Site & Building Assessment Study Conducted by: Caolo & Bieniek Associates, Inc. Fire Station Study Committee Report to Select Board September 18, 2006.

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Site & Building Assessment Study Conducted by: Caolo & Bieniek Associates, Inc. Fire Station Study Committee Report to Select Board September 18, 2006

Committee members Lynn Griesemer, Chair Ted Mone, Vice-Chair Larry Archey John Coull Lee Hines Kay Moran Victor Zumbruski Fire Chief Keith Hoyle (staff liaison) Study Conducted by : Caolo & Bieniek Associates, Inc. Jim Hanifan, A.I.A. Berkshire Design Group Rick Klien, A.S.L.A.

Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Charge to the Fire Station Study Committee “Utilizing the national standards for EMS (emergency medical services) and fire responses, determine if Amherst needs two or three staffed fire stations to meet these objectives, and report on possible locations of a new or several station(s)” -Committee charge from Town Manager, 2004

Study Tasks: Study of Committee’s options 1, 2 & 4 Analysis Central Station conditions Assessment of present & future Fire Department needs Identification & analysis of sites for new facilities Cost estimates for each option Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc.

Options: Option #1 Renovate existing headquarters Construct new sub station Option #2 Renovate existing headquarters into a sub station Construct a new headquarters Option #3 (formally option 4) Decommission the present headquarters Construct a new headquarters Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc.

Future Growth: Villages & Downtowns Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Amherst Build-Out Analysis & Future Growth Study (May 2002) North Station Central Station Villages & Downtowns 5 New Dwelling Units 1 New Dwelling unit LEGEND

Present Fire & EMS Coverage: Central Station Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. North Station 3.5 Miles +/- Current NFPA guidelines requires the following: First two pumper apparatus be located within 1.5 miles of the central business district (circles). Ladder apparatus are required to be located within 2.5 miles of a central business district. Pumper apparatus response time is to be 6 minutes or less (shaded areas) Ambulance to cardiac arrest or anaphylactic shock response time is 4 minutes (circles)

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Option #1 Central Station Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. North Station South Amherst Coverage: Option #1 potential new sub station site locations South Amherst Coverage: Option #2 potential new headquarters site location Note: Shaded areas denotes fire response times within 6 minutes Circles denote EMS response times within 4 minutes Proposed site Area “A” Pro: Significantly improved coverage for South Amherst; more apparatus space; training space; improved living conditions; greater access to parts of Amherst Woods. Allows town to stage project over several years. Advantages/Disadvantages Con: Increased cost for building, operation and staff

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Option #1 Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Intersection of South Pleasant & Pomeroy Lane

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Option #2 Central Station Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. North Station South Amherst Coverage: Option #1 potential new sub station site locations South Amherst Coverage: Option #2 potential new headquarters site location Note: Shaded areas denotes fire response times within 6 minutes Circles denote EMS response times within 4 minutes Proposed site Area “B” Pro: Significantly improved coverage for South Amherst; more apparatus space; training space; improved living conditions; greater access to parts of Amherst Woods. Allows town to stage project over several years. Advantages/Disadvantages Con: Increased cost for building, operation and staff

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Option #2 Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Intersections of South East Street, Shays Street, Pomeroy Lane, Middle Street, & Station Road (South Amherst Common)

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Option #3 Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. North Station Downtown & South Amherst Coverage: Option #3 potential new combined headquarters & sub station site location Demolishing of Central Station Proposed site Note: Shaded areas denotes fire response times within 6 minutes Circles denote EMS response times within 4 minutes Pro: Slightly improved coverage for South Amherst; more apparatus space; improved living conditions. Sell Central to help fund project. Advantages/Disadvantages Con: Increased cost for building, operation and staff. Increased response time to downtown, Amherst College as first crew, and to UMass as second crew.

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Option #3 Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Intersection of South Pleasant, Mill Lane, & East Hadley Road

New Fire & EMS Coverage: Central Station Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. North Station 2.5 Miles +/- Proposed Site Option #3 1.0 Miles +/-

Present Fire & EMS Coverage Central Station North Station Proposed Site “A” Proposed Site “B” Proposed Fire & EMS Coverage Amherst Fire Station Study Committee

Conceptual Site Plans: Sub Station: Approx. 13,760 sq. ft. building 3 apparatus bays Requires approx. 3 AC site Setbacks: 15’ side & rear, 20 front Maximum 30% lot coverage Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc.

Conceptual Site Plans: Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Headquarters Station: Approx. 16,940 sq. ft. building 3 apparatus bays Requires approx. 3 AC site Setbacks: 15’ side & rear, 20 front Maximum 30% lot coverage *

Estimated Cost: Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Estimated Cost Includes : Construction Cost Contingency Construction Manager Fees Architectural & Engineering Fees Data, Furnishing & Equipment Advertising & Printing Testing Land Acquisition * Administration, Financing, Bond Inflation of 6% per year

Demolition of Central Station: Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc. Rear portion of the building demolished for new addition Green area: General Renovations Red area: Removal of concrete floor, basement & crawl space Removal of front façade to convert to a 2 bay station.

A phased approach to improving fire and ambulance protection for the Town of Amherst Year 1 – Preliminary site evaluation, preliminary design and cost estimates for South Fire station and preliminary cost estimates for Central Fire Station (completed) Year 2 – Town Selects Option desired for Amherst; Manager appoints Building Committee; Site “purchased” Year 3 – Development of Specifications and RFP for new fire station(s) Years 4/5 – Build South Fire Station and move Central Fire Station crew to South Fire Station. Years 6/7 – Renovation of Central Fire Station Years 8/10 – Fully staff three fire stations Amherst Fire Station Study Committee Caolo and Bieniek Associates, Inc.