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Schematic Design Concept Comparison <br /> "Spindle w/Mezzanine" <br /> • Centralized Control; Indirect Supervision (can be switched to direct) <br /> • Standard "Y" plumbing chases —maintenance personnel must enter secure spaces <br /> • "Mezzanine" 2 level — more intensive to build/manage <br /> • Single control room overlooks all housing units <br /> • Fewer multi-purpose rooms given housing layout <br /> • Less natural light in housing via window wall <br /> • Design minimizes inmate movement in the facility <br /> "Rear Chase Single Level" <br /> • De-Centralized Control; Indirect Supervision (can be switched to direct) <br /> • Rear plumbing service chases - safer for inmates, staff, and maintenance; ease of <br /> maintenance; less disruption of secure space <br /> • Single level — no stairs or mezzanines to build/manage <br /> • Multiple control rooms on ground level — one per 2 housing units <br /> • More multi-purpose rooms given housing layout <br /> • Increased natural light in housing via window wall <br /> • More inmate movement down single movement corridor <br /> • More building square feet than Spindle <br /> • Easier to expand future housing units <br /> Schematic Design Concept Comparison <br /> "Spindle w/Mezzanine" <br /> • Approx. 49,500 Gross Square Feet <br /> • Estimated Project*Cost: $15-$16 million <br /> "Rear Chase Single Level" <br /> • Approx. 52,220 Gross Square Feet <br /> • Estimated Project*Cost: $16-$17 million <br /> *Includes 15% design, construction and escalation contingency <br /> Jeff Thompson continued the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> Concepts Needing Board Feedback <br /> • Disposition of Vacated Jail Site <br /> Dan Mace resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> • Co-location of Law Enforcement Center with new Detention Facility <br /> • Staff and Designer to continue analyzing opportunities and challenges <br /> Proposed Schedule <br /> • Schematic Design Phase Completion, Board Presentation — November/December <br /> 2015* <br /> • Design Development Phase Completion — January 2016 <br /> • Construction Document Phase — February - May 2016 <br /> • Agency Approvals — June 2016 <br />