2025_06_18_-_Laveen_Senior_Center_-_Final_Feasibility_Report.pdf

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SENIOR CENTER IN LAVEEN ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES (GO BOND)
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HS60050004
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Maricopa County, Arizona

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This is a Final Feasibility Report prepared for the City of Phoenix, Arizona, regarding the proposed Senior Center in Laveen. The report evaluates the viability of constructing and operating a new senior center facility in the Laveen community, which is located in south Phoenix. The feasibility study examines site considerations, architectural requirements, programmatic needs, operational capacity, and financial projections necessary to support the City's architectural services procurement for this GO Bond-funded project. The report provides the technical foundation and justification for the City's request for qualifications from architectural firms to design the facility, with qualifications submissions required through the City's Procurement Portal by 12:00 pm on Friday, June 12, 2026.

The feasibility report analyzes demographic data, community needs assessments, and operational requirements to determine project scope and design parameters for the senior center. The report likely includes facility programming recommendations, estimated square footage, service capacity projections, and preliminary site analysis to inform architectural design decisions. As a GO Bond-funded initiative, the project is supported by general obligation bond proceeds approved by Phoenix voters, establishing the funding mechanism for both the design phase and subsequent construction. The feasibility analysis serves as a critical planning document to guide architectural firms in understanding project requirements, community context, and City expectations for the senior center development.

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