Exhibit 05 BUILDING STATISTICS.pdf
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Rev. 10-15-19
EXHIBIT 5
BUILDING STATISTICS AND LOCATION OF CAFETERIA
Building Location: Thurgood Marshall Courthouse-40 Foley Square. and Daniel Patrick
Moynihan Courthouse- 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007
40 Foley Square 500 Pearl St.
LL Floor 8 th Floor
Kitchen area 234 SF Kitchen area 1208 SF
Office N/A Office 56 SF
Dish room 204 SF Dish room 352 SF
Dry storage 160 SF Dry storage 106 SF
Slop Sink Rm. 21 SF Slop Sink Rm. 52 SF
Walk-in Fridge/Freezer 112 SF Walk-in Fridge/Freezer 210 SF
Locker Room N/A Locker Room 68 SF
Servery 384 SF Servery 1582 SF
Dining Area 1472 SF Dining Area 3761 SF
Judges’ Dining Area 490 SF Judges’ Dining Area 705 SF
TOTAL AREA 3,077 SF TOTAL AREA 8100 SF
Seating Capacity:
40 Foley Square
Approximately 72 seats in dining area
Approximately 18 seats in Judges’ Dining Room
500 Pearl St.
Approximately 179 seats in dining area
Approximately 26 seats in Judges’ Dining Room
Estimated building tenant occupancy: 40 Foley Square. – 430; 500 Pearl St. - 770
Estimated building visitors per day: 40 Foley Square – 600; 500 Pearl St. - 1000
HISTORICAL SALES DATA
40 Foley Square 500 Pearl St.
2019 – Gross Sales, first three months: $67,235.00 $147,919.01
2018 – Gross Sales: $ _______ ___N/A___ ____N/A_
Other Concession Areas Available In Building: None, except for Randolph-Sheppard program run Vending Machines (To Be Supplied By Vendor)
Normal Building Concession Operating Hours:
7 AM to 3 PM, M-F, Except Federal Holidays- Food Concession
Rev. 10-15-19
The Government shall not be held responsible for any variation from these employee/visitor population figures since the extent of occupancy is not guaranteed.
The State of New York Commission for the Blind, under the Randolph-Sheppard Act (20 USC
107), operates all vending machines and newsstands in the Courthouses.
Building Population Estimates:
This cafeteria is to be operated for the benefit of an average of approximately 1200 building occupants. In addition, the building has an average of approximately 1600 visitors during the day that attend short seminars, on-site meetings and other functions. These visitors have access to the cafeterias but may not necessary “overlap” the breakfast or lunch period. The building is open to
Government employees that have a valid ID.
The Agency estimates less than 5 percent of the federal employees listed above Telework a minimum of one day each week, and that less than 5 percent of the federal employees listed above work an alternate work schedule (AWS). AWS provides employees one day off (typically a Monday or Friday) every two weeks.
Government shall not be held responsible for any variation from this employee population figure since the extent of occupancy is not guaranteed.
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