This project provides for the renovation of or improvements to Bethesda parking facilities. This is a continuing program of contractual improvements or renovations, with changing priorities depending upon the type of deterioration and corrections required, that will protect or improve the physical infrastructure to assure safe and reliable parking facilities and to preserve the County's investment. The scope of this project will vary depending on the results of studies conducted under the Facility Planning Parking project. Included are annual consultant services to provide investigation, analysis, recommended repair methods, contract documents, inspection, and testing, if required.

Change due to amendment that reallocates expenditures from FYs 20 and 21 to FYs 22 through 24.

Staff inspection and condition surveys by County inspectors and consultants indicate that facilities in the Bethesda Parking Lot District (PLD) are in need of rehabilitation and repair work. Not performing this restoration work within the time and scope specified may result in serious structural integrity problems to the subject parking facilities as well as possible public safety hazards.

Major sub-projects within this ongoing effort are as follows:

• Garage 47 Waverly Avenue re-decking of entire facility. Major corrosion and deterioration will require closing down this garage if remedial work is not accomplished. This project is estimated to cost $6.5 million dollars and work will be performed in FY19-22. It is urgent to have this completed prior to the Marriott and JBG headquarters moves to Bethesda and the major redevelopment of the Bethesda Police District Property with a hotel, office, and residential component.
• Waterproofing, drainage repair, concrete repair, and Paystation improvements at Garage 49 Metropolitan.
• Repairs to steel, asphalt, and concrete at Garage 35 Woodmont/Rubgy.
• Paystation improvements at Garage 11 Woodmont.

Expenditures will continue indefinitely.

Facility Planning Parking: Bethesda PLD.