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1/6/2003
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Board of Commissioners
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Cabarrus County Jail Facilities Study <br /> EXECUTIVE SUMMARY <br /> <br />Converting Bed Requirements to Square Footage <br />A number of factors will impact the size of the facility that is ultimately built. These include construction <br />costs, infrastructure requirements and phasing options to be considered, among others. These details are <br />typically refined during the Facility Programming phase of development, prior to design. <br /> <br />For purposes of this Study, North Carolina Jail Standards (10 NCAC 3J),the consultant's own database as <br />well as several national building publications providing information regarding local detention facilities was <br />reviewed to determine pre-program, per bed square footages. These amounts varied and depended largely <br />on the overall size of the facility. Economies of scale were also recognized as the larger the number of <br />beds, the lower the space ratio (sf/bed). <br /> <br />Subsequently the per bed requirements identified in the table below are in gross square feet (gsf) and <br />represent the overall facility requirements; i.e., not only inmate housing, but also, kitchen, medical, <br />laundry, administration, public visiting areas, etc. <br /> <br />No. Beds OSFIBed <br />200 or less 375-400 gsf/bed <br />200-300 beds 350-375 gsf/bed <br />300-400 beds 325-350 gsf/bed <br />> 400 beds 300-325 gsf/bed <br /> <br />Therefore, at an anticipated requirement of 364 beds, the Jail's size would be between 364 x 325 or <br />118,300gsf, and 364 x 350 or 127,400 gsf. <br /> <br />Sheriff's Administration & Operations Space <br />T o determine the current and future facility space requirements necessary to accommodate the Sheriff's <br />administration and law enforcement operations requirements various forms of information was gathered <br />and analyzed. County population growth and corresponding manpower increases in the coming years of <br />course were contributing factors. Also, however, was information obtained during the operations analysis <br />phase of the study; Part 2 of the Jail Facilities Study document). This information, in addition to <br />information obtained from meetings and the direct questioning of numerous staffofthe Sheriff's office <br />regarding functional issues and operational requirements, permitted the calculation of total square foot <br />requirements for the functions addressed. Summarized, these included: <br /> <br />Preliminary Space Program <br />Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office <br /> <br />Public Lobby, Administration, Records 4,725 <br />Civil Process, Patrol, Detectives 6,360 <br />Crime Scene, Evidence 3,780 <br />Training 3,240 <br />Programs & Support 2,700 <br />Communications 1,890 <br /> <br />Total gsf 22,695 <br /> <br />Concept Development Options <br />Three (3) Options are described. Following the brief narrative description of each, graphic illustrations are <br />provided to further define each concept. <br /> <br />Arriving at these options took several months of development and discussion between the County's Project <br />Management Team and the consultant. At one time as many as eight sites, each with various option <br />alternatives, were "on the table". As a result, the options that followed are those preferred by the County's <br />Project Management Team. <br /> <br />FreemanWhlte, Inc. .,.~-~Z./L May 2002 <br /> <br /> <br />
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