Agenda packet — Vallejo City Council, March 26, 2024 (part 3 of 3)

Project
Sheet _____ of _____
2/9/2024

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By YC AP VH NH
Drafted By BP PN

ARCHITECTURAL
FLOOR PLAN - K-9

CANOPY BUILDING,
1/8"=1'-0"
Scale:

DRAWING SCALE REFERENCES
APPLY TO 30" X 42" SHEET SIZE
DRAFT
1 1
2 2
3 3
A A
B
C
D D
4 4
DR W
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
21' 21'
10'
41'
21'
168'
9 SPACES @ 21'-0"
62' 168'
1 A3-201
4 A3-201
2 A3-201
3 A3-201
(E)
ELEC.

STORAGE

AND FOOD
PREP
KENNEL 4
DOGS
KENNEL 4
DOGS

REPLACE

ROLLUP DOOR

WITH NEW
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
FOOD

STORAGE
RACK

STORAGE AND

FOOD PREP

DOG WASH

GROOMING
TUB

LAUNDRY

DEMO (E)
WALL
DRY

LAUNDRY

STORAGE
3' DOOR IN (E)
5'-4" OPENING

WALL MOUNTED

HEAT PUMPS
ABOVE 3' DOOR IN (E)
5'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
5'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING

CMU PARTIAL HEIGHT

WALL ADDITION

CMU PARTIAL HEIGHT

WALL ADDITION

STORAGE
UNITS

OUTDOOR
YARD
8 16 32 48
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
N
1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLAN, K-9 CANOPY BUILDING
FLOOR AREA: 1,700 SF
CARPORT: 7,850 SF
TOTAL: 9,550 SF
Architect
Consultant
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
A3-102
20273
Issue:

Project
Sheet _____ of _____
2/9/2024

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By YC AP VH NH
Drafted By BP PN

ARCHITECTURAL

ROOF PLAN -

CANOPY BUILDING,
1/8"=1'-0"
Scale:

DRAWING SCALE REFERENCES
APPLY TO 30" X 42" SHEET SIZE
DRAFT
1 1
2 2
3 3
A A
B
C
D D
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
1 A3-201
4 A3-201
2 A3-201
3 A3-201
(E) SHEET METAL
GUTTER, TYP.
(E) STANDING

SEAM METAL
ROOF
(E) SKYLIGHT
(E) SLOPE (E) SLOPE
8 16 32 48
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
N
1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
ARCHITECTURAL ROOF PLAN, K-9 CANOPY BUILDING
Architect
Consultant
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
A3-141
20273
Issue:

Project
Sheet _____ of _____
2/9/2024

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By YC AP VH NH
Drafted By BP PN

ARCHITECTURAL
K-9 KENNEL

BUILDING PLAN,
1/4"=1'-0"
Scale:

DRAWING SCALE REFERENCES
APPLY TO 30" X 42" SHEET SIZE
DRAFT
1 1
2 2
3 3
A A
D D
4 4
DR
W
21' 21'
10'
41'
21'
62'
1 A3-201
4 A3-201
2 A3-201
3 A3-201
(E)
ELEC.

STORAGE

AND FOOD
PREP
KENNEL 4
DOGS
KENNEL 4
DOGS

REPLACE

ROLLUP DOOR

WITH NEW
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
FOOD

STORAGE
RACK

STORAGE AND

FOOD PREP

DOG WASH

GROOMING
TUB

LAUNDRY

DEMO (E)
WALL
DRY

LAUNDRY

STORAGE
3' DOOR IN (E)
5'-4" OPENING

WALL MOUNTED

HEAT PUMPS
ABOVE
3' DOOR IN (E)
5'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
5'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING

CMU PARTIAL HEIGHT

WALL ADDITION

CMU PARTIAL HEIGHT

WALL ADDITION

STORAGE
UNITS

OUTDOOR
YARD
8 16 32
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
N
1 SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
ARCHITECTURAL K-9 KENNEL BUILDING PLAN
Architect
Consultant
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
A3-201
20273
Issue:

Project
Sheet _____ of _____
2/9/2024

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By YC AP VH NH
Drafted By BP PN

ARCHITECTURAL

BUILDING
ELEVATIONS - K-9

CANOPY BUILDING,
1/8"=1'-0"
Scale:

DRAWING SCALE REFERENCES
APPLY TO 30" X 42" SHEET SIZE
DRAFT

A B C D
K-9 KENNELS
(E) CONC. WALL BLOCK
(E) POURED IN PLACE
CONC. SECTION
(E) CORRUGATED IRON

ROOF OVER COVERED

STORAGE AREA

D C B A
+/- 15'-4"
VIF
(E) CORRUGATED

IRON ROOF
(E) SKYLIGHT
(E) CONC.

WALL
BLOCK
(E) LOUVERS
(E) DOOR
5 4 3 2 1 9'-0"
(E) CONC.

BLOCK WALL
(E) SKYLIGHT

RELACE (E) ROLL UP

DOOR WITH NEW
(E) 3" x 4" - 24
GA GALV D.S. @
EACH COL., TYP.
(E) CORRUGATED

IRON ROOFING
(E) ARCH PROJ
STEEL SASH, TYP.
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
CONC.

BLOCK WALL
9'-0"
(E) SKYLIGHT
(E) STANDING

SEAM METAL ROOF
(E) CORRUGATED

IRON ROOFING
(E) ARCH PROJ
STEEL SASH, TYP.
(E) 3" x 4" - 24
GA GALV D.S. @
EACH COL., TYP.
(E) CONC.

BLOCK WALL
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
3' DOOR IN (E)
3'-4" OPENING
CONC.

BLOCK WALL
5 4 3 2
8 16 32 48
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
8 16 32 48
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
8 16 32 48
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
8 16 32 48
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" 2 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
East Elevation
1 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
West Elevation 3 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
North Elevation
4 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
South Elevation
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By
Drafted By
7750 College Town Dr, Ste. 101
Sacramento, CA 95826
Tel (916) 447-2841
www.peterseng.com
PETERS
engineering
Job no.
consulting
mechanical
and
electrical
engineers

23.055
M-001

MECHANICAL

GENERAL NOTES &
SYMBOLS s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\M-001 MECHANICAL GENERAL NOTES & SYMBOLS.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:02 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT

PHYSICAL

TRAINING
1-112
SECURE
ENTRY
HALL 1-102

COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT
1-131
ELEV
1-101B
STAIR
1-100A
ELEV
1-101A

STORAGE
1-130
SECURE
PATIO
1-168

SALLY PORT
1-167
SECURE
ENTRY
ADMIN

LIEUTENANT
1-142
LIEUT
1-141

SHIFT SERGEANTS

OPEN OFFICE
1-138

CORPORALS
1-144
REPORT

WRITING
1-145

JUVENILE

WAITING
1-146

BRIEFING
1-137

STORAGE
1-148

KIT LOCKERS
1-151
LIEUT
1-140
LIEUT
1-139

JUVENILE

WAITING
1-147
WATCH

COMMANDER
1-149
CLOSET
1-150

CONF ROOM
1-143

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-108

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-152

CIRCULATION
1-125
ALCOVE
1-113

WOMEN'S

LOCKERS
(58)
1-111

LACTATION
RM
1-107
ADA
BATHRM
1-119

WOMEN'S
TOILET
1-124

JANITOR
1-127
TOILET
1-128
TOILET
1-129
ADA
BATHRM
1-105
BATHRM
1-104
TOILET
1-106
CELL
1-161
CELL
1-162
CELL
1-160
CELL
1-157

JUV CELL
1-156 JUV CELL
1-165
STOR
1-163
SHWR
1-159
INTVW
1-166

SALLY PORT
1-154

BOOKING
1-155
IT
1-153
TOILET
1-164
STAIR
1-100B

LAUNDRY
ROOM
1-109
STAIR
1-103
ALCOVE
1-110

FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
AREA
1-134
MEN'S

LOCKERS
(188)
1-114

CORRIDOR
1-158

MULTI-PURPOSE AREA
1-133

CIRCULATION
1-132
CIRC
1-136
CIRC
1-126
MEN'S
TOILET
1-123

VISITOR
ENTRY

RESTROOMS
1-115
ADA
SHOWER
1-118
ADA
SHOWER
1-117
JAN
1-116

ALL-GENDER
TOILET
1-122

VISITOR
ENTRY
HALL 1-120
STAIR
1-121 BREAK AREA /
KIOSK
1-135
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
F
W D
+33'
+27'
PATROL
ENTRY
PATROL
ENTRY
13 14
8 8
12 8 8
11 11 11 10
+27
+27
+27
+27
+33
+27
11 10
15 31
+30'
+34.5'
11 11 11 10 11 11 +33'
+27' +33'
+27
F F F
+33'
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-101

MECHANICAL
ZONING LEVEL 1

PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\M1-101 MECHANICAL ZONING LEVEL 1 PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:04 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
SECURE
COURT
1-245
SECURE
ENTRY
HALL
1-102

EOC / COMMUNITY

MEETING ROOM
1-229

EXEC CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-232
CONF. ROOM
1-266
FILE
ROOM
1-268
COPY
ROOM
1-267

ADMIN SUPPORT
OPEN OFFICE (6)
1-249

SECRETARY
1-251

ADMIN MGR
1-252

PUBLIC INFO

ANALYST
1-253
CHIE'F
OFFICE
1-254

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-261

OPERATIONS

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-257

SUPPORT

SERVICES

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-259

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-263
STAIR
1-200A
ELEV
1-201A
RADIO
1-213

RECORDS
SPRVSR
1-222

RECORDS POLICE
CLERKS
1-220
VAULT
1-215
SUPPLY
STOR
1-218

DOCUMENT
CENTER
1-219
MAIL
1-216
SHRED
STOR
1-217
CONF
ROOM
1-225

RECEPTION COUNTERS
1-226
CLOSET
1-255

WAITING AREA
1-248
CLOSET
1-262
CLOSET
1-258
CLOSET
1-264 CLOSET
1-260
COFFEE
BAR
1-250

CIRCULATION
1-265
SGT
OFFICE
1-273
COPY /
WORK
ROOM
1-272

DETECTIVE
OPEN
OFFICE
1-271 (8)

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-281

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-284
IT
1-282

SUPPORT
STAFF
OFFICE
1-283
STOR
1-280

LIEUTENANT
1-275

SERGEANTS
I.A.
1-270
ADMIN

ANALYST
I.A.
1-277
SECURE

CONF RM
1-278
FILE
ROOM
1-276

CIRCULATION
1-202
TOILET
1-256
STOR
1-233

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-204
KITCH
1-231
TOILET
1-205
TOILET
1-206

PUBLIC LOBBY
1-227
TOILET
1-239
TOILET
1-238
ADA
TOILET
1-237
LIVE
SCAN
ROOM
1-235
INTVW
1-228
SALLY
PORT
1-234

CADETS & VOLS

OPEN OFFICE
1-203
ELEV
1-201B

VISITOR
ENTRY
STOR
1-230
INTVW
ROOM
1-241

SUPPORT

SERV LT
1-221
COFFEE
BAR
1-224
CIRC
1-214

COM MGR
1-211

SUPERVISORS
1-212

LOCKERS
1-210

LOCKERS
1-209
COM ROOM COM 1-208
VEST
1-207
STAIR
1-200B
CIRC
1-279
CIRC
1-269
ALCOVE
1-240
STAIR
1-246
SECURE
ENTRY

CIRCULATION
1-244
ADA
TOILET
1-236
STAIR
1-121
CLOSET
1-223
CIRC
1-247

CIRCULATION
1-242
ENTRY
HALL
1-120
STAIR
1-103

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-274

COMMUNITY
COURT
1-243
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5

EXTERIOR

BALCONY

RECEPTION
+33
+33
+39
+39'
+34.5
+39'

EXTERIOR

BALCONY
COFFEE
BAR
+30'
+39'
+32'
NOTE: SEE

VISITOR

ENTRANCE ON
LEVEL 1

SALLY PORT
ROOF
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-102

MECHANICAL
ZONING LEVEL 2

PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\M1-102 MECHANICAL ZONING LEVEL 2 PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:07 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
ELEV
1-301B
STAIR
1-300A
ELEV
1-301A
OPEN

BREAKROOM
1-340
TOILET
1-323

ROOFTOP

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-305 WAITING
AREA
1-303
CRIME

ANALYST
1-306

OPEN OFFICE POLICE
ASSIST & CLERKS (5)
1-302

COPY ROOM /

STORAGE
1-320
FILE
ROOM
1-307
OPEN OFFICE DETECTIVE (22)
1-304
SOFT

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-319

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-318
VICTIM

ADVOCATE
1-308

VICTIMS
ABUSE

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-312

VICTIMS
ABUSE

WAITING
1-314

VICTIMS
ABUSE
M.P.R.
1-313

MONITOR
ROOM
1-316

CHIDREN'S
ROOM
1-311

CHIDREN'S
TOILET
1-310

CLETS, ARJIS,

NJIS, TRAK
1-317

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-321
CIRC
1-315
CIRC
1-309

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-326

LIEUTENANT
1-325

TRAFFIC OPEN
OFFICE (16)
1-328
TOILET
1-322

COMMUNITY

SERVICES OPEN
OFFICE (7)
1-331
CODE

ENFORCEMENT
(13)
1-330
I.S.

SYSTEMS
MGR
1-346
TECHNICIANS OPEN OFFICE (5)
1-345

SERVER /

TELEPHONE
EQUIP
1-347

WORKSTATION

CAD EQUIP
1-353

COMPUTER
EQUIP
1-350

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-351

COMPUTER

STAGING
1-349
BUNK
ROOM
1-342
BUNK
ROOM
1-343
BUNK
ROOM
1-344

CIRCULATION
1-335
SPRVSR
OFFICE
1-332

LIEUTENANT
1-333

ROOFTOP
STAIR
1-300B
CLOSET
1-334
IT
1-352

SERGEANT
OFFICE
1-327

MECH ROOF
CIRC
1-348

JANITOR
1-329

MECH ROOF
OPEN
CIRC
1-341
CIRC
1-338
CIRC
1-336

CIRCULATION
1-337
CIRC
1-339
CIRC
1-324
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5

EXTERIOR BALCONY
COPY /

WORKSPACE
COFFEE
BAR
COFFEE
BAR
COFFEE
BAR
F F
F
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-103

MECHANICAL
ZONING LEVEL 3

PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\M1-103 MECHANICAL ZONING LEVEL 3 PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:10 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT

PHYSICAL

TRAINING
1-112
SECURE
ENTRY
HALL 1-102

COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT
1-131
ELEV
1-101B
STAIR
1-100A
ELEV
1-101A

STORAGE
1-130
SECURE
PATIO
1-168

SALLY PORT
1-167
SECURE
ENTRY
ADMIN

LIEUTENANT
1-142
LIEUT
1-141

SHIFT SERGEANTS

OPEN OFFICE
1-138

CORPORALS
1-144
REPORT

WRITING
1-145

JUVENILE

WAITING
1-146

BRIEFING
1-137

STORAGE
1-148

KIT LOCKERS
1-151
LIEUT
1-140
LIEUT
1-139

JUVENILE

WAITING
1-147
WATCH

COMMANDER
1-149
CLOSET
1-150

CONF ROOM
1-143

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-108

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-152

CIRCULATION
1-125
ALCOVE
1-113

WOMEN'S

LOCKERS
(58)
1-111

LACTATION
RM
1-107
ADA
BATHRM
1-119

WOMEN'S
TOILET
1-124

JANITOR
1-127
TOILET
1-128
TOILET
1-129
ADA
BATHRM
1-105
BATHRM
1-104
TOILET
1-106
CELL
1-161
CELL
1-162
CELL
1-160
CELL
1-157

JUV CELL
1-156 JUV CELL
1-165
STOR
1-163
SHWR
1-159
INTVW
1-166

SALLY PORT
1-154

BOOKING
1-155
IT
1-153
TOILET
1-164
STAIR
1-100B

LAUNDRY
ROOM
1-109
STAIR
1-103
ALCOVE
1-110

FUNCTIONAL FITNESS
AREA
1-134
MEN'S

LOCKERS
(188)
1-114

CORRIDOR
1-158

MULTI-PURPOSE AREA
1-133

CIRCULATION
1-132
CIRC
1-136
CIRC
1-126
MEN'S
TOILET
1-123

VISITOR
ENTRY

RESTROOMS
1-115
ADA
SHOWER
1-118
ADA
SHOWER
1-117
JAN
1-116

ALL-GENDER
TOILET
1-122

VISITOR
ENTRY
HALL 1-120
STAIR
1-121 BREAK AREA /
KIOSK
1-135
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
F
W D
F F F
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-111

MECHANICAL LEVEL
1 PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\M1-111 MECHANICAL LEVEL 1 PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:12 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
SECURE
COURT
1-245
SECURE
ENTRY
HALL
1-102

EOC / COMMUNITY

MEETING ROOM
1-229

EXEC CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-232
CONF. ROOM
1-266
FILE
ROOM
1-268
COPY
ROOM
1-267

ADMIN SUPPORT
OPEN OFFICE (6)
1-249

SECRETARY
1-251

ADMIN MGR
1-252

PUBLIC INFO

ANALYST
1-253
CHIE'F
OFFICE
1-254

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-261

OPERATIONS

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-257

SUPPORT

SERVICES

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-259

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-263
STAIR
1-200A
ELEV
1-201A
RADIO
1-213

RECORDS
SPRVSR
1-222

RECORDS POLICE
CLERKS
1-220
VAULT
1-215
SUPPLY
STOR
1-218

DOCUMENT
CENTER
1-219
MAIL
1-216
SHRED
STOR
1-217
CONF
ROOM
1-225

RECEPTION COUNTERS
1-226
CLOSET
1-255

WAITING AREA
1-248
CLOSET
1-262
CLOSET
1-258
CLOSET
1-264 CLOSET
1-260
COFFEE
BAR
1-250

CIRCULATION
1-265
SGT
OFFICE
1-273
COPY /
WORK
ROOM
1-272

DETECTIVE
OPEN
OFFICE
1-271 (8)

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-281

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-284
IT
1-282

SUPPORT
STAFF
OFFICE
1-283
STOR
1-280

LIEUTENANT
1-275

SERGEANTS
I.A.
1-270
ADMIN

ANALYST
I.A.
1-277
SECURE

CONF RM
1-278
FILE
ROOM
1-276

CIRCULATION
1-202
TOILET
1-256
STOR
1-233

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-204
KITCH
1-231
TOILET
1-205
TOILET
1-206

PUBLIC LOBBY
1-227
TOILET
1-239
TOILET
1-238
ADA
TOILET
1-237
LIVE
SCAN
ROOM
1-235
INTVW
1-228
SALLY
PORT
1-234

CADETS & VOLS

OPEN OFFICE
1-203
ELEV
1-201B

VISITOR
ENTRY
STOR
1-230
INTVW
ROOM
1-241

SUPPORT

SERV LT
1-221
COFFEE
BAR
1-224
CIRC
1-214

COM MGR
1-211

SUPERVISORS
1-212

LOCKERS
1-210

LOCKERS
1-209
COM ROOM COM 1-208
VEST
1-207
STAIR
1-200B
CIRC
1-279
CIRC
1-269
ALCOVE
1-240
STAIR
1-246
SECURE
ENTRY

CIRCULATION
1-244
ADA
TOILET
1-236
STAIR
1-121
CLOSET
1-223
CIRC
1-247

CIRCULATION
1-242
ENTRY
HALL
1-120
STAIR
1-103

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-274

COMMUNITY
COURT
1-243
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5

EXTERIOR

BALCONY

RECEPTION

EXTERIOR

BALCONY

SALLY PORT
ROOF
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-112

MECHANICAL LEVEL
2 PLAN - CSC
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ELEV
1-301B
STAIR
1-300A
ELEV
1-301A
OPEN

BREAKROOM
1-340
TOILET
1-323

ROOFTOP

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-305 WAITING
AREA
1-303
CRIME

ANALYST
1-306

OPEN OFFICE POLICE
ASSIST & CLERKS (5)
1-302

COPY ROOM /

STORAGE
1-320
FILE
ROOM
1-307
OPEN OFFICE DETECTIVE (22)
1-304
SOFT

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-319

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-318
VICTIM

ADVOCATE
1-308

VICTIMS
ABUSE

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-312

VICTIMS
ABUSE

WAITING
1-314

VICTIMS
ABUSE
M.P.R.
1-313

MONITOR
ROOM
1-316

CHIDREN'S
ROOM
1-311

CHIDREN'S
TOILET
1-310

CLETS, ARJIS,

NJIS, TRAK
1-317

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-321
CIRC
1-315
CIRC
1-309

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-326

LIEUTENANT
1-325

TRAFFIC OPEN
OFFICE (16)
1-328
TOILET
1-322

COMMUNITY

SERVICES OPEN
OFFICE (7)
1-331
CODE

ENFORCEMENT
(13)
1-330
I.S.

