Backup Documents 05/14/2013 Item #10E-_aNTAs-,
Location : CINTAS FIRE -F24
Remit to:
CINTAS FAS LOCKBOX 636525
P.O. BOX 636525
CINCINNATI, OH 452636525
(239)693 -8722
Serviced:
GLOBAL MANUFACTURING TECH
160 AIRPARK BLVD
#101
IMMOKALEE, FL 34142
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Bill to:
GLOBAL MANUFACTURING TECH
160 AIRPARK BLVD
#101
IMMOKALEE, FL 34142
Unit Net
Item Qty Description Price Amount Tx
LABOR83 6 LABOR, ALARM REPAIR 114.00 684.00 N
ADDED PULL STATIONS IN UNIT 10 AND HORN /STROBE IN UNIT 10 REPLACED HORN /STROBE
IN UNIT 2. ADDED BREAKER LOCK AND GUNG LOCAL SIGNS.
SCAR 1 SERVICE CHRG ALARM REPAIR
45.00
45.00 N
ADFL288 2 PULL STATION DUAL ACTION, ADI FL -BG12 100.00 200.00 Y
ADBK352 2 HRN STB 12/24V WEATHERPROOF, ADI BK- P1224MCK
150.00 300.00 Y
PART83 1 PARTS, ALARM REPAIRS 30.00 30.00 Y
BREAKER LOCK
SN02040 7 SIGN, LOCAL FIRE ALARM CALL 911, 2.5" X 4"
10.00 70.00 Y
SUB -TOTAL 1,329.00
TAX 36.00
TOTAL 1,365.00
. STATE OF FLORIDA LICENSE:
#12604700012008 #12604700022008
CINTAS FIRE PROTECTION
CONTRACTORS LIC. FPC12- 000108 EF20000386
By signing this document, I hereby represent I have the authority to enter into this Contract on behalf of my employer. The Customer's Authorized Representative, I
by his/her signature, acknowledges that all work has been completed and this work is subject to the Terms and Conditions indicated on the reverse hereof.
TERMS NET 10 FIRE- LASERINV
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* ** INVOICE
CUSTOMER COPY 1�Lo100
Invoice #
: OF24063852 Inv Date
: 4/08/2013
Customer
: 4587
Loc
: F24
Type . .
: COD -S
Route .
: 41
PO Number
: QUOTED
REPAIR Acct
# : 04587
WO Number
:
Acct Zip
: 34135
Service Visit
: 2091030
Bill to:
GLOBAL MANUFACTURING TECH
160 AIRPARK BLVD
#101
IMMOKALEE, FL 34142
Unit Net
Item Qty Description Price Amount Tx
LABOR83 6 LABOR, ALARM REPAIR 114.00 684.00 N
ADDED PULL STATIONS IN UNIT 10 AND HORN /STROBE IN UNIT 10 REPLACED HORN /STROBE
IN UNIT 2. ADDED BREAKER LOCK AND GUNG LOCAL SIGNS.
SCAR 1 SERVICE CHRG ALARM REPAIR
45.00
45.00 N
ADFL288 2 PULL STATION DUAL ACTION, ADI FL -BG12 100.00 200.00 Y
ADBK352 2 HRN STB 12/24V WEATHERPROOF, ADI BK- P1224MCK
150.00 300.00 Y
PART83 1 PARTS, ALARM REPAIRS 30.00 30.00 Y
BREAKER LOCK
SN02040 7 SIGN, LOCAL FIRE ALARM CALL 911, 2.5" X 4"
10.00 70.00 Y
SUB -TOTAL 1,329.00
TAX 36.00
TOTAL 1,365.00
. STATE OF FLORIDA LICENSE:
#12604700012008 #12604700022008
CINTAS FIRE PROTECTION
CONTRACTORS LIC. FPC12- 000108 EF20000386
By signing this document, I hereby represent I have the authority to enter into this Contract on behalf of my employer. The Customer's Authorized Representative, I
by his/her signature, acknowledges that all work has been completed and this work is subject to the Terms and Conditions indicated on the reverse hereof.
TERMS NET 10 FIRE- LASERINV
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Email sent to,
Mr. Vergo, Mr. Curry,
1 want to address some of the Issues, and finding on your last 2 inspection
reports. As you know, we have had prior inspections, and really have never had
any issues. In fact, the last inspection prior to your inspections, was done by
Mr Bob Tweety of the Marco Airport and several other personal. The results from
that inspection stated, that for a building of its age,12 years, and the type
of manufacturing business that are operating within the building, that the
building was in good to above avg. condition! Your findings, really mostly
opinions, are some what different. The building has aged 2 years from that
inspection, so I do expect that their would be some changes.
