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Originally Posted by thistleclub
As Ernst & Young projects that a new private-public facility could be operating within four or five years, if we assume that FOC will be operational between now and 2024, that $50M bill for deferred maintenance will be borne by the City under both scenarios.
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There must be components that could be dropped though, if not needed to preserve the building until a new one is ready.
E.g., I recall talk about a new roof being needed. Is that part of the $50 million? The replacement cost can probably be avoided or reduced to cover critical rehab to last the 5 years.
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