SYSTEMS
MGR
1-346
TECHNICIANS OPEN OFFICE (5)
1-345

SERVER /

TELEPHONE
EQUIP
1-347

WORKSTATION

CAD EQUIP
1-353

COMPUTER
EQUIP
1-350

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-351

COMPUTER

STAGING
1-349
BUNK
ROOM
1-342
BUNK
ROOM
1-343
BUNK
ROOM
1-344

CIRCULATION
1-335
SPRVSR
OFFICE
1-332

LIEUTENANT
1-333

ROOFTOP
STAIR
1-300B
CLOSET
1-334
IT
1-352

SERGEANT
OFFICE
1-327

MECH ROOF
CIRC
1-348

JANITOR
1-329

MECH ROOF
OPEN
CIRC
1-341
CIRC
1-338
CIRC
1-336

CIRCULATION
1-337
CIRC
1-339
CIRC
1-324
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5

EXTERIOR BALCONY
COFFEE
BAR
COFFEE
BAR
COFFEE
BAR
F F
F
Architect
File Date
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Sheet Title
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-113

MECHANICAL LEVEL
3 PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\MECHANICAL LEVEL 3 PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:18 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
ELEV
1-401B
STAIR
1-400A
ELEV
1-401A
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
ESTIMATED (385) 39"X78"

BALLASTED PV PANELS
(22)
(112)
(72)
(61)
(13)
(90)
(15)
LEVEL 3 BALCONY
ROOF
LEVEL 3 ROOFTOP
LEVEL 3
MECH
ROOF

MECH ROOF
LEVEL 2 BALCONY
LEVEL 2

BALCONY
LEVEL 1 SECURE PATIO

SKYLIGHT
CUPOLA
ROOF
1 M1-113
Architect
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M1-114

MECHANICAL ROOF

PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\MECHANICAL ROOF PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:20 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
A A
B B
D D
F
F

SERGEANTS
OFFICE

TRAINING

CLASSROOM
MAINT
STOR

FACILITY

SUPPLIES

STORAGE
SWAT/
HNT

EQUIPMENT
ISSUE

PATROL &
SWAT
ARMORY
WC WC

CLEANING
SWAT

STAGING
AREA
STOR

TRAINING SGT
OFFICE
ARMORY

GUN CLEANING
TECH
TEAM
IT/
SEC

EVIDENCE
TECH

VESTIBULE

RANGE STORAGE

EVIDENCE
PREP

EVIDENCE

VIEWING
WC
PPE
STOR

EVIDENCE

STORAGE
HIGH
VALUE

HVAC HVAC
1 1
E E
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
13 13
C C
14 14
(E)
FLEET

MAINTENANCE
[TO REMAIN IN
PHASE 1] (E) LUBE PIT
(E)

MACHINE
SHOP
(E)

WELDING
SHOP
(E) TIRE

REPAIR &
BROOM
MAKING
(E)
TOILET
(E) PIT FOR
WHEEL

ALIGNMENT

FIRING RANGE -
25 YARD 8 LANE

EVIDENCE

PICK-UP
(E) WASH
RACK &
STEAM

CLEANING
(E) FD
(E) FD (E) FD (E) FD (E) FD (E) FD
(E) FD

VISITING AGENCY

ENTRANCE
FLEET

MANAGER
Architect
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M2-101

MECHANICAL

ZONING PLAN -

POLICE SERVICES
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Mechanical\M2-101 MECHANICAL ZONING PLAN - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:30:22 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
A A
B B
D D
F
F

SERGEANTS
OFFICE

TRAINING

CLASSROOM
MAINT
STOR

FACILITY

SUPPLIES

STORAGE
SWAT/
HNT

EQUIPMENT
ISSUE

PATROL &
SWAT
ARMORY
WC WC

CLEANING
SWAT

STAGING
AREA
STOR

TRAINING SGT
OFFICE
ARMORY

GUN CLEANING
TECH
TEAM
IT/
SEC

EVIDENCE
TECH

VESTIBULE

RANGE STORAGE

EVIDENCE
PREP

EVIDENCE

VIEWING
WC
PPE
STOR

EVIDENCE

STORAGE
HIGH
VALUE

HVAC HVAC
1 1
E E
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
13 13
C C
14 14
(E)
FLEET

MAINTENANCE
[TO REMAIN IN
PHASE 1] (E) LUBE PIT
(E)

MACHINE
SHOP
(E)

WELDING
SHOP
(E) TIRE

REPAIR &
BROOM
MAKING
(E)
TOILET
(E) PIT FOR
WHEEL

ALIGNMENT

FIRING RANGE -
25 YARD 8 LANE

EVIDENCE

PICK-UP
(E) WASH
RACK &
STEAM

CLEANING
(E) FD
(E) FD (E) FD (E) FD (E) FD (E) FD
(E) FD

VISITING AGENCY

ENTRANCE
FLEET

MANAGER
Architect
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M2-111

MECHANICAL PLAN -

POLICE SERVICES
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1 1
2 2
3 3
A A
B
C
D D
4 4 DR
W
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
(E)
ELEC.

STORAGE

AND FOOD
PREP
KENNEL 4
DOGS
KENNEL 4
DOGS

OUTDOOR
YARD
1 2 3
A A
D D
4 DR
W
5 (E)
ELEC.

STORAGE

AND FOOD
PREP
KENNEL 4
DOGS
KENNEL 4
DOGS

OUTDOOR
YARD
Architect
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
M3-101

MECHANICAL PLAN -
K-9 CANOPY
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Architect
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P-001

GENERAL NOTES &

SYMBOLS
≥ S:\23.055 Vallejo PD\drwgs\Plumbing\P-001 GNERAL NOTES & SYMBOLS.dwg, 2/2/2024 1:58:30 PM, lgutierrez, 1:1 DRAFT
10 2
K9
CANOPY

BUILDING

POLICE SERVICES BUILDING

MAINE ST AMADOR ST

SOLANO AVE

BENICIA RD

YORK ST

HUDSON AL

YORK ST

GARFORD AL
MATCH
LINE
MATCH
LINE
9 X X
SALLY
PORT

COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER
VAN

ACCESSIBLE
VAN

ACCESSIBLE

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV CARPOOL/ CLEAN AIR/ EV (E) CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV(E) CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV(E) CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV(E) CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV (E) CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV(E) CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV
VAN

ACCESSIBLE CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV 1 P2-101
1 P3-101
1 P1-101
Architect
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P-011

PLUMBING SITE

REFERENCE &
PHASING PLAN s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Plumbing\P-011 PLUMBING SITE REFERENCE & PHASING PLAN.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:31:12 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
F
W D
+33'
+27'
PATROL
ENTRY
PATROL
ENTRY
13 14
8 8
12 8 8
11 11 11 10
+27
+27
+27
+27
+33
+27
11 10
15 31
+30'
+34.5'
11 11 11 10 11 11 +33'
+27' +33'
+27
F F F
+33'
Architect
File Date
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Sheet Title
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Consultant
Issue:

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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P1-101
PLUMBING LEVEL 1

PLAN - CSC
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SECURE
COURT
1-245
SECURE
ENTRY
HALL
1-102

EOC / COMMUNITY

MEETING ROOM
1-229

EXEC CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-232
CONF. ROOM
1-266
FILE
ROOM
1-268
COPY
ROOM
1-267

ADMIN SUPPORT
OPEN OFFICE (6)
1-249

SECRETARY
1-251

ADMIN MGR
1-252

PUBLIC INFO

ANALYST
1-253
CHIE'F
OFFICE
1-254

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-261

OPERATIONS

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-257

SUPPORT

SERVICES

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-259

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-263
STAIR
1-200A
ELEV
1-201A
RADIO
1-213

RECORDS
SPRVSR
1-222

RECORDS POLICE
CLERKS
1-220
VAULT
1-215
SUPPLY
STOR
1-218

DOCUMENT
CENTER
1-219
MAIL
1-216
SHRED
STOR
1-217
CONF
ROOM
1-225

RECEPTION COUNTERS
1-226
CLOSET
1-255

WAITING AREA
1-248
CLOSET
1-262
CLOSET
1-258
CLOSET
1-264 CLOSET
1-260
COFFEE
BAR
1-250

CIRCULATION
1-265
SGT
OFFICE
1-273
COPY /
WORK
ROOM
1-272

DETECTIVE
OPEN
OFFICE
1-271 (8)

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-281

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-284
IT
1-282

SUPPORT
STAFF
OFFICE
1-283
STOR
1-280

LIEUTENANT
1-275

SERGEANTS
I.A.
1-270
ADMIN

ANALYST
I.A.
1-277
SECURE

CONF RM
1-278
FILE
ROOM
1-276

CIRCULATION
1-202
TOILET
1-256
STOR
1-233

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-204
KITCH
1-231
TOILET
1-205
TOILET
1-206

PUBLIC LOBBY
1-227
TOILET
1-239
TOILET
1-238
ADA
TOILET
1-237
LIVE
SCAN
ROOM
1-235
INTVW
1-228
SALLY
PORT
1-234

CADETS & VOLS

OPEN OFFICE
1-203
ELEV
1-201B

VISITOR
ENTRY
STOR
1-230
INTVW
ROOM
1-241

SUPPORT

SERV LT
1-221
COFFEE
BAR
1-224
CIRC
1-214

COM MGR
1-211

SUPERVISORS
1-212

LOCKERS
1-210

LOCKERS
1-209
COM ROOM COM 1-208
VEST
1-207
STAIR
1-200B
CIRC
1-279
CIRC
1-269
ALCOVE
1-240
STAIR
1-246
SECURE
ENTRY

CIRCULATION
1-244
ADA
TOILET
1-236
STAIR
1-121
CLOSET
1-223
CIRC
1-247

CIRCULATION
1-242
ENTRY
HALL
1-120
STAIR
1-103

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-274

COMMUNITY
COURT
1-243
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5

EXTERIOR

BALCONY

RECEPTION
+33
+33
+39
+39'
+34.5
+39'

EXTERIOR

BALCONY
COFFEE
BAR
+30'
+39'
+32'
NOTE: SEE

VISITOR

ENTRANCE ON
LEVEL 1

SALLY PORT
ROOF
Architect
File Date
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P1-102
PLUMBING LEVEL 2

PLAN - CSC
BUILDING s:\23.055 vallejo pd\drwgs\Plumbing\P1-102 PLUMBING LEVEL 2 PLAN - CSC BUILDING.dwg, 2/6/2024 7:31:17 AM, jmoberly, 1:1 DRAFT
ELEV
1-301B
STAIR
1-300A
ELEV
1-301A
OPEN

BREAKROOM
1-340
TOILET
1-323

ROOFTOP

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-305 WAITING
AREA
1-303
CRIME

ANALYST
1-306

OPEN OFFICE POLICE
ASSIST & CLERKS (5)
1-302

COPY ROOM /

STORAGE
1-320
FILE
ROOM
1-307
OPEN OFFICE DETECTIVE (22)
1-304
SOFT

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-319

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-318
VICTIM

ADVOCATE
1-308

VICTIMS
ABUSE

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-312

VICTIMS
ABUSE

WAITING
1-314

VICTIMS
ABUSE
M.P.R.
1-313

MONITOR
ROOM
1-316

CHIDREN'S
ROOM
1-311

CHIDREN'S
TOILET
1-310

CLETS, ARJIS,

NJIS, TRAK
1-317

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-321
CIRC
1-315
CIRC
1-309

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-326

LIEUTENANT
1-325

TRAFFIC OPEN
OFFICE (16)
1-328
TOILET
1-322

COMMUNITY

SERVICES OPEN
OFFICE (7)
1-331
CODE

ENFORCEMENT
(13)
1-330
I.S.

SYSTEMS
MGR
1-346
TECHNICIANS OPEN OFFICE (5)
1-345

SERVER /

TELEPHONE
EQUIP
1-347

WORKSTATION

CAD EQUIP
1-353

COMPUTER
EQUIP
1-350

ELECTRICAL
ROOM
1-351

COMPUTER

STAGING
1-349
BUNK
ROOM
1-342
BUNK
ROOM
1-343
BUNK
ROOM
1-344

CIRCULATION
1-335
SPRVSR
OFFICE
1-332

LIEUTENANT
1-333

ROOFTOP
STAIR
1-300B
CLOSET
1-334
IT
1-352

SERGEANT
OFFICE
1-327

MECH ROOF
CIRC
1-348

JANITOR
1-329

MECH ROOF
OPEN
CIRC
1-341
CIRC
1-338
CIRC
1-336

CIRCULATION
1-337
CIRC
1-339
CIRC
1-324
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5

EXTERIOR BALCONY
COPY /

WORKSPACE
COFFEE
BAR
COFFEE
BAR
COFFEE
BAR
F F
F
Architect
File Date
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VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P1-103
PLUMBING LEVEL 3

PLAN - CSC
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A A
B B
D D
F
F

SERGEANTS
OFFICE

TRAINING

CLASSROOM
MAINT
STOR

FACILITY

SUPPLIES

STORAGE
SWAT/
HNT

EQUIPMENT
ISSUE

PATROL &
SWAT
ARMORY
WC WC

CLEANING
SWAT

STAGING
AREA
STOR

TRAINING SGT
OFFICE
ARMORY

GUN CLEANING
TECH
TEAM
IT/
SEC

EVIDENCE
TECH

VESTIBULE

RANGE STORAGE

EVIDENCE
PREP

EVIDENCE

VIEWING
WC
PPE
STOR

EVIDENCE

STORAGE
HIGH
VALUE

HVAC HVAC
1 1
E E
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
13 13
C C
14 14
(E)
FLEET

MAINTENANCE
[TO REMAIN IN
PHASE 1] (E) LUBE PIT
(E)

MACHINE
SHOP
(E)

WELDING
SHOP
(E) TIRE

REPAIR &
BROOM
MAKING
(E)
TOILET
(E) PIT FOR
WHEEL

ALIGNMENT

FIRING RANGE -
25 YARD 8 LANE

EVIDENCE

PICK-UP
(E) WASH
RACK &
STEAM

CLEANING
(E) FD
(E) FD (E) FD (E) FD (E) FD (E) FD
(E) FD

VISITING AGENCY

ENTRANCE
FLEET

MANAGER
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P2-101-PH1

PLUMBING PLAN -

POLICE SERVICES
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1 1
2 2
3 3
A A
B
C
D D
4 4 DR
W
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
10 10
11 11
12 12
(E)
ELEC.

STORAGE

AND FOOD
PREP
KENNEL 4
DOGS
KENNEL 4
DOGS

OUTDOOR
YARD
1 2 3
A A
D D
4 DR
W
(E)
ELEC.

STORAGE

AND FOOD
PREP
KENNEL 4
DOGS
KENNEL 4
DOGS

OUTDOOR
YARD
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
12/11/2023

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

23.055
P3-101

PLUMBING PLAN -
K-9 CANOPY
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DRAWING DESCRIPTIONS

ELECTRICAL SHEET INDEX
No. OF DRAWING
SHEETS No.
1 E-041
E-001 ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES & SYMBOLS

ELECTRICAL SITE ENLARGED PLAN
(E)
LUMINAIRE - CEILING SURFACE OR PENDANT MOUNTED (LETTER "a" DENOTES SWITCH FUNCTION, NUMBER "2" DENOTES CIRCUIT NUMBER - TYPICAL FOR ALL LUMINAIRES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE).

LUMINAIRE - WALL MOUNTED

LUMINAIRE - CEILING RECESSED
WALL MOUNTED EXIT LUMINAIRE. ARROW SIGNIFIES DIRECTION, TYPICAL.

ENCLOSED LUMINAIRE - SURFACE MOUNTED

ENCLOSED LUMINAIRE - CEILING LAY-IN

ENCLOSED LUMINAIRE - CEILING RECESSED

EMERGENCY ENCLOSED LUMINAIRE

EXISTING LUMINAIRE TO REMAIN

EXISTING LUMINAIRE TO BE REMOVED
LUMINAIRE DESIGNATION WITH LAMP QUANTITY AND WATTAGE. SEE LUMINAIRE SCHEDULE.

SINGLE POLE TOGGLE SWITCH, +45" A.F.F. - "a" LETTER DENOTES SWITCH FUNCTION,

TYPICAL FOR ALL SWITCHES UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE
DIMMER AND ON/OFF SWITCH - WALL MOUNTED AT +45" A.F.F.

OCCUPANCY SENSOR DIMMER AND ON/OFF SWITCH - WALL MOUNTED AT +45" A.F.F.

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

OCCUPANCY AREA SENSOR SWITCH - CEILING MOUNTED

ROOM LIGHTING AND RECEPTACLE CONTROLLER - MOUNTED IN ACCESSIBLE CEILING AREA TYPICALLY. IF THERE IS NO ACCESSIBLE CEILING SPACE, COORDINATE MOUNTING WITH ARCHITECT BEFORE ROUGH IN.

JUNCTION BOX - SIZE AS REQUIRED BY CODE
DUPLEX CONVENIENCE OUTLET - NEMA 5-20R +18" A.F.F. TYPICAL FOR ALL CONVENIENCE OUTLETS, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE (LETTER "A" SHOWN ADJACENT TO OUTLET DESIGNATES MOUNTED HORIZONTALLY ABOVE COUNTER).

QUADPLEX CONVENIENCE OUTLET - NEMA 5-20R

CEILING MOUNTED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE

SPECIAL RECEPTACLE AS SHOWN ON PLANS
CONDUIT RUN CONCEALED IN CEILINGS OR WALLS. NUMBER OF HASH MARKS DENOTES QUANTITY OF WIRES. CURVED HASH MARK DENOTES QUANTITY OF #12 GREEN GROUND WIRES. CONDUCTORS OTHER THAN #10 ARE INDICATED ON PLANS. NO HASH MARKS DENOTES 2 #10 AWG AND 1 #12 GREEN GROUND IN 1/2" CONDUIT. REFER TO SYMBOL LIST NOTE #5. TYPICAL FOR ALL CONDUITS.

CONDUIT RUN UNDERFLOOR OR UNDERGROUND MINIMUM 1" DIAMETER.

CONDUIT HOMERUN TO PANELBOARD, SWITCHBOARD OR TERMINAL CABINET

CONDUIT TURNED AND RISED UP

CONDUIT TURNED AND DROPPED DOWN

EXISTING CONDUIT AND WIRING

PANELBOARD - SURFACE MOUNTED

PANELBOARD - FLUSH MOUNTED

TERMINAL CABINET

SWITCHBOARD, DISTRIBUTION PANEL, OR MOTOR CONTROL CENTER

EQUIPMENT DISCONNECT SWITCH - EXTERNALLY OPERATED, FUSED WITH FUSE SIZE TO

MATCH EQUIPMENT NAMEPLATE

EQUIPMENT DISCONNECT SWITCH - EXTERNALLY OPERATED, NON-FUSIBLE A
2/32
SYMBOL LIST NOTES:

1. EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, OUTLETS, AND DEVICES ARE SHOWN THE SAME AS NEW, EXCEPT LIGHTLY AND ACCOMPANIED BY (E). SUCH ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, OUTLETS, AND DEVICES ARE TO REMAIN AS IS, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON PLAN OR SPECIFICATION.

2. ELECTRICAL OUTLET BOXES MOUNTED ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF FIRE-RATED WALLS OR PARTITIONS SHALL BE SEPARATED BY A HORIZONTAL DISTANCE OF NOT LESS THAN 24 INCHES PER CBC 2016, WHETHER SHOWN ON THE PLANS OR NOT.

3. VERIFY ON SITE THAT ALL PANELBOARDS HAVE MINIMUM WORKING SPACES PER CODE AND THAT THE

DEDICATED PANELBOARD SPACES ARE CLEAR OF ALL DUCTS, PIPING AND EQUIPMENT FOREIGN TO THE PANEL BOARDS. NOTIFY THE ENGINEER FOR CORRECTIVE ACTION IN THE EVENT THAT FOREIGN OBJECTS IMPEDE THE DEDICATED PANELBOARD AREAS.

4. WHERE CONDUIT STUB IS INDICATED, PROVIDE CONDUIT WITH BUSHING AT THE END OF CONDUIT AND PULL ROPE INTO ACCESSIBLE CEILING AREA.

5. #12AWG CONDUCTORS MAY BE USED IF ORIGINATE AT 15AMP CIRCUIT BREAKERS. CONDUCTORS ORIGINATING AT 20AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER SHALL BE #10AWG.

FIRE ALARM MANUAL PULL STATION, +45" A.F.F. UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE (ALPHA-NUMBERIC

SUBSCRIPT DENOTES LOOP AND DEVICE NUMBER - TYPICAL FOR ALL FIRE ALARM DEVICES) FIRE ALARM HEAT DETECTOR - CEILING MOUNTED.

FIRE ALARM MECHANICAL DUCT DETECTOR - PROVIDED BY MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR.

COORDINATE CONNECTION TO FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.

FIRE ALARM AUDIBLE DEVICE, +90" A.F.F. UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. DEFAULT DEVICE IS A HORN.

FIRE/SMOKE DAMPER PROVIDED BY OTHER DIVISION, CONNECTION BY ELECTRICAL. SEE

MECHANICAL PLANS

END OF LINE RESISTOR
YY
FIRE ALARM SMOKE DETECTOR - CEILING MOUNTED. THE DEFAULT TYPE IS

PHOTOELECTRIC
FIRE ALARM AUDIO / VISUAL DEVICE, +80" A.F.F. DEFAULT AUDIO DEVICE IS A HORN. "YY" INDICATES STROBE CANDELA RATING.

IN-FLOOR MULTI-SERVICE BOX WITH FLUSH ACCESSIBLE LID, 2 DUPLEX RECEPTACLES (POWER), TELEPHONE AND DATA OUTLETS. REFER TO PLAN FOR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS.

TELEPHONE OUTLET - FLUSH IN WALL +18" A.F.F.

COMBINATION TELE/DATA OUTLET FLUSH IN WALL +18" A.F.F., 4-11/16" SQUARE BOX, 2-1/8" DEEP WITH 2 DEVICE RING AND PLATE (TOP HALF DEVICE FOR TELEPHONE, BOTTOM HALF DEVICE FOR DATA). NUMBER IN PARENTHESIS INDICATES NUMBER OF DATA AND NUMBER OF PHONE JACKS. NO NUMBER REPRESENT (1) PHONE AND (1) DATA JACK.

DATA OUTLET - FLUSH IN WALL +18" A.F.F. NUMBER IN PARENTHESIS INDICATES NUMBER OF DATA JACKS. NO NUMBER REPRESENT (1) DATA JACK. (2)

CONDUIT WITH CAP

CONDUIT STUB WITH INSULATED BUSHING
EXISTING CONDUIT TO BE REMOVED OR ABANDONED, REMOVE WIRES. COORDINATE WITH OWNER.

J
F/S
EOL
(R)
DUPLEX CONVENIENCE OUTLET - NEMA 5-20R +18" A.F.F.: (1) UNCONTROLLED RECEPTACLE, AND (1) CONTROLLED RECEPTACLE WITH A PERMANENT MARKING TO

DIFFERENTIATE FROM THE UNCONTROLLED RECEPTACLES
U USB / DUPLEX COMBINATION 2 USB 2.0 TYPE

SPEAKER - CEILING MOUNTED

SPEAKER - WALL MOUNTED
S
J
D J
P

DL DAY LIGHT SENSOR
DL
"DL" DENOTES LUMINAIRE IN DAYLIGHT ZONE; SHOULD BE CONTROLLED BY DAYLIGHT SENSOR. REFER TO LIGHTING CONTROL DIAGRAM.

POWER CONNECTION TO MODULAR FURNITURE, MAXIMUM (3) WS TYPE OF WORKSTATION FURNITURE (REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL ID1.1 SHEET) SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO 120V/20A CKT. COORDINATE EXACT REQUIREMENTS IN FIELD BEFORE ROUGH IN.

DATA/PHONE CONNECTION TO MODULAR FURNITURE. REFER TO PLANS FOR EXACT NUMBER OF TELEPHONE AND DATA CABLES. NUMBER IN PARENTHESIS INDICATES NUMBER OF DATA AND NUMBER OF PHONE CABLES. COORDINATE EXACT REQUIREMENTS IN FIELD BEFORE ROUGH IN.

QUADLEX CONVENIENCE OUTLET - NEMA 5-20R: (1) UNCONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE, AND (1) CONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE WITH A PERMANENT MARKING TO

DIFFERENTIATE FROM THE UNCONTROLLED RECEPTACLES
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
MAGNETIC CARD ACCESS READER AND OUTLET BOX MOUNTED AT 45" A.F.F. UNLESS NOTED.

SECURITY SYSTEM DOOR OR WINDOW CONTACT. PROVIDE 1" DIAMETER DOOR CONTACTS SUITABLE FOR DOOR TYPE (WOOD, METAL, ETC.).

