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Component |
Current Status |
Recommendations |
Cost |
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General Exterior |
The judicial annex is a 17,170 square foot, two story building. The foundation is concrete and there is no evidence of settlement. The exterior walls are a mixture of brick and concrete, and there is no evidence of water damage. The exterior entrances are in poor condition. The downspouts are rusted and leaking, (P116, P123). The rear perimeter of the building is uneven with missing asphalt and concrete, (P125). |
Replace downspouts on exterior walls of the building. Repair perimeter of building and repair holes in asphalt. |
$ 2,000 $ 5,000 |
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Exterior Walls |
The exterior walls are made of brick and concrete. There is moss and mold on the exterior of the building and some broken bricks, (P118). |
Clean the exterior walls of the Judicial Annex and repair any cracks in mortar or damaged brick. |
$50,000 |
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Roof |
The building has a flat roof with downspouts on the exterior of the building. There is evidence of water damage on the interior, however the roof could not be inspected, (P112). |
Replace roof due to evidence of leaks and water damage on the interior. |
$15,000 |
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Windows and Doors |
The windows are aluminum, single pane and original. There are some windows with broken glass, (P120). The doors are aluminum and steel with glass and wood. The exterior doors are in poor condition, (P123, P126, P128). |
Replace original windows with energy efficient ones. Replace exterior doors with steel doors and hardware. |
$20,000 $10,000 |
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Fire Safety |
The building has a sprinkler system, emergency lighting and exit lights. There is also a fire alarm system in the building, (P109). There are two means of egress from every floor. There are two exits from each room that holds 50 or more people. The stairways are enclosed by fire rated walls, but not doors, (P101). |
Install smoke and heat detectors, horns and strobes. Install fire rated doors on the stairwells. |
$10,000 $ 6,000 |
Structure
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The foundation is made from concrete. There is no evidence of settlement or structural damage. There is no noticeable structural damage to the floor system of the building. |
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Security |
The building is not equipped with a security system. There is a metal detector at the front entrance to the building. The building is equipped with a closed circuit television system. The judge’s benches are not protected by ballistic material. The judge’s benches do have a panic button. |
This facility should have entry-level screening with an X-ray machine. Install a security console system, panic alarms and duress alarms for courthouse. The judge’s desks should have ballistic protection on all sides with public exposure. |
$35,000 $45,000 $ 4,500 |
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Electrical |
The electrical service for the judicial annex enters the building from overhead. The building’s electrical service is in good condition. The wiring and panels are labeled and in flexible conduit. The lighting is fluorescent and appears to be adequate. |
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Mechanical |
The building has a forced air heating and air conditioning system, (P110, P113, P114) The system is in good working condition. |
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A handicap parking space is shared with the
courthouse. There is no proper |
Install proper signage throughout building Install lever handles on public access doors. Upgrade the restrooms to be |
$ 1,000 $ 1,500 $ 10,000 |
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Work Safety |
There are no work safety problems noted. |
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Space requirements |
The jail is currently being used for storage space but cannot be renovated to offices at this time due to the high level of lead paint. |
Remove the lead paint from the jail section and renovate for office and storage space as needed by the county. |
$ 880,000 |
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Subtotal |
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$1,095,000 |
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Soft Costs |
Professional fees, permits, surveys and studies |
20% |
219,000 |
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Total |
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$1,314,000 |