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The scope of work for the Fire Station Three replacement project is outlined within the study performed in 2016. The design concept and the cost estimate are based upon the study, so it is intended that the final design remain consistent with the design concept in the study. To accommodate the required uses on this small existing site, the new building is anticipated to be two-story for living, working and sleeping, while the apparatus bays will be a tall single story. The two-story portion of the building will be located on the south, or West Las Positas side, of the site. The two apparatus bays will be attached to the two- story portion of the building and be located to the north. Ingress and egress for fire apparatus will remain the same; pull through bays from Santa Rita Road out onto West Las Positas. The sleeping quarters and showering facilities will be located upstairs. The sleeping quarters will be single occupancy rooms (with three lockers to rotate shifts) and the showering facilities will be single occupancy rooms, allowing for non-gender specific use by fire personnel. The new station will comply with California Building Code Title 24 for energy use. It will be accessible as per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), as required by law. The station will have modern decontamination and gear wash-down facilities. Fire personnel turn-out gear will be stored as appropriate in a dedicated turn- out gear locker space of the apparatus floor. Lockable space will be provided for medical pharmaceuticals. Living space for day use will be located downstairs in the two-story portion of the building, with a kitchen equipped to serve the fire personnel needs. This area will also contain office space and a dedicated space for exercise equipment. Jeff Katz Architecture is prepared to begin this work immediately. It is anticipated that preparation of final design plans and biddable documents will require approximately eight months, meaning the project should be advertised for construction bid in March 2018, with an award recommendation to City Council no later than June 2018. Construction will start thereafter and likely require eight to ten months to complete. This is a general outline of the schedule to provide City Council and the community an idea of when construction is likely to occur. As the project progresses the schedule will be refined. Submitted by: Fiscal Review: Approve by: - 010 Stephen ' patrick Tina Olson Nelson Fialho Director of Engineering Director of Finance City Manager Attachments: 1. Design Professional Services Agreement 2. Fire Station Two and Three Assessment Study Page 3 of 3