Private; Burlington, NC Police Dept. Space Needs Study
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Project Description
The City of Burlington tasked the SCNA Team with a Space Needs Assessment for the Burlington Police Department. This study has three purposes:
1. Understand current staffing levels and gather input from the City for their vision of future staffing levels at different times in the future. Staffing levels would generate a space programming document to be used in the development of a suitably sized site for existing and future needs.
2. Evaluate the current facility for fitness of purpose for the existing staffing needs and the ability to accommodate growth in the future.
3. Review options for meeting the current and future needs of the department.
The study resulted in recommendation of space needs ranging from a current needs for 2015 for the current 59, 500 SF facility, to a future modification through 2045, of 71,201 SF. Options of renovations / additions to the existing police department, renovations of other existing city facilities or new construction were presented.
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Project Description
The City of Burlington tasked the SCNA Team with a Space Needs Assessment for the Burlington Police Department. This study has three purposes:
1. Understand current staffing levels and gather input from the City for their vision of future staffing levels at different times in the future. Staffing levels would generate a space programming document to be used in the development of a suitably sized site for existing and future needs.
2. Evaluate the current facility for fitness of purpose for the existing staffing needs and the ability to accommodate growth in the future.
3. Review options for meeting the current and future needs of the department.
The study resulted in recommendation of space needs ranging from a current needs for 2015 for the current 59, 500 SF facility, to a future modification through 2045, of 71,201 SF. Options of renovations / additions to the existing police department, renovations of other existing city facilities or new construction were presented.