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Larkspur Library & Community Center Information
Project Update (August 2023)
Three Design-Build Entities selected from Request for Qualifications process to advance to Request for Proposals.
PROJECT UPDATE (July 2023)
The City received nine responses to its Request for Qualifications for Prospective Design-Build Entities for the City of Larkspur Library and Community Space Project (RFQ).
Responses were received from:
- Contractor/Architect
- BNBuilders/Roesling Nakamura Terada
- Wright Contracting/COAR design group
- Truebeck Construction/WRNS Studio
- Bogard Construction/Jayson Architecture
- Midstate Construction/Siegel & Strain
- Alten Construction/Noll & Tam Architects
- Build Group/RMW
- Plant Construction/EHDD
- C Overra & Co./ELS
The City anticipates completing a review of the nine responses by mid-August and issuing to the three top scoring teams a Request for Proposals for the design/construction of the project (RFP) shortly thereafter.
The RFP process is anticipated to take three months, resulting in City Council award of a contract in mid-to-late November. Design and project development is anticipated to take six-to-nine months followed by eighteen months of construction.
Community Partnership: The City of Larkspur and the Commons Foundation
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The Story So Far:
In 2013, the City Council adopted a master plan for the City's parcel at the Rose Lane Development on Doherty Drive. The Community Facility Parcel Master Plan envisions a new library and community facility for the property. Now it is time to bring this vision to life by designing the building that will be home to these uses.The City Council requested the help of the community to bring Larkspur's vision for this gathering place to life. The community joined us for one of three Town Hall Meetings and shared their ideas and gave input.
These meetings were intended to provide the city council with ideas and input from the Larkspur Community to help them in developing a design directive for the architectural design team on how the proposed Library and Community Center should "look and feel."
The team is working on the next steps now that the Town Hall meetings are completed.
The history and development of the Master Plan can be reviewed at Community Facility Master Plan.