With the age of the building, and some of the repairs you are suggesting, fall
into a category of replacement, and capital improvements to the airport
building. Lets take for instance the fork lift that you said has been abused.
Actually for a 14 year old PC of equipment it still operates well. We have kept
it maintained. However, it must have been depreciated by now and should be
replaced by the airport. It is part of the lease. You and I have discussed this.
So, in the following outline I will be pointing out the items ,repairs, and
suggestions that you have made in your report, that I believe are capital
improvements needed to be made by the airport.
Please keep in mind that these asset below are 14 years of age.
Repair the fork lift. Its time for the airport to replace.
Office Repairs
Your opinion; Dust on office furniture. I disagree, and all furniture should be
replaced Due to age.
Your opinion; the carpet is dangerous and needs to be replaced. I don't think it
is dangerous, but it is old and could be replaced.
in general, in your opinion, all carpet, tile, ceiling, walls, have problems.
To do all of this I feel is a capital improvement and should be done by the
airport.
Repairs within the individual bays
You repeat for findings within each individual bays. They all have the same
Issues
Damage tile flooring,
You want replaced. This was and is a bad design within the building. The tiles
break under any heavy type load. In my opinion they should be removed, and the
floor painted by the airport as a capital improvement
Bottom thresholds
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You want repaired. This again is a bad design and should not be repaired but
replaced with a new design O
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Lighting inoperative
Bulbs out! If tenants don't want to use that much light we can't make them!
Walls Dirty.
Ifs a manufacturing facility. We just finished repainting bays 2 and 3. We
can't make people paint their bays ever year for your inspection
Ceiling insulation tom or hanging down from ceiling
You want repaired. Again, this is a poor design, it's in every bay. I feel that
if this is to be corrected that the airport is responsible to bring this into
code. Do them all as a capital improvement
Door Issues
Most doors work ok. However, thru hurricanes and just time the building has
settled and most door have a minor Issue. I feel that this should also be
repaired by the airport. Do all the doors and all the large bay doors as a
capital improvement
Emergency Lighting missing, Fire exit signs missing
These items were never installed! This needs your immediate attention! How the
fire marshal missed this over the last 14 years of inspection is hard to say.
However, we did tell the fire marshal that they were never installed and he
agrees, and understands. So, the airport needs to fix this as soon as possible
Exterior of Building
In your "opinion ", "we need to seal coat the parking lot, and re stripe the
parking spaces"
Last year you requested that we re stripe the parking lot. I disagreed, however,
we did do the first 4 spots that get the most traffic. Good thing ! did not re
stripe the whole parking lot because now you want to cover it with a seal coat!
You want us to re coat the parking lot because you think it's worn out. What
about the driveway into the airport that has been there longer than any
building. It has not been sealed since we have been there and it see's a lot
more traffic. Let me help you with something, sealing is a hazardous waste, can
make the pavement slippery and dangerous. It is not recommended. I learned this
from a county civil engineer!
You may want to rethink your opinion.
Mr Vergo, if you want the required repairs, that in your opinion, need to be
completed in the above, and in your inspection reports, I suggest that we have
or hold a meeting with the airport advisory board, and or the board of county
commissioners to discuses in more detail. However, if you do agree with me, that
the above are all capital improvements, I would like to make a suggestion. Would
it be possible to use the new additional income from Salazar building to
supplement repairs and capital improvements to both the older existing buildings
on the industrial side of the airport? Just a thought.
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Thanks
Larry Fox
KPK Management
239- 200 -5877
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Interoffice Memo
Date: 07/08/10
To: Penny Phillipi, Interim Executive Director
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From:Robert Tweedie, Airport Manager
RE: Facility Inspection Report, Immokalee Manufacturing Incubator
On June 29, 2010 a routine inspection of facilities was conducted at the
Manufacturing Incubator Facility located at 160 Airpark Blvd., located at the
Immokalee Regional Airport Manufacturing and Technology Center. The
facility is sub - leased by the Collier County Airport Authority to KPK
Management Inc. This inspection was conducted under the provisions of
article XXXI of the sub -lease agreement for the purpose of determining and
assessing the general condition and maintenance of the facility in
compliance with article VIII sections B1&2 of the original sub -lease dated
and executed August 15,1999.
The Inspection was conducted by me on behalf of the Collier County Airport
Authority Executive Director assisted by Ramon Arca and Jerry Shukes,
Collier County Facilities Management Department Staff providing technical
assistance as building maintenance and electrical technicians. Present
during the inspection were Larry Fox, President of KPK Management and
Marvin Courtright, an assistant to Mr. Fox.
