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Roseville Maintenance Facility Report 102617.13 Existing Vehicles The current vehicle inventory list includes the following Departments: • Parks & Recreation • Storm Sewer • Police • Street • Public Works • Streetscape • Sa n ita ry Sewe r • Water Utility Many of the specific vehicles for the Police and Skating Center are stored in their respective buildings. The remaining vehicles are stored in the Maintenance Facility. As new vehicles are purchased for the departments, they require more storage space. For example, modern equipment, vehicles, and attachment upgrades get larger even as technology improves. Plows must also must increase in size and width to maintain the same efficient service as roads widen to accommodate increasing traffic loads. EXISTING BUILDING 58,420 SF � TOTAL IlkYARD 59.000 SF EXISTING BUILDING TO YARD RATIO 1:1 CROWDED AND UNSAFE CIRCULATION LEADING TO PROPERTY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE. LIMITED MATERIAL STORAGE CAPACITY IDEAL BUILDING TO YARD RATIO 1:2 EFFICIENT AND SAFE CIRCULATION EASY ACCESS TO MATERIAL STORAGE POTENTIAL FOR ADDITIONAL / EXPANDED MATERIAL STORAGE Yard Circulation While the Maintenance Building has expanded aggressively, the Maintenance Yard has not followed the same pattern of growth. As a rule, when more vehicles are added to a department, more yard space is necessary. Additional vehicles improve efficiency of city services. Adequate yard space provides safe circulation, adequate material storage, and overflow storage. A larger, well organized yard is designed with drive through lanes to minimize un -safe conditions of backing up. The diagram above depicts the standard yard size for the existing building. The 1:2 ratio is a general guideline for modern maintenance facilities designed by Kodet Architectural Group. The existing yard has several tight corners and most materials are accessed by backing up. In the Ideal yard layout, the circulation path is simplified by an additional entrance/exit. All material is located at the perimeter or in the center island. This allows drive-by access and minimizes the needs for vehicles to back up. KODET ARCH ITECTURAL GROUP, LTD. 15 Groveland Terrace, Minneapolis, MN 55403+1154 T: (612)377-2737 6 tea. o. TOTAL YARD 1 » 722,500 SF EXISTING ....� BUILDING m` 59,020 SF IDEAL BUILDING TO YARD RATIO 1:2 EFFICIENT AND SAFE CIRCULATION EASY ACCESS TO MATERIAL STORAGE POTENTIAL FOR ADDITIONAL / EXPANDED MATERIAL STORAGE Yard Circulation While the Maintenance Building has expanded aggressively, the Maintenance Yard has not followed the same pattern of growth. As a rule, when more vehicles are added to a department, more yard space is necessary. Additional vehicles improve efficiency of city services. Adequate yard space provides safe circulation, adequate material storage, and overflow storage. A larger, well organized yard is designed with drive through lanes to minimize un -safe conditions of backing up. The diagram above depicts the standard yard size for the existing building. The 1:2 ratio is a general guideline for modern maintenance facilities designed by Kodet Architectural Group. The existing yard has several tight corners and most materials are accessed by backing up. In the Ideal yard layout, the circulation path is simplified by an additional entrance/exit. All material is located at the perimeter or in the center island. This allows drive-by access and minimizes the needs for vehicles to back up. KODET ARCH ITECTURAL GROUP, LTD. 15 Groveland Terrace, Minneapolis, MN 55403+1154 T: (612)377-2737 6