6e Lost and Found Relocation Presentation

Item No. 6e _ supp
Meeting Date: February 11, 2020
Lost and Found Relocation
February 11, 2020

Project Scope and Purpose
Relocating Lost and Found to Baggage Claim will make it easier for travelers to find
Lost and Found has outgrown their space based on the number of items they must
process and store.
Number of items received range from 100-300+ each day
Dedicated TSA and Security drop off area.
TSA and Security drop off ~75% of the total lost items the office processes



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Enabling Project for Employee Services Center
Total budget ($10,400,000) is for both:
Lost and Found ($3,100,000)
Employee Services Center ($7,300,000)
The Employee Services Center will:
Streamline Airport employee on-boarding by consolidating credentialing,
training, employee parking, and insurance review services into a single location.
Benefit anyone working at the Airport including tenants, airlines, and contractors
by being a "one-stop shop" service center.
Combine the existing space where the Credential Center, Training Office,
Meditation Room, and Lost and Found are currently located.
Need the Lost and Found vacated before construction can begin.
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Project Overview
Existing Location                                 New Location




942 SF                                                   1,846 SF

Mezzanine Level                                                     Baggage Claim Level
Central Terminal above Checkpoint 3                                    Across From Carousels 13 and 14

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Layout of the New Lost and Found Office



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Exterior Elevation



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Branding Graphics



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Risks
HVAC and Structural construction will be difficult
Space for HVAC ductwork and access is limited. A new access hatch will be installed to try and
mitigate this risk.
Due to existing conditions, installation of the structural beams will require them to be split before
installation and then reconnected in a small space that is approximately 10' off the floor.
Cruise operations may be impacted during construction
Construction barricade will close off some of the floor space that is currently used for cruise
operations.
Coordinating with cruise operations to limit this risk.
Extended delays to this project will impact the Employee Services Center schedule.

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Schedule



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