1. INFORMATION SHOWN RELATIVE TO EXISTING CONDITIONS IS BASED UPON AVAILABLE RECORDS AND DATA. THEREFORE, IT SHALL BE REGARDED AS AN APPROXIMATION ONLY. CONTRACTOR AGREES THAT IN

ACCORDANCE WITH GENERALLY ACCEPTED CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES, CONTRACTOR WILL BE

REQUIRED TO ASSUME SOLE AND COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY FOR JOB SITE CONDITIONS DURING THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT. PRIOR TO SUBMITTING BID AND/OR BEFORE START OF

ANY ELECTRICAL WORK, INSPECT ALL EXISTING LOCATIONS AND CONDITIONS AND ASCERTAIN WORK

REQUIRED TO CLEAR PROJECT AREA OF ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL ITEMS NOT BEING REUSED OR EXISTING TO REMAIN AS IS. REPORT ALL DISCREPANCIES AND COORDINATE ALL DEMOLITION WORK WITH THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. MAINTAIN SERVICE TO EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN AREAS ADJACENT TO REMODEL AREA, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

2. PROTECT ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ON EXISTING WALLS AND CEILINGS NOT REQUIRED TO BE DEMOLISHED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. DELIVER ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN

REMODELED AREAS, THAT ARE REMOVED AND NOT REUSED ELSEWHERE, AND ARE DEEMED TO BE SALVAGEABLE IN THE JUDGMENT OF THE CONTRACTOR AND OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE, TO THE OWNER.

DELIVER ALL SALVAGED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND OTHER ITEMS TO A LOCATION DESIGNATED BY THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE. REMOVE FROM SITE, ALL OTHER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, HARDWARE, AND

OTHER ITEMS THAT ARE DEEMED UNSALVAGEABLE BY CONTRACTOR AND THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE.

3. DISCONNECT AND REMOVE ALL EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, FIXTURES, OUTLETS, DEVICES,

CONDUIT, WIRING AND OTHER ELECTRICAL ITEMS, WHETHER SHOWN OR NOT, FROM EXISTING CEILINGS AND WALLS WHICH ARE TO BE DEMOLISHED. MAINTAIN CIRCUIT CONTINUITY TO ALL EXISTING REMAINING DEVICES, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

4. RELOCATE ALL CONDUITS THAT ARE TO REMAIN IN SERVICE WHICH ARE IN A LOCATION TO CONFLICT WITH NEW WORK.

5. WHEREVER EXISTING ELECTRICAL DEVICES, PANELS, CONDUITS, CABLES, AND OTHER ITEMS, CONFLICT

WITH REMODEL WORK, WHETHER SHOWN OR NOT, RELOCATE THESE ITEMS TO COORDINATE WITH NEW CONSTRUCTION.

6. REUSE EXISTING CONDUITS AND WIRING WHEREVER POSSIBLE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED TO BE REMOVED.

7. PROVIDE FIRE RATED BACKBOXES TO MAINTAIN FIRE RATING OF CEILING OR WALLS AT LOCATIONS

WHERE RECESSED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT SUCH AS LIGHT FIXTURES, SWITCHES, RECEPTACLES, PANELS, AND OTHER ITEMS, ARE INSTALLED IN RATED WALLS OR CEILINGS.

8. PROVIDE PROTECTIVE COVERING OVER EXISTING EQUIPMENT WHEN INSTALLING ALL NEW WORK.

9. PROVIDE NEW PANEL DIRECTORIES FOR ALL EXISTING AND NEW PANELS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL TRACE ALL CIRCUITS ON ALL PANELS IN THE BUILDING AND PRODUCE NEW PANEL DIRECTORIES.

10. DISPOSAL OF FLUORESCENT LAMPS: DISPOSE OR RECYCLE ALL EXISTING FLUORESCENT LAMPS

PROPERLY ACCORDING TO ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) AND RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT (RCRA) STANDARDS. INCLUDE ALL COSTS FOR DISPOSAL OR RECYCLING IN BID PROPOSAL. A CURRENT LIST OF LAMP RECYCLERS CAN BE OBTAINED THROUGH

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION (NEMA)
http://www.nema.org/lamprecycle/recyclers.html OR THROUGH http://www.lamprecycle.org/.

11. DISPOSAL OF BALLASTS: DISPOSE OR RECYCLE ALL EXISTING BALLASTS PROPERLY ACCORDING TO

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (EPA) AND RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT (RCRA) STANDARDS. INCLUDE ALL COSTS FOR DISPOSAL OR RECYCLING IN BID PROPOSAL. A CURRENT LIST OF BALLAST RECYCLERS CAN BE OBTAINED THROUGH http://www.epa.gov/pcb/pubs/stordisp.htm.

COMMERCIAL STORAGE FACILITIES OR LANDFILL FACILITIES AS MEANS OF DISPOSAL IS NOT ALLOWED.

12. ASBESTOS REMOVAL: IN THE EVENT ASBESTOS IS FOUND TO BE PRESENT IN AREAS CONFLICTING WITH

ELECTRICAL WORK, BEFORE CONTINUATION OF WORK IN THOSE AREAS, NOTIFY THE OWNER'S

REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE REMOVAL OF SUCH HAZARDOUS MATERIAL BY A CERTIFIED ASBESTOS CONTRACTOR.

13. CIRCUIT NUMBERS AND CIRCUITING BASED UPON AS-BUILTS. ACTUAL CONDITION MAY VARY. TRACE AND

VERIFY ALL CIRCUITS SHOWN ARE AVAILABLE FOR DEMOLITION AND REUSE AS NEEDED DURING THE REMODEL PHASE. DOCUMENT ALL CHANGES ON AS-BUILT DRAWINGS.

DEMOLITION GENERAL NOTES
A VHF ANTENNA OUTLET. PROVIDE SO239 CONNECTOR. MOUNTING HEIGHT AND EXACT LOCATION SHALL BE COORDINATED IN FIELD BEFORE ROUGH IN.

E-011 ELECTRICAL SITE REFERENCE & PHASING PLAN
E2-101
E1-101 ELECTRICAL LEVEL 1 PLAN - CSC BUILDING

SYMBOL LIST
PB
B DOOR OPENING BUTTON - PROVIDE COMPATIBLE WITH DOOR HARDWARE.

INTRUSION ALARM PANIC BUTTON.

A AMPERES
A.F.F. ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR
A.I.C. AMPERE INTERRUPTING CAPACITY

AMP AMPERE

AWG AMERICAN WIRE GAUGE

BKR BREAKER
C. CONDUIT
C.O. CONDUIT ONLY, WITH PULL WIRE
(E) EXISTING

EM EMERGENCY
(ER) EXISTING RELOCATED

EMT ELECTRICAL METALLIC CONDUIT
(F) FUTURE

FACP FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

FAPS FIRE ALARM POWER SUPPLY

FATC FIRE ALARM TERMINAL CABINET

FSD FIRE SMOKE DAMPER
GA. GAUGE
GALV. GALVANIZED

GND GROUND

GFCI GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER

HVAC HEATING, VENTILATING AND AIR

CONDITIONING
Isc SHORT CIRCUIT AMPERES

KVA KILO VOLT AMPERE

KW KILO WATT
LT. LIGHT
MAX. MAXIMUM
MIN. MINIMUM

N NEUTRAL
(N) NEW

NC NORMALLY CLOSED

NEMA NATIONAL ELECTRICAL

MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION

NO NORMALLY OPEN

OC ON CENTER

PFB PROVISIONS FOR FUTURE CIRCUIT

BREAKER

PH PHASE

PVC POLYVINYL CHLORIDE

QTY QUANTITY
(R) REMOVE

REQ'D REQUIRED
(RE) RELOCATE EXISTING
RCPT. RECEPTACLE
S.F. SQUARE FOOT
S.M.S SHEET METAL SCREW
S.S. STAINLESS STEEL

SWBD SWITCHBOARD

SYS SYSTEM

THW INSULATED STRAND WIRE

THHN NYLON JACKETED WIRE

TV TELEVISION

TVSS TRANSIENT VOLTAGE SURGE

SUPPRESSION
TYP. TYPICAL

UGPS UNDERGROUND PULL SECTION

UL UNDERWRITERS LABORATORY

VA VOLT-AMPERES

WP WEATHER PROTECTED

XFMR TRANSFORMER

XHHW CROSS-LINKED POLYETHYLENE WIRE

INSULATED
Y WYE

ABBREVIATIONS
E1-102 ELECTRICAL LEVEL 2 PLAN - CSC BUILDING
E1-103 ELECTRICAL LEVEL 3 PLAN - CSC BUILDING
ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - K-9 CANOPY BUILDING

USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN DIGGING TO AVOID BURIED UTILITY CABLES, CONDUITS, AND PIPING. CALL "UNDERGROUND SERVICE ALERT" (U.S.A.):
811 or 1-800-642-2444
TWO WORKING DAYS BEFORE DIGGING TO VERIFY UNDERGROUND UTILITIES. ** UNDERGROUND DIGGING CAUTION **

AREA CONTAINS EXISTING POWER AND SINGLE CONDUITS/CONDUCTORS AND THE LOCATIONS ARE UNKNOWN. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL USE GROUND

PENETRATING RADAR (GPR) TO IDENTIFY UNDERGROUND INFRASTRUCTURE (CONDUITS AND PIPES) AND HAND DIG AROUND EXISTING UNDERGROUND INFRASTRUCTURE (CONDUITS AND PIPES).

GROUND PENETRATION RADAR (GPR)

1. THE EXISTING LIGHTING IN THE SPACE IS TO REMAIN. NO CHANGES ARE BEING MADE.

2. THE SCOPE DOES NOT INCLUDE ANY NEW OUTDOOR OR INDOOR LIGHTING. THEREFORE, TITLE 24 LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS ARE NOT APPLICABLE.

3. THE MODULAR FURNITURE DOES NOT HAVE BUILT-IN OR PLUG-IN TASK LIGHTS.

4. NO PROVISIONS MADE FOR ANY NEW TASK LIGHTS AT THE WORK STATIONS.

5. NO NEW MODULAR FURNITURE WITH BUILT-IN TASK LIGHT IS BEING ADDED/MODIFIED OR INCLUDED IN THE SCOPE OF WORK.

6. EMERGENCY LIGHTING FOR EGRESS (NORMALLY OFF) IS PART OF SCOPE OF WORK, AND IS EXEMPT FROM TITLE 24 LIGHTING CALCULATIONS.

7. NO NEW PANELBOARDS OR DISTRIBUTION PANELS ARE BEING INSTALLED UNDER THIS SCOPE.

8. NO CONTROLLED RECEPTACLES ARE REQUIRED UNDER THIS SCOPE.

TITLE 24 PART 6 COMPLIANCE GENERAL NOTES

BRANCH CIRCUIT VOLTAGE DROP TABLE

MAXIMUM BRANCH

CIRCUIT LENGTH CONDUCTOR SIZE

MAXIMUM CIRCUIT
LOAD FOR 20 AMP

CIRCUIT BREAKER
120 VOLT
#8 AWG

VOLTAGE
9 AMPS (1.08 KVA)
240 VOLT
9 AMPS (2.16 KVA)
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
115 FEET
180 FEET
285 FEET
210 FEET
135 FEET
85 FEET
VOLTAGE DROP VALUES NOT EXCEEDING 2% FOR FEEDERS HAVE BEEN SHOWN ON THE ONE LINE DIAGRAM.

IN LIEU OF VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATIONS FOR EACH BRANCH CIRCUIT IN SCOPE OF WORK, THE GENERAL DESIGN STANDARD BELOW HAS BEEN FOLLOWED TO ENSURE A VOLTAGE DROP OF 3% IS NOT EXCEEDED.

WHERE THE CIRCUIT LOAD OR CIRCUIT LENGTH LISTED HAS BEEN EXCEEDED, A DETAILED VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATION FOR THAT CIRCUIT HAS BEEN PROVIDED WITH THE TITLE 24 COMPLIANCE DOCUMENTATION. #8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
200 FEET
330 FEET
510 FEET
380 FEET
250 FEET
150 FEET
12 AMPS (1.44 KVA)
12 AMPS (2.88 KVA)
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
130 FEET
85 FEET
55 FEET
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
285 FEET
185 FEET
110 FEET
16 AMPS (1.92 KVA)
16 AMPS (3.84 KVA)
TITLE 24 PART 6 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
ATTCP* ELECTRICAL

CONTRACTOR
M. NEILS
ENGINEERING, INC.

CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE DOCUMENTS
(NRCC DOCUMENTS)

SUBMIT TO ONLINE DATA REGISTRY

CERTIFICATION OF INSTALLATION

DOCUMENTS (NRCI DOCUMENTS)

CERTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE DOCUMENTS
(NRCA DOCUMENTS)

SUBMIT TO ONLINE DATA REGISTRY

SUBMIT TO ONLINE DATA REGISTRY (ONLY

APPLIES TO AREAS IN BUILDINGS LARGER
THAN 10,000 SQUARE FEET) **
X
X
X
X
X OR X
* ACCEPTANCE TEST TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATION PROVIDER (ATTCP) ** SEE FORM NRCC-LTI-02-E (PAGE 1 OF 3)
X
208 VOLT
9 AMPS (1.87 KVA)
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
170 FEET
285 FEET
440 FEET
330 FEET
215 FEET
130 FEET
12 AMPS (2.49 KVA)
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
250 FEET
160 FEET
95 FEET
16 AMPS (3.33 KVA)
277 VOLT
9 AMPS (2.49 KVA)
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
270 FEET
420 FEET
660 FEET
495 FEET
315 FEET
200 FEET
12 AMPS (3.32 KVA)
#8 AWG
#10 AWG
#12 AWG
370 FEET
235 FEET
150 FEET
16 AMPS (4.43 KVA)
E1-104 ELECTRICAL ROOF PLAN - CSC BUILDING
E3-101
E-012 ELECTRICAL SITE DEMOLITION PLAN

ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING
E-601
E-602
E-603 ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE POWER DIAGRAM PLAN
E1-401 ELECTRICAL ROOM ENLARGED PLANS - CSC BUILDING
E1-402 ELECTRICAL IT ROOM ENLARGED PLANS - CSC BUILDING 2 3
4 5
6 7
8 9
10 11
12 13
14 15

ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE POWER DIAGRAM PLAN

ELECTRICAL ONE-LINE POWER DIAGRAM PLAN
E1-403 ELECTRICAL TYPICAL FURNITURE LAYOUT DETAILS - CSC BUILDING 16 E-042 ELECTRICAL SITE ENLARGED PLAN - GENERATOR YARD 17 Electrical Engineers Lighting Designers
100 Howe Ave., Suite 235N
Sacramento, CA 95825-8217
PROJECT #:
www.mneilsengineering.com
Tel: (916) 923-4400
PROJECT MGR: Jesse U. Bastian
-
20112.21
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____
1/30/2024

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By NAK
Drafted By KL
Scale:

DRAWING SCALE REFERENCES
APPLY TO 30" X 42" SHEET SIZE
DRAFT
Architect
Consultant
E-001

ELECTRICAL

GENERAL NOTES

AND SYMBOLS
DRAFT
10 2
K9
CANOPY

BUILDING

POLICE SERVICES BUILDING

MAINE ST AMADOR ST

SOLANO AVE

YORK ST

HUDSON AL

YORK ST

GARFORD AL
9 SALLY
PORT

COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER
VAN

ACCESSIBLE
VAN

ACCESSIBLE

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

ACCESSIBLE CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV MATCH
LINE
MATCH
LINE
SEE "E-041"
SEE "E-042"
SEE "E-041"
SEE "E-042"
1 E2-101
1 E1-301
1 E1-102
1 E1-103
1 E1-101
10,480 SQ. FT. OF AREA
PROVIDED FOR PV ARRAYS.
9030 SQ. FT OF AREA REQUIRED.
6 3
1 5
6 3
2 3
2 4
4 6
5 6
1 1
1 2

NUMBERED NOTES
1 PV SOLAR CANOPY. EACH ONE WILL HAVE EXTRA CONDUITS FOR FUTURE CAMERAS.

EACH PARKING SPOT LABELED EV A STANDARD AMP EV CHARGER.

PARKING SPOTS THAT ARE NOT LABELED EV CHARGERS WILL HAVE A SPARE CONDUIT STUBBED UP FOR FUTURE CHARGERS. THE EXACT NUMBER WILL NEED TO BE COORDINATED WITH THE CITY.

LED BOLLARDS CAN BE VEHICLE IMPACT RATED IMPACT RATED TO MAINTAIN AN INVITING LOOK WHILE KEEPING PEOPLE AND THE BUILDING SAFE.

POWER AND TELECOM SERVICES FOR THE POLICE SERVICE BUILDING AND K9 BUILDING WILL BE.

FEED FROM THE NEW PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER.

LED POLE LIGHTS. WILL MAINTAIN A UNIFORM LIGHT LEVEL THROUGHOUT THE CAMPUS. EACH ONE WILL HAVE EXTRA CONDUITS FOR FUTURE CAMERAS.
2 3
4 5
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DRAWING SCALE REFERENCES
APPLY TO 30" X 42" SHEET SIZE
DRAFT
Architect
Consultant
E-011

ELECTRICAL SITE

REFERENCE &

PHASING PLAN
SCALE: 1" = 30'-0"
1 ELECTRICAL SITE REFERENCE & PHASING PLAN
E-011
DRAFT
C
C
S
S
S
S
S
S
S

W W W W

W W W W
W
W
C
C
W
S
C
C
?
?
W
M W
D
D
HC
HC HC
HC
HC
HC
HC

HC HC HC HC HC HC HC

DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY DWY

DWY DWY
S
S
S

30.5 25.0

23.0 23.5

24.0 24.5

23.0 24.0 25.0

25.0 26.0 25.5

24.5 23.5
MAX1:12 MAX1:12

NUMBERED NOTES
1 REMOVE (E) POWER POLES, CONDUCTORS, AND COMMUNICATION LINES TO (E) PORTABLES.

EXISTING BUILDINGS NEED TO BE REFEED WITH POWER AND LOW VOLTAGE CABLE, PHONE CONNECTIONS. SO THE POWER LINES OVER THE NEW BUILDING LOCATION CAN BE REMOVED.

REMOVE POWER LINES OVER THE NEW BUILDING LOCATION.
1 1
(R) MAIN

SWITCHBOARD
"MSB"
(E) DISTRIBUTION
PANEL "DP-1"
T
(E)
(E)
SCALE: 1" = 30'-0"
1 SITE PLAN - DEMOLITION ELECTRICAL
E-012 GEN
(R)
(E) PANEL "S"
(E) PANEL "L"
(E) PANEL "E"
(E) PANEL "C"
(E) GAS PUMPS
(R) ATS
J
(E)
(E)
(E) POWER POLE
(E) POWER POLE
TO (E) PANEL "C"
(E) POWER POLE (E) POWER POLE (E) POWER POLE
(E) MANHOLE
(E) 3" TEL.

SERVICE

CONDUIT
(E) PB (E) PB
(E) 4"C., FIBER
(E) 4"C.
(E) 3"C.
(E) 4"C.
(E) STREET LIGHT
(E) STREET LIGHT
(R) POWER POLE
(R) POWER POLE
(R)
(E)
(E) 3/4"C.
(R) 1-1/2"C. TO

RADIO PULL CAN

DISPATCH MODULAR

BUILDING

MAINE STREET

AMADOR STREET

YORK ST

BENICIA RD AMADOR STREET

MAINE STREET

BUILDING

PORTABLE PORTABLE

PORTABLE

BUILDING GARAGE

SOLANO AVE

RAILROAD

RAILROAD
(E)

POLICE BUILDING
2-STORY
19,200 SF
(E)

PUBLIC WORKS

MAINTENANCE BUILDING
(E)

PAINT SHOP
1710 SF

NEW BUILDING
(R) POWER POLE (R) POWER POLE (R) POWER POLE
(R)
(R) (R)
(R) COMM. LINES

TAPPED TO

OVERHEAD LINES
(R) OVERHEAD

FEEDERS
(R) U.G. FEEDERS
(R)
(E) STREET LIGHT
(E) SERVICE LINE

TO RESIDENCE
(E) POWER POLE
(E) SERVICE LINE

TO RESIDENCE
(E) POWER POLE
(E) COMM LINE

TO RESIDENCE
(E) POWER POLE
(E) PB
(E) 4"C., FIBER
(R) OVERHEAD

FEEDERS
2 3
3 3
3 3
3 3
2 2
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DRAFT
Architect
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E-012

ELECTRICAL SITE

DEMOLITION PLAN
DRAFT
10 2

MAINE ST
BEN

ARFORD AL
9 SALLY
PORT

COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER
VAN

ACCESSIBLE CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV VAN

ACCESSIBLE CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV SCALE: 1" = 20'-0"
1 ELECTRICAL SITE PLAN - SOUTH
E-041
1 E-043
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DRAFT
Architect
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E-041

ELECTRICAL SITE

ENLARGED PLAN
DRAFT
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
1 SITE PLAN - GENERATOR YARD - ELECTRICAL
E-042
4' WIDE PLATFORM. LENGTH TO ELAPSE LENGTH OF GENERATOR.

NUMBERED NOTES
1 T
5' MIN
FROM
BLDG
3' MIN WORKING

CLEARANCE

ALL AROUND
8' MIN WORKING

CLEARANCE IN

FRONT OF XFMR
4' MIN
1 1
1 25'-9"
61'
4' MIN

WORKING

CLEARANCE

PG&E UTILITY

TRANSFORMER

METER MAIN
SWITCHBOARD "CSC"
ATSs

EMERGENCY
SWITCHBOARD "ECSC"
500kW PARALLEL

GENERATORS THAT CAN

BACK UP ALL BUILDINGS
FOR 72 HOURS.

SALLY
PORT
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Scale:

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DRAFT
Architect
Consultant
E-042

ELECTRICAL SITE

ENLARGED PLAN -

GENERATOR
YARD
DRAFT
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
F
W D
F F F
SCALE : 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 ELECTRICAL LEVEL 1 PLAN - CSC BUILDING
E1-101
PROVIDE LEGRAND WIREMOLD EFB6S FLOOR BOX UNDER FURNITURE. PROVIDE WITH A COVER, FOUR RECEPTACLES (ONE CONTROLLED), 1-1/4" DATA CONDUIT, 4 DATA JACKS AND 1-1/2" CONDUIT FOR AV. SEE AV DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.

PROVIDE CHIEF PAC525 IN WALL DEVICE BOX WITH DESIGNATED AV AND POWER OUTLETS.

PROVIDE 3/4" POWER CONDUIT. PROVIDE 1-1/4" DATA CONDUIT AND CABLING. PROVIDE 1-1/4" AV CONDUIT AND CABLING. SEE AV DRAWINGS FOR MOUNTING HEIGHT AND ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
12" CABLE TRAY FOR LOW VOLTAGE CABLES.

