Fact Facts

Address:
1522 14th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814-5958

Telephone:
(916) 322-2114

Fax:
(916) 441-1804

Staff:
Total Employees - 44
Organizational Chart
(19 KB)*

Board of Directors:
Ann Bailey, Chair
State Appointee

Page Robbins
Board Appointee

Chuck Dalldorf, Vice Chair
City Appointee

William Ishmael
City Appointee

Ron Alvarado
State Appointee

Executive Director:
Paul Schmidt

Ombudsman:
Betty Gwiazdon

Budgets:
Annual Operations (July 1, June 30)
Fiscal Year (FY) 2005/2006 - $7,486,897

Capital Investment Program
Bond Issue Projects
FY 20004/2005 - $7,219,710

Major Construction Projects
FY 2005/2006 - $994,000
FY 2004/2005 - $790,050
FY 2003/2004 - $814,817

Development Projects - $5,194,542

Property Management Activities:
Residential Units - 752
Commercial Leases - 40
Development Ground Leases - 9

Parking spaces
Permanent - 791
Interim Parking - 198

CADA Administrative Office History:
The CADA Administrative Office is located on the ground floor of the East End Garage. The East End Garage was completed in 1999 to meet the parking demands generated by the construction of the State's East End Office Project.

The corner of 14th and P Street formerly was the location of "Cordy Manor', a 14 unit state-owned apartment building. Construction of the garage required the added cost of the demolition of this structure. The balance of the site was a state controlled surface parking lot.

The garage and CADA Administrative space consists of 753 parking spaces and 6000 sf of ground floor offices in a five story split ramp structure. It also features photovoltaic panels and electric vehicle parking.

The East End Garage was designed by Gordon H. Chong, FAIA and Associates Architect and built by McCarthy Construction. Special attention was given to the style and influence of the historic Dean Apartments (1400 N Street) and Westminster Presbyterian Church (1300 N St.) in the use of smooth Mediterranean concrete finishes, the stone work, and landscaped lattice. In addition particular care was given to the ground floor treatment of the structure recognizing the importance of the pedestrian experience in the Capitol Park Neighborhood

The Design-Build cost for the project was $10,033,291. This cost includes architecture and engineering, the installation of photo-voltaic panels, the tenant improvement office build-out, upgrades in exterior finish treatment, and testing, inspection and demolition of the Cordy Manor including asbestos abatement.

CADA moved into these offices in January 2000. CADA rental operations and the availability of the board room for community meetings have since contributed to the vibrancy of the street life in the 'heart of the Capitol Park Neighborhood'.