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Common Area
- Three new common areas with access
to shared sleeping quarters
Underclassmen Barracks
- Single and double bunk beds for
26 underclassmen
Club-Style Locker
- Lockable club-style wardrobe for
storage of clothes and personal items—
separate from sleeping quarters to
lessen disruptions
- Carpeted and wood-look, resilient
flooring
- Adjacent to resident lounge with easy
access to showers and restrooms
Restroom with Showers
- Expand restroom and showers with
upgraded finishes
KANSAS UNIVERSITY
Lawrence, KS 66044
WARDROBE/LOCKERS
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THIRD FLOOR RENOVATION ESTIMATE:
Demolition $18,720
New Work $205,008
Furnishings $50,000
Total $273,728
GENERAL CONDITIONS $675,682
(% of Demolition and New Work)
Professional Design Services (10%) $91,283
Fundraising (9% of project) $196,448
Permits (0.5%) $4,564
General Requirements (12%) $109,539
Taxes, Insurance and Bonds (1%) $9,128
Overhead (5%) $45,641
Profit (4%) $36,513
Estimating/Construction Contingencies (20%) $182,566
DEBT ELIMINATION $600,000
TOTAL PROJECT $2,433,511
Project plans and cost estimates are subject to change.
TOTAL RENOVATION ESTIMATE:
Demolition $79,398
New Work $833,431
Furnishings $245,000
$1,157,829
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Debt Elimination – $600,000
Even with an extensive renovation, a 100-year-old home housing
78 men annually will have ongoing needs. Necessary updates
to Stubbs Mansion's infrastructure, furniture, and flooring have
cost over $350,000 these last 10 years. Eliminating the current
$600,0000 mortgage will allow the corporation to address
normal maintenance and what would be considered mid-term
or 10-year costs—the capital expenditures that reoccur normally
every 10 to 15 years. Examples include replacing furniture and
fixtures in the common areas, rotational purchases of beds and
desks, replacing all kitchen stock and equipment, exterior and
interior painting, replacing common area flooring, and updating
infrastructure when needed.