PROVIDE POWER AND DATA MODULAR FURNITURE CONNECTIONS WITHIN 12" OF MODULAR FURNITURE. PROVIDE RECESSED BACK BOXES, FOR POWER AND DATA, WITH COVER PLATES. · DATA - PROVIDE COVER PLATES WITH A 1-1/4" DIAMETER OPENING, FLEX CONDUIT AND GROMMET FOR DATA CABLING. PROVIDE TWO CAT 6 CABLES PER WORK STATION. · POWER - PROVIDE COVER PLATES WITH 3/4” DIAMETER OPENING, WITH 90 DEGREE SHORT ELBOW AND WHIP FOR POWER. PROVIDE CONNECTORS FOR THE WHIPS AND TERMINATE POWER WHIP INTO CONNECTORS TO CONNECT TO MODULAR FURNITURE. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF ONE UN-CONTROLLED AND ONE CONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE PER WORK STATION.

PROVIDE LEGRAND WIREMOLD 6" SERIES POKE-THRU DEVICE UNDER FURNITURE. PROVIDE WITH A COVER AND WHIPS. MINIMUM OF 2-HOUR FIRE RATED. · DATA - PROVIDE COVER PLATES WITH A 1-1/4" DIAMETER OPENING, FLEX CONDUIT AND GROMMET FOR DATA CABLING. PROVIDE TWO DATA DROPS JACKS/CABLES PER WORKSTATION. · POWER - PROVIDE COVER PLATES WITH 3/4” DIAMETER OPENING, WITH 90 DEGREE SHORT ELBOW AND WHIP FOR POWER. PROVIDE CONNECTORS FOR THE WHIPS AND TERMINATE POWER WHIP INTO CONNECTORS TO CONNECT TO MODULAR FURNITURE. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF ONE UN-CONTROLLED AND ONE CONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE PER WORKSTATION.

PROVIDE POWER AND DATA NEXT TO DOOR FOR FUTURE DETECTOR EQUIPMENT.

NUMBERED NOTES
1 PHYSICAL

TRAINING
1-112

SECURE ENTRY
HALL
1-102

COMMUNITY

ENGAGEMENT
1-131
ELEV
1-101B
STAIR
1-100A
ELEV
1-101A

STORAGE
1-130

SECURE PATIO
1-168

SALLY PORT
1-167

SECURE ENTRY
ADMIN

LIEUTENANT
1-142
LIEUT
1-141

SHIFT SERGEANTS

OPEN OFFICE
1-138

CORPORALS
1-144
REPORT

WRITING
1-145

JUVENILE

WAITING
1-146

BRIEFING
1-137

STORAGE
1-148
KIT

LOCKERS
1-151
LIEUT
1-140
LIEUT
1-139

JUVENILE

WAITING
1-147
WATCH

COMMANDER
1-149
CLOSET
1-150

CONF ROOM
1-143

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-108

ELECTRICAL ROOM
1-152

CIRCULATION
1-125
ALCOVE
1-113

WOMEN'S

LOCKERS
(58) 1-111

LACTATION
RM
1-107
ADA
BATHRM
1-119

WOMEN'S
TOILET
1-124

JANITOR
1-127 TOILET
1-128
TOILET
1-129
ADA
BATHRM
1-105
BATHRM
1-104
TOILET
1-106
CELL
1-161
CELL
1-162
CELL
1-160
CELL
1-157
JUV CELL JUV CELL 1-156 1-165
STOR
1-163
SHWR
1-159
INTVW
1-166

SALLY PORT
1-154

BOOKING
1-155
IT
1-153
TOILET
1-164
STAIR
LAUNDRY 1-100B
ROOM
1-109
STAIR
1-103
ALCOVE
1-110

FUNCTIONAL

FITNESS
AREA
1-134
MEN'S

LOCKERS
(188) 1-114

CORRIDOR
1-158

MULTI-PURPOSE
AREA
1-133

CIRCULATION
1-132
CIRC
1-136
CIRC
1-126
MEN'S
TOILET
1-123

VISITOR ENTRY

RESTROOMS
1-115 ADA
SHOWER
1-118
ADA
SHOWER
1-117
JAN
1-116

ALL-GENDER
TOILET
1-122

VISITOR ENTRY
HALL
1-120
STAIR
1-121 BREAK
AREA /
KIOSK
1-135
PATROL
ENTRY
PATROL
ENTRY

CONDUIT TO ROOF

FOR PV SYSTEM
1 E1-401
1 E1-402
(2) (2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
U
U
U
(2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)

J J J J
J J (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
4 4 4
J
J
(2)
(2)
J J 4 J J 4 4 J J
(2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
(2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
J J 5
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) 2
(2) 2
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) 6
(2)
(2)
(2)
1 (2) 6
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
2 3
2 3
5 6
4 1
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E1-101

ELECTRICAL
LEVEL 1 PLAN -

CSC BUILDING
DRAFT
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
SCALE : 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 ELECTRICAL LEVEL 2 PLAN - CSC BUILDING
E1-102

SECURE COURT
1-245

SECURE ENTRY
HALL
1-102

EOC / COMMUNITY

MEETING ROOM
1-229
EXEC

CONFERENCE
ROOM
1-232
CONF. ROOM
1-266

FILE ROOM
1-268

COPY ROOM
1-267

ADMIN SUPPORT
OPEN OFFICE (6) 1-249

SECRETARY
1-251

ADMIN MGR
1-252

PUBLIC INFO

ANALYST
1-253
CHIE'F
OFFICE
1-254

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-261 OPERATIONS

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-257

SUPPORT

SERVICES

CAPTAIN OFFICE
1-259

DEPUTY CHIEF'S
OFFICE
1-263
STAIR
1-200A
ELEV
1-201A
RADIO
1-213

RECORDS
SPRVSR
1-222

RECORDS
POLICE
CLERKS
1-220
VAULT
1-215
SUPPLY
STOR
1-218

DOCUMENT
CENTER
1-219
MAIL
1-216
SHRED
STOR
1-217

CONF ROOM
1-225

RECEPTION COUNTERS
1-226
CLOSET
1-255

WAITING AREA
1-248
CLOSET
1-262 CLOSET
1-258
CLOSET
1-264 CLOSET
1-260

COFFEE BAR
1-250

CIRCULATION
1-265

SGT OFFICE
1-273

COPY / WORK
ROOM
1-272

DETECTIVE OPEN
OFFICE (8) 1-271

STANDARD

INTERVIEW ROOM
1-281

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-284 IT
1-282

SUPPORT STAFF
OFFICE
1-283
STOR
1-280

LIEUTENANT
1-275
SERGEANTS I.A.
1-270
ADMIN ANALYST I.A.
1-277

SECURE CONF RM
1-278

FILE ROOM
1-276

CIRCULATION
1-202
TOILET
1-256
STOR
1-233

SERGEANTS
OFFICE
1-204
KITCH
1-231
TOILET
1-205
TOILET
1-206
PUBLIC
LOBBY
1-227
TOILET
1-239
TOILET
1-238
ADA
TOILET
1-237

LIVE SCAN
ROOM
1-235
INTVW
1-228
SALLY
PORT
1-234

CADETS & VOLS

OPEN OFFICE
1-203
ELEV
1-201B

VISITOR ENTRY
STOR
1-230

INTVW ROOM
1-241

SUPPORT

SERV LT
1-221

COFFEE BAR
1-224
CIRC
1-214

COM MGR
1-211

SUPERVISORS
1-212

LOCKERS
1-210

LOCKERS
1-209

COM ROOM
1-208

COM VEST
1-207
STAIR
1-200B
CIRC
1-279
CIRC
1-269
ALCOVE
1-240
STAIR
1-246

SECURE ENTRY

CIRCULATION
1-244
ADA
TOILET
1-236
STAIR
1-121
CLOSET
1-223
CIRC
1-247

CIRCULATION
1-242 ENTRY HALL
1-120
STAIR
1-103

ELECTRICAL ROOM
1-274

COMMUNITY COURT
1-243
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2) (2)
(2) (2)
(2) (2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2) (2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2) (2) (2)
(6) (6)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
PROVIDE LEGRAND WIREMOLD EFB6S FLOOR BOX UNDER FURNITURE. PROVIDE WITH A COVER, FOUR RECEPTACLES (ONE CONTROLLED), 1-1/4" DATA CONDUIT, 4 DATA JACKS AND 1-1/2" CONDUIT FOR AV. SEE AV DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.

PROVIDE CHIEF PAC525 IN WALL DEVICE BOX WITH DESIGNATED AV AND POWER OUTLETS.

PROVIDE POWER AND DATA NEXT TO DOOR FOR FUTURE DETECTOR EQUIPMENT.

NUMBERED NOTES
1 2
E1-401
2 E1-402
4 E1-402
(2)

CONDUIT TO ROOF

FOR PV SYSTEM
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2) (2) (2)
(2) (2) (2) (2)
6 2
3 5
6 4
3 (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2) (2)
J
J
4 J J 4
J J 5
4 J J
J
J
4 J
J
4 J J
5 J
J
4 (2)
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DRAFT
Architect
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E1-102

ELECTRICAL
LEVEL 2 PLAN -

CSC BUILDING
DRAFT
SCALE : 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 ELECTRICAL LEVEL 3 PLAN - CSC BUILDING
E1-103

NUMBERED NOTES
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
COPY /

WORKSPACE
F F
F
STAIR
1-300A
OPEN
1-303
1-306
1-302

COPY ROOM /

STORAGE
1-320
SOFT

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-319 1-318
VICTIM

ADVOCATE
1-312

VICTIMS ABUSE

WAITING
1-314
1-313

MONITOR
ROOM
1-316
1-311

CLETS, ARJIS,

NJIS, TRAK
1-317
CIRC
1-309

CONFERENCE ROOM
1-326

TRAFFIC OPEN OFFICE
(16)
TOILET
1-322
1-330
I.S.

SYSTEMS
MGR
1-346

TECHNICIANS
OPEN OFFICE (5) 1-345
1-347

WORKSTATION
1-350

ELECTRICAL ROOM

COMPUTER

STAGING
1-349

BUNK ROOM
1-344
1-335

SPRVSR OFFICE

LIEUTENANT

ROOFTOP
1-300B
CLOSET

JANITOR

MECH ROOF
CIRC

CIRC CIRC
1-336

CIRCULATION
CIRC
1-324
ELEV
1-301B
ELEV
1-301A

BREAKROOM
1-340
TOILET
1-323

ROOFTOP

SERGEANTS OFFICE
1-305

WAITING AREA
CRIME

ANALYST

OPEN OFFICE POLICE ASSIST & CLERKS
(5)

FILE ROOM
1-307
OPEN OFFICE DETECTIVE (22) 1-304

STANDARD

INTERVIEW
ROOM
1-308

VICTIMS ABUSE

INTERVIEW ROOM

VICTIMS ABUSE
M.P.R.

CHIDREN'S ROOM

CHIDREN'S TOILET
1-310

CONFERENCE ROOM
1-321
CIRC
1-315

LIEUTENANT
1-325
1-328

COMMUNITY SERVICES
OPEN OFFICE (7) 1-331
CODE ENFORCEMENT (13)

SERVER / TELEPHONE
EQUIP

CAD EQUIP
1-353

COMPUTER
EQUIP
1-351
1-342

BUNK ROOM
1-343

BUNK ROOM

CIRCULATION
1-332
1-333
STAIR
1-334
IT
1-352

SERGEANT
OFFICE
1-327

MECH ROOF
CIRC
1-348
1-329
OPEN
1-341
1-338
1-337
1-339
CIRC

CONDUIT TO ROOF

FOR PV SYSTEM
3 E1-401
SEE 1/E1-206 FOR

TYPICAL MODULAR

FURNITURE LAYOUT
SEE 2/E1-206 FOR TYPICAL

MODULAR FURNITURE
BLOCK LAYOUT.
3 E1-402
PROVIDE LEGRAND WIREMOLD EFB6S FLOOR BOX UNDER FURNITURE. PROVIDE WITH A COVER, FOUR RECEPTACLES (ONE CONTROLLED), 1-1/4" DATA CONDUIT, 4 DATA JACKS AND 1-1/2" CONDUIT FOR AV. SEE AV DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS.

PROVIDE CHIEF PAC525 IN WALL DEVICE BOX WITH DESIGNATED AV AND POWER OUTLETS.

PROVIDE POWER AND DATA NEXT TO DOOR FOR FUTURE DETECTOR EQUIPMENT. 1 2
3 5
6 4
J
J 4
J
J 4
4 J J
4 J J
4 J J
J
J
4 5 J J 5 J J
4 J J
J
J
4 J J
4 J J
4 (2) (2) (2) (2)
J J 4
(2) (2) (2) (2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
J
J 4 J
4 J
(2) (2)
(2)
(2)
5 J J 5 J J 5 J J
(2)
U
U
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(2)
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ELECTRICAL
LEVEL 3 PLAN -

CSC BUILDING
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1 ELECTRICAL ROOF PLAN - CSC BUILDING
E1-104
ESTIMATED (385) 39"X78"

BALLASTED PV PANELS
(22)
(112)
(72)
(61)
(13)
(90)
(15)
LEVEL 3 BALCONY
ROOF
LEVEL 3 ROOFTOP
LEVEL 3
MECH
ROOF

MECH ROOF
LEVEL 2 BALCONY
LEVEL 2

BALCONY
LEVEL 1 SECURE PATIO

SKYLIGHT
CUPOLA
ROOF
A
A
B
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
G
2 2
3 3
4 4
1 1
5 5
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ELECTRICAL

ROOF PLAN -

CSC BUILDING
DRAFT

ELECTRICAL ROOM
1-152
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
1 FLOOR PLAN - ELECTRICAL ROOM - LEVEL 1 - CSC BUILDING E1-401
T
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
2 FLOOR PLAN - ELECTRICAL ROOM - LEVEL 2 - CSC BUILDING E1-401
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
3 FLOOR PLAN - ELECTRICAL ROOM - LEVEL 3 - CSC BUILDING E1-401
T
ELECTRICAL ROOM 1ST FLOOR

ELECTRICAL ROOM
2ND & 3RD FLOOR

ELECTRICAL ROOM
1-351
T
B C
B C
B C

ELECTRICAL ROOM
1-274
LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL "1LCP1"
MECHANICAL CONTROL PANEL "1MCP1"
PANEL
PANEL

DISTRIBUTION PANEL
ELECTRICAL ROOM 1ST FLOOR
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ELECTRICAL ROOM

ENLARGED PLANS -

CSC BUILDING
DRAFT
. NUMBERED NOTES
1 IT
1-153
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
1 FLOOR PLAN - IT ROOM - LEVEL 1 - CSC BUILDING
E1-402
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
2 FLOOR PLAN - IT ROOM - LEVEL 2 - CSC BUILDING
E1-402
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
3 FLOOR PLAN - IT ROOM - LEVEL 3 - CSC BUILDING
E1-402
RADIO
1-213
IT
1-282
IT
1-352
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
4 FLOOR PLAN - RADIO ROOM - LEVEL 2 - CSC BUILDING
E1-402
A B
3RD FLOOR IT ROOM OUTLINE 2ND FLOOR IT ROOM OUTLINE
3RD FLOOR IT

ROOM OUTLINE
1ST FLOOR IT

ROOM OUTLINE
2ND FLOOR IT ROOM OUTLINE
A B
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ELECTRICAL IT

ROOM ENLARGED

PLANS - CSC

BUILDING
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2 TYPICAL FLOATING MODULAR FURNITURE LAYOUT
E1-403
J J
PROVIDE POWER AND DATA MODULAR FURNITURE CONNECTIONS WITHIN 12" OF MODULAR FURNITURE. PROVIDE RECESSED BACK BOXES, FOR POWER AND DATA, WITH COVER PLATES. · DATA - PROVIDE COVER PLATES WITH A 1-1/4" DIAMETER OPENING, FLEX CONDUIT AND GROMMET FOR DATA CABLING. PROVIDE TWO CAT 6 CABLES PER WORK STATION. · POWER - PROVIDE COVER PLATES WITH 3/4” DIAMETER OPENING, WITH 90 DEGREE SHORT ELBOW AND WHIP FOR POWER. PROVIDE CONNECTORS FOR THE WHIPS AND TERMINATE POWER WHIP INTO CONNECTORS TO CONNECT TO MODULAR FURNITURE. PROVIDE A MINIMUM OF ONE UN-CONTROLLED AND ONE CONTROLLED DUPLEX RECEPTACLE PER WORK STATION.

MAXIMUM OF 3 WORKSTATIONS PER CIRCUIT.

SEE FLOOR PLAN FOR CIRCUIT ALLOCATION.

NUMBERED NOTES
1 2
1 J J
SCALE : 1/2" = 1'-0"
1 TYPICAL NEAR-WALL MODULAR FURNITURE LAYOUT
E1-403
(2) CKT-1 CKT-1(2) CKT-1 CKT-1
(2) CKT-1 CKT-1(2) CKT-2 CKT-2
(2) CKT-2 CKT-2
(2) CKT-2 CKT-2
(2) CKT-1 CKT-1
3 (2) CKT-1 CKT-1(2) CKT-1 CKT-1(2) CKT-2 CKT-2(2) CKT-3 CKT-3(2) CKT-N CKT-N WALL
(2) CKT-N CKT-N
(2) CKT-N CKT-N
(2) CKT-N CKT-N
(2) CKT-N CKT-N
2 3
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ELECTRICAL

TYPICAL FURNITURE

LAYOUT DETAILS -

CSC BUILDING
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1 ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING E2-101
NOTE

NUMBERED NOTES
1 PHASE 1 PHASE 2
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POLICE SERVICES

BUILDING
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1 ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION PLAN - K-9 CANOPY BUILDING
E3-101
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ELECTRICAL

DEMOLITION PLAN -
K-9 CANOPY

BUILDING
DRAFT

NO SCALE
1 EXISTING ONE LINE POWER DIAGRAM
E-400
GROUND

NEUTRAL
(E) GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM

AND GROUNDING ELECTRODE
CONDUCTOR PER CEC ARTICLE 250 III
(E) U.G. TERMINATION

SERVICE LUGS
(E) U.G. SECONDARY

SERVICE
(E) PG&E PAD MOUNTED

TRANSFORMER
(E) UNDERGROUND

PRIMARY SERVICE

NEUTRAL

DISCONNECT
LINK
208Y/120 VOLT, 3 PHASE, 4 WIRE, 2000A BUSSING
(E) MAIN CIRCUIT

BREAKER
50k AIC MIN. SYMM. BASED ON PG&E
TRANSFORMER.
(E) PROVISIONS FOR
C.T. AND METERING
(E) MAIN SWITCHBOARD "MSB" - POLICE SERVICES BLDG
(E) 200/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 200/3 (E) 200/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 1400/3
(E) SPARE
(E) SPARE
(E) SPARE
(E) SPARE
(E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 400/3 (E) 400/3
(E) SPARE
(E) SPARE
(E) SPARE
(E) SPARE
(E) SPACE
(E) SPACE
(E)
PANEL
"A"
(E)
PANEL
"B"
(E)
PANEL
"C"
(E)
PANEL
"H"
(E)
PANEL
"H2"
G
(E) 225/3
(E)
PANEL
"E-1"
(E) POLICE SERVICES BUILDING -

TO BE DEMOLISHED
(E) 800/3
(E) PUBLIC WORKS MAINTENANCE BUILDING
(F) POLICE SERVICE BLDG
GROUND

NEUTRAL
(E) GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM

AND GROUNDING ELECTRODE
CONDUCTOR PER CEC ARTICLE 250 III
(E) U.G. TERMINATION

SERVICE LUGS
(E) U.G. SECONDARY

SERVICE
(E) PG&E PAD MOUNTED

TRANSFORMER
(E) UNDERGROUND

PRIMARY SERVICE

NEUTRAL

DISCONNECT
LINK
208Y/120 VOLT, 3 PHASE, 4 WIRE, 2000A BUSSING
(E) MAIN CIRCUIT

BREAKER
SEE SCHEDULE 50,000 AMPS

SYMMETRICAL MAXIMUM SHORT

CIRCUIT CURRENT BASED ON PG&E
TRANSFORMER.
(E) DISTRIBUTION PANEL "DP-1"
(E) 800/3
(E) 100/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 70/3 (E) 225/3
(E)
PANEL
"L"
(E)
PANEL
"M"
(E)
PANEL
"F"
(E)
PANEL
"P"
(E)
PANEL
"D"
(E) 100/3 (E) 100/3
(E)
PANEL
"P1"
(E)
PANEL
"S"
(E) PAINT & STORAGE SHED
(F) K9 CANOPY BLDG
(E)
PANEL
"E"
(E) GENERATOR
(E) 2"C., 4 #1(E) 2"C. & (4) #1
(E) (4) #1, 2"C.
(E) 3"C., 3 #4/0, & 1 #1 GND. (E) 3"C. & 4 #4/0(E) 1-1/2"C., 4 #4(E) 3"C. & 4 #4/0 (E) 2-1/2"C. & 4 #2/0 (E) 3"C. & 4 #4/0
(E) 2-1/2"C. & 4 #2/0 (E) 2"C., 3 #1, & 1 #6 GND.
(E) (2) 3-1/2"C. &
(2 SETS OF) 4 #350
(E) 2-1/2"C. & 4 #4/0 (E) 2-1/2"C. & 4 #4/0, & 1 #1 ISOLATED GND (E) 2-1/2"C. & 4 #4/0 (E) 2"C. & 4 #1 (E)
PANEL
"NCS" (E) 1-1/4"C. & 3 #4
(E) 50/1
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ELECTRICAL

ONE-LINE POWER

DIAGRAM
DRAFT
*E-*
MAIN SWITCHBOARD "MSB"
SPACES
?????
PROVISIONS FOR C.T. AND METERING

TO MEET PG&E REQUIREMENTS

SEE SCHEDULE

XX,XXX AMPS SYMMETRICAL MAXIMUM
SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT BASED ON PG&E TRANSFORMER.
350/3 1600/3
2000/3
U.G. TERMINATION

SERVICE LUGS
U.G. SECONDARY SERVICE.

