6g Lost and Found presentation
Item No. 6g_supp Meeting Date: April 23, 2019 Lost and Found Relocation 1 Lost and Found Facility The Lost & Found accepts items from all over the airport including TSA Police Terminal Areas ATO (rental car busses) USO Employee Screening Tenants The number of items accepted & cataloged each day ranges from 100-300+ depending on how busy the airport and checkpoints are Lost and Found is used throughout the Airport 2 Project Scope/Purpose Lost and Found has outgrown their space based on the number of items they must process and store. Relocating Lost and Found to Baggage Claim will make it easier for travelers to find Lost and Found will be relocated as an enabling project for the Employee Services Center Lost and Found will be larger and easier to find 3 Project Particulars Lost and Found facility: now: 1,846 Square Feet (was: 942 Square Feet) Project budget: $1,900,000 Project Schedule: In-use Q3 2020 Lost and Found would be ready in little over a year 4 Current Location 942 SF Mezzanine Level Central Terminal above Checkpoint 3 5 Luggage and Coat Storage 6 Overflown Storage Racks 7 Lost and Found Items in the office space 8 New Location 1,846 Sq. Ft. Baggage Claim Access From Carousels 13 and 14 9 Conceptual Drawing 10
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