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Component |
Current Status |
Recommendations |
Cost |
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General Exterior |
The building that houses the Prosecuting Attorney office
was built in 1910. It is approximately
3,800 square feet. The building sits
across |
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Exterior Walls |
The front and left side of the building exterior walls are brick, (P41), and the other side is stucco, (P30, P31). The addition is all made from block. There is one major crack in the basement/foundation of the addition, shown both in interior (P24) and exterior (P38, P39). There is some evidence of mold and water stains on the exterior walls (P32, P42). |
Clean the exterior of the building, repaint the stucco, and paint the block. Seal the crack in the block. |
$10,000 $ 200 |
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Roof |
The roof was replaced over the entire building approximately ten years ago. The roof was also altered to add some slope, (P41), to help with drainage problems. There was no roof access. Due to the water damage in the building it is evident that the roof is leaking, (P2, P3). |
Repair the roof and flashing to eliminate leaks. |
$ 3,000 |
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Windows and Doors |
The windows in the original and addition are original, and none have been replaced to date. The windows are metal with single paned glass, and the caulking is old and broken. There is only one entrance/exit for the entire building. The entrance is a glass door in the front of the building. The door is in good condition. |
Replace the windows. |
$15,000 |
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Fire Safety |
Fire Safety is non-existent. There are no fire alarms, no smoke alarms, no sprinklers, no strobes, no signs or lights, no horns, and only one exit for both the original building (2 floors) and the addition (1 floor with basement). |
Install a second exit from the building from all floors. Install a fire alarm system with smoke and heat detectors, strobes and horns. Install exit lights and emergency lighting. |
$10,000 $ 5,000 $ 3,000 |
Structure
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There were no additional structural problems identified. |
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Security |
The only known security is a basic building security system, and a door lock. |
Install closed circuit security cameras connected to the courthouse system. |
$ 6,000 |
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There is no accessible parking space for this building. The mens (P18, P19, P20) and womens (P15, P16) bathrooms are not accessible; both are too narrow with no bars and doors that would no allow access. |
Provide Provide two |
$ 240 $ 20,000 |
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Electrical |
There is florescent lighting and regular office wiring (P22). The electrical service appears to be adequate. |
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Mechanical |
There is a Carrier air conditioning unit, (P21). There are two heat pumps, (P36), and two boilers, (P49), which appear to be reaching the end of their useful life. |
Upgrade the HVAC system. |
$ 10,000 |
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Work Safety |
There are no work safety issues noted. |
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Space requirements |
The space appeared to be adequate for the building function. |
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Subtotal Cost |
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$82,440 |
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Soft Costs |
Professional fees, permits, surveys, and studies |
20% of total |
$16,488 |
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Total Cost |
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$98,928 |