 3 0 190CT12 220CT12 M2nd Coat Paint 2nd Floor ELEC240 Trim-out Electrical 2nd Floor 10 10 0 230CT12 02NOV12 Trim-out Electrical 2nd Floor$ ARCH510 Install Floor Covering 2nd Floor 10 10 0 03NOV12 14NOV12 Install Floor Covering 2nd Floor.. PUN-0102 Internal Punchlist-Lvl 2 10 10 0 15NOV12 30NOV12 Internal Punchlist-Lvl 2111 PUN-0202 Owner Punchlist-Lvl 2 5 5 0 01DEC12 06DEC12 I Owner Punchlist-Lvl 21 Roof I i MECH370 Install Roof Drain Bowls 4 4 0 10MAY12 14MAY12 I I Alnstall Roof Drain Bowls MECH130 Rough-In Roof Drains 2 2 0 22MAY12 23MAY12 IRough-In Roof Drains Sheet 6 of 6 ��c6 Com% vizi OMR ,e4' Seward Community Library Museum ciry mu Background ► The new Seward Library Museum promises a much-anticipated addition to the city's landscape. The idea of creating the new facility, combining the worn library and museum, came from a grass- roots initiative in 2003 that considered how to best celebrate and commemorate Seward's 100th anniversary in 2012. Since then, a dedicated group of Seward residents created the business and financial plans; identified and cleared a building site; obtained an architect and contractor; held public meetings; sponsored successful public initiatives, and raised funding from private and public sources. The project, originally named "Something for us," chose the 2012 graduating class of Seward High School as representatives of the project. Their future celebrates the values and traditions that make Seward a wonderful place to live, as does every Seward graduating class. The Library Museum will provide a community touchstone as these students return to start businesses and families, while providing all the members of the community with much improved access to a vast array of educational, cultural and recreational resources. The Building ►The 16,300 square-foot building combines modern library and museum spaces with additional public gathering spaces. The total cost is $10.3 million, based on a Construction Management/General Contractor agreement with PCL Construction. It will be a facility that is energy efficient, ADA accessible, sustainable and able to hold our history for another 100 years. We are creating a place for children and adults' access to GIVING LEVELS information and education that will bridge the "digital divide." The new Library Museum will distinguish Seward from other Alaska towns and Visionary $100,000+ help attract and retain employees, teachers, doctors, nurses, and visitors. Historian $50,000-$99,000 A new library says to potential residents: Seward is a place in favor of Novelist $25,000-$49,999 free access to books, ideas, resources, and information—because Playwright $10,000-$24,999 education, employment, enjoyment and informed self-government are Curator $5,000-$9,999 important principles to us. Biographer $1,000*-$4,999 Poet $5004999 Founder $100-$499 Naming Opportunities ► A new building of this importance offers Bookworm $50-$99 wonderful opportunities for individuals and companies to obtain a *Donors permanent th00 or recognition above levelhwill permanent legacy bydonatingtoward the completion and namingof receive recognition in the 9 Y P new building. special rooms, spaces and equipment. For specific sponsorship opportunities, please contact Development Director Chellie Skoog with the contact information below. Fund Raising i Seward received at $4.7 million Alaska State grant in 2010, one of just six libraries in the state. The Seward Library Museum Building Committee raised $1.4 million in donations and grants that include a $500,000 matching grant from the Rasmuson Foundation and a $500,000 challenge grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. A general obligation bond by the City of Seward, plus an active capital raising campaign, will complete the financial picture. Contact Us ► You can find us on the web at www.somethinclforus.orq for more information, pictures, donation forms, and other interesting items. Please call us at 907-362-7974, or write in care of P.O. Box 2023, Seward, Alaska 99664. Contact Chellie Skoog at chelliessomethingforus.orq. ytir history, 1' �C111lg lel, ?Ol td 111C'ti near( efei`z/" 'LIBRARY/MUSEUM PROJECT HISTORY The beginning By Bev Dunham The Library/Museum project evolved as a major Seward effort following several public meetings in 2002 called by the Seward City Mayor Edgar Blatchford. He felt Seward needed a spirit of revival and hoped to get townspeople working together for the betterment of the community. These scoping meetings drew a wide spectrum of citizens and a lot of enthusiasm. The Mayor dubbed the effort "SOS," for Spirit of Seward. Fortunately