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I I , I I I I I I It I I I I I I I , I ~. ~~ , ,f ... ,p . PUBLIC WORKS/PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT SPACE NEEDS STUDY II. ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAM PROGRAM This is a written statement setting forth general design objectives, constraints and criteria for a Maintenance Services Building project, including space requirements and relationships, flexibility and expandability, special equipment and systems, and site requirements. Operational requirements, specifically vehicle/equipment storage and maintenance will shape the new building. The need to store vehicles and equipment indoors has the greatest impact on the Architectural program. As listed in appendix A, Figure 1 and 2, over 65 vehicles and pieces of equipment which are fueled by gasoline or diesel fuel need to be provided with indoor storage. Also, several future pieces of equipment must be accounted for in the building. In addition to the existing building, the City is currently using space under a water tower for equipment storage. Public Works Department staff is projected to increase from six (6) full time and two (2) part time to ten (l0) full time and three (3) part time; Parks and Recreation Department staff is projected to increase from four (4) full time and four (4) part time to six (6) full time and seven (7) part time, for a total facility combined staff of 26, Personnel have the greatest impact on support areas, i.e. locker/break rooms, etc. The Architectural Program for the main building is presented under five major headings, which are the similar to ones used in the 1992 report. Each major element of the building has been assigned a color for easy identification in the use of this study. A. Administration/Office - B. Support Areas I I c. V chicle Maintenance Work Areas - D. Shops/Shops Storage - E. Vehicle Storage - Additionally, program requirements are also presented for unheated storage facilities (F. Other Enclosed Storage) and site development, having area and relationship attributes (G. Open Storage/Site Features) . Program Elements Study, areas and remarks from the 1992 (BRW Architects) were reused and updated where applicable. TKDA ENGINEERS 'ARCHITECTS' PLANNERS TO LTZ , KING, DUVALL, ANDERSON & ASSOCIATES, INC.