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City of Chicago Pedway Preliminary Cost Estimate and Improvement Priorities June 2018 1 Environmental Law and Policy Center Overview ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER CITY OF CHICAGO PEDWAY PRELIMINARY COST ESTIMATE AND IMPROVEMENT PRIORITIES JUNE 2018 1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER OVERVIEW 01 History of the Pedway 02 Scope 03 Jurisdictional Map 04 Visual Concerns by Section 05 Improvement Priorities and Cost Overview 06 Additional Concerns and Missed Opportunities 2 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER 01 INTRODUCTION AND HISTORY OF THE PEDWAY There is a general concern that aspects of the pedway are in need of significant repair and revitalization. Emphasis has been placed on the main spine of the pedway to categorize areas of improvement. Development of the Pedway began in 1951, when the City of Chicago built one-block tunnels connecting the Red Line and Blue Line subways at Washington Street and Jackson Boulevard. Since then, both public and private investment have expanded the Pedway, and the system now connects more than 50 buildings. 1 Chicago’s downtown pedestrian way system, the Pedway, lies in the heart of the city. This system of underground tunnels and overhead bridges links more than 40 blocks in the Central Business District, covering roughly five miles. 1 Used by tens of thousands of pedestrians each day, the Pedway connects to public and private buildings, CTA stations and commuter rail facilities. 1 1 City of Chicago 3 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER 02 OVERALL SCOPE Initial Meeting 01 LEGEND 01 Thompson Center 02 City Hall 03 Richard J. Daley Center AECOM Visual Inspec- 04 Block 37 tion and Analysis of 05 Macys 06 The Heritage Millennium 02 Concerns 07 Chicago Cultural Center 08 Michigan and Randolph Underground Access Jurisdictional Building Access CTA Stations Confirmation Metra Stations 03A Rough Order of 03B Magnitude Costs • There is a general concern that aspects of the pedway are in need of repair and revitalization. • The team is to undertake a high level survey of the main spine of the pedway categorizing Discuss Elpc Options repairs and missed opportunities. 04 • Items will be categorized and rough order of magnitude costs will be assigned. • Define potential strategies for addressing key and agreed concerns and/ or the implementation Final Presentation 05 of revitalization strategies. 4 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER 03 JURISDICTIONAL MAP LEGEND 01 Thompson Center 02 City Hall 03 Richard J. Daley Center 04 Block 37 05 Macys 06 The Heritage Millennium 07 Chicago Cultural Center 08 Michigan and Randolph City Jurisdiction Private Jurisdiction State Jurisdiction Cook County Jurisdiction Underground Access Building Access 02 03 CTA Stations Metra Stations 01 *There is still some uncertainty in regards to the jurisdiction. 5 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER 03 JURISDICTIONAL MAPPING ENLARGEMENTS ENLARGEMENT 1: CITY HALL LOWER LEVEL ENLARGEMENT 2: MACY’S TO HERITAGE MILLENNIUM TRANSITION The jurisdiction in this area transitions from State, City to County. The jurisdiction in this area is currently unknown. It transitions from Macy’s to Heritage Millennium which is Private. MACYS CITY (?) HERITAGE MILLENNIUM Material Change Material Change Material Change MARRIAGE COUNTY JURISD. CITY JURISD. COURT COUNTY JURISD. STATE JURISD. * Drawings not to scale, visual reference of jurisdictional changes. 6 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER 03 JURISDICTIONAL MAPPING ENLARGEMENTS ENLARGEMENT 3: METRA STATION MILLENNIUM PARK CONNECTION METRA JURISD. CITY JURISD. View of Stairs to Michigan and Randolph CITY JURISD. CULTURAL CENTER CITY JURISD. View of Connecting Corridor to Cultural Center and Parking Garage ENTRANCE TO PARKING GARAGES CITY JURISD. (?) View of Entrance to Parking Garage * Drawings not to scale, visual reference of jurisdictional changes. 7 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER 04 VISUAL CONCERNS- AREA 1 THOMPSON CENTER AREA DETAILS 1 Thompson Center Connection Air Quality Air monitoring device placed between Thompson Center and City Hall Dangerous Flooring Conditions Damaged and missing anti slip adhesive on sloped surface Poor Lighting Levels Uneven distribution of lighting Overall Maintenance Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require repairs 2 City Hall/County Building 8 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER See General 3 Richard J Daley Center Water Damage and Ceiling Issues Ceiling damage near exit sign; need to find source of water damage and repair Overall Maintenance Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require repairs 045b Macy'sVISUAL CONCERNS- AREA 2 CITY HALL Water Damage Find source of water damage and repair Repair of walls Water damage to be repaired or new exterior grade material installed Flooring Conditions Cracked and damaged surfaces Missed Opportunity Retail space