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5 <br /> Operational Detention Center with Detention Center <br /> Factors and Detention Center Only built, co-located Law with LEC <br /> needed analysis Enforcement Center infrastructure for <br /> (LEC) future co-location <br /> -Construction Cost -Additional first cost and <br /> life cycle impact <br /> -Life cycle cost impacts <br /> -Staffing -Staffing study anticipated -Potential staffing impacts <br /> Fall 2016 comparing on both the spindle and <br /> spindle vs. rear chase rear chase designs <br /> design options. options. <br /> -Operations and -Significant improvements -Potential Impacts on <br /> Maintenance in programming, housing efficiencies for both <br /> conditions, workplace operations and <br /> safety and security, and maintenance activities. <br /> maintenance of operations <br /> equipment. -Potential sustainability <br /> impacts associated with <br /> -Additional improvements co-location. <br /> anticipated in facilities <br /> maintenance activities due <br /> to new facility and modern <br /> equipment. <br /> -Court Operations -Court staff unchanged. -Potential Impacts of co- <br /> Support and location on opportunity of <br /> Security -Efficiency improvements Court staff to be housed in <br /> with video-conferencing close proximity within a <br /> technology within Court co-located facility. <br /> facilities and detention <br /> pods for Court officials and <br /> detainees. <br /> -Designed multi-purpose <br /> room can serve as court <br /> space. <br /> -"Backfill" options for -Analysis of Potential <br /> vacated LEC Uses3: <br /> facilities -Child Support Services; <br /> -Probation and Parole; <br /> -Public Defender; <br /> -District Attorney; <br /> -Justice Resource Office <br /> 3. Existing offices, if re-located to vacated LEC spaces, would provide collaborative opportunities for re-purposing, <br /> selling, or partnering with other stakeholders regarding the vacated facilities. Granular analysis of these uses <br /> including cost and benefit comparatives would be provided as part of the LEC co-location study. Existing offices <br /> are not considered stressed facilities according to the County Space Study Analysis. <br />