the time period coincided with another project—that of planning for the celebration of Seward's 100th anniversary in 2003. Scores of townspeople attending the scoping meetings broke into groups and were directed to develop a list of projects that could be carried into Seward's second century. It was envisioned such a project could be at least started and possibly completed by 2012, the anniversary of Seward's city charter. These meetings resulted in hundreds of ideas. Some were impractical for one reason or another: too grandiose, too costly, not inclusive, narrow scope of interest, too complicated, or did not appeal to enough people. The following goals garnered the most appeal and merged into one project: it must be something for the greatest amount of users, provide year-round benefit, and be directed toward Seward-area residents. Knowing both the library and museum have need of more space and that it would be appropriate they be combined in a single structure, it became the chosen project. With that choice evolved the project's motto: "Something For Us." 1 Property of SCLMBC,Seward Community Library Museum Building Committee SEWARD COMMUNITY LIBRARY MUSEUM "Embracing our history, growing by volumes " Seward, Alaska has a long history of caring for and using its community library. Seward's colorful history is preserved at the Seward Museum. Plans are underway to combine these community services in a new multi-use facility to better serve the Seward Community. The new facility would include public space that will host a variety of community-based programs. Project Milestones to Date Project Goals 2003 /Selected Seward Centennial A facility with access for all Legacy Project patrons (ADA accessible facility) 2004 /Initial Program/Design Concept New facility built to the highest 2005 /Steering Committee Formed energy efficiency standards possible 2006 /Site Selected * A facility that contributes to 2007 /Land Acquired Seward's local economy and quality of life /Project Accepted into the Foraker Pre-Development * Better preserve Seward's historical Program and cultural collections Feasibility Study Completed A Flexible meeting spaces for 2008 /Leadership Gifts Secured community gathering, events and small conferences /Original Concept Refined V Project Cost Estimate Complete ' Increased space for more books and historical exhibits /Business Plan Finalized 3,+ /Plan of Finance Developed Project Facts 2009 /Capital Campaign Plan Launched SIZE: 16,300 SF /Grants & Foundation Submittals COST: Estimated at $10 Million /Community Support Survey (design, construction and conducted furnishings) V Resolutions/Propositions 2 & 3 LOCATION: Adjacent to the current /Funding to Advance Project library Through Schematic Design Project Management/Design Team What is the Project Funding Plan? Selection City Election Yes for G.O Bond 2010MA/Schematic Design Complete up to $500K / Capital $300K /State Funding Secured Campaign Leadership up to $2M l" Gifts /Local Funding Committed Grants Agencies & VBegin Design Development Foundations Construction Contractor Selection $3.7314 ✓Major Grant Awards tNiA Publicly Funded/City Work in Progress of Seward 2011 0 Site Demolition $4.7M o Design Complete � State Grant. • o Construction Begins 2012 - C Grand Opening August 2012 Version 1.4.11 d Cor% / 1 /-• A of t/j4r, /11111111.11 ��� "Embracin o r hist r1{"�, owing by volumes",,•��, .City aAiwa Sortatd�n�N�� 4‘ 2- Owls �M° 1 �� Js '•,� ('°minimitc ,C', ay MSS ,,. . (:i t t I' a p'('tti Thr. .d w•�t` January Seward Community Library Museum 2011 Newsletter Rasmuson Foundation Grant they hold dear.In the past ten years our firm has had the privilege of working on 73 separate mu- iiIIMPIPOIN Rasmuson Foundation awarded the seum and library projects ranging from$46,000 to Library Museum project a over$600 million,"said Scott Ivany, Seward Community R A S M U S O N $500,000 matching grant in Nov/ PCL construction manager and Anchor- Library Museum Build- FOUNDATION Dec 2010. age office head.Previous library museum projects ing Committee: Rasmuson Foundation announced their awards to include the Canadian War Museum,The Grammy 12 organizations around the state. We wish to Award Museum,and The Canadian Museum for thank the Rasmuson Foundation for their out- Human Rights. Keith Campbell standing support of our Library Museum project! "We are proud to be adding the Seward Chair Community Library Museum to our list of pro- National Endowment for the Hu- jects in Alaska,"said Ivany. "Our experience with Vanta Shafer manities Grant Alaska local design and subcontracting firms has Mary Tougas NATIONAL We have just confirmed the been wonderful and we're excited about continu- Co-Vice Chairs ^t tZ ENDOWMENT award of a challenge grant ing that success as we start this exciting project �.