Master Plan and Feasibility Study for conversion of existing & new buildings to facilitate all City Operations, including district operations, maintenance garage & administrative offices on a remediated brownfield site.

Phase I:
Design of a combined Emergency Operations & Police Dispatch Center and a Vehicle Storage Building. The EO&DC facility (approximately 16,000 sq. ft.), houses offices, conference rooms, multi-purpose room, computer server room, a lounge as well as other support areas. The core of the facility will be a 2500 sq. ft. Police Dispatch Center and a 2500 sq. ft. Emergency Operations Center. The EOC serves as the coordination point for surrounding community’s emergency responder organizations including: police, fire, medical, American Red Cross, and Federal, State and local agencies in the event of emergency such as a major hurricane, blizzard or terrorist attack. The EOC is designed to be capable of withstanding a category three hurricane. The Vehicle Storage building (approximately 46,000 sq.ft) houses the City’s District Operations vehicles under one roof. The building also features departmental management offices. Construction Cost: $12M – Completion: 2008.

Phase II:
Master Plan for conversion of the remaining existing, as well as new buildings to facilitate all Public Facilities departments, including maintenance garage. Construction Cost: $12M – Completion 2009

Phase III:
Administrative Offices. Construction Cost: $6M – Completion 2010.