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09-08-2001 Special Called Workshop Meeting
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<br />k- <br />_ ¢~ <br />B <br />Police Department <br />~ In May 1978, the current Police Building at 915 South 8`" Street was dedicated with a total number of 24 <br />personnel. This building is actually two complexes separated by a common wall and consists of approximately 26,000 <br />' square feet of which PD occupies 15,000 square feet. As of this date, the Police Department occupies both floors of the <br />southern portion (915 South 8`") of the building with the Municipal Court occupying the upper floor of the northern <br />portion of the building (913 South 8~') with Neighborhood Centers occupying the lower floor. <br />' Due to continued growth, the Police Department has outgrown the facility it now occupies. Today we employ <br />94 personnel. <br />A needs assessment study was conducted by the firm of Budd Betts Harden Kolflat Architectures (B2HK) in <br />' which they assessed the needs of the Police Department and Municipal Court for a future complex. During this period, <br />it was recognized that an EOC function needed to be built into this facility to become the Police/EOC/Municipal Court <br />Complex, or the Criminal Justice Center. B2HK systematically analyzed the needs of the Police Department and Court <br />with a vision toward the future of the City. B2HK additionally conducted a study of the existing building to determine <br />' if remodeling or usability of the existing building was an option. A report was submitted indicating that the only <br />significant remodeling has been done in the Municipal Court in 1993 and that they identified a number of issues <br />' regarding the existing building. They did, however, find the building to be basically sound. "Although air conditioning <br />components have been replaced as needed, the overall quality and condition of mechanical, electrical, plumbing <br />materials and construction are of low standard for municipal police and court facilities. Fire protection, fire alarm, <br />and emergency exit and egress lighting provisions are inadequate. " This report can be found in volume 1 of the <br />' Architectural Program report from B2HK. <br />B2HK projected a Police/EOC/Municipal Court report based on the assessment study which would be <br />approximately 43,500 square feet. It was decided that this project would need to be built in stages due to anticipated <br />' costs. The Municipal 3udge advised that they would remain in their existing facility until the Police/EOC structure was <br />built. A master plan was developed for two separate construction phases with the Police/EOC structure to be built first. <br />' Phase I <br />Police Department/EOC Center $7.7 million <br />(land acquisition, site preparation, construction) <br />' Phase II <br />Municipal Court Facility <br />' Depending on growth will be placed in front of <br />Voters at a later date. <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />(4) <br /> <br />
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