Construction Phase
Construction Document Phase
Measure "I" Recertified
Nov. 6, 2001
The City Council approves a final project budget of $343 million, which includes
$51.5 million
for site acquisition and relocation, $266.5 million for construction, and $25
million
for off-site parking. Budget is approved predicated on a proposed Multiple
Prime construction delivery method to ensure that timelines and budget goals
are met.
The City Council re-certifies that the project meets the requirements of Measure "I." The
long-term economic benefit by relocating City Hall downtown is calculated at
a savings of $189M over 50 years.
City and Redevelopment Agency Cooperation Agreement Amended and Restated
The City Council approves City compensation to the Redevelopment Agency for
costs associated with delivery of City Hall on-site and off-site properties.
Alternative Scenarios Evaluated
April 9, 2002
The City Council directs the City Administration to evaluate City Hall
alternative scenarios. After analyzing potential alternative sites against
criteria for cost, schedule, and downtown development goals, staff recommends
the project at the 4th and Santa Clara Street site.
Site Location Confirmed
May 14, 2002
The City Council approves the 4th and Santa Clara Street site as the
location for the New City Hall and authorizes the City Manager to take
all steps necessary to move forward.
Construction Phase
Notice to Proceed Issued to Excavation Contractor - First Phase of Construction
Aug. 2, 2002
Agreement with Turner/Devcon, a joint venture, is approved by Council, to provide
construction management services for the new City Hall Project.
September 10, 2002
Ceremonial Groundbreaking
September 10, 2002
Steel construction began
August 2003
Topping off celebration
January 23, 2004
Construction scheduled for completion and relocation begins.
Spring 2005
Grand
Opening of new San José City
Hall
October 15, 2005
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