Albemarle County Public Schools Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements September 10, 2009 R A N C O R N W I L D M A N A r c h i t e c t s P L C

Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements Design Committee Members Josh Davis Charmane White Sherry Wilkerson Carolyn Savina Allen Pritchett Joe Letteri Lisa Glass Joe Werres

Project Scope  Storage Addition and Renovations at the VMF  New Parking and Site Lighting for Staff & Shop Vehicles  Semi-Automated Bus Wash System with Water Recycling  Repair and Re-pave existing “upper” Parking Area  Provide Site Lighting for existing “upper” and “lower” Parking Areas  Storm Water Treatment Improvements Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

Thank you Aerial Photo of Existing Vehicle Maintenance Facility Complex VMF Storage Addition & Renovations New Parking with Site Lighting Pavement Repairs & Site Lighting Site Lighting Semi - Automated Bus Wash With Water Recycling Storm-Water Treatment Improvements

Storage Addition for the VMF  1074 Square Foot Storage Addition with high windows for natural light  Rack and Pallet Storage System on two walls for forklift and rolling stair access  Renovations to last bay at existing VMF to create one additional drive-through vehicle maintenance bay  Relocate existing tire balancing machine Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

Storage Addition to the VMF

Proposed Location for Storage Addition to the VMF to the VMF

Proposed 1075 Sq Ft VMF Storage Addition

Proposed Rack and Pallet Storage System: Four Pallets High Pallet Storage System: Four Pallets High

Proposed Renovations to Last Vehicle Bay: to Last Vehicle Bay: Add 14’ High Door, Level Floor Slab

Proposed Exterior Elevations, with Windows for Natural Light

New Parking for the VMF  69 New Parking spaces for Staff and Shop Vehicles  Site Lighting for New Parking  Second Access Route to Existing “Lower” Parking Area Created Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

69 New Parking Spaces for Staff & Shop Vehicles Second Access to Existing Lower Parking Area

Bus Wash Improvements  Semi-Automated, Touch-Less Bus Wash System installed in existing Bus Wash Building  Small Addition to Bus Wash Building for pumps, equipment, electrical, etc.  Water-Recycling System for wash water  Pave existing gravel Parking Area Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

Bus Wash Improvements

Existing Bus Wash Facility Location of Proposed Addition

Proposed Addition Proposed “Touch-less” Bus Wash System Proposed Bus Wash System

Improvements to Existing Parking Areas  Repair and Re-surface existing “upper” Parking Area  Site Lighting for existing “upper” Parking Area  Site Lighting for existing “lower” Parking Area  Site Lighting controlled by Energy Management System  Site Lighting on multiple circuits to facilitate Energy Conservation Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

Pavement Repairs for Existing “Lower” Parking Area

Site Lighting for Existing “Upper” and “Lower” Parking Areas

Storm Water Treatment Improvements Storm Water Treatment Improvements  Existing storm water basin upgraded to include water quality treatment  Basin will provide storm water treatment and detention  Basin upgraded to protect the Ivy Creek drinking water supply  Approximately 75% of the VMF complex run-off is routed through the basin Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

Storm Water Treatment Improvements

Project Budget and Schedule  Construction Budget: $1,376,000  Several Additive Alternates will be used  Project Schedule: Receive Bids Oct 2009  Construction Completion: June 2010 Design for Vehicle Maintenance Facility Improvements

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