SEE "MSB" SCHEDULE

PG&E PAD MOUNTED

TRANSFORMER

UNDERGROUND

PRIMARY SERVICE
SEE
UFER GROUND TWO LENGTH 25FT
MIN. OF #2/0 B.C. GROUND
ENCASED IN 2" MINIMUM OF

CONCRETE FOOTING
1" C. #2/0 B.C. TO NEAREST

BUILDING METAL COLUMN,

COLD WATER PIPE AND GAS

PIPING, RESPECTIVELY, TO

MAINTAIN EFFECTIVE
GROUNDING PER CEC 250

TRANSIENT VOLTAGE

SURGE SUPPRESSION

MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER
408Y/277 VOLT, 3 PHASE, 4 WIRE, 2000A BUSSING
SPARE

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT

PROVISION FOR FUTURE

BUS EXTENSION

NEUTRAL
GROUND

NEUTRAL

DISCONNECT
LINK
TVSS

TO POLICE

SERVICES

BUILDING
SEE E-402
TO

COMMUNITY
SAFETY
CENTER
SEE E-402

NO SCALE
1 ONE LINE POWER DIAGRAM - SITE
E-401
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ELECTRICAL

ONE-LINE POWER

DIAGRAM
DRAFT
POLICE

SERVICES

BUILDING
208Y/120 VOLT, 3 PHASE, 4 WIRE, 800A BUSSING, 50 KAIC

CONTINUED
FROM "MSB" ON
SHEET E-401
POLICE

SERVICES

BUILDING
(E) DISTRIBUTION PANEL "DP1"

NO SCALE
2 ELECTRICAL ONE LINE POWER DIAGRAM - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING E-402

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR
(E)
PANEL
"L"
(E)
PANEL
"M"
(E)
PANEL
"F"
(E)
PANEL
"P"
(E)
PANEL
"D"
(E)
PANEL
"P1"
800/3
300kVA XFMR
480-208Y/120V
(E)
PANEL
"S"
K9 CANOPY
BLDG
(E) 2"C., 4 #1(E) 3"C., 3 #4/0, & 1 #1 GND. (E) 3"C. & 4 #4/0(E) 1-1/2"C., 4 #4(E) 3"C. & 4 #4/0(E) 2"C. & (4) #1 (E) 100/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 70/3 (E) 225/3 (E) 100/3 (E) 100/3 1600/3

CONTINUED
FROM "MSB" ON
SHEET E-401
100/3 100/3
XFMR "1TRP1"
75KVA
480-208Y/120V
3Ø, 4W
DISTRIBUTION PANEL "MDP2"
PANEL
"1EQ1"
PANEL
"1LP1"
PANEL
"1IT1"
PANEL
"1RP1"
225/3 225/3
100/3 100/3 100/3
XFMR "2TRP1"
75KVA
480-208Y/120V
3Ø, 4W
PANEL
"2EQ1"
PANEL
"2LP1"
PANEL
"2IT1"
PANEL
"2RP1"
225/3 225/3
100/3 100/3 100/3
XFMR "3TRP1"
75KVA
480-208Y/120V
3Ø, 4W
PANEL
"3EQ1"
PANEL
"3LP1"
PANEL
"3IT1"
PANEL
"3RP1"
225/3 225/3
100/3
(E) (4) #1, 2"C.

NO SCALE
2 ELECTRICAL ONE LINE POWER DIAGRAM - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER E-402
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E-603

ELECTRICAL

ONE-LINE POWER

DIAGRAM
DRAFT
2121 N California Boulevard
Suite 800
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
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DRAFT
TY-001

SECURITY

ELECTRONICS

LEGEND & SHEET
INDEX
02/07/2024

ABBREVIATIONS

DOOR EGRESS SYMBOL

ARROW INDICATES DIRECTION OF FREE MOVEMENT,

DOOR IS CONTROLLED IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION
OF EGRESS PATH.

ALL DOORS IN THIS PROJECT UON PROVIDE FREE

EGRESS IN THE EXIT DIRECTION WITHOUT SPECIAL
KNOWLEDGE, EFFORT OR USE OF A KEY. DOORS

ARE NEVER LOCKED IN THE EXIT DIRECTION AT ANY
TIME OR IN ANY CONDITION UON ON THE PLANS.

INSTALLATION NOTES

1. ALL CABLES TO BE PLENUM RATED.

2. ALL WORK SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST EDITION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE AND ALL APPLICABLE LOCAL CODES.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT INTERMIX ANY LINE VOLTAGE POWER WIRES (120VAC AND GREATER) WITH ANY LOW VOLTAGE SIGNAL OR CONTROL WIRES IN ANY CONDUIT.

3. VERIFY ALL FIELD DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. NOTIFY ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND. VERIFY DIMENSIONS OF ALL OWNER FURNISHED EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES TO ENSURE PROPER COORDINATION WITH CONSTRUCTION.

4. SCHEDULE ALL WORK, INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION ACCESS AND STORAGE, WITH THE OWNER OR THOSE DESIGNATED BY THE OWNER. THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE OWNER PRIOR TO THE START OF CONSTRUCTION.

5. ALL UTILITIES REQUIRED FOR THE CONTINUOUS OPERATION OF ALL EXISTING FACILITIES MUST BE MAINTAINED AND REMAIN IN SERVICE AT ALL TIMES (IF APPLICABLE).

6. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE DUST PROTECTION AS REQUIRED TO CONTAIN DUST AND DEBRIS WITHIN CONSTRUCTION AREA. BROOM CLEAN ALL AREAS EACH DAY.

7. WORK SHALL BE EXECUTED IN A CAREFUL AND ORDERLY MANNER WITH THE LEAST POSSIBLE DISTURBANCE TO THE PUBLIC AND OCCUPANTS OF EXISTING BUILDINGS. INTERRUPTING PERSONNEL AT WORK AS A RESULT OF THIS UNDERTAKING SHALL ALWAYS BE KEPT TO A MINIMUM. CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE TRAFFIC AND SAFETY SIGNS AND BARRIERS WHERE NECESSARY. NO POWER LINE IN THE BUILDING SHALL BE SHUT DOWN UNLESS REQUESTED AND APPROVED IN WRITING BY THE OWNER IN ADVANCE.

8. THE CONTRACTORS AND SUBCONTRACTORS PERFORMING WORK ON PREMISES SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INITIATING, MAINTAINING AND

SUPERVISING A REASONABLE AND PRUDENT SAFETY PROGRAM INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE ISOLATION OF WORK AREAS AND THE PROMPT REMOVAL OF ANY DEBRIS OR TOOLS WHICH MIGHT ENDANGER VISITORS OR EMPLOYEES OF THE FACILITY. ALL ROADS AND WALKWAYS SHALL REMAIN CLEAR AND UNOBSTRUCTED. WHEN NECESSARY, ALTERNATE ROUTES MUST BE MAINTAINED SHOULD UNSAFE CONDITIONS OCCUR.

9. COORDINATION WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS:

IF ANY PART OF THE CONTRACTOR'S WORK DEPENDS UPON THE WORK OF A SEPARATE CONTRACTOR, THIS CONTRACTOR SHALL INSPECT

SUCH OTHER WORK AND PROMPTLY REPORT IN WRITING TO THE PROJECT ARCHITECT ANY DEFECTS IN SUCH OTHER WORK THAT RENDER IT UNSUITABLE TO RECEIVE THE WORK OF THIS CONTRACTOR. FAILURE TO INSPECT AND REPORT SHALL CONSTITUTE AN ACCEPTANCE OF

THE OTHER CONTRACTOR'S WORK EXCEPT AS TO DEFECTS WHICH DEVELOP IN OTHER CONTRACTOR'S WORK AFTER EXECUTION OF THIS CONTRACTOR'S WORK.

10. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALWAYS MAINTAIN, AT THE JOB SITE, UPDATED "RECORD" DRAWINGS. THESE DRAWINGS SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO THE ARCHITECTS, INSPECTORS OR THE OWNERS UPON REQUEST.

11. NO CABLE RUN SHALL BE SPLICED UNLESS TWO OR MORE DEVICES ARE CONNECTED TO THE SAME CIRCUIT OR THE DEVICE IS PROVIDED FROM THE FACTORY WITH PIGTAIL WIRES. WHERE SPLICING IS REQUIRED, THE SPLICE SHALL BE SOLDERED AND TAPED. IT SHALL BE DONE IN EITHER A SPECIAL TERMINAL BOX, AT THE BACK BOX OR AT THE DEVICE TERMINAL LUGS. ALL SPLICE BOXES MUST BE IN ACCESSIBLE AREAS AND CLEARLY MARKED ON THE RECORD DRAWINGS.

12. ALL WIRES SHALL BE COLOR CODED AND SHALL BE CONNECTED IN A UNIFORM MANNER. TRANSPOSING OR CHANGING OF COLOR CODES SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED. WIRE AND CABLE SIZES, NUMBER OF CONDUCTORS, SHIELDING OR OTHER ITEMS LISTED ON THESE DRAWINGS

ARE A GUIDE TO THE CORRECT PRODUCT REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE A WORKING SYSTEM AND REPRESENT THE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE STANDARDS. CONTRACTOR SHALL CONSULT MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR CABLING AND USE WHICHEVER IS GREATER IN QUALITY, QUANTITY, GAUGE, SHIELDING AND NUMBER OF CONDUCTORS.

13. ALL WIRING, INCLUDING SHIELDS, MUST BE FREE OF SHORTS, GROUNDS AND STRAY VOLTAGES. ALL EXPOSED SURFACE MOUNTED CABLE UNDER 12' A.F.F. SHALL BE IN CONDUIT WHERE INSTALLED IN AREAS WITHOUT CEILINGS.

14. ALL CABLE SHALL BE PLENUM RATED ON J-HOOKS. UNDER GROUND CABLE SHALL BE RATED FOR WET APPLICATIONS. ALL EXTERIOR CABLE SHALL BE IN CONDUIT.

15. A PRE-PRINTED VINYL MATERIAL MARKER WRAPPED IN ADHESIVE CLEAR PLASTIC SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE FOLLOWING:

15.A. CABLES WITHIN 6" UPON ENTRY AT ANY SECURITY PANEL, TERMINATION OR SPLICE BOX.

15.B. ALL WIRE LEADS WITHIN 2" FROM ANY TERMINAL BLOCK.

15.C. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT SAMPLES OF MARKERS AND ANY NUMBERING OR MARKING SYSTEM FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO IMPLEMENTATION.

16. ALL NEW ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLIED TO SECURITY EQUIPMENT OR DEVICES SHALL BE ON AN EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM INCLUDING UPS WHERE AVAILABLE. ALL CONDUCTORS AND CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHALL BE SIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THEIR CONNECTED LOADS (20 AMP MINIMUM). ALL CIRCUITS SHALL BE DEDICATED. A GROUND CONDUCTOR SHALL ALWAYS BE INSTALLED IN ANY POWER WIRING. ALL SECURITY EQUIPMENT UTILIZING ELECTRICAL POWER SHALL ALSO BE ADEQUATELY GROUNDED.

17. WHERE A NEW CIRCUIT FOR SECURITY IS TAKEN FROM A PANEL BOARD UTILIZED FOR OTHER ELECTRICAL PURPOSES, THE BRANCH CIRCUIT BREAKER FOR SECURITY EQUIPMENT SHALL BE CLEARLY LABELED TO PREVENT ANY ACCIDENTAL SWITCH-OFF. NO SECURITY CIRCUIT IS TO BE SHARED WITH NON SECURITY EQUIPMENT UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON THE DRAWINGS.

18. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROPERLY SEAL ALL CONDUIT OR SLEEVE PENETRATIONS THROUGH ALL WALLS, FLOORS AND CEILINGS USING APPROVED FIRE STOPPING MATERIALS AND SEALANTS REGARDLESS OF RATING AND AS PER APPLICABLE BUILDING CODES. MAINTAIN FIRE RATING OF ALL RATED ASSEMBLIES.

19. ALL ROUTING OF WIRING AND ANY RELATED CONDUIT IS DIAGRAMMATIC. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY EXACT ROUTING PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.

20. PROVIDE PULL STRINGS IN ALL CONDUITS. PROVIDE BLANK COVERS ON ALL JUNCTION AND PULL BOXES.

21. ALL CONDUITS AND CABLE PATHS SHALL RUN PARALLEL WITH OR AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE WALLS. IF MORE THAN THREE 90 DEGREE BENDS ARE TO BE USED IN THE CONDUIT RUN, INSERT A PULL BOX. CONTRACTOR SHALL SIZE THE BOX ACCORDINGLY. CONDUITS SHALL BE SIZED AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS OR LARGER AS REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH CODE. MINIMUM ALLOWABLE CONDUIT SIZE SHALL BE 3/4". IN CITY FACILITIES UTILIZE FLEX WHERE PERMITTED.

22. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL CLEAN AND THOROUGHLY CHECK ALL INSTALLED WORK PRIOR TO CONCEALING OF ARCHITECTURAL FINISHING.

CLEAN ALL EXPOSED SURFACES AND NEW EQUIPMENT AFTER COMPLETION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ALSO REPAIR OR CLEAN ALL SOILED SURFACES, PAINTED SURFACES OR DAMAGED ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES TO MATCH THE ADJACENT AREA. WHERE REQUIRED, CLEANING,

PATCHING OR PAINTING TO BRING THE AFFECTED SURFACE OR FINISH BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION SHALL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTOR.

23. ALL SECURITY DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT SHALL BE INSTALLED WITH CONSIDERATION TO BARRIER FREE ACCESSIBILITY.

24. WHERE THE CONTRACTOR HAS TO CHANGE ANY DEVICE TYPE OR MOUNTING TO SUIT ACTUAL CONDITIONS, THIS SHALL BE DONE WITHOUT EXTRA COST TO THE OWNER. THIS INCLUDES ANY ADDITIONAL PARTS TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO ACCOMPLISH PROPER MOUNTING OF A DEVICE. HOWEVER, IT SHALL BE REQUESTED, SUBMITTED AND APPROVED IN WRITING BEFORE COMMENCING THE WORK.

25. COORDINATE ALL TELEPHONE AND NETWORK INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION REQUIREMENTS WITH THE OWNERS IT DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVE AND THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR.

26. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL UNDERTAKE THIS WORK IN ITS ENTIRETY IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS DESIGN AND PURPOSE. ALL WORK SHALL BE CARRIED OUT IN A PROFESSIONAL MANNER WITH MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY AND EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP.

27. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INCLUDE ANY COORDINATION, RELAYS, TIMERS, NETWORK CARDS, TERMINAL STRIPS, ETC.. REQUIRED FOR A

COMPLETELY FUNCTIONAL INTERFACE WITH ELEVATOR CONTROLLERS, FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS, DOOR HARDWARE AND AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATORS, WHICH EVER IS APPLICABLE.

28. ALL EXIT DOORS TO REMAIN FREE OPENING FROM EXIT SIDE. U. O. N.

29. IN THE EVENT OF A DISCREPANCY BETWEEN THE SPECIFICATIONS AND THE DRAWINGS, WHICHEVER IS MORE STRINGENT OR CALLS FOR THE HIGHEST QUANTITY OR QUALITY OF MATERIALS HAS PRECEDENCE.

30. THE USE OF THE WORD "PROVIDE" IN CONNECTION WITH ANY ITEM SPECIFIED IS INTENDED TO MEAN THAT SUCH SHALL BE FURNISHED, INSTALLED AND CONNECTED, WHERE SO REQUIRED, EXCEPT AS NOTED OTHERWISE.

31. PRIOR TO SUBMITTAL OF BID, NOTIFY, IN WRITING, SPECIFIED MATERIALS OR EQUIPMENT WHICH ARE EITHER UNAVAILABLE OR WILL CAUSE A DELAY IN CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION SCHEDULE.

32. SEE ARCHITECTURAL PLAN FOR EXITING.

33. SEE TELECOM PLANS FOR J-HOOK DETAILS AND ROUTING.

34. ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS SHOWN IN THIS SET ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.

SEE ELECTRICAL SHEETS FOR CIRCUIT NUMBERS, CIRCUITING AND PANEL LOCATIONS.

35. WHERE CONCRETE FLOORS ARE TO BE CORED, AN X-RAY MACHINE SHALL BE USED TO INSURE THAT NO STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS (E.G.

BEAMS, REBAR AND POST-TENSION CABLES) WILL BE COMPROMISED OR DAMAGED.

36. PENETRATIONS THROUGH THE FIRE RATED FLOORS AND WALLS SHALL BE PROTECTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CBC SECTIONS 709.6 AND 710.1. SYSTEMS SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND APPROVED LISTING.

MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND APPROVED LISTINGS SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR REVIEW BY INSPECTION AUTHORITIES.

SUBSTITUTIONS OF OR REVISIONS OR ADDITIONS TO APPROVED SYSTEMS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE FIRE MARSHAL (IF REQUIRED) AND THE INSPECTOR OF RECORD FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. REFER TO DETAILS FOR FLOOR AND WALL PENETRATION DETAIL

SECURITY DEVICES

ACP - ACCESS CONTROL PANEL

IAP - INTRUSION ALARM PANEL

E - EXISTING

E/R - EXISTING/REPLACE

E/REL - EXISTING/RELOCATE

R - EXISTING/REMOVE

E/RI - EXISTING/REINSTALL

N - NEW
WIRING

SH - SHIELDED

TW - TWISTED

PLNM - PLENUM
OTHER
A.F.F. - ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR

AFG - ABOVE FINISHED GRADE
F.O.V. - FIELD OF VIEW

N/A - NOT APPLICABLE

NTS - NOT TO SCALE
P.B.O - PROVIDED BY OTHERS

RECP - RECEPTION
S.O.C. - SECURITY OPERATIONS CENTER

TBD - TO BE DETERMINED

TR - TECHNOLOGY ROOM

TER - TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT ROOM

UON - UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

VIF - VERIFY IN FIELD

WP - WEATHER PROOF

SCOPE OF WORK

1. SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE, INSTALL AND PROGRAM A COMPLETELY FUNCTIONAL AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEM AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

2. THE SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A PHASED INSTALLATION OF THE ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS BASED ON THE OWNER AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S SCHEDULE.

3. SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE AND INSTALL ALL WIRING, DEVICES, CONNECTIONS,

PROGRAMMING, AND COORDINATION REQUIRED FOR A COMPLETELY FUNCTIONAL AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEM. SECURITY CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL CUSTOM BACKBOXES AS REQUIRED.

4. INCLUDE FINAL CONNECTIONS, PROGRAMMING, TRAINING, AND TESTING OF THE WORK TO THE HEAD-END

EQUIPMENT PER THE OWNER'S, SECURITY CONSULTANT'S, AND PROJECT DESIGN DOCUMENTS REQUIREMENTS.

5. ATTENDANCE AT CONSTRUCTION COORDINATION MEETINGS PER THE GENERAL CONTRACTORS SCHEDULE AND REQUIREMENTS.

6. COORDINATION OF WORK WITH OTHER DESIGN AND INSTALLATION TRADES.

7. INSTALL END-OF-LINE (EOL) RESISTORS AS REQUIRED. EOL'S SHALL BE INSTALLED AT THE INDIVIDUAL

POINTS OF PROTECTION NOT AT THE CONTROL PANEL, OR AT THE READER AND/OR INPUT MODULES IF LOCATED REMOTE FROM THE PANEL.

DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE SYMBOL
#
TX-XX

DETAIL NUMBER

SHEET NUMBER

DEVICE AND WIRING LEGEND

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION WIRING NOTES
PROXIMITY CARD READER - WALL MOUNTED 1 - COMPOSITE PLENUM CABLE; REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR CABLE

CALL OUTS IN THE COMPOSITE CABLE
A, B
CARD READER CONTROLS ENTRY ONLY. DOORS ARE ALWAYS FREE EGRESS WITHOUT PRIOR KNOWLEDGE, EFFORT OR USE OF A KEY.

CONCEALED MAGNETIC ALARM CONTACT 1 - #18/2 PLENUM (AT DOOR CONTACTS WITH SINGLE CONNECTION) 2 - #18/2 PLENUM (AT DPDT CONTACT ONLY) G
ELECTRIFIED LOCK USE RED/BLACK OF #18/4 IN COMPOSITE CABLE FOR LOCK POWER ELECTRIC LOCKS CONTROL ENTRY ONLY. DOORS ARE ALWAYS FREE EGRESS WITHOUT PRIOR KNOWLEDGE, EFFORT OR USE OF A KEY. DOORS ARE ALWAYS

OPERABLE BY MECHANICAL KEY FROM THE ENTRY SIDE

REQUEST TO EXIT
1 - #22/4 IN COMPOSITE CABLE IF REX IS STANDALONE PIR; USE GREEN/WHITE OF 18/4 COMPOSITE CABLE TO LOCK IF REX IS INTEGRATED

WITH THE DOOR HARDWARE
THIS DEVICE DOES NOT CONTROL EGRESS. THIS DEVICES SENDS A LOW VOLTAGE SIGNAL TO THE SECURITY SYSTEM TO PREVENT A DOOR ALARM WHEN THE DOOR IS OPENED FROM THE INSIDE. DOORS ARE ALWAYS FREE EGRESS WITHOUT PRIOR KNOWLEDGE, EFFORT OR USE OF A KEY.

INTERCOM DOOR STATION 1 - NETWORK CONNECTION (POE)
1 - #18/2 PLENUM (TO MASTER STATION) D
FIXED IP CAMERA (POLE PENDANT) 1 - NETWORK CONNECTION TO OWNERS SWITCH (POE) D FIXED IP 360° CAMERA (WALL PENDANT) 1 - NETWORK CONNECTION TO OWNERS SWITCH (POE) D LAN/WAN CONNECTION 1 - NETWORK CONNECTION TO OWNERS SWITCH (POE) D DEVICE AND WIRING LEGEND NOTES:

CARD READER SYMBOL ON FLOOR PLAN DRAWINGS INCLUDES ALL ASSOCIATED DEVICES (AS SHOWN IN BRACKETS ABOVE). 1 CR
CR
C
EL
RX
IC
PP
WP
360
M
1 DEVICE LEGEND NOTES
A. PROVIDE ONE COMPOSITE CABLE FROM THE ACP TO THE DOOR AND OUT TO THE FIELD DEVICES. REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

B. ON DOUBLE DOORS INSTALL A CONTACT ON EACH DOOR. SERIES THE CIRCUITS AT THE DOOR AND RUN ONE CABLE PER CIRCUIT TO THE HEAD-END.

C. DEDICATED 120V/20A CIRCUIT PROVIDED BY THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. REFER TO THE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.

D. NETWORK CONNECTIONS AND CABLING PROVIDED BY IT CONTRACTOR. REFER TO THE TELECOM DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION.

E. BY HARDWARE CONTRACTOR.

F. ANALOG PHONE LINE CONNECTIONS PROVIDED BY IT CONTRACTOR.

G. PROVIDE TWO INDIVIDUAL CABLES TO CONTACTS WITH CONNECTIONS TO THE ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM AND TO THE INTRUSION ALARM SYSTEM. ONLY ONE CABLE IS REQUIRED IF THE DEVICE AND POINT ONLY CONNECT TO A SINGLE SYSTEM.

