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Home My WebLink About4.n. 1992 Building Vacation Data ResolutionY CITY OF ROSEMOUNT EXECUTIVE SUNIIKARY FOR ACTION CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: February 18, 1992 AGENDA ITEM: Resolution Adopting 1992 Building AGENDA SECTION: Valuation Data Consent PREPARED BY: Ron Wasmund EM20 Public Works Director/Building Official AGENDA TEM # AN ATTACE ENTS: 1992 Valuation Data Resolution =,VEDYs AV Consistent with the ordinance change adopted in 1991, I have iprovided you a copy of the 1992 Building Valuation Data for this years resolution. As you'll recall, in May of 1991, we adopted a resolution officially adopting the Building Valuation Data allowing the Building Official to determine Building Permit Valuations. This Building Valuation Data is updated in February of each year by the State Department of Administration. We must then adopt the revised schedule on an annual basis to stay current. The square foot prices this year increased moderately. The price for the square foot cost of a single family dwelling for instance increased 90. Staff recommends adoption of the new resolution. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Motion to adopt a resolution establishing square foot costs for determining building permit valuation in the City of Rosemount. COUNCIL ACTION: 6 CITY OF ROSEMOUNT DAKOTA COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 1992 - A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING SQUARE FOOT COST FOR DETERNMUNG1992 BUILDINGPERMIT VALUATION IN THE CITY OF ROSEMOUNT BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Rosemount as follows: The City of Rosemount also adopts Building} Valuation Data for 1992 as prepared and established by Minnesota Department of Administration, Building Codes and Standards Division as its method of determining permit valuation and is attached hereto as Exhibit A. ADOPTED this 18th day of February, 1992. Attest: Susan M. Walsh, City Clerk Motion by: Voted in favor: Voted against: Seconded by: E. B. McMenomy, Mayor STATE OF MINNESOTA Department of Administration EXHIBIT "A" BUILDING CODES AND STANDARDS February 1992 BUILDING VAi.iTeTION DATA (Replaces Building Valuation Data - February 1991) The following building valuation data is provided for use in computing the 408 Moro Square 7th and Robert Sts. building permit surcharges for remittances to the State or for comparison with Saint Paul. Minnesota 55101 valuations submitted by the applicant for permits. Adjustments should be made Phone: (612) 2964639 FAX: (612) 297-1973 for special architectural or structural features and location of the project; often higher or lower unit costs may result. The unit costs are intended to include - architectural, structural, electrical, plumbing and mechanical work, except as specifically listed below. UBC DESIGNATION OCCUPANCY AND TYPE 1. APARTMENT HOUSES: "Type I or II F.R. Type V - Masonry (or Type III) Type V W=5rame Type I - Basement Garage $60.54 48.10 42.8 25.37 2. AUDITORIUMS: 71.04 Type I or II F.R. 50.40 Type II - 1 Hour 47.90 Type II - N 53.92 Type III - 1 Hour 51.43 TypeIII - N 49.45 Type V - 1 Hour 47.04 Type V - N 69.49 3. BANKS: 101.65 'Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour 73.01 Type II - N 69.57 Type III - 1 Hour 82.82 Type III - N 79.03 Type V - 1 Hour 73.01 Type V - N 69.49 I 4. BOWLING ALLEYS: Type II - 1 Hour Type II - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour 5. CHURCHES: Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour Type II - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour Type V - N 6. CONVALESCENT HOSPITALS: *Type I, or H F.R. Type III. 1 Hour Type V - 1 Hour 7. DWELLINGS: Type V - Masonry Type V - Wood Frame Basement: Semi -finished Unfinished 8. FIRE STATIONS: Type I or II F.R. Type II 1 Hour Type II - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour Type V - N 9. HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY: Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour Type II - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour Type V - N 33.97 32.42 37.24 35.52 31.73 67.08 50.14 47.64 53.84 51.26 48.93 46.61 95.12 67.85 61.06 58.78 53.49 14.71 11.22 77.74 50.40 47.90 56.07 53.23 50.14 47.64 70.18 56.24 53.58 58.65 56.07 55.90 53.15 10. HOSPITALS: *Type I or II F.R. Type III - 1 Hour Type V - 1 Hour 11. HOTELS AND MOTELS: *Type I or II F.R. Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour Type V - N 12. INDUSTRIAL PLANTS: Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour Type II - (Stock) Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Tilt -up Type V - 1 Hour TypeV - N 13. JAILS: Type I or II F.R. Type III - 1 Hour Type V-1Hour 14. LIBRARIES: Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour TypeII - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour TypeV - N 15. MEDICAL OFFICES: *Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour Type II - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour TypeV - N 111.46 92.71 86.00 69.66 60.11 57.28 52.46 50.05 38.61 26.32 24.94 29.07 27.78 19.52 26.23 24.77 108.96 99.07 71.21 79.81 55.81 52.98 60.72 57.79 54.44 51.86 81.53 60.63 57.79 66.31 63.30 61.75 58.39 16. OFFICES: * * * *Type I or II F.R. 71.03 Type II - 1 Hour 47.30 Type II - N 45.06 Type III - 1 Hour 52.03 Type III - N 49.62 Type V - 1 Hour 48.16 Type V - N 45.92 17. PRIVATE GARAGES: Wood Frame 15.74 Masonry 18.66 Open Carports 11.27 18. PUBLIC BUILDINGS: Type I or H F.R. 85.05 Type II - 1 Hour 63.47 Type II - N 60.63 Type III - 1 Hour 71.04 Type III - N 67.85 Type V - 1 Hour 62.78 Type V - N 60.20 19. PUBLIC GARAGES: *Type I or II F.R. 33.54 *Type I or II F.R. Open Parking 26.23 Type II - N 19.69 Type III - 1 Hour 23.65 Type III - N 22.62 Type V - 1 Hour 19.61 20. RESTAURANTS: Type III - 1 Hour 63.38 Type III - N 60.37 Type V - 1 Hour 56.16 Type V - N 53.49 21. SCHOOLS: Type I or II F.R. 76.28 Type II - 1 Hour 54.35 Type III - 1 Hour 54.78 Type III - N 51.94 Type V - 1 Hour 50.14 Type V - N 47.47 22. SERVICE STATIONS: Type II - N Type III 1 Hour Type V - 1 Hour Canopies 23. STORES: *Type I or II F.R. Type II - 1 Hour Type II - N Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour TypeV - N 24. THEATERS: Type I or II F.R. Type III - 1 Hour Type III - N Type V - 1 Hour TypeV - N 25. WAREHOUSES: Type I or II F.R. Type II or V - 1 Hour Type IIorV - N Type III - 1 Hour TypeIII - N EQUIPMENT: Air Conditioning: Commercial Residential Sprinkler Systems: 45.24 45.41 39.90 17.46 57.10 34.40 33.71 42.05 39.65 33.54 31.39 74.39 53.92 51.34 48.59 46.44 33.80 19.95 18.83 22.96 21.93 2.92 2.41 1.38 NOTE: * Add 0.5 percent to total cost for each story over three. * * Deduct 11 percent for mini -warehouses. * * * Deduct 20 percent for shell only buildings. [EVALDATA.LST] VALUATIONS FOR 1992 * WOOD FRAMED DECKS: $8.50 per square foot * WOOD FRAMED 3 SEASON PORCHES: $15.50 per square foot * ZERO CLEARANCE FIREPLACE: $1500.00 (w/chase) $1200.00 (w/o chase) * MASONRY FIREPLACE: $2500.00 (1 level) $1000.00 (each additional level)