February 28, 2015
The Public Safety Complex Southampton MA a critical time February - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Public Safety Complex Southampton MA a critical time February - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Public Safety Complex Southampton MA a critical time February 28, 2015 Town Hall / Fire Station Site adjacent parcel Proposed Location existing - Centrally Located station - NFPA 1710 Response Times - Meets Planning and Zoning -
Town of Southampton Public Safety Feasibility Study
Town Hall / Fire Station Site
- Centrally Located
- NFPA 1710 Response Times
- Meets Planning and Zoning
- Site Development Costs (Land
purchase required to create septic system; topography)
- Wetlands/Flood Zone
- Minimal impact to current traffic
patterns (need to address on site circulation)
Proposed Location
adjacent parcel
existing station Town Hall Senior Center
Fire Department Building Existing Conditions
Town of Southampton Public Safety Feasibility Study Town Hall Entry Drive Apparatus Apron
Fire Department Building Existing Conditions
Town of Southampton Public Safety Feasibility Study Senior Center Parking Town Hall Parking Entry Drive
Fire Department Building Existing Conditions
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Existing Fire Department Building & Outline of Original Structure
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Existing Fire Department Building Modifications, Additions & Structural Concerns
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Modern Public Safety Facilities
Site Development Analysis
October-November 2014
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Options to address Existing Fire Station
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- Avoid current fire station with new Public Safety complex
- Results in compromised solution for new facility (poor traffic
circulation; limits visibility & awareness of public safety services)
- No identified use for existing building; high cost to renovate for
- ther uses in order to meet building code
- Incorporate current fire station in new complex
- Building is not appropriately sized for FD apparatus (best use
when considering emergency response circulation)
- Extremely costly to re-construct as an “essential facility”
- Relocate existing fire station building to new location
- Costly; no identified town need for reuse
- Potential to offer the building for public purchase and relocation?
- Raze Building
- Incorporate historical masonry detailing on new facility?
Conceptual Site Plan / Development Option B
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Note: Final building footprint will vary in response to program & site requirements
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Concept Plan Incorporating Former Schoolhouse
Status of Structural Conditions Assessment? Impact of this decision: regulations & requirements (local; DEP; other) increased project costs for design & permitting impact to timeline potential for “success” increased site development costs
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Essential Facilities Structural Design
TABLE 1604.5 OCCUPANCY CATEGORY OF BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES
Chapter 16 Structural
Category I “low hazard to human life” Category III “substantial hazard to human life” Category IV “essential facilities” Fire, rescue, ambulance, and police stations and emergency garages
Preliminary Space Needs Program
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Police Department
Chiefs Office 245 s.f. Sargent s Office 200 s.f. Detective Office 100 s.f. Secretary 202 s.f. Waiting 84 s.f. Evidence Processing 304 s.f. Squad Room 218 s.f. Booking & Detention 936 s.f. Conference Room- 275 s.f. Sally Port 444 s.f. Kitchenette 100 s.f. Single Toilet Room 45 s.f. Locker/Toilet/Shower 960 s.f. Amory 135 s.f. Storage 432 s.f. Garage 720 s.f. Total Program Space: 5,400 s.f.
Fire Department
Chief 220 s.f. Deputy Chief 107 s.f. Secretary 173 s.f. Conference Room 223 s.f. EMS 270 s.f. Fire Prevention 150 s.f. Files Storage 75 s.f. Single Toilet Room 45 s.f. Bunk- 255 s.f. Locker/Toilet/Shower 768 s.f. Gear 450 s.f. EMS Supply 120 s.f. Decontamination 120 s.f. Fire Equipment 120 s.f. SCBA/Maintenance- 292 s.f. Apparatus Bays 5,088 s.f. Total Program Space: 8,476 s.f.
Shared Space
Public Lobby 257 s.f. Dispatch 366 s.f. Dispatch Support 184 s.f. Janitor’s Closet 45 s.f. Single Toilet Room 45 s.f. Elevator 45 s.f. Multi-Purpose /Training 1,034 s.f. Kitchen 268 s.f. Fitness Room 500 s.f. Mech./Electrical/IT 880 s.f. Janitor 50 s.f. Elevator 45 s.f.
- Mach. Room
70 s.f. Total Program Space: 3,789 s.f. Police: 5,400 s.f. Fire: 8,500 s.f. Shared: 3,800 s.f. Subtotal: 17,700 s.f. Circulation @ 15%: 2,655 s.f.
Total Program Space: 20,355 s.f.
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Concept Plan
Route 10
Schoolhouse
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Note: Final building footprint will vary in response to program & site requirements
Conceptual Floor Plan / Development Option C
Main Floor
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Conceptual Site Plan / Development Option C
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Building Massing Study / Development Option C
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Conceptual Site Plan / Development Option D
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Building Massing Study / Development Option D
Preliminary Project Timeline
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- October 2014: Caolo & Bieniek Associates hired to conduct the
Feasibility Study & develop preliminary designs.
- October - December 2014: Programming & Site Analysis
- Preliminary Design Concept: early January 2015
- Project cost estimates: early February 2015
- February - May 2015: Public discussions regarding the project
- May 2015: Annual town meeting vote to approve funding for
100% design and total project funding
- June - December 2015: Final design / engineering & bidding
- Spring 2016: Begin Construction
- June 2017: Occupy new facility
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- At this time there does not appear to be Federal or
State grant funding available for Police / Fire / Public Safety construction projects
- Local funding options include:
- Proposition 2 ½ Override (permanent)
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- Debt Exclusion (retires after project is paid for)
Fortunately the Town will be retiring other current debt soon which can help offset the costs of this project
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