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Eugene City Hall R32.19.04 Rev. B. September 9, 2003 Non Structural Cost ($2003) Council Chamber suspended ceiling - allowance $ 15,000 Pedestrian bridge - allowance $ 20,000 Roof level heat exchangers $ 1,500 Main level HVAC Equipment - lateral restraints $ 6,000 Suspended Ceilings - life safety retrofit $ 40,000 Suspended Ceilings - continued operations retrofit $ 20,000 Desk top computer monitors and sensitive equipment $ 8,000 Anchor electrical panel in basement $ 2,000 Pipe lateral restraint / flexibility fittings $ 3,000 Overhead pressure tanks - lateral restraint $ 2,000 Restrain horizontal tank on supports $ 3,000 Restrain dry-type transformer $ 750 Enclose hazardous materials in suitable cabinet $ 2,000 Restrain cabinets with backup power, plus nearby cabinets $ 2,000 Add extra restraint to communication equipment racks $ 750 Anchor large horizontal tank $ 2,000 Anchor heat exchangers $ 1,000 Elevator improvements - allowance $ 6,000 Generator mounts, batteries, fuel supply - allowance $ 1,500 Total $ 139,500 Contingency @ 20% $ 27,300 Total Construction $ 163,800 Engineering, PM, Inspection @45% $ 73,710 Total $ 237,510 Table 5-2. Costs for Non-Structural Mitigation 5.2 Fragilities Table 5-3 provides fragilities for the various structures and equipment components discussed in this report. The prediction of damage for the structure is done using fragility curves. Fragility curves are presented for each of four damage states: · Collapse · Extensive · Moderate · Slight These damage states are descriptive. From the descriptions of the damage states provided in this section, the user can understand the nature and extent of the physical damage to the building from the damage prediction output. From these descriptions, life-safety, societal and monetary losses which result from the damage can be estimated. Building G&E Engineering Systems Inc. Page 29