H. NETWORK CONNECTIONS AND CABLING PROVIDED BY SECURITY CONTRACTOR.

I. PC BY IT CONTRACTOR. SEE SECURITY SPECIFICATIONS.

EXISTING TO REMAIN

EXISTING TO BE REMOVED/REPLACED/RELOCATED

NEW WORK

SECURITY SHEET LIST
Sheet Number Sheet Title
T0-00 SECURITY ELECTRONICS COVER SHEET
TY-001 SECURITY ELECTRONICS LEGEND & SHEET INDEX
TY-041 SECURITY ELECTRONICS SITE PLAN - NORTH
TY-042 SECURITY ELECTRONICS SITE PLAN - SOUTH
DRAFT
K9
CANOPY

BUILDING

POLICE SERVICES BUILDING AMADOR ST

YORK ST

HUDSON AL

YORK ST
MATCH
LINE

MATCH X LINE X
VAN

ACCESSIBLE CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

IC PEDESTAL MOUNT
PP
IC CR

PEDESTAL MOUNT
PP CR
IC

PEDESTAL MOUNT
M WP
360
M WP
360
M WP
360
M WP
360
2121 N California Boulevard
Suite 800
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
510.268.8373
www.guidepostsolutions.com
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By YC AP VH NH
Drafted By BP PN
DRAFT
TY-041

SECURITY

ELECTRONICS SITE

PLAN - NORTH
02/07/2024
1 Scale: SECURITY ELECTRONICS AREA A SITE PLAN
1" = 20'-0"
DRAFT
10 2
CANOPY

BUILDING

MAINE ST AMADOR ST

SOLANO AVE

BENICIA RD

GARFORD AL
MATCH
LINE
MATCH
LINE
9 X X
SALLY
PORT

COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER
VAN

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV

CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV CARPOOL/ EV

CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV VAN

ACCESSIBLE CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV CLEAN AIR/ CARPOOL/ EV TY-041
TY-042
TY-041
TY-042
M WP
360
M WP
360
PP
CR IC

PEDESTAL MOUNT
M WP
360
M WP
360
M WP
360
PP
CR

IC PEDESTAL MOUNT
2121 N California Boulevard
Suite 800
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
510.268.8373
www.guidepostsolutions.com
Architect
File Date
Architect of Record
Sheet Title
Sheet Number
Project Number
20273
Architect
Consultant
Issue:

Project
Agency Approvals
Sheet _____ of _____

VALLEJO

COMMUNITY

SAFETY CENTER
111 AMADOR STREET
VALLEJO CA 94590
BP
Project Architect PN
Drafted By YC AP VH NH
Drafted By BP PN
DRAFT
TY-042

SECURITY

ELECTRONICS SITE

PLAN - SOUTH
02/07/2024
1 Scale: SECURITY ELECTRONICS AREA B SITE PLAN
1" = 20'-0"
DRAFT
Item Quantity (units) Unit Cost
($/unit)
Subtotal Cost
($) Total Cost ($) Comments
DATA 5.4 AC SITE
Site Development 235,860 SF 69% Ph. 1 and 31% Ph. 2
3-Story Community Safety Center Building 67,925 SF
Police Services Building 19,400 SF 78% Ph. 1 and 22% Ph. 2 K-9 Canopy Building 1,700 SF
TOTAL DIRECT CONSTRUCTION COST - PHASED 89,025 SF $658 $58,605,000 PHASE 1 - BUILDINGS 81,625 SF
Site Development 188,706 SF $48 $9,056,400 69% Ph. 1
Community Safety Building 67,925 SF $503 $34,140,600 100% Ph. 1 Police Services Building 12,000 SF $669 $8,033,800 78% Ph. 1 K-9 Canopy Building 1,700 SF $638 $1,084,800 100% Ph. 1 PHASE 2 - BUILDINGS 7,400 SF
Site Development 47,154 SF $86 $4,040,800 31% Ph. 2
Police Services Building 7,400 SF $304 $2,248,600 22% Ph. 2 GENERAL CONTRACTOR GC MARKUP 89,025 SF $108 $9,576,100
General Conditions 6.5 % $58,605,000 $3,809,325 on direct site + bldg costs Overhead & Profit 8.5 % $58,605,000 $4,981,425 on direct site + bldg costs Bonds 1.34 % $58,605,000 $785,307 on direct site + bldg costs TOTAL DIRECT CONST. COST INCL GC MARKUP 89,025 SF $766 $68,181,100 ESCALATION AND DESIGN CONTINGENCY 89,025 SF $251 $22,343,500 Esc. to const. midpoint @ 4%/yr @ 2.3yr Ph1, 3.3yr Ph2 12.8 % $68,181,100 $8,707,221 on direct + indirect costs Design contingency @ 15% 15.0 % $68,181,100 $10,227,165 on direct + indirect costs Project phasing factor @ 5% 5.0 % $68,181,100 $3,409,055 ESTIMATED BID DAY COST 89,025 SF $1,017 $90,524,600
CONSTRUCTION CONTINGENCY 89,025 SF $102 $9,052,460
Construction contingency @ 10% 10.0 % $90,524,600 $9,052,460 on direct + indirect costs ESTIMATED COST AT END OF CONSTRUCTION 89,025 SF $1,119 $99,577,100

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Item Quantity (units) Unit Cost
($/unit)
Subtotal
Cost ($) Total Cost ($) Comments

DATA - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER
Community Safety Center CSC Building Floor Area 67,925 SF Level 1 Floor Area 26,285 SF
Level 1 Floor Area - Main Building 22,845 SF
Level 1 Floor Area - Sally Port 1,960 SF
Level 1 Floor Area - Holding 1,480 SF
Level 2 Floor Area 23,640 SF
Level 3 Floor Area 18,000 SF
Community Safety Center CSC Building Roof Area 31,915 SF Roof Area - Conditioned Building (excluding walkable deck & cupola area) 21,971 SF Roof Area - Walkable Deck 5,962 SF
Roof Area - Cupola 1,765 SF
Roof Area - Sally Port 1,918 SF
Roof Area - Entry Canopy 300 SF
PV System - CSC Building Roof 8,247 SF
DIRECT CONSTRUCTION COST - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $503 $34,140,600 A10 FOUNDATIONS - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $29 $1,978,875 Foundation - building structure, spread footing 26,285 SF $20 $525,700 est. allowance Foundation - building structure, pier footing 26,285 SF $20 $525,700 est. allowance Foundation - building entry canopy 300 SF $25 $7,500 est. allowance Foundation - for interior renovation and seismic retrofit 0 SF $30 $0 N/A Foundation - slab on grade including aggregate base and vapor barrier 26,285 SF $20 $525,700 est. allowance Foundation - grade beams at moment frames 26,285 SF $15 $394,275 est. allowance B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $85 $5,801,100 Superstructure - building steel columns and beams 67,925 SF $60 $4,075,500 est. allowance Superstructure - building floors, composite deck 41,640 SF $40 $1,665,600 est. allowance Superstructure - building entry canopy 300 SF $200 $60,000 est. allowance Superstructure - remodel seismic retrofit 0 SF $30 $0 N/A B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $52 $3,533,980 Exterior Enclosure - wall, framed including insulation and water-barrier 22,182 SF $48 $1,064,715 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - wall, CMU including insulation and water-barrier 0 SF $80 $0 N/A Exterior Enclosure - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 0 SF $15 $0 N/A Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, brick tile 20,030 SF $20 $400,591 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, cement plaster 21,072 SF $15 $316,087 assumes 95% of exterior walls Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, miscellaneous and painting 1,054 SF $15 $15,804 assumes 5% of exterior walls Exterior Enclosure - window, storefront and curtain walls, including glazing 4,109 SF $70 $287,596 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - door, aluminum or steel with frames 23 LEAF $2,200 $50,600 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - door, overhead coiling door with frame 4 EA $10,000 $40,000 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - soffits, ventilated cement board w/ framing 4,880 SF $20 $97,600 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - roof, lowered framing & composite deck for walkable subdeck 5,962 SF $48 $286,171 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - roof, regular framing & composite deck 25,653 SF $38 $974,814 est. allowance B30 ROOFING - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $8 $572,230 Roofing - walkable roof deck pavers, drainable, over waterproofing membrane 5,962 SF $25 $149,048 est. allowance Roofing - single-ply membrane 25,653 SF $12 $307,836 est. allowance Roofing - metal, remodel with new siliconized coating 0 SF $8 $0 N/A Roofing - metal, new standing seam 0 SF $30 $0 N/A
Roofing - skylights, including tubular and unit type 220 EA $525 $115,347 assumes 4% of roof area C10 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $67 $4,582,422 Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed partitions, including insulation, painted gyp. 58,859 SF $30 $1,765,760 assumes 85% of interior walls Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed furring, exterior, columns, incl. painted gyp. 5,540 SF $30 $166,189 assumes 8% Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed 1-hour, including insulation, painted gyp. 3,462 SF $35 $121,180 assumes 5% Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed 2-hour, including insulation, painted gyp. 1,385 SF $55 $76,170 assumes 2% Interior Construction - wall, CMU at detention/ firing range/ kennel, paint 4,146 SF $60 $248,760 est. allowance Interior Construction - wall, wire mesh sallyport divider 672 SF $20 $13,440 est. allowance Interior Construction - acoustical wall treatment 3,462 SF $20 $69,246 assumes 5% of interior walls Interior Construction - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 0 SF $10 $0 N/A Interior Construction - window, aluminum or hollow metal 2,943 SF $35 $103,003 assumes 5% of non-rated Interior Construction - door, aluminum or hollow metal, with frames 194 LEAF $1,000 $194,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - casework, built-in (incl. lockers) 862 LF $1,250 $1,077,500 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, including toilet room accessories 67,925 SF $6 $407,550 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, signage and directories 67,925 SF $4 $271,700 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, AED, trauma kits, other miscellaneous 67,925 SF $1 $67,925 est. allowance C20 STAIRS - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $3 $190,000 Stair - 3 story, metal, including metal-framed 1-hour rated shaft, w/ handrails, paint 2 EA $60,000 $120,000 patch, paint, repair Stair - 1/2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 2 EA $15,000 $30,000 est. allowance Stair - 2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 1 EA $40,000 $40,000 est. allowance COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER (PHASE 1 ALL)

SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE
111 AMADOR STREET
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C30 INTERIOR FINISHES - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $29 $1,968,172 Interior Finishes - wall, ceramic tile 3,462 SF $20 $69,246 5% of total Interior Finishes - wall, fiberglass reinforced plastic FRP 692 SF $8 $5,540 1% of total Interior Finishes - ceiling, suspended acoustical tile 53,271 SF $12 $639,252 est. allowance Interior Finishes - celing, suspended or applied gypsum board including paint 5,220 SF $15 $78,300 est. allowance Interior Finishes - ceiling, security detention 1,373 SF $25 $34,325 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, ceramic tile, with ceramic cove base 1,464 SF $25 $36,600 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, luxury vinyl tile LVT, with rubber base 4,429 SF $15 $66,435 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, carpet tile, with rubber base 48,164 SF $10 $481,640 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, rubber, with rubber base 3,029 SF $30 $90,870 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, epoxy or resinous urethane, with integral base 4,461 SF $25 $111,525 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, sealed concrete SOG, with rubber base 2,963 SF $5 $14,815 est. allowance Interior Finishes - specialties and miscellaneous 67,925 SF $5 $339,625 est. allowance D10 CONVEYING - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $6 $400,000 Conveying - passenger elevator and hoistway, machine-room-less type 2 EA $200,000 $400,000 est. allowance D20 PLUMBING - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $26 $1,760,040 Plumbing - demolition of existing 0 SF $2 $0 N/A
Plumbing - plumbing fixtures including water distribution 67,925 SF $25 $1,698,125 est. allowance Plumbing - water heaters, circulation pump & expansion tank 1 LS $30,000 $30,000 est. allowance Plumbing - roof and deck drainage system 31,915 SF $1 $31,915 est. allowance Plumbing - Shooting Range Interceptor 0 LS $25,000 $0 N/A D30 HVAC - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $62 $4,200,705 HVAC - demolition of existing 0 SF $2 $0 N/A
HVAC - test/ balancing & seismic bracing 65,965 SF $5 $329,825 est. allowance HVAC - main equipment, outdoor vrf heat pumps & DOAS units 65,965 SF $16 $1,055,440 est. allowance HVAC - distribution ductwork, piping, and FCUs, etc. 65,965 SF $36 $2,374,740 est. allowance HVAC - standalone heat pumps, IT and electrical rooms 1 LS $120,000 $120,000 est. allowance HVAC - controls (assumes part of building management system) 67,925 SF $3 $203,775 est. allowance HVAC - sally port heating 1,960 SF $25 $49,000 est. allowance HVAC - exhaust fans 67,925 SF $1 $67,925 est. allowance D40 FIRE PROTECTION - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $7 $491,607 Fire Protection - automatic sprinkler system, wet pipe 67,925 SF $6 $407,550 est. allowance Fire Protection - automatic sprinkler system, dry pipe (IT & Elec Rooms) 1 LS $75,000 $75,000 est. allowance Fire Protection - fire extinguisher, including cabinet 23 EA $400 $9,057 assumes 1 per 3,000 sf D50 ELECTRICAL - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $92 $6,275,228 Electrical - demolition of existing 0 SF $15 $0 est. allowance Electrical - normal power including distribution 67,925 SF $15 $1,018,875 est. allowance Electrical - uninterrupted power supply UPS 3,396 SF $25 $84,906 assumes 5% of bldg area Electrical - emergency power including generator and distribution 67,925 SF $20 $1,358,500 est. allowance Electrical - lighting incl. emergency lighting 67,925 SF $15 $1,018,875 est. allowance Electrical - data/ telcom/ CATV 67,925 SF $11 $747,175 est. allowance Electrical - fire alarm system 67,925 SF $5 $339,625 est. allowance Electrical - intercom and paging 67,925 SF $3 $203,775 est. allowance Electrical - audio-visual A/V system, excluding equipment (see Furnishings below) 67,925 SF $3 $203,775 est. allowance Electrical - security, detention area video surveillance, door control, intercome 3,440 SF $45 $154,800 incl. Vehicle Sally Port Electrical - security, video surveillance 64,485 SF $4 $257,940 est. allowance Electrical - security, electronic access control 64,485 SF $3 $193,455 est. allowance Electrical - emergency responder radio communication system ERRCS/DAS 64,485 SF $5 $322,425 est. allowance Electrical - photovoltaic PV solar energy supply 8,247 SF $45 $371,102 see Site for PV carports E20 FURNISHINGS - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $34 $2,276,183 Furnishing - window treatments, interior and exterior 7,051 SF $40 $282,058 est. allowance Furnishing - detention equipment - built-in 1,480 SF $200 $296,000 est. allowance Furnishing - evidence processing and laboratory equipment - built-in 0 SF $200 $0 See Police Services Bldg Furnishing - evidence storage shelving - built-in 0 LF $200 $0 See Police Services Bldg Furnishing - records HD storage shelving - built-in 0 LF $800 $0 See Casework above Furnishing - miscellaneous fixtures, furnishings & equipment FF&E - built-in 67,925 SF $5 $339,625 est. allowance Furnishing - audio-visual A/V equipment, projectors, monitors, etc. - built-in 67,925 SF $20 $1,358,500 est. allowance F10 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION - COMMUNITY SAFETY CENTER 67,925 SF $2 $110,000 Special Construction - ballistic glazing and panels, at public counter 300 SF $300 $90,000 assumes 6 windows Special Construction - firing range complete, 8 lane, 25 yard 0 SF $300 $0 See Police Services Building Special Construction - dog kennels and related animal care equipment 0 EA $6,500 $0 See K-9 Canopy Building Special Construction - microwave and RF antennae 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance F20 SELECTIVE BUILDING DEMOLITION - N/A 67,925 SF $0 $0 Selective Building Demolition - all trades 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Selective Building Demolition - hazmat remediation 0 SF $100 $0 N/A indigo | Hammond + Playle Architects, LLP Page 3 of 11
Item Quantity (units) Unit Cost
($/unit)
Subtotal
Cost ($) Total Cost ($) Comments
DATA - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1
Police Services Building Floor Area 19,400 SF
Phase 1 Floor Area 12,000 SF
Phase 2 Floor Area 7,400 SF
Roof Area 21,340 SF
PV System - Police Services Building 8,976 SF
DIRECT CONSTRUCTION COST - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1 12,000 SF $669 $8,033,800 A10 FOUNDATIONS - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $50 $600,075 Foundation - building structure, spread footing 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Foundation - building structure, pier footing 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Foundation - building entry canopy 723 SF $25 $18,075 est. allowance Foundation - for interior renovation and seismic retrofit 19,400 SF $30 $582,000 est. allowance Foundation - slab on grade including aggregate base and vapor barrier 0 SF $20 $0 assumes existing Foundation - grade beams at moment frames 0 SF $15 $0 N/A B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $61 $726,600 Superstructure - building steel columns and beams 0 SF $60 $0 assumes existing Superstructure - building floors, composite deck 0 SF $40 $0 N/A Superstructure - building entry canopy 723 SF $200 $144,600 est. allowance Superstructure - remodel seismic retrofit 19,400 SF $30 $582,000 est. allowance B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $16 $192,190 Exterior Enclosure - wall, framed including insulation and water-barrier 0 SF $48 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall, CMU including insulation and water-barrier 0 SF $80 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 12,226 SF $15 $183,390 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, brick tile 0 SF $20 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, cement plaster 0 SF $15 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, miscellaneous and painting 0 SF $15 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - window, storefront and curtain walls, including glazing 0 SF $70 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - door, aluminum or steel with frames 4 LEAF $2,200 $8,800 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - door, overhead coiling door with frame 0 EA $10,000 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - soffits, ventilated cement board w/ framing 0 SF $20 $0 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - roof, lowered framing & composite deck for walkable subdeck 0 SF $48 $0 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - roof, regular framing & composite deck 0 SF $38 $0 N/A B30 ROOFING - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $14 $170,720 Roofing - walkable roof deck pavers, drainable, over waterproofing membrane 0 SF $25 $0 est. allowance Roofing - single-ply membrane 0 SF $12 $0 est. allowance Roofing - metal, remodel with new siliconized coating 21,340 SF $8 $170,720 est. allowance Roofing - metal, new standing seam 0 SF $30 $0 N/A
Roofing - skylights, including tubular and unit type 0 EA $525 $0 assumes none C10 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1 12,000 SF $106 $1,267,326 Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed partitions, including insulation, painted gyp. 14,980 SF $30 $449,388 assumes 95% of interior walls Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed furring, exterior, columns, incl. painted gyp. 0 SF $30 $0 N/A Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed 1-hour, including insulation, painted gyp. 788 SF $35 $27,594 assumes 5% Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed 2-hour, including insulation, painted gyp. 0 SF $55 $0 N/A Interior Construction - wall, CMU at detention/ firing range/ kennel, paint 6,573 SF $60 $394,380 est. allowance Interior Construction - wall, wire mesh sallyport divider 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Interior Construction - acoustical wall treatment 900 SF $20 $18,000 est. allownace Interior Construction - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 0 SF $10 $0 assumes all demo'd Interior Construction - window, aluminum or hollow metal 749 SF $35 $26,214 assumes 5% of non-rated Interior Construction - door, aluminum or hollow metal, with frames 41 LEAF $1,000 $41,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - casework, built-in (incl. lockers) 143 LF $1,250 $178,750 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, including toilet room accessories 12,000 SF $6 $72,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, signage and directories 12,000 SF $4 $48,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, AED, trauma kits, other miscellaneous 12,000 SF $1 $12,000 est. allowance C20 STAIRS - N/A 12,000 SF $0 $0
Stair - 3 story, metal, including metal-framed 1-hour rated shaft, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $60,000 $0 N/A Stair - 1/2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $15,000 $0 N/A Stair - 2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $40,000 $0 N/A C30 INTERIOR FINISHES - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1 12,000 SF $22 $267,330 Interior Finishes - wall, ceramic tile 200 SF $20 $4,000 est. allowance Interior Finishes - wall, fiberglass reinforced plastic FRP 300 SF $8 $2,400 est. allowance Interior Finishes - ceiling, suspended acoustical tile 6,475 SF $12 $77,700 est. allowance Interior Finishes - celing, suspended or applied gypsum board including paint 230 SF $15 $3,450 est. allowance Interior Finishes - ceiling, security detention 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, ceramic tile, with ceramic cove base 230 SF $25 $5,750 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, luxury vinyl tile LVT, with rubber base 4,561 SF $15 $68,415 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, carpet tile, with rubber base 1,914 SF $10 $19,140 est. allowance Interior Finishes - floor, rubber, with rubber base 0 SF $30 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, epoxy or resinous urethane, with integral base 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, sealed concrete SOG, with rubber base 5,295 SF $5 $26,475 est. allowance Interior Finishes - specialties and miscellaneous 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance D10 CONVEYING - N/A 12,000 SF $0 $0
Conveying - passenger elevator and hoistway, machine-room-less type 0 EA $200,000 $0 N/A POLICE SERVICES BUILDING (PHASE 1 PORTION)

