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Mr.Nelson Fialho/Dr.David Haglund Page 13 Preliminary Issues Assessment of Potential Colocation of Maintenance Facilities 1. Description of Current Sites and Uses on Each Site City of Pleasanton The City's Operations Services Center site located at 3333 Busch Road is approximately 16 acres.There are 21 buildings in use on the site with an estimated total of 103,282 square feet. This estimate does not include the 14,760 square foot gun range located on this site. The property across the street to the east is expected to be developed. No estimated timeframe for that development has been provided. The site is currently shared by the Operations Services Department,Police Department and Livermore/Pleasanton Fire District. The number of employees working onsite range from an estimated 123 to 172 per day. • The administrative operations for the Operations Services Department has utility billing, water lab and dog licensing functions at this site,both of which serve the public. The Parks Division has storage space, a waste area, a large mulch area, a place to store its vehicles, and a chemical building.The sign shop has work space, its sign inventory, and vehicle/equipment storage.A portion of the sewer building is used for storage.The remainder of the building houses a welding room,woodshop, and supplies and equipment storage. The water and sewer operation has a room for its supervisory control and data acquisition system(SCADA),office space, maps storage,and space for vehicle storage and repair.There is also a welding area and woodshop. • The Police Department uses the property for classroom space,property and evidence storage and the gun range. • The Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department uses the site for its training tower, classrooms and offices, and storage. • In addition, there is an area for fleet operation mechanics, a building maintenance area,fuel island,car wash,employee and visitor parking and an area set aside for street sweeping waste. A separate materials storage area,referred to as the "boneyard" is used by operations staff and traffic engineering.A wireless cell tower, generator and water well are also on site. Based on the data provided by the city, the buildings on this site are used for administrative, maintenance and operations, storage or for combined purposes. Table 4 shows specific uses of the 21 city buildings.