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estimate an average of 5 other staff in the building. In addition, City Council meetings (twice per month for about two hours) and other meetings in the Council Chambers, combine to provide an additional average weekday evening occupancy of about 5 people. Entering these data into the occupancy table in the FEMA Full Data Module for Benefit-Cost Analysis yields and estimated average occupancy of 75.81 people on a 24/7/365 basis. 4.7 Contents Inventory and Value Building contents include general office contents, fire apparatus, and vehicles in the lower level parking area. Estimated contents values are shown below in Tables 8 and 9. Table 8 Contents Values Category Value Office Contents $2,329,200 Fire apparatus $1,291,847 Vehicles $2,985,600 Total $6,606,647 - Office contents value is based on the City's 2003 insured value for contents. Fire apparatus value is based on the 1995 replacement value estimate by Dames and Moore, adjusted to 2004 values, using FEMA's Inflation Adjuster. Vehicle occupancy and values are as estimated below in Table 9. Table 9 Vehicle Occupancy and Values Parking spaces Average Average Average Value Occupancy Value Police 98 $32,000 75% $2,352,000 Permit 96 $20,000 33%~ $633,600 Total 194 $26,062 $2,985,600 ~ 90 vehicles 40 hours per week, 10 vehicles 24/7 Average replacement value for police vehicles and average occupancy percentages are as per City estimate. Average replacement value for non-police vehicles is estimated to be $20,000. Average occupancy percentage for non- police vehicles is based on permit parking (approximately 40 hours per week with nearly 100% occupancy), plus City-owned motor pool vehicles with an average occupancy of about 10 vehicles on a 24/7 basis.