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D20 PLUMBING - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $21 $246,340 Plumbing - demolition of existing 12,000 SF $2 $24,000 est. allowance Plumbing - plumbing fixtures including water distribution 12,000 SF $13 $156,000 est. allowance Plumbing - water heaters, circulation pump & expansion tank 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance Plumbing - roof and deck drainage system 21,340 SF $1 $21,340 est. allowance Plumbing - Shooting Range Interceptor 1 LS $25,000 $25,000 est. allowance D30 HVAC - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $78 $939,000 HVAC - demolition of existing 12,000 SF $2 $24,000 est. allowance HVAC - test/ balancing & seismic bracing 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance HVAC - main equipment, outdoor vrf heat pumps & DOAS units 12,000 SF $28 $336,000 est. allowance HVAC - distribution ductwork, piping, and FCUs, etc. 12,000 SF $36 $432,000 est. allowance HVAC - standalone heat pumps, IT and electrical rooms 1 LS $15,000 $15,000 est. allowance HVAC - controls (assumes part of building management system) 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance HVAC - sally port heating 0 SF $25 $0 N/A
HVAC - exhaust fans 12,000 SF $1 $12,000 est. allowance D40 FIRE PROTECTION - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $7 $88,600 Fire Protection - automatic sprinkler system, wet pipe 12,000 SF $6 $72,000 est. allowance Fire Protection - automatic sprinkler system, dry pipe (IT & Elec Rooms) 1 LS $15,000 $15,000 est. allowance Fire Protection - fire extinguisher, including cabinet 4 EA $400 $1,600 assumes 1 per 3,000 sf D50 ELECTRICAL - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 1 12,000 SF $124 $1,482,600 Electrical - demolition of existing 12,000 SF $2 $24,000 est. allowance Electrical - normal power including distribution 12,000 SF $15 $180,000 est. allowance Electrical - uninterrupted power supply UPS 600 SF $25 $15,000 assumes 5% of bldg area Electrical - emergency power including generator and distribution 12,000 SF $20 $240,000 est. allowance Electrical - lighting incl. emergency lighting 12,000 SF $15 $180,000 est. allowance Electrical - data/ telcom/ CATV 12,000 SF $11 $132,000 est. allowance Electrical - fire alarm system 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance Electrical - intercom and paging 12,000 SF $3 $36,000 est. allowance Electrical - audio-visual A/V system, excluding equipment (see Furnishings below) 12,000 SF $3 $36,000 est. allowance Electrical - security, detention area video surveillance, door control, intercome 0 SF $45 $0 est. allowance Electrical - security, video surveillance 12,000 SF $4 $48,000 est. allowance Electrical - security, electronic access control 12,000 SF $3 $36,000 est. allowance Electrical - emergency responder radio communication system ERRCS/DAS 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance Electrical - photovoltaic PV solar energy supply 9,680 SF $45 $435,600 see Site for PV carports E20 FURNISHINGS - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1 12,000 SF $13 $154,000 Furnishing - window treatments, interior and exterior 600 SF $40 $24,000 est. allowance Furnishing - detention equipment - built-in 0 SF $200 $0 N/A Furnishing - evidence processing and laboratory equipment - built-in 0 SF $200 $0 See Phase 2 Furnishing - evidence storage shelving - built-in 50 LF $200 $10,000 est. allowance Furnishing - records HD storage shelving - built-in 0 LF $800 $0 N/A Furnishing - miscellaneous fixtures, furnishings & equipment FF&E - built-in 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance Furnishing - audio-visual A/V equipment, projectors, monitors, etc. - built-in 12,000 SF $5 $60,000 est. allowance F10 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1 12,000 SF $133 $1,599,000 Special Construction - ballistic glazing and panels, at public counter 0 SF $300 $0 N/A Special Construction - firing range complete, 8 lane, 25 yard 5,330 SF $300 $1,599,000 est. allowance Special Construction - dog kennels and related animal care equipment 0 EA $6,500 $0 N/A Special Construction - microwave and RF antennae 0 LS $20,000 $0 N/A F20 SELECTIVE BLDG DEMOLITION - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 1 12,000 SF $25 $300,000 Selective Building Demolition - all trades 12,000 SF $25 $300,000 est. allowance Selective Building Demolition - hazmat remediation 0 SF $100 $0 assumes none reqd. indigo | Hammond + Playle Architects, LLP Page 5 of 11
Item Quantity (units) Unit Cost
($/unit)
Subtotal
Cost ($) Total Cost ($) Comments
DATA - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2
Police Services Building Floor Area 19,400 SF
Phase 1 Floor Area 12,000 SF
Phase 2 Floor Area 7,400 SF
Roof Area 21,340 SF
PV System - Police Services Building 8,976 SF Part of Phase 1 DIRECT CONSTRUCTION COST - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2 7,400 SF $304 $2,248,600 A10 FOUNDATIONS - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 2 7,400 SF $0 $0 Foundation - building structure, spread footing 0 SF $20 $0 assumes existing Foundation - building structure, pier footing 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Foundation - building entry canopy 0 SF $25 $0 Part of Phase 1 Foundation - for interior renovation and seismic retrofit 0 SF $30 $0 Part of Phase 1 Foundation - slab on grade including aggregate base and vapor barrier 0 SF $20 $0 assumes existing Foundation - grade beams at moment frames 0 SF $15 $0 N/A B10 SUPERSTRUCTURE - POLICE SERVICES BUILDING - PHASE 2 7,400 SF $0 $0 Superstructure - building steel columns and beams 0 SF $60 $0 N/A Superstructure - building floors, composite deck 0 SF $40 $0 N/A Superstructure - building entry canopy 0 SF $200 $0 Part of Phase 1 Superstructure - remodel seismic retrofit 0 SF $30 $0 Part of Phase 1 B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2 7,400 SF $1 $6,600 Exterior Enclosure - wall, framed including insulation and water-barrier 0 SF $48 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall, CMU including insulation and water-barrier 0 SF $80 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 0 SF $15 $0 Part of Phase 1 Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, brick tile 0 SF $20 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, cement plaster 0 SF $15 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - wall finish, miscellaneous and painting 0 SF $15 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - window, storefront and curtain walls, including glazing 0 SF $70 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - door, aluminum or steel with frames 3 LEAF $2,200 $6,600 est. allowance Exterior Enclosure - door, overhead coiling door with frame 0 EA $10,000 $0 assumes existing Exterior Enclosure - soffits, ventilated cement board w/ framing 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Exterior Enclosure - roof, lowered framing & composite deck for walkable subdeck 0 SF $48 $0 N/A Exterior Enclosure - roof, regular framing & composite deck 0 SF $38 $0 N/A B30 ROOFING - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2 7,400 SF $0 $0 Roofing - walkable roof deck pavers, drainable, over waterproofing membrane 0 SF $25 $0 est. allowance Roofing - single-ply membrane 0 SF $12 $0 est. allowance Roofing - metal, remodel with new siliconized coating 0 SF $8 $0 Part of Phase 1 Roofing - metal, new standing seam 0 SF $30 $0 N/A
Roofing - skylights, including tubular and unit type 0 EA $525 $0 assumes none C10 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2 7,400 SF $62 $455,906 Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed partitions, including insulation, painted gyp. 6,147 SF $30 $184,424 assumes 95% of interior walls Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed furring, exterior, columns, incl. painted gyp. 0 SF $30 $0 N/A Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed 1-hour, including insulation, painted gyp. 324 SF $35 $11,324 assumes 5% Interior Construction - wall, metal-framed 2-hour, including insulation, painted gyp. 0 SF $55 $0 N/A Interior Construction - wall, CMU at detention/ firing range/ kennel, paint 0 SF $60 $0 See Phase 1 Interior Construction - wall, wire mesh sallyport divider 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Interior Construction - acoustical wall treatment 0 SF $20 $0 N/A Interior Construction - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 200 SF $10 $2,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - window, aluminum or hollow metal 307 SF $35 $10,758 assumes 5% of non-rated Interior Construction - door, aluminum or hollow metal, with frames 41 LEAF $1,000 $41,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - casework, built-in (incl. lockers) 100 LF $1,250 $125,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, including toilet room accessories 7,400 SF $6 $44,400 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, signage and directories 7,400 SF $4 $29,600 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, AED, trauma kits, other miscellaneous 7,400 SF $1 $7,400 est. allowance C20 STAIRS - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2 7,400 SF $0 $0 Stair - 3 story, metal, including metal-framed 1-hour rated shaft, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $60,000 $0 N/A Stair - 1/2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $15,000 $0 N/A Stair - 2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $40,000 $0 N/A C30 INTERIOR FINISHES - POLICE SERVICES BLDG - PH 2 7,400 SF $10 $76,400 Interior Finishes - wall, ceramic tile 0 SF $20 $0 N/A
Interior Finishes - wall, fiberglass reinforced plastic FRP 300 SF $8 $2,400 est. allowance Interior Finishes - ceiling, suspended acoustical tile 0 SF $12 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - celing, suspended or applied gypsum board including paint 0 SF $15 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - ceiling, security detention 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, ceramic tile, with ceramic cove base 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, luxury vinyl tile LVT, with rubber base 0 SF $15 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, carpet tile, with rubber base 0 SF $10 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, rubber, with rubber base 0 SF $30 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, epoxy or resinous urethane, with integral base 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, sealed concrete SOG, with rubber base 7,400 SF $5 $37,000 assumes existing Interior Finishes - specialties and miscellaneous 7,400 SF $5 $37,000 est. allowance D10 CONVEYING - N/A 7,400 SF $0 $0
Conveying - passenger elevator and hoistway, machine-room-less type 0 EA $200,000 $0 N/A POLICE SERVICES BUILDING (PHASE 2 PORTION)

Interior Construction - acoustical wall treatment 0 SF $20 $0 est. allownace Interior Construction - wall remodel, patch, repair, and paint 1,700 SF $10 $17,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - window, aluminum or hollow metal 0 SF $35 $0 assumes none Interior Construction - door, aluminum or hollow metal, with frames 2 LEAF $1,000 $2,000 est. allowance Interior Construction - casework, built-in (incl. lockers) 23 LF $1,250 $28,750 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, including toilet room accessories 1,700 SF $6 $10,200 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, signage and directories 1,700 SF $4 $6,800 est. allowance Interior Construction - specialties, AED, trauma kits, other miscellaneous 1,700 SF $1 $1,700 est. allowance C20 STAIRS - N/A 1,700 SF $0 $0
Stair - 3 story, metal, including metal-framed 1-hour rated shaft, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $60,000 $0 N/A Stair - 1/2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $15,000 $0 N/A Stair - 2 story, metal, open monumental, unrated, w/ handrails, paint 0 EA $40,000 $0 N/A C30 INTERIOR FINISHES - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 Interior Finishes - wall, ceramic tile 0 SF $20 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - wall, fiberglass reinforced plastic FRP 0 SF $8 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - ceiling, suspended acoustical tile 0 SF $12 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - celing, suspended or applied gypsum board including paint 0 SF $15 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - ceiling, security detention 0 SF $25 $0 N/A Interior Finishes - floor, ceramic tile, with ceramic cove base 0 SF $25 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - floor, luxury vinyl tile LVT, with rubber base 0 SF $15 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - floor, carpet tile, with rubber base 0 SF $10 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - floor, rubber, with rubber base 0 SF $30 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - floor, epoxy or resinous urethane, with integral base 0 SF $25 $0 assumes none Interior Finishes - floor, sealed concrete SOG, with rubber base 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 est. allowance D10 CONVEYING - N/A 1,700 SF $0 $0
Conveying - passenger elevator and hoistway, machine-room-less type 0 EA $200,000 $0 N/A K-9 CANOPY BUILDING (PHASE 1 ALL)

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D20 PLUMBING - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $40 $67,600
Plumbing - demolition of existing 1,700 SF $2 $3,400 est. allowance Plumbing - plumbing fixtures including water distribution 1,700 SF $25 $42,500 est. allowance Plumbing - water heaters, circulation pump & expansion tank 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance Plumbing - roof and deck drainage system 1,700 SF $1 $1,700 est. allowance Plumbing - Shooting Range Interceptor 0 SF $10 $0 N/A
D30 HVAC - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $65 $110,500
HVAC - demolition of existing 1,700 LS $2 $3,400 est. allowance HVAC - test/ balancing & seismic bracing 1,700 LS $5 $8,500 est. allowance HVAC - main equipment, outdoor vrf heat pumps & DOAS units 1,700 SF $32 $54,400 est. allowance HVAC - distribution ductwork, piping, and FCUs, etc. 1,700 SF $20 $34,000 est. allowance HVAC - standalone heat pumps, IT and electrical rooms 0 SF $1 $0 N/A HVAC - controls (assumes part of building management system) 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 est. allowance HVAC - sally port heating 0 SF $0 $0 N/A
HVAC - exhaust fans 1,700 SF $1 $1,700 est. allowance
D40 FIRE PROTECTION - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $6 $10,600 Fire Protection - automatic sprinkler system, wet pipe 1,700 SF $6 $10,200 est. allowance Fire Protection - automatic sprinkler system, dry pipe (IT & Elec Rooms) 0 SF $50 $0 est. allowance Fire Protection - fire extinguisher, including cabinet 1 EA $400 $400 assumes 1 per 3,000 sf D50 ELECTRICAL - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $217 $369,240 Electrical - demolition of existing 1,700 SF $2 $3,400 est. allowance Electrical - normal power including distribution 1,700 SF $15 $25,500 est. allowance Electrical - uninterrupted power supply UPS 0 SF $25 $0 assumes none Electrical - emergency power including generator and distribution 0 SF $20 $0 assumes none Electrical - lighting incl. emergency lighting 1,700 SF $15 $25,500 est. allowance Electrical - data/ telcom/ CATV 1,700 SF $11 $18,700 est. allowance Electrical - fire alarm system 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 est. allowance Electrical - intercom and paging 1,700 SF $3 $5,100 est. allowance Electrical - audio-visual A/V system, excluding equipment (see Furnishings below) 1,700 SF $3 $5,100 est. allowance Electrical - security, detention area video surveillance, door control, intercome 0 SF $45 $0 est. allowance Electrical - security, video surveillance 1,700 SF $4 $6,800 est. allowance Electrical - security, electronic access control 1,700 SF $3 $5,100 est. allowance Electrical - emergency responder radio communication system ERRCS/DAS 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 est. allowance Electrical - photovoltaic PV solar energy supply 5,712 SF $45 $257,040 est. allowance E20 FURNISHINGS - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $18 $30,400
Furnishing - window treatments, interior and exterior 85 SF $40 $3,400 est. allowance Furnishing - detention equipment - built-in 0 SF $200 $0 N/A Furnishing - evidence processing and laboratory equipment - built-in 0 SF $200 $0 See Phase 2 Furnishing - evidence storage shelving - built-in 50 LF $200 $10,000 est. allowance Furnishing - records HD storage shelving - built-in 0 LF $800 $0 N/A Furnishing - miscellaneous fixtures, furnishings & equipment FF&E - built-in 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 est. allowance Furnishing - audio-visual A/V equipment, projectors, monitors, etc. - built-in 1,700 SF $5 $8,500 est. allowance F10 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $31 $52,000 Special Construction - ballistic glazing and panels, at public counter 0 SF $300 $0 N/A Special Construction - firing range complete, 8 lane, 25 yard 0 SF $300 $0 N/A Special Construction - dog kennels and related animal care equipment 8 EA $6,500 $52,000 N/A Special Construction - microwave and RF antennae 0 LS $20,000 $0 N/A F20 SELECTIVE BUILDING DEMOLITION - K-9 CANOPY BLDG 1,700 SF $25 $42,500 Selective Building Demolition - all trades 1,700 SF $25 $42,500 est. allowance Selective Building Demolition - hazmat remediation 0 SF $100 $0 assumes none reqd. indigo | Hammond + Playle Architects, LLP Page 9 of 11
Item Quantity (units) Unit Cost
($/unit)
Subtotal
Cost ($) Total Cost ($) Comments
DIRECT CONSTRUCTION COST - PHASE 1 4.3 AC $2,090,000 $9,056,400 Site work 188,706 SF $48 $9,056,400 69% Ph. 1 and 31% Ph. 2 Pedestrian Paving 2,066 SF
Pedestrian Decorative Paving (Plaza) 14,570 SF
Vehicle Paving 91,919 SF
Landscaping 29,132 SF
Secure Patio Paving 2,268 SF
Generator Enclosure Paving 880 SF
Police Services Building Equipment Pad 486 SF
8-ft Masonry wall @ secure patio 145 LF
12-ft Masonry wall @ generator enclosure 184 LF
SITE (78% PHASE 1)
G10 SITE PREPARATION - PHASE 1 4.33 AC $609,244 $2,639,300 Site Preparation - Offsite- utilities, connect to street 0 EA $0 $0 assumes no cost Site Preparation - Onsite- utilities, demolition - storm, sewer, water, irrigation 1,240 LF $35 $43,400 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- utilities, temporary use 1 LS $40,000 $40,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- hazmat, abatement of buildings 0 SF $0 $0 assumes none Site Preparation - Onsite- hazmat, abatement of site environmental 0.0 AC $0 $0 assumes none Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, buildings to be removed 6,864 SF $6 $41,200 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, buildings to be removed - Portable 0 SF $2 $0 see phase 2 Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, vehicular pavements to be removed 131,288 SF $5 $656,400 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, all other site elements to be removed 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- clearing and grubbing - tree removal 14 EA $500 $7,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- erosion control/ stormwater pollution prevention 4 AC $8,500 $34,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- earthwork, rough grading including any import and/or export 16,000 CY $35 $560,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- earthwork, finish grading 188,706 SF $6 $1,132,200 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- earthwork, building pad preparation 26,285 SF $4 $105,100 est. allowance G20 SITE IMPROVEMENTS - PHASE 1 4.33 AC $1,000,186 $4,332,900 Site Improvements - Offsite- signalization, including traffic, pedestrian-activated, other 0 EA $10,000 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Offsite- roadway improvements, paving, curbs, striping - utility trench 810 SF $50 $40,500 est. allowance Site Improvements - Offsite- public sidewalk improvements 0 SF $10,000 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Offsite- street lights 0 EA $8,500 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Offsite- fire hydrants 1 EA $9,000 $9,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Offsite- utilities, connect to street 0 LS $0 $0 assumes no cost Site Improvements - Offsite- new vehicle driveway entrances, replace existing driveways 1,195 SF $40 $47,800 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- retaining walls < 4', including footing 450 LF $400 $180,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- retaining walls > 4', including footing 740 LF $625 $462,500 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- ped pavement, steps and accessible ramps, including handrails 700 SF $30 $21,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- ped pavement, standard conc., at walkways, generator, patio, other 16,670 SF $23 $383,400 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- pedestrian pavement, decorative concrete, at plaza, other 14,570 SF $45 $655,700 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, drive aisle, 3.5" AC pavement over 11" AB 43,416 SF $10 $434,200 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vpervious concrete pavement over AB 0 SF $32 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, parking stall, 2.5" AC pavement over 9" AB 18,144 SF $9 $163,300 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, concrete curb, concrete curb and gutter, valley gutter 2,968 LF $50 $148,400 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, pavement grind and overlay 2" 34,600 SF $5 $173,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular paving, 6" concrete paving over 6" AB 10,520 SF $35 $368,200 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- 8-ft masonry, full face brick each side CMU, with footing 145 LF $250 $36,300 Secure Patio Site Improvements - Onsite- 12-ft masonry, full face brick each side CMU, with footing 184 LF $350 $64,400 Generator Enclosure Site Improvements - Onsite- fencing and gates, 8' chain link security fencing, with personnel gates 0 LF $125 $0 see phase 2 Site Improvements - Onsite- fencing and gates, 8' decorative metal security, w/ personnel gates 0 LF $500 $0 see phase 2 Site Improvements - Onsite- fencing and gates, motorized 8' decorative metal type 0 EA $28,000 $0 see phase 2 Site Improvements - Onsite- Trees 57 EA $1,000 $57,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Trees, 48" Box 14 EA $3,000 $42,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Trees, Grates 8 EA $2,000 $16,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Planting 26,235 SF $15 $393,500 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Irrigation 26,235 SF $15 $393,500 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- seating, pre-cast white concrete seat cap, at planter walls 100 LF $500 $50,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- brick planters, full face brick on CMU, w/ waterproofing 1,040 SF $80 $83,200 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- bollards, 16" round concrete 12 EA $500 $6,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- benches, pre-fabricated white concrete 12 EA $2,000 $24,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- flagpole, monument signs, site signage 1 LS $50,000 $50,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vendor / fair plaza pop-up infrastructure 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- sculptural drinking fountain 1 LS $10,000 $10,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- PV carport canopies, pre-engineered, including PV 0 SF $80 $0 see phase 2 G30 SITE MECHANICAL UTILITIES - PHASE 1 4.33 AC $330,741 $1,432,800 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-1" potable water service and valve (20 LF) 1 EA $2,000 $2,000 assumes no cost Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-1.5" potable water service and valve (60LF) 1 EA $2,500 $2,500 assumes no cost Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-2.5" potable water service and valve (20 LF) 1 EA $3,000 $3,000 assumes no cost Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-4" potable water service, valve 120 LF $200 $24,000 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-4" water meter, backflow 1 EA $8,000 $8,000 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-4" potable water - connect to offsite main 1 EA $15,000 $15,000 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 6" fire water 1,220 LF $300 $366,000 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 6" fire water backflow preventor 1 EA $18,000 $18,000 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 6" fire water - connect to offsite watermain 1 EA $25,000 $25,000 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- fire hydrants 3 EA $8,500 $25,500 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- storm drain inlet 16 EA $6,000 $96,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- storm drain manhole 8 EA $12,000 $96,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 8" storm drain pipe 200 LF $100 $20,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 12" storm drain pipe 824 LF $200 $164,800 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 15" storm drain pipe 360 LF $250 $90,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- connect to offsite storm drain inlet 1 EA $15,000 $15,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- connect to offsite existing storm drain manhole 1 EA $20,000 $20,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- drainage retention area 8,840 SF $50 $442,000 G40 SITE ELECTRICAL UTILITIES - PHASE 1 4.33 AC $150,366 $651,400 Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- relocate existing electrical aerial service to Maine Street 3 EA $80,000 $240,000 assumes overhead Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical service, new 1 EA $150,000 $150,000 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical lighting, assumes 15' pole mounted luminaires 15 FIXT $6,000 $90,000 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical, EV charging stations 3 EA $3,800 $11,400 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical, telcom/data service 1 LS $90,000 $90,000 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- security electronics, access control, CCTV 1 LS $70,000 $70,000 est. allowance SITE (PHASE 1 PORTION)

SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE
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Cost ($) Total Cost ($) Comments
DIRECT CONSTRUCTION COST - PHASE 1 1.08 AC $3,730,000 $4,040,800 Site work 47,154 SF $86 $4,040,800 69% Ph. 1 and 31% Ph. 2 Pedestrian Paving 111 SF
Vehicle Paving 33,000 SF
Landscaping 4,000 SF
Trash Enclosure Paving 308 SF
SF
Carports 11,545 SF
8-ft Masonry wall @ trash enclosure 76 LF
G10 SITE PREPARATION - PHASE 1 1.08 AC $673,806 $729,400 Site Preparation - Offsite- utilities, connect to street 0 EA $0 $0 assumes no cost Site Preparation - Onsite- utilities, demolition - storm, sewer, water, irrigation 310 LF $35 $10,900 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- utilities, temporary use 1 LS $40,000 $40,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- hazmat, abatement of buildings 0 SF $0 $0 assumes none Site Preparation - Onsite- hazmat, abatement of site environmental 0.0 AC $0 $0 assumes none Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, buildings to be removed 9,735 SF $6 $58,400 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, buildings to be removed - Portable 2,800 SF $2 $5,600 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, vehicular pavements to be removed 32,822 SF $5 $164,100 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- demolition, all other site elements to be removed 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- clearing and grubbing - tree removal 0 EA $500 $0 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- erosion control/ stormwater pollution prevention 1 AC $8,500 $8,500 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- earthwork, rough grading including any import and/or export 3,970 CY $35 $139,000 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- earthwork, finish grading 47,154 SF $6 $282,900 est. allowance Site Preparation - Onsite- earthwork, building pad preparation 0 SF $4 $0 est. allowance G20 SITE IMPROVEMENTS - PHASE 1 1.08 AC $2,786,125 $3,016,000 Site Improvements - Offsite- signalization, including traffic, pedestrian-activated, other 0 EA $10,000 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Offsite- roadway improvements, paving, curbs, striping - utility trench 0 SF $50 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Offsite- public sidewalk improvements 0 SF $10,000 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Offsite- street lights 0 EA $8,500 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Offsite- fire hydrants 1 EA $9,000 $9,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Offsite- utilities, connect to street 0 LS $0 $0 assumes no cost Site Improvements - Offsite- new vehicle driveway entrances, replace existing driveways 1,195 SF $40 $47,800 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- retaining walls < 4', including footing 0 LF $400 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- retaining walls > 4', including footing 0 LF $625 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- ped pavement, steps and accessible ramps, including handrails 0 SF $30 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- ped pavement, standard conc., at walkways, generator, patio, other 0 SF $23 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- pedestrian pavement, decorative concrete, at plaza, other 0 SF $45 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, drive aisle, 3.5" AC pavement over 11" AB 10,854 SF $10 $108,500 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- pervious concrete pavement over AB 0 SF $32 $0 assumes none Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, parking stall, 2.5" AC pavement over 9" AB 4,536 SF $9 $40,800 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, concrete curb, concrete curb and gutter, valley gutter 742 LF $50 $37,100 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular, pavement grind and overlay 2" 0 SF $5 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vehicular paving, 6" concrete paving over 6" AB 13,150 SF $35 $460,300 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- 8-ft masonry, full face brick each side CMU, with footing, roof, & gate 76 LF $500 $38,000 Secure Patio Site Improvements - Onsite- 12-ft masonry, full face brick each side CMU, with footing 0 LF $350 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- fencing and gates, 8' chain link security fencing, with personnel gates 485 LF $125 $60,600 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- fencing and gates, 8' decorative metal security, w/ personnel gates 1,191 LF $500 $595,500 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- fencing and gates, motorized 8' decorative metal type 8 EA $28,000 $224,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Trees 20 EA $1,000 $20,000 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Trees, 48" Box 0 EA $3,000 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Trees, Grates 0 EA $2,000 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Planting 9,709 SF $15 $145,600 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- Irrigation 9,709 SF $15 $145,600 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- seating, pre-cast white concrete seat cap, at planter walls 0 LF $500 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- brick planters, full face brick on CMU, w/ waterproofing 0 SF $80 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- bollards, 16" round concrete 0 EA $500 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- benches, pre-fabricated white concrete 0 EA $2,000 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- flagpole, monument signs, site signage 0 LS $50,000 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- vendor / fair plaza pop-up infrastructure 0 LS $20,000 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- sculptural drinking fountain 0 LS $10,000 $0 est. allowance Site Improvements - Onsite- PV carport canopies, pre-engineered, including PV 13,541 SF $80 $1,083,200 est. allowance G30 SITE MECHANICAL UTILITIES - PHASE 1 1.08 AC $115,657 $125,200 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-1" potable water service and valve (20 LF) 0 EA $2,000 $0 assumes no cost Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-1.5" potable water service and valve (60LF) 0 EA $2,500 $0 assumes no cost Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-2.5" potable water service and valve (20 LF) 0 EA $3,000 $0 assumes no cost Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-4" potable water service, valve 0 LF $200 $0 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-4" water meter, backflow 0 EA $8,000 $0 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite-4" potable water - connect to offsite main 0 EA $15,000 $0 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 6" fire water 0 LF $300 $0 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 6" fire water backflow preventor 0 EA $18,000 $0 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 6" fire water - connect to offsite watermain 0 EA $25,000 $0 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- fire hydrants 1 EA $8,500 $8,500 est. allowance Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- storm drain inlet 4 EA $6,000 $24,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- storm drain manhole 2 EA $12,000 $24,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 8" storm drain pipe 50 LF $100 $5,000 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 12" storm drain pipe 206 LF $200 $41,200 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- 15" storm drain pipe 90 LF $250 $22,500 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- connect to offsite storm drain inlet 0 EA $15,000 $0 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- connect to offsite existing storm drain manhole 0 EA $20,000 $0 Site Mechanical Utilities - Onsite- drainage retention area 0 SF $50 $0 G40 SITE ELECTRICAL UTILITIES - PHASE 1 1.08 AC $157,228 $170,200 Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- relocate existing electrical aerial service to Maine Street 0 EA $80,000 $0 see Bldg for e-generator Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical service, new 0 EA $80,000 $0 see Bldg for e-generator Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical lighting, assumes 15' pole mounted luminaires 15 FIXT $6,000 $90,000 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical, EV charging stations 4 EA $3,800 $15,200 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- electrical, telcom/data service 1 LS $45,000 $45,000 est. allowance Site Electrical Utilities - Onsite- security electronics, access control, CCTV 1 LS $20,000 $20,000 est. allowance SITE (PHASE 2 PORTION)

DATE: March 26, 2024
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Gillian Haen, Assistant City Manager
Michael Nimon, Economic Development Director
Erin Hanford, Economic Development Program Manager
SUBJECT: PRESENTATION AND DIRECTION TO STAFF RELATING TO MARE ISLAND COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT 2002-1

RECOMMENDATION
Consider and provide direction to staff relating to the Mare Island Community Facilities District (CFD) 2002-

1. Staff recommends that Council take no action at this time but rather consider revisions to or replacement of CFD 2002-1 in tandem with the implementation of the new Mare Island Specific Plan (MISP).

REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION
While the Mare Island CFD 2002-1 has resulted in a cost to the Mare Island homeowners, there are only two solutions within the City’s control to reduce this cost: i) City to provide an increased subsidy to Mare Island homeowners; or ii) City agrees to restructure the CFDs when the new Mare Island Specific Plan (MISP) is implemented, thereby spreading the CFD cost over a larger basis at an appropriate time when new densities are being adopted for the island.

The CFDs were created legally and disclosed to the homeowners on the island prior to their purchase. There was no sunset written into the CFDs and despite this, the City has halted the levy of special taxes in one CFD already resulting in a cost savings to each owner on the island between $300- 600 per year. Further, the City also has removed 50% of the costs associated with the maintenance of the bridge from the CFD budget and transferred that cost to the General Fund, resulting in an annual subsidy from the General Fund of $250,000.00.

A decision to further subsidize the Mare Island CFDs today could put the City’s long-term financial solvency at risk as it cannot afford to subsidize all improvement districts citywide and those yet to come.

An elimination of CFDs would also create a wealth transfer from the City at large to Mare Island homeowners who purchased their homes for less than they otherwise would have if the Lennar Mare Island (LMI), the Island Master Developer, did not create the CFDs with the City.

Restructuring in tandem with the implementation of the new MISP allows for future development to utilize CFDs and potentially reduce current CFD special taxes long-term without impacting the City’s General Fund. This allows the City and community to achieve the long-term goals of economic development that would benefit the community at large for decades to come. Restructuring before the new MISP is nearly impossible as this would require consent by the Mare Island Company (MIC) as the owner of greater than 50 percent of the land. However, under the terms of the City’s recently executed North Mare Island Disposition and Development Agreement (DDA), MIC is to cooperate with the City on the formation of new CFDs as part of the new MISP and will consent to the formation of such. MISP is currently being developed by MIC with completion anticipated within about a 12-month time frame.

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BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
Background
The Mare Island Final Reuse Plan recognized during the early years of the conversion of the former military facility that the taxes and revenue from the development on Mare Island would not be sufficient to support the municipal services cost on Mare Island. The prior City Council approval of the development on Mare Island was based on it being cost neutral as the City could not take on additional service expenses without offsetting revenues. Additional revenues were needed to meet the increased service demands placed on the City as a result of Mare Island development.

In order to mitigate the initial financial burden, in June 1996, the City negotiated the Mare Island Naval Shipyard Base Caretaker Cooperative Agreement with the Navy. Pursuant to the Cooperative Agreement, the City assumed responsibility for caretaker maintenance and operations of the common areas and the unleased buildings on the Island. The Federal Government, in turn, committed to and reimbursed the City for the cost of providing these services for a four year period.

As a means of transition from the Cooperative Agreement funding of municipal services to a long term cost funding structure, the creation of Improvement District 2001-1 (also known as the Mare Island Municipal Services District) was proposed. During the period of February 2001 to April 2001 the Vallejo City Council took a series of actions that established the Improvement District.

In response to a challenge to the Improvement District formation, City staff explored alternate options available to finance the municipal services cost on Mare Island. After due consideration of the options, City staff recommended that a Community Facilities District (also known as a Mello Roos District) would best serve the desired purpose. On November 15, 2002, the City Council held a study session to discuss information on the formation of the Community Facilities District and to receive public input. On November 27, 2001, the City Council approved Resolution No. 01-482 N.C. indicating the Council’s intention to form a Community Facilities District and directed staff to begin the process to form the district.

On January 8, 2002 the City Council passed Resolution No. 02-14 N.C., which authorized amending the Vallejo Municipal Code by adding Chapter 14.45 to Title 14 providing for the City of Vallejo-Mare Island Financing Code. This action was approved on the second and final reading on January 15, 2002.

Additionally, on February 26, 2002, the Council approved Resolution No. 02-91 N.C., which made administrative updates to Resolution No.01482 N.C. and directed staff and consultants to continue preparations for the formal commencement of proceedings to establish the Community Facilities District.

During this agenda item a more detailed discussion of the rate and method of development of the proposed Special Tax formula was presented. As with past meetings on this issue, the public was invited to comment on the Community Facilities District. On April 16, 2002, the City Council approved Resolution No. 02-150 N.C., which officially provided the Council's intention to form a Community Facilities District and commence the formal formation actions.

Other CFDs on Mare Island
With Lennar Mare Island’s (LMI) development of the residential subdivisions in 2005, LMI and the City established two additional CFDs to cover the additional service and facility needs for the new subdivisions.

These CFDs are to fund infrastructure and ongoing municipal service costs for new development on the Island. These additional and smaller CFDs, which are paid solely by the homeowners, fund enhanced services including parks, landscaping, lighting, and open space maintenance, in addition to providing Date: March 26, 2024
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funding for certain infrastructure improvements through the use of bond debt or direct capital improvements funding.

Subsidies already being paid by the General Fund
In order to provide some relief on CFDs, the City has removed 50% of the costs associated with the maintenance of the bridge from the CFD budget and transferred that cost to the General Fund, resulting in an annual subsidy from the General Fund of $250,000.00.

CFD 2002-1 Operation
As anticipated in the Mare Island Master Developer agreements, the purpose of the 2002-1 CFD was to fund the gap between the cost to provide the Municipal Services and revenue available to the City. CFD2002-1 is collected island wide. These funds cover the City’s operation and maintenance expenses including but not limited to landscaping, lighting, streets, parks, bridge, police, and fire. The 2002-1 CFD is paid by the landowners within the CFD boundaries including Residential Property Owners (Homeowners) and Non-Residential Property Owners such as Mare Island Co (MIC), Touro University, Alco, Earthquake Protection Services and the City of Vallejo (for Taxable Public Property). As the Island’s main landlord, MIC passes this cost to their commercial tenants. Federal agencies are exempt from paying the CFD.

The Mare Island CFD tax assessment is determined annually by estimating the annual tax revenues generated on the Island and the City’s expenses associated with Maintenance and services on the island. The gap between revenues and expenses, subject to adjustments for beginning balances and cash flow considerations, represents the tax requirement assessed on all property owners on the island.

The CFD has a specific formula for distributing the special taxes between residential real estate, commercial buildings and undeveloped land. Using the City’s budget the CFD tax rate methodology determines a maximum tax rate for all property types. This maximum tax rate is applied first to the residential property owners. If this maximum tax rate is not sufficient to cover the tax need, the NonResidential Property Owners are then allocated the remaining tax need. In the event that revenues increase, or expenses decrease, the methodology provides that the reduction of tax is first applied to nonresidential properties, until such tax reaches zero and is thereafter applied to residential property.

As Non-Residential Property Owners benefit from CFD tax reductions before Residential Property Owners, a reduction of more than $1.2 million in the 2002-1 CFD costs (or an increase in revenue of more than $1.2 million) would be needed before there is any reduction in the residential CFD special taxes on the Island. Therefore, if the City shifted $1.2 million in funding from the General Fund to the 2002-1 CFD, the entire savings would go to the Non-Residential Property Owners, and the Residential Property Owners would not receive any CFD special tax relief. Therefore, in order for the residential property owners to receive any special tax relief, the amount of additional general fund subsidy would need to exceed $1.2 million. In order for the residential property owners to receive no special tax, the General Fund Subsidy would need to be increased by approximately $2,500,000.00 annually.

The 2002-1 CFD is anticipated to sunset when the City determines that revenue available from taxes generated on Mare Island exceed the cost of services on a continued basis. The main driver to sunset the 2002-1 CFD is residential and commercial development and increased property taxes, thereby creating more revenue to offset the cost of services.

The Mare Island CFD fund is audited annually as part of the citywide audit. Due to the delay in anticipated development, the revenues generated from Mare Island (approximately $1.9 million this FY) continue to be considerably lower than the budgeted City services to the Island (approximately $4.5 million this FY). If the Date: March 26, 2024
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City was to agree to eliminate the Mare Island 2002-1 CFD, the General Fund would need to assume these additional costs estimated at over $2.5 million a year. If the City was to agree to subsidize the safety costs allocated to the CFD, the General Fund would need to assume these additional costs estimated at over $3 million per year, and such savings would primarily go to the Non-Residential Property Owners. The 2002- 1 safety costs were estimated at $3.3 million this fiscal year. If the City was to retain the 2002-1 CFD, but eliminate the 2005 1A CFD, the City would have to assume these costs (estimated over $200,000 per year).

Without a reduction of the services provided to Mare Island, a subsidy to the CFD to reduce CFD costs to Mare Island taxpayers would result in a transfer of these costs to other parts of the City’s budget, primarily the General Fund, thereby transferring the payment of these fees to other taxpayers in the City. Any change in the methodology would require approval by MIC.

Opinions From Outside Counsel on Appropriateness and Legality of CFDs In order to address allegations raised by the Homeowners' that the CFDs were formed or administered illegally, the City engaged two separate law firms to obtain opinions on the CFDs. The following represents the portions of the opinions authorized by the City Council to be released to the public:

Formation of CFD 2002-1
With respect to the formation of the CFD 2002-1, a legal review of the CFD formation resolutions, ordinance and related materials shows that the CFD was properly formed in accordance with the MelloRoos Community Facilities Act of 1982 (hereafter, "the Act" - (California Government Code Section 53311 et Seq.). In addition the City obtained the required 2/3 voter approval from the qualified voters within the CFD to levy the special tax each year. The City also successfully obtained a validation action judgment in the Solano County Superior Court in October of 2002. This court action resulted in a judgment that the CFD was validly formed and that the special tax imposed by the CFD is valid. In addition to the specific validation action relating to CFD 2022-1, the State Legislature adopts an annual State Validation Act validating the organization, boundaries, acts, proceedings, and bonds of the state, counties, cities and specified districts on an annual basis, thereby removing all doubt as to the actions of public agencies in the state relating to CFDs and the taxes collected thereby.

The Act provides a 30 day statute of limitations period which begins on the date the voters approved the CFD. Thus, the time period to challenge the CFD expired in 2002 more than two decades ago. In addition, the Vallejo Municipal Code, Section 14.45.230 similarly provides a 30 day challenge period within which a challenge may be made to the computation of the tax.

Ongoing Administration
With respect to the ongoing administration of CFD 2002-1, a review of all administration materials revealed that the CFD has been properly administered to date. Some topics of discussion raised by the Mare Island homeowners (not already covered above regarding the formation of the CFD) are described generally as follows:

Carryover of CFD Funds Between Fiscal Years.

The homeowners correctly note that the “Special Tax Requirement,” which must be calculated each fiscal year, must be reduced, among other things, by any amount of surplus funds available from a prior fiscal year levy, after taking into account the City’s right to maintain an “Operating Reserve” in the amount of Date: March 26, 2024
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$300,000. Finance staff has indicated that the originally contemplated Operating Reserve is not currently being maintained. Instead, the annual special tax calculated each fiscal year has been reduced by the surplus funds available based on the adjustments for budgeted to audited numbers. Further, for each fiscal year, a portion of the special taxes collected in the prior fiscal year are carried forward to pay for CFD-authorized services for the first 6 months of the then current fiscal year (i.e., July – December). This carry-over of funds is required to avoid having the City General Fund advance moneys to the CFD each year to cover CFD eligible expenses incurred during the first 6 months of each fiscal year, since CFD special taxes are not received until December each fiscal year, in accordance with the normal County property tax collection cycle. This is a reasonable interpretation of the RMA and does not violate any provision of the Mello-Roos Act or the Code.

City Policy that Mare Island be Cost-Neutral to the General Fund.

The longstanding City policy that provision of services to Mare Island be cost-neutral to the City’s General Fund is clearly stated in the City of Vallejo-Mare Island Services Financing Code, pursuant to which the CFD was formed. Section 14.45.080 provides that the Code “is to be liberally construed to effectuate its purposes to provide funding for the services on Mare Island with minimal effect to the city's general fund.” (emphasis added). This policy is similarly articulated in Section 6.1.6 of the Acquisition Agreement between the City and Lennar Mare Island, which required the formation of the CFD “to fund the gap between the City’s cost to provide the Municipal Services and revenue available to City from all Mare Island sources . . . .”
Relatedly, the Mare Island homeowners assert that the City is obligated to consider additional revenue sources beyond those listed in clause (ii) of the definition of “Special Tax Requirement” in the RMA, when calculating the offsets to the Special Tax Requirement each year. The homeowners have stated that the City should use economic models to ascertain the beneficial impact (i.e., City revenues generated) from jobs created on Mare Island since the Navy left and should include funds received from Nimitz for the North Island property toward the special tax offset. However, nothing in the RMA requires the City to speculate in this manner. Instead, the RMA clearly states the City must only take into account “revenues generated from property or activities on Mare Island” (emphasis added) and “other revenues that, at the City’s sole discretion, are determined to be available to be applied” (emphasis added) – i.e., the City is justified in calculating the City revenues tied directly to the island, and need not extrapolate.

Understanding the difficulty in making such calculation each year, the RMA expressly allows for City discretion, stating:
“The City shall exercise its discretion in making the foregoing determination regarding use of other revenues to reduce the Special Tax Requirement on an annual basis after consultation with the Master Developer. In making such determination, the City shall consider the overall benefit to the development of Mare Island of reducing the Special Tax Requirement as opposed to alternative uses of such revenue for purposes that support the development of Mare Island, including, for example, use as matching funds for federal grants for the construction of infrastructure consistent with the Mare Island Specific Plan.” The 2% Escalator to the Maximum Special Tax.

There is no prohibition in either the Mello-Roos Act or the Code against a 2% annual escalation in the maximum special tax on residential property for the provision of services, and eliminating such escalator would require change proceedings (i.e., a protest proceeding and vote) under the MelloRoos Act if it impacted the amount other taxpayers had to pay.

The Allocation of Police and Fire Services Costs to the CFD.

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The CFD is authorized to pay for any and all costs of the services authorized by the CFD, which is broadly defined and includes, among other things, police and fire services. Nothing in the Mello-Roos Act or the Code specifies how the City should calculate the cost of providing police and fire services to land within the CFD. We understand from a Memorandum, dated August 24, 2016, prepared by Goodwin Consulting Services for the City, that the City bases the cost of police protection services on the number of persons served on Mare Island in proportion to the number of persons served in the City, and the cost of fire services is allocated based on total building space on Mare Island in proportion to the total building space in the City. There is nothing illegal about this allocation methodology.

The Inclusion of Project Costs in CFD Administrative Costs.

The CFD formation documents permit the levy of special taxes for authorized CFD service costs. The homeowners have alleged that certain project costs in the CFD budget are really City administrative costs. However, City staff have indicated that the descriptions shown in the CFD budget are accurate. City staff have also indicated that they rely on a “Full Cost Allocation Plan” developed by MGT Consulting Group when allocating various administrative costs to the CFD budget. There is nothing illegal about this allocation methodology. Moreover, because both project maintenance costs and administrative costs are authorized by the CFD, the classification of a budgeted expense between a project cost versus an administrative cost is without legal significance.

Liberal Construction of Mello-Roos Act and Code

Both the Mello-Roos Act and the Code have provisions that call for the liberal construction of their respective provisions, in order to carry out the intended purposes of the legislation. For example, Section 53315 of the Mello-Roos Act provides, “This chapter shall be liberally construed in order to effectuate its purposes. No error, irregularity, informality, and no neglect or omission of any officer, in any procedure taken under this chapter, which does not directly affect the jurisdiction of the legislative body to order the installation of the facility or the provision of service, shall void or invalidate such proceeding or any levy for the costs of such facility or service.”
In similar manner, Section 14.45.80 of the Code provides, “This chapter is to be liberally construed to effectuate its purposes to provide funding for the services on Mare Island with minimal effect to the city’s general fund. In this regard and for interpreting the purposes of this chapter, the city council refers any reviewing authority to the city’s authorities over land use and other planning activities, including the city’s Final Reuse Plan and Specific Plan for Mare Island.”
A court ruling on any taxpayer claim related to the formation of the CFD or ongoing administration of the CFD by the City would need to take into account those provisions, in interpreting the questions at issue.

Staff Recommendation
In order to work collaboratively with the community and the Council on the CFDs, staff met with the Mare Island residents for over a year to discuss the concerns and consider options. Staff brought the CFD issue before City Council on the following occasions:

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March 29, 2023 - Goodwin provided a CFD briefing with the Mare Island sub-committee formed by City Council consisting of Mayor McConnell, Vice Mayor Verder-Aliga, and Councilmember Palmares. This was not a Council meeting, but the issues related to CFDs were discussed withthe sub-committee.

April 25, 2023 - Goodwin provided a CFD presentation to City Council and the public. The agenda Item was titled Mare Island CFD Informational Presentation. The background of CFD formation was discussed, as well as the resident concerns and staff analysis to date.

May 30, 2023 - Mare Island residents provided a CFD presentation to City Council. Agenda Item was titled Mare Island CFD Informational Presentation by MISTEA Resident Group and the residents gave a powerpoint presentation reviewing their concerns. Council directed staff to review these concerns and return to City Council with analysis related to the concerns. Council directed staff to hire an outside Counsel to look at the formation of the CFDs as well as the implementation of them.

June 27, 2023 - City Council held a public hearing related to adoption of FY2324 budget. During this meeting there was a discussion regarding options for the City to provide CFD relief. Outside Counsel was doing the analysis which City Council did waive confidentiality of certain aspects of the information which is shared above in the section titled Opinions from Outside Counsel.

After acquiring all the information, including outside Counsel opinion, staff recommends that City Council restructure the CFDs at the time of the Mare Island Specific Plan approval and implementation, when the land densities will be known and can be accounted for with future development.

FISCAL IMPACT
The fiscal impact to the City’s 2023-24 budget would be zero if the City Council takes staff recommendation to restructure CFDs in the future at the time of the Mare Island Specific Plan process.

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
This action is exempt from CEQA because it is not a project which has a potential for resulting in either a direct physical change in the environment, or a reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment, pursuant to CEQA Guideline Section 15378.

ATTACHMENTS
None

CONTACT
Gillian Haen, Assistant City Manager
[email protected]
Michael Nimon, Economic Development Director
[email protected]
INFORMATIONAL ITEM 10.A.

DATE: March 26, 2024
TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Jason Ta, Interim Chief of Police
SUBJECT: RECEIVE AN UPDATE ON THE DECLARATION OF A STATE AND LOCAL

EMERGENCY RELATED TO PUBLIC SAFETY STAFFING

RECOMMENDATION
Receive an update on the public safety staffing emergency proclamation. This item is for informational purposes only. There is no staff report or action associated with this item.

REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION

BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION

FISCAL IMPACT

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW

ATTACHMENTS
None

CONTACT
Jason Ta, Interim Police Chief (707) 648-4540
[email protected]

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Vallejo City Council
March 26, 2024