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and $1 million for architectural and engineering ser-
vices, with the remaining $14.5 million earmarked for
construction – including fixtures, furniture, equipment
and other fees.
Construction, scheduled to begin in March, is expect-
ed to last 11 months.
Building occupancy is expected in April 2016.
“It’s a civic center area, where the main city and coun-
ty building is, along with our library, recreation and se-
nior center. So it’s going to be brought into that space,”
Allen said. “We’re all very excited about it.”
Meanwhile, in a nod toward green building and sus-
tainability, Broomfield had solar panels installed at
AT A GLANCE
WHO:
City of Broomfield
WHAT:
Consolidated city/county that includes
33.6 square miles and is home to 55,889 resi-
dents, according to the 2010 U.S. Census
WHERE:
North central Colorado – 13miles
southeast of Boulder, 15miles north of Denver, 80
miles south of the Wyoming state line and 90miles
south of Cheyenne, Wyo.
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