--JILL FOR THE Kerry Martin i HUMANITIES from the National Endow- for Seward.We anticipate substantial local labor �� Joanne Myers ment for the Humanities participation." Co-Treasurers (NEH)in the amount of$500,000. More infor- mation will be coming regarding this award to the Seward residents showed great Colleen Kelly Library Museum project. We are very excited to generosity to Library Museum from Recorder have this national grant award and want to thank Pick. Click. Give. NEH for their support. During its second year of existence, Members: Seward residents donated$2,856 through the Shannon Kovac Chellie Skoognamed development Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend's(PFD)Chari- Karla Oates P Jerry Woods director table Contributions Program to the Resurrection Kim Hughes The Resurrection Bay Historical Society Bay Historical Society($931),and the Seward welcomes Seward resident Chellie Skoog as its Community Library($1,925).The money donated Phillip Oates newly hired development director at the end of through the program,named Pick.Click.Give.,is City Manager October 2010. Skoog's as- going to the capital fund of the new Seward Li- signment is to organize and brary Museum building,slated for completion in Patty Linville manage the Capital Cam- 2012. Library Director paign for the new Seward The level of giving by the 30 Seward Lee Poleske Community Library Museum residents who made the Library Museum dona- Museum Director (SCLM).Construction on the tions showed a generosity that exceeded the state- RBHS President - i new building,scheduled for wide giving average,where 14,264 Alaskans do- completion in 2012,begins nated a total of$927,075 to their favorite next spring.Co-advocate of causes. The statewide donations during the pro- Honorary Members: the new Seward Community gram's 2010 year doubled from its first year. Library Museum is the Sew- January 1,2011,Alaskan's will be able Carol Lindsey and Library Association. to file for their PFD and once again have the Dorothy Urbach Chellie has helped to launch the commu- choice of donating to this project. For more infor- Class of 2012 nity giving campaign with a year-end appeal that mation on the Pick.Click.Give.program,go to: Representatives: has increased our donor numbers from 132 to \\ i ickclickRive.org 190. Chellie can be reached at 907-362-7974 or Josh Eavis email at: chellies@somethingforus.org. Guess Who Turned 80? Jed Wilde Our community library celebrated it's Seward selects PCL Construction as 80th birthday with a presentation on the new Library Museum contractor building design Nov 30th,2010.Library sup- RBHS Development The City of Seward announces the selec- porter Amy Mow made this book cake that was Director: tion of PCL Construction as the contractor of the enjoyed by the packed crowd of supporters that Chellie Skoog new$10 million Seward Community Library Mu- stopped in for the presentation. (907)362-7974 seum,slated for groundbreaking in spring chcllics@somcthingforus.org 2011. Construction P L C will manage precon- struction and construction phase services under a .., Construction Management/General Contractor �-,. Website gets new look! agreement.Selected from a field of 10 competi- - 's tors,PCL Construction received unanimous sup- - . Hort for the contract award from the Seward City ' t '?_. 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Box Holder "Embracing Seward, AK 99664 Click. our history, Give. growing by volumes " -2008 Library Museum Building Committee www.SomethingForUs.org low � Co��`�� S E \ % R D C O UNITY ,, s,F., dF LIB Y , �' USEU I PROJECT - =v e<6lat' MLSe°� " Embracin our history, rowille in byvolumes " '` `° g g g -Library Museum Building Committee 2008 Design Compleaunchte•Constru ion Phase •Augus 12,2012 Capital ,°: L •Major Gran wards Grand ening •Design Develo ent 0 Construction Contr for Selection •State Funding Secured •City Funding Committed •Schema'c Design 0Design Tea Selection •Bond Initiative ote •Project Manager--lection Illt •Community Support.urvey •Grant Applications 'Ian of Finance ;, i,:..7: Ill M •Busine Plan . ° . l l;,3rI •Cost Estim.te i. .tft '�' n Concept •Leadership Gifts - r r - - •';F'Ille4 •Fea ibility Study - _ •Foraker P-.