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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AGENDA REQUEST
DATE: September 16, 2014
TO: Honorable Chairman and Members of the Board
FROM: Don Turner
SUBJECT: Elder Services - Lease Modification
DEPARTMENT: Facility Maintenance
BCC DISTRICT: 2
STATEMENT OF ISSUE: (FM) Requests BCC approval of a modification to the Elder Services'
Lease at the old Ft. Walton Beach Hospital.
BACKGROUND: Approximately three years ago, the BCC agreed to continue to lease a portion
of the old FWB hospital to Elder Services for the administration of their then current programs.
The county remodeled about 6800 s.f. of space at the building for that purpose that included the
commercial kitchen and a large dining room. Since then, some of the leadership of Elder
Services have requested additional space for their programs, but their requests have lacked
sufficient justification.
Recently, the FWB Senior Center was closed until a new space was prepared for their use. That
space may not be ready for use for a year or more. Until then, Elder Services is allowing those
seniors to use portions of their leased space at the old FWB hospital. They have programs
scheduled almost every day in the dining room and the communal dining program is seeing
increased use. These new programs are a great benefit to the seniors who use them, and they are
being well used.
In response to this increased use, and what are likely to be additional requests in the future, Elder
Services' request for a modest amount of additional space appears now to be justified. Elder
Services has requested that the limits of their leased space be extended to the double doors in the
corridor just outside the large dining room. This would add a storage room and a couple of non-
ADA compliant restrooms and one additional office-size space. The total amount of space that
would be added to the current lease is approximately 492 s.f.
The storage room may be used to store the equipment used by the new senior programs. The
restrooms are much closer to the dining room which provide needed convenience for the far
larger group of seniors participating in the programs.
If the Board agrees with this request, FM will need $5,000 to extend the fire wall to the new
lease boundary. No other work in the expanded space is being requested at this time. Staff
recommends the BCC approve the change in the lease boundary as indicated on the included
floor plan.
RECOMMENDATIONS: (FM) Requests BCC approval of a modification to the Elder Services'
Lease at the old Ft. Walton Beach Hospital and to direct the County Attorney to prepare lease
modification document and to authorized the Chairman to execute the lease modification
document and to authorize the transfer of $5,000 to the appropriate account from General Fund
Reserves, or other such source as the Board may deem appropriate.
RECOMMENDED BY:
APPROVED BY:
Ernie Padgett, County Administrator
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This action item printout is part of the Okaloosa County BOCC meeting of September 16, 2014.