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Medf ord Fire-Rescue FACILITIES MASTER PLAN Medford City Council S tudy S ession: 8/ 2/ 12 Presented by: Introduction Who we are What we are going to cover CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN Evaluation


  1. Medf ord Fire-Rescue FACILITIES MASTER PLAN Medford City Council S tudy S ession: 8/ 2/ 12 Presented by:

  2. Introduction • Who we are • What we are going to cover CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  3. Evaluation Process • Review existing drawings, tour facilities • Provide questionnaires to staff at each station regarding function, operation, security, space needs, apparatus, etc. • Evaluate Programming needs with S pace S tandards • Review findings with Department • Prepare potential solutions to address program changes. CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  4. S ummary of Existing Conditions • S tation by station review of current status of building, site, layout, etc. CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  5. S tation 6 • Limited versatility of 3 7 0 0 E BARNET T ROAD space Built 2000 Reinforced CMU Construction • Meeting and physical 13,570 SF fitness undersized • General maintenance needed • Logistics co-located at station • Minor ADA issues noted CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  6. S tation 5 • Awkward house-like layout 3700 Barnett Road 2 1 2 4 ROBERT S ROAD • Emergency vehicle Built: 1975, Upgrade: 2007 maneuvering tight Wood Framed Construction 3,019 SF • Does not meet ADA • Inadequate facilities for co-ed staff • Overcrowded for staff and equipment • No fire sprinkler protection • S leeping quarters do not meet egress requirements • Inadequate exhaust removal system in apparatus bay CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  7. S tation 4 • Poor thermal performance 2 2 0 8 TABLE ROCK ROAD • Inadequate facilities for Built: 1969, Upgrade: 2007 co-ed staff CMU/Wood Truss Construction 3,801 SF • Overcrowded for staff and equipment • S ecurity concerns • No fire sprinkler protection • Does not meet ADA • S leeping Quarters do not meet egress requirements • No exhaust removal system in apparatus bay CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  8. S tation 3 • Apparatus enter/ leave right 5 3 0 HIGHLAND DRIVE next to a roundabout Built: 1954 Upgrade:1976,2000 • Next to park/ creek and skate CMU/Wood Truss Construction park 4,383 SF • Two additions • No fire sprinkler protection • Does not meet ADA • S leeping Quarters do not meet Egress requirements • Inadequate facilities for co-ed staff • No exhaust removal system in apparatus bay CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  9. S tation 2 • Apparatus enter/ leave 1 2 4 1 W 8 T H ST REET at intersection Built: 1951 CMU/Wood Truss Construction • Insufficient Parking 2,219 SF • S mallest station in department and smaller than typical • No exhaust removal system in apparatus bay • ES Ci recommends station be relocated for better response time/ coverage CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  10. Training • Does not provide for 2 2 0 8 TABLE ROCK ROAD adequate training needs Built: 1976 Various Construction Types • Primarily open yard area 4 Structures: 2,588 SF • S hares site with S tation 4 • Houses Logistics storage • Deteriorated asphalt CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  11. Logistics • There is no dedicated ADDRESS: N/ A single area for Logistics Built: N/A Construction Type: N/A • S torage is primarily split Approx 908 SF between S tations 4 and 6 • Inefficiency between materials stored at different locations CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  12. Recommendations • S tation by station review of potential solutions to issues noted during evaluation • Recommendations separated into four categories CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  13. Recommendation Categorization of critical importance to the use of the space, recommend Category 1 action as soon as possible, but at least within the next year of moderate importance to the long-term condition of the Category 2 building, recommend resolution within five years. suggested maintenance issues that should be addressed on an Category 3 on-going basis to prevent further deterioration or to improve the appearance of the building within the next six to ten years Issues that need further investigation and destructive testing Investigation in order to make educated decisions about the remaining issues. CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  14. S tation 6 • Reconfigure interior to 3 7 0 0 E BARNET T ROAD improve bathrooms, day Built 2000 room and office space Reinforced CMU Construction 13,570 SF • Relocate Logistics storage to (new) Logistics building • Resolve general maintenance issues CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  15. S tation 6 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  16. S tation 5 • Expand facility to 3700 Barnett Road 2 1 2 4 ROBERT S ROAD accommodate program needs including additional Built: 1975, Upgrade: 2007 apparatus bay, ADA Wood Framed Construction upgrades, etc. 9,340 SF • S tructural improvements to existing facility for station expansion • Rework parking to improve flow and capacity • Upgrade electrical and HVAC system • Provide exhaust removal system in apparatus bay CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  17. S tation 5 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  18. S tation 5 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  19. S tation 4 • Expand facilit y t o accommodat e 2 2 0 8 TABLE ROCK ROAD program needs including addit ional apparat us bay and Built: 1969, Upgrade: 2007 living quart ers expansion, ADA CMU/Wood Truss Construction upgrades, et c. 9,340 SF • S t ruct ural improvement s t o exist ing facilit y for st at ion expansion, including addit ional support for exist ing masonry load bearing walls • Insulat e remaining ext erior walls • Upgrade elect rical and HV AC syst em • Provide exhaust removal syst em in apparat us bay CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  20. S tation 4 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  21. S tation 4 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  22. S tation 3 • Relocate facility south of 5 3 0 HIGHLAND DRIVE current site Built: 1954 Upgrade:1976,2000 CMU/Wood Truss Construction • New station built to 14,760 SF meet proj ected Program needs • If station remains, (4) new traffic signals will be needed at entry points to the roundabout CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  23. S tation 3 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  24. S tation 3 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  25. S tation 3 CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  26. S tation 2 • Relocate facility 1 2 4 1 W 8 T H ST REET Built: 1951 • New station to be built to CMU/Wood Truss Construction meet program needs 10,050 SF • Evaluate new site locations CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  27. Training • Conduct cost benefit 2 2 0 8 TABLE ROCK ROAD analysis Built 1976 Various Construction Types • Build new 4 Structures: 2,588 SF classroom/ support building • Replace or reconfigure existing training tower • Provide dedicated space for Logistics • Build new, 2-story simulation house • Provide extrication pad CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  28. Training CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  29. Logistics • Provide dedicated ADDRESS - TO BE DETERMINED facility Construction Type: Stick Frame or Pre-Engineered Building • Can be co-located at 3,091 SF S tation 6, S tation 5, S tation 2, or Training CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

  30. LEED • Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design • 100 Point evaluation • 4 levels of ranking Cert ified 0% cost premium S ilver 3% cost premium Gold 5-10% cost premium • ROI CITY OF MEDFORD FIRE - RESCUE FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

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