- elopment Program •Land Acquisition S Alaska C munity Foundation Relati. ship 0 Site Selection •Stee'ng Committee Established 2 011 2 012 0 Seward Centen ial Legacmy Project Pre' inary Program/Design C ncept 2 0 08 2009 2 0 1 0 Community Co sensus2004 2005 2006 2007 2002 2003 +;jl ,':1 # tq iSeward,Alaska has a long history of caring for and using their 3 4 ii I - ! i 0 —. community library.They also have a colorful history that is J illi— ` ,1 _ 1preserved at the Seward Museum.Plans are underway to combine (( I • igboth of these community services to better serve the people of 1 ? i +� �� Seward. iJ El rJ - �, { r i11 jQ fThe Combined Library and Museum is planned as a multi-use i l, I �� facility with a variety of year-round activities.The two-story i �} facility includes the Museum and meeting spaces on the first 2 # floor,and Library on the second floor. Complimentary uses i tt�� `t4' J �� �� — �� _____ throughout the year will include the potential to host a variety of community-based programs. First Floor Museum Second Floor Library Venbn:January 13.2010 Thank you, generous donors! Naming and Sponsorship Opportunities Naming opportunities and corporate sponsorships Visionary ($100,000+) are available to honor and recognize donors. Visionary donors will be honored for the long term commitment they demonstrate to the community. Prominent naming opportunities Large Community Room $250,000 are available at this level. Children's Library $250,000 Museum Galleries (Qty 3) $150,000 Historian ($50,000 - $99,999) Historian donors will be commended for the Small Meeting Room $100,000 loyalty they have shown to the community. Library Young Adults Area $100,000 Distinguished naming opportunities are avail- Kitchenette $ 50,000 able at this level. Library Circulation Desk $ 50,000 Basement Storage Area (Qty 4) $ 25,000 Novelist ($25,000 - $49,999) Library Staff Work Area $ 25,000 Novelist donors will be recognized for the gift Library Study Carrel (Qty 3) $ 25,000 they have given to the community. Unique Library Sitting Area (top of stairs) $ 25,000 naming opportunities are available at this level. Library Book Drop $ 25,000 Library Magazine/Newspaper Area $ 25,000 Playwright ($10,000 - $24,999) Museum History Nook $ 25,000 Playwright donors will be applauded for the Museum Reception Area $ 25,000 devotion they have shown to the community. Museum Exhibit Prep/Workroom $ 25,000 Special naming opportunities are available at Loading Dock $ 25,000 this level. Museum Collections Storage $ 25,000 Secured Archive Storage (basement) $ 25,000 Curator ($5,000 - $9,999) Curator donors will be celebrated for their aIle Library Director's Office $ 20,000 giance to the community. A variety of naming Museum Office $ 20,000 opportunities are available at this level. Elevator $ 10,000 Garden (Qty 4) $ 10,000 Biographer($1,000 - $4,999) Library Research Area $ 10,000 Biographer donors will be permanently recog- nized within the facility. Drinking Fountain (Qty 2) $ 5,000 Bike Rack $ 5,000 Park Benches (Qty 8) $ 5,000 "Embracing Our History... Trees/ Shrubs (Qty 8) $ 5,000 Growing By Volumes" Flagpole $ 5,000 -Seward Community Library Museum Building Committee,2008 Computer Stations (Qty 8) $ 5,000 Stack of Books (many) $ 5,000 Total Pledge Annual Semi-Annual Quarterly Monthly $ 1,000,000 $ 500,000 $ 250,000 $ 125,000 $ 41,667 $ 500,000 $ 250,000 $ 125,000 $ 62,500 $ 20,833 $ 250,000 $ 125,000 $ 62,500 $ 31,250 $ 10,417 $ 100,000 $ 50,000 $ 25,000 $ 12,500 $ 4,167 $ 50,000 $ 25,000 $ 12,500 $ 6,250 $ 2,083 $ 25,000 $ 12,500 $ 6,250 $ 3,125 $ 1,042 $ 10,000 $ 5,000 $ 2,500 $ 1,250 $ 417 $ 5,000 $ 2,500 $ 1,250 $ 625 $ 208 $ 1,000 $ 500 $ 250 $ 125 $ 42 Pledges enable a donor to contribute a larger gift than may be possible in one tax year. Donors can specify the frequency of their gift. 7:11,6 Co, 1,,st of the z a' G Donor Form ti�� CIty Grants 0% Leadership E. Pr Gifts Y . Yes, I want to be part of the heart! .y_„4•, Oil tng v� ' ,Y My#� ,f�,,. :z, �� ;<v'' Please accept my gift of: 0$250 0$500 0$1,000 0$2,500 0$5,000 a. 0$10,000 0 Other a. Gifts may be made as: 0 one time donation ❑Recurring monthly 0 annual donations $ Starting Ending Amount Mo/Yr Mo/Yr 0 It is my/our intention to fulfill this pledge. I/we will notify you if there are any changes to this commitment due to unseen circumstances. Com+ Signature Date Please direct my gift to : (please choose one,or both for gift to be shared equally) 0 Seward Community Library Association(SCLA) 501 (c) (3)non-profit L\t"4\ 0 Resurrection Bay Historical Society(RBHS) 501 (c) (3)non-profit • My gift is by:* 0 check enclosed (make payable to RBHS or SCLA) Send to address listed at the bottom of this form. -,NR..... ❑Charge my credit card 0 VISA 0 MasterCard 44NName on card CC# Exp. 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