GENERAL FINDINGS:
The overall general condition and maintenance of the facility based on all
factors including types and level of usage, age and environmental was
determined to be good by the assessment of all inspectors present. The
Facilities Management Department electrical technician, Jerry Shukes
assessed it as excellent based on the age, multiple industrial /commercial
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uses by various and diverse sub tenants and environmental factors. The
inspection was conducted by section and the following issues and
discrepancies and recommendations are noted below.
A. Lobby /Reception Area
1. Cobb Webs on areas of windows adjacent to entry door and
ceiling.
2. Caulking in various locations around entry area windows
beginning to crack slightly. Recommended
repair /replacement of these areas to prevent possible future
development of leaks.
3. Three ceiling light fixtures inoperative possibly require light
bulb and or ballast replacement.
4. Carpet has several moderately soiled areas, cleaning
recommended.
B. Conference Room
1. Two ceiling tiles around air conditioning vent stained.
Recommend replacement.
C. Outer Office Area
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1. Entry way door lock strike plate on dooriam is loose.
Recommend tightening screws to secure.
2. Five ceiling lights appear to be inoperative, possible
ballast or lamp replacement required. Recommend
further inspection by lessee and replacement of ballasts
and or lamps as necessary.
3. West side of room wall pealing and marked, recommend
re- painting of entire wall section affected.
4. Recommend cleaning and removal of cobwebs from
window area.
5. Small ceiling fifes above windows at top of West wall,
sections missing, recommend replacement.
1. Entry door to office has slight crack in glass; recommend
replacement of glass door panel.
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2. Office carpet moderately soiled, recommend carpet
cleaning.
E. Women's Restroom
1. Slight staining of ceiling tile, recommend replacement.
2. Exposed wire from hole behind toilet, requires installation
of cover plate.
F. Bay 11 (Salazar Machine Sub - Leased Area)
1. Small hole in Southeast comer of South firewall, adjacent
to telephone & electrical panel. Requires patching with
fire resistant patch material.
G.Bays 9 & 10 (Salazar Machine Sub -Lease Area)
1. Emergency lighting fixture on South wall is very dim. Mr.
Fox advised at time of inspection that replacement
fixtures for all emergency lighting have been purchased
and are in the process of being installed.
2. Electrical outlet adjacent to South entry door at West side
of the bay is loose. Reinforcement, securing of this fixture
is required.
3. Roll up door at West side of bay — Sheet metal at top of
door on the outside is slightly bent. Recommend
maintenance to repair or replace as necessary.
H. Bay 7,8 — Not occupied at this time. No issues or discrepancies.
1. Bay fi — Not Occupied at this time.
1. South fire wall slightly damaged and requires patching
with fire resistant patch material.
J. Bay 5
1. North firewall has several small holes from previously
hung fixtures which have been removed. Required
patching of holes with fire resistant patch material.
K. Bay 4
1. North wall — hanging insulation sheets. Recommend
securing insulation sheets to ceiling panel.
L. Bays 1, 2, 3 — No issues or
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discrepancies at this time.
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Interoffice Memo
Date: 07/10/10
To: Penny Phillipi, Interim Executive Director
cc:
From: Robert Tweedie, Airport Manager
RE: Facility Inspection Report Supplement, Immokalee Manufacturing
Incubator
This is a supplement to the document dated 07/09/10 "Facility Inspection Report,
Immokalee Manufacturing Incubator". The previously submitted document did not include
the following information provided by Mr. Lary Fox, President KPK Management Inc. Mr.
Fox, at the time of the inspection requested this information to be documented for the
record. Mr. Fox at the time of the inspection, June 29, 2010 stated that he had recently
made over $5,000 of fire safety related improvements to the overall facility including
replacement of all fire extinguishers and fire alarm pull boxes. Visual inspection of these
items by the inspectors present, confirmed this information.
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Representing/ Petitioner: pp- Other:
COLLIER COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 2003 -53, AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE 2004-05 AND 2007 -24, REQUIRES THAT ALL LOBBYISTS
SHALL, BEFORE ENGAGING IN ANY LOBBYING ACTIVITIES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ADDRESSING THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS), REGISTER WITH THE CLERK TO THE BOARD AT THE BOARD MINUTES AND RECORDS DEPARTMENT.
YOU ARE LIMITED TO THREE (3) MINUTES FOR YOU COMMENTS AND ARE TO ADDRESS ONLY THE CHAIR
PLACE COMPLETED FORM ON THE TABLE LEFT OF THE DIAS IN THE BOARD ROOM PRIOR TO THE SUBJECT BEING HEARD