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22 <br /> • Be good stewards of the County's financial and land resources. <br /> • Where possible, move out of older facilities that have reached the end of their useful life <br /> cycle. <br /> • Consolidate departments and services to gain efficiency. <br /> • Respond to floodplain issues. <br /> The Data Collection phase of work involved gathering and reviewing plans, drawings, previous <br /> studies, including the Facilities Condition Assessment completed in 2021. The assessment <br /> identified that a significant portion of County owned facilities will be nearing the end of their useful <br /> lifespan within the next five to ten years. Some of the buildings nearing the end of their useful life <br /> include: <br /> • Central Recreation Center <br /> • District Attorney Building <br /> • Efland Cheeks Community Center <br /> • EM — Station #1 (will be transitioning to new Waterstone EM facility) <br /> • Old Environment&Agriculture Center (EAC) <br /> • Old Jail <br /> • Southern Human Services Center <br /> • Whitted Building A— Health Department <br /> A copy of the Executive Summary of the Facilities Condition Assessment is included as <br /> Attachment#1. <br /> The Space Planning phase identified an additional 111,891 Departmental Gross Square Feet <br /> (DGSF) of space needed by 2040. This translates into a Gross Square Foot (GSF) need of <br /> 156,732 by the year 2040. The chart below summarizes this information. <br /> Net Change Grossing Factor by GSF Space <br /> Category DGSF Type Needs bt 2040 <br /> Admin 13,090 Office 30% 17,017 <br /> Community <br /> Service 21,880 Office 25% 27,350 <br /> Human <br /> Services 25,079 Health 45% 36,365 <br /> Justice 23,923 Court 45% 21,653 <br /> Office 30% 11,686 <br /> PublicSafety 22,807 Sheriff 30% 15,191 <br /> EMS 25% 21,080 <br /> Support <br /> Services 5,112 Office 25% 6,390 <br /> Total Space <br /> Needed 111,8911 156,732 <br />