used for storage General Maintenance Several Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require extensive repairs Monitoring and Oversight Foul odors, vandalism, and general unsafe feeling 5c Heritage Millennium and Macys Life Safety Issue See below 6 The Heritage Millennium Overall Maintenance Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require repairs Missed Opportunity Several zones which could be used for exhibit space, retail space, and installations 7 Chicago Cultural Center Overall Maintenance Minor floor, wall, and ceiling repairs required 8a Michigan and Randolph Vertical Access in Poor Condition Elevator rusting on the exterior, functional but not in good condition Extensive Flooring Damage Several uneven surfaces and transitions to different materials Dangerous Flooring Conditions (Weather) During inclimate weather flooring conditions are dangerous Several Tiles Broken or Missing Tiles missing leaving walls exposed Water Leakage Find source of water damage and repair Water Damage and Ceiling Issues Repair water damaged surfaces or provide external grade materials Rust Repair rust and provide exterior grade paint. AREA DETAILS 8b Millennium Park Parking Garage Connection 1 ThompsonVertical Center Access Connection Not Functional Escalator not in use and completely blocked off, stairs have uneven surfaces AirWater Quality Leakage AirCorrect monitoring areas ofdevice water placed infiltration between Thompson Center and City Hall DangerousExtensive Flooring Flooring Damage Conditions DamagedRust, uneven and surfaces, missing antiand slip cracking adhesive on sloped surface PoorExtensive Lighting Wall Levels Damage UnevenPaint peeling distribution and water of lighting damage AREA DETAILS OverallExtensive Maintenance Ceiling Damage LightsWater penetrationout, floor, wall, from and above ceiling leading require to repairs extensive damage 8c12 ThompsonCityMillennium Hall/County CenterPark AboveBuilding Connection Grade Entrance AirSeeProvide Quality General a architectural significant structureAir Millenium monitoring park deviceis a bespoke placed tourist between destination, Thompson provide Center architectural and City Hall significant entrance 93 GeneralRichardDangerous J Daley Center Flooring Conditions Damaged and missing anti slip adhesive on sloped surface Signage/WayfindingPoorUser Movement/Lighting Levels Access Improvements NewUnevenAccessible signage distribution door and is wayfinding hard of lighting to use is andrequired navigate for the Pedway OverallMissed MaintenanceOpportunity LightsLong corridor out, floor, which wall, could and ceiling be upgraded require torepairs showcase art/ marketing Abbreviations2 City Hall/CountySignage/Wayfinding Building Improvements Signage unclear; no system to notify users of repairs going on 9 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER L = Low4 - non-critical, Block 37See less General complex, and/or lower anticipated cost M = Medium3 Richard - considerationUser J Daley Movement/ for Center immediate Access action, relatively complex, and/orMultiple cost is access consider doors more slow substatial movement, likely fire code requirement 04 VISUAL CONCERNS- AREA 3 DALEY CENTER AREA DETAILS 1 Thompson Center Connection Air Quality Air monitoring device placed between Thompson Center and City Hall Dangerous Flooring Conditions Damaged and missing anti slip adhesive on sloped surface Poor Lighting Levels Uneven distribution of lighting Overall Maintenance Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require repairs 2 City Hall/County Building AREA DETAILS See General 13 ThompsonRichard J Daley Center Center Connection AirUser Quality Movement/ Access AirAccessible monitoring door device is hard placed to use between and navigate Thompson Center and City Hall DangerousMissed Opportunity Flooring Conditions DamagedLong corridor and whichmissing could anti beslip upgraded adhesive toon showcase sloped surface art/ marketing Signage/WayfindingPoor Lighting Levels Improvements SignageUneven distribution unclear; no ofsystem lighting to notify users of repairs going on 4 Block 37Overall Maintenance Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require repairs 2 City Hall/CountyUser Movement/ Building Access Multiple access doors slow movement, likely fire code requirement 10 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY CENTER GeneralSee General Maintenance Minor repairs required in regards to lighting, paint, etc. 5a3 RichardCorridor J to Daley Macys Center 04 VISUAL CONCERNS- AREA 4 BLOCK 37 AREA DETAILS 1 Thompson Center Connection Air Quality Air monitoring device placed between Thompson Center and City Hall Dangerous Flooring Conditions Damaged and missing anti slip adhesive on sloped surface Poor Lighting Levels Uneven distribution of lighting Overall Maintenance Lights out, floor, wall, and ceiling require repairs 2 City Hall/County Building See General 3 Richard J Daley Center User Movement/ Access Accessible door is hard
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