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City of Elk Grove Animal Shelter Community Forum
April 3, 2017
Eric Wohle, AIA Carolyn Natividad, AIA Jose Ochoa, Assoc. AIA
- Dr. Cynthia Delany, DVM
City of Elk Grove Animal Shelter Community Forum April 3, 2017 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
City of Elk Grove Animal Shelter Community Forum April 3, 2017 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
City of Elk Grove Animal Shelter Community Forum April 3, 2017 Eric Wohle, AIA Jose Ochoa, Assoc. AIA Carolyn Natividad, AIA Dr. Cynthia Delany, DVM project programming Project Programming Review Needs Assessment Started with a Program
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Review Needs Assessment
Started with a Program Confirmation of Original Needs Assessment from April 25, 2016 We reviewed: Scope Program Budget Schedule
Project Programming
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Our team reviewed current animal intake & release data, specific
- perational needs, current cost data.
Had two independent animal care experts help establish program criteria. Each program was estimated and then reconciled into a single “Recommended Program” to “right size” the overall program.
Project Programming
Programming Process
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The program was confirmed against the primary goals of the project:
- Improve outcomes over existing Sacramento County Shelter
- The new shelter must provide adequate initial capacity upon
- pening
- Identify a means to achieve future capacity by phasing or
alternates Program Primary Goals
Project Programming
Programming Process
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General Components of Meeting these Goals in Elk Grove:
- Keep pets and people
together
- Reunite lost pets with owners
- Make sure shelter animals
receive appropriate care
- Re-home abandoned and
unwanted animals
- Prevent unwanted animal
births
- Educate community about
humane animal care and coexistence
Project Programming
Program Review
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Specific Components of the Animal Shelter Programming:
- Leadership and
management
- Front office and customer
service
- Animal care and sheltering
- Veterinary medical and
spay/neuter
- Foster and rescue/transfer
- Volunteer program
- Outreach and
development
- Field services
Project Programming
Program Review
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Shelter Services/Program Elements and Focus:
- Robust Licensing Program
- Proactive Owner Redemption
Program
- Humane Focused Shelter Services
- Re-homing of Unwanted Animals
- Veterinary Care for Shelter Animals
Project Programming
Program Review
- Optimized Service Availability
- Low cost Public Services
- Field services
- Public Education/Outreach &
Community / Volunteer Programs
- Flexibility within facility for
future needs & developments
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We re-evaluated and updated data from the existing shelter, and applied operational recommendations that showed that there was an immediate need for additional cat housing and of a less need for dog housing Added program space for Animal Control Space allocations were modified slightly address modern shelter needs and to “right size” the facility to specifically address Elk Grove’s
- perational needs
Identified a need for larger circulation spaces and public areas to “de- institutionalize” the facility
What Changed?
Project Programming
Results & Comparison
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Original Needs Assessment Recommended Design Program
Base Animal Housing:
54 dogs/ 30 cats 48 dogs / 48 cats
Size:
17,200 sf 19,065 sf
Estimated Cost:
$15,966,000 $17,877,658
Alternate Capacity:
N/A Additional 18 dogs / 8 cats
- 48 dogs
- 48 cats
Basis of Bid Award (Recommended Design Program)
Project Programming
Results & Comparison
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6 designated alternates for bid flexibility (3 additive / 3 deductive)
- Add. Alt. #1 – Additional 8 kennel dog unit
- Add. Alt. #2 – Additional 8 cage cat unit
- Add. Alt. #3 – Additional 10 kennel dog unit
Result: Housing for 66 dogs / 54 cats
- Deduct Alt. A – Deduct Multipurpose Room
- Deduct Alt. B – Deduct 8 kennel dog unit
- Deduct Alt. C - Deduct 8 cage cat unit
Result: Housing for 40 dogs / 40 cats
- 66 dogs
- 54 cats
The project bid will include program alternates to accommodate:
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Designing for the Future
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conceptual design
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Concept
Site Plan
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Public Private
Agility Yard Service yard
Concept
Floor Plan
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Additive Alternates Deductive Alternates
Concept
Floor Plan
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Concept
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West Elevation North Elevation
Concept
Exterior Elevations
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East Elevation South Elevation
Concept
Exterior Elevations
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Concept
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Concept
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Concept
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Concept
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Concept
Interior Public Spaces
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Concept
Interior Public Spaces
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Concept
Interior Public Spaces
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Metal Wall Panel Accent Panel Metal Roof Panel CMU Glazing Cement Board Stucco
1A 1B 1C 2 3 4 5 2 1B 1A 3 5 1C 4
Exterior Materials
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