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10/18/2004
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<br />essage <br /> <br />Page 1 of 1 <br /> <br />John Day <br /> <br />From: Kelly Sifford <br />Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 200412:33 PM <br />To: John Day <br />Subject: FW: Temporary holding'facility <br /> <br />-----Original Message----- <br />From: Glenn Ware [mailto:gware@warebonsall.com] <br />Sent: Wednesday, October 13,2004 11:45 AM <br />To: Kelly Sifford <br />Subject: Temporary holding facility <br /> <br />Kelly, <br /> <br />I spoke yesterday with Todd Matherne of General Màrine Leasing, the company that sells/leases modified <br />shipping containers for use as temporary correctional facilities. Lori Kennedy, the person we had meen speaking <br />with previously, is no longer with the company. The following is a summary of the discussion: <br /> <br />. I told Todd that I had been speaking with Lori about the project and that she was going to obtain the <br />requirements from NC DOl for approval as a modular building. Todd indicated that he did not know if that <br />had not been done. <br />. Todd asked ifthe containers would require modifications to meet building codes and I told him that they <br />would need to meet the NC Building Code and be approved by the state. He then proceeded to say that if <br />sprinklers, fire alarm and automatic release locks are required, then he did not think they could be cost <br />competitive with conventional construction. I told him that, based on my conversations with NC DFS, those <br />items will be required. He then said that "they need to understand that these are just temporary facilities <br />and that the code officials needed to relax the standards.. Todd said they could accommodate some minor <br />changes but that would increase the cost. <br />. Todd also stated that they were working on a project in Texas and it took 18 months to get it approved. <br />. I asked Todd if he would send me a copy of the latest configuration they had for a 40-50 bed facility and he <br />said he would. <br /> <br />Based on my conversations with DFS last spring, it is my understanding that this "temporary facility" will still need <br />to be approved and certified by the state and as such will need to comply with the Building Code. At this point, <br />the risk with proceeding with this option is that it may ultimately còst more than a conventional building and also <br />require a longer delivery time, due to the approval process, than a conventional building. <br /> <br />If you have any questions, please call me. <br /> <br />Glenn Johnson Ware, AlA <br />Managing Principal <br />Ware Bonsall Architects <br />704-846-1977 <br />Fax 704-846-2108 <br />gware@warebonsall.com <br /> <br />10/14/2004 <br /> <br />£-1 <br />
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