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1A, Lake Johanna Fire Budget, Capital Facilities Need Study
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<br />Saint Cloud Fire Department, MN <br /> <br />Fire Protection Master Plan- Executive Summary Document <br /> <br />Under this strategy, use of the current Fire Station #6 (Volunteer South Station) would be <br />discontinued and a replacement Station #6 would be constructed further to the south on County Road <br />75, just south of its intersection with 33"' Street. This station would greatly improve the department's <br />ability to serve growth in south sections of the City along the County Road 75 corridor leading to 1-94. <br />At the same time, significant existing redundancy or overlap between the capabilities of the existing <br />Station # 6 and Station #1 would be eliminated. Based on our evaluation of the current facilities <br />(located in "Objective Seven- Capital Assets"), Station #6 is rated in poor condition and was identified <br />as being unsuitable for major renovation or addition. <br /> <br />In addition to the relocation of Station #6, the strategy calls for the eventual addition of a new station, <br />which we have designated Station #7, in the vicinity of County Road 136 approximately one-half mile <br />north of 33'. Street. This facility would greatly improve the department's ability to serve growth in the <br />southwestern sections of the City. <br /> <br />The following figure shows this long-term deployment strategy and the general five-minute response <br />capability from each of the proposed locations. <br /> <br />4 <br />
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