Project Summary C-136: West Shore RCMP building expansion-design validation
Project summary for the design validation stage of the RCMP building expansion.
Project Summary
Priority: Required Project Name: West Shore RCMP building expansion-design validation Reference: 2-2-12301-310 CC1266 Submitted by: K. Anema, CAO
Executive Summary
The RCMP building design validation process is intended to advance conceptual designs of an expanded West Shore RCMP detachment to accommodate growth for a twenty-year horizon to inform the project approval, borrowing bylaw approval and ultimate construction.
Business problem and opportunity
Population growth on the West Shore has led to an increase in our RCMP staffing contingent and a consequential need for an expanded policing support facility. The West Shore communities have jointly explored options with respect to expansion of the current policing facilities and are recommending that we proceed with project validation through additional design work.
Proposed project objectives
The Joint Steering Committee (3 CAOs) has recommended we pursue an Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) procurement approach, which will enable the communities to come to a proposed budget while meeting project requirements efficiently.
With approval of the recommended budget of $1,200,000, the communities will proceed with procuring an IPD advisor and IPD team to develop a validation report in mid-2023. A validation report reflects the IPD team’s commitment to achieve the target cost, budget, appropriate level of design, contingency, risk, schedule, and other details to ensure owner requirements will be met. One community (likely Langford) will act as fiscal agent for the communities through this process. The Town of View Royal proportionate share of the total budget of $1,200,000 is $186,720 or 15.56%.
Business risks
The RCMP Police Unit Agreement requires that municipalities supply the accommodation for RCMP. If suitable accommodation is not supplied police morale and police operations may be negatively impacted.
Proposed sources of funding
Police capitalization reserve
Costs and benefits
| Costs | FY1 | FY2 | FY3 | FY4 | FY5 | 5-year Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capital | 186,720 | 186,720 | ||||
| Operational | 0 | |||||
| Total | 186,720 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 186,720 |
| Benefits | |
|---|---|
| Tangible | Further define the RCMP building project requirements and goals; to arrive at a point where a decision on whether the project should proceed can be made. |
| Intangible |
Recommendation
THAT the Committee recommend the 2023-2027 Financial Plan include RCMP building design validation to be funded by police capitalization reserve.
Additional Information
Estimated Municipal contributions on the basis of current agreements is described as follow:
| 50% Population (2021) 50% Assessment (2021) | Capital Cost Contributions | |
|---|---|---|
| Langford | 60.13% | $721,560 |
| View Royal | 15.56% | $186,720 |
| Colwood | 24.31% | $291,720 |
| Total | $1,200,000 |