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location_criteria [2012/06/20 20:24]
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location_criteria [2017/04/05 00:38] (current)
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-====== Zoning ====== +====Architects Preliminary Requirements==== 
-Light-Industrial+[[https://​docs.google.com/​document/​d/​1KcHF_iHykZ8TRsPtQbNJ92DIXfxBM0hx--LL4Hru4u0/​edit?​usp=sharing|Link to Google Doc]]
  
-====== Power ====== +====Requirements==== 
-220V service is a minimum for welding and heavy machinery.  ​480V three-phase would be better.+  * Power: 440v 3-phase ("heavy power"​) 
 +  * Size: 5,000 sq.ft. - 12,000 sq.ft. 
 +    * Office/​Finished::​Open Area Ratio 50/50, or finishable/​divisble by us 
 +  * Restrooms: Men's & Women'​s (at least two restrooms that we can assign) 
 +  * Parking: 6-12 paved spaces w/ overflow (on street, adjacent lot after hours, etc) 
 +  * Zoning: Light Industrial / Acceptable for Machining 
 +  * Internet access available (provider has a presence, or can reasonably establish one) 
 +  * Ceiling Height: 12'+ (open areas) 
 +  * Access: 1 overhead door 
 +  * Other considerations 
 +    * Concrete floor in open space 
 +    * Acceptable for welding  
 +    * Heated 
 +  * Location: Close freeway access / within or near Lansing freeway loop (69/​96/​127) 
 +  * Neighborhood:​ Grandma safe 
 +//note: while the requirements are desired, we respect that there may not be a perfect fit.//
  
-====== Parking ====== +[[Principal permitted uses policy]]
-i3 has about 8 actual spaces, with additional parking on the street. ​ This works well for daily use (never in my memory using more than their 8 spaces) and parties (overflowing to the street). ​ I suggest that we should look for a location with a similar arrangement.+
  
-====== Area ====== +====Secondary Considerations==== 
-i3 started out with something like 2k square feet, moved quickly to 5k square feet, and is working hard to double to 10k square feet already. ​ I think we should be looking ​for 5k+ square feet. Roughly equal shop and craft space. +  ​* Fire suppression (for insurance ​occupancy) 
- +  ​* Certificate ​of occupancy (no major impediments to occupancy) 
-====== Price ====== +  * Accessibility (or reasonably made accessible) 
-A few quick google searches, limited mostly to a look through [[http://​www.cityfeet.com/​cont/​mi/​lansing-industrial-space]],​ show space as low as $2.00 / square foot / year.  Which works out to $834 / month for 5k square feet.  116 Charles is 3,300 square feet, and $810 / month. ​ There seems to be a LOT of attractive space available at these prices. +  * Non-multistory OR elevator equipped (for accessibility,​ large equipment movement, etc)
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-====== Condition ====== +
-One thing we're not short on is labor. ​ We've got some of the most skilled volunteers in the Lansing area.  If a space is a little rough, I don't think it should scare us off.  We fix things. ​ It's what we do. +
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-====== Other ====== +
-  * Two bathrooms. +
-  * Not-scary neighborhood+
  
 ====== Locations ====== ====== Locations ======
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