HomeMy WebLinkAboutDraft 20 South Water Street Reuse Plans_201401231020026067A DESIGN FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE RE-USE
OF THE FORMER POLICE STATION BUILDING
AT 20 SOUTH WATER ST.
TOWN OF NANTUCKET, MA
DECEMBER 21, 2011
The scope of the study:
The Existing Conditions Assessment
Space Programming / Space Needs Analysis
Development of Conceptual Designs Options
Development of Preferred Options Plans
&
Preparation of Detailed Cost Estimates
The findings of the study:
Existing Conditions:
1. Structure - A complete renovation will require structural reinforcement and supplemental framing connections
to meet current wind and seismic requirements under the Massachusetts State Building Code .
2. Life Safety and Emergency Egress - The building will also need modification or replacement of the non-
compliant exit doors, corridors, stairs; as well as new fire alarm and emergency lighting.
3. Accessibility - The level of renovations needed , regardless of any building additions, will require complete
compliance with current ADA and Mass. Architectural Access Board Regulations. New compliant
improvements will be required for both outside the building and throughout the interior; including but not limited
to new accessible routes and entries, new toilet rooms, and a required elevator to provide access to all floor
levels.
4. Site – In addition to any repaired sidewalks and new hardscape & landscaping improvements between the
towns buildings on the block, work on the site will need to include new utility connections and the installation of
new storm water and drainage management systems.
5.Exterior Façade – The existing masonry exterior of the 20 South Water St. building needs numerous repairs
including;
• Masonry repairs, cleaning and re-pointing.
•Conduct selective masonry cutting for additional testing and inspection especially around doors and windows
to determine the extent of selective replacement of steel lintels and the associated flashings.
• Selective trim and flashing replacement will be required and should be done in association with all new
gutters and downspouts for better storm water control.
• The town should also consider new storm rated impact resistant windows of a historically compatible type and
the replacement of the original missing cupola.
The findings of the study:
Existing Conditions (continued):
6.Roofing - The existing roof is in need of a complete replacement of the deficient asphalt roof shingles;
including all associated underlayment layers, flashings and sealants.
7. Thermal and Moisture Protection- Incorporate new insulation and vapor retarder assemblies to improve
insulation/ thermal performance and meet current code requirements
8. Interior Materials & Finishes – Replacement of all interior finishes consistent with a public/office building as
required by any new layout is appropriate at this time.
9. Conveying Systems – A renovation of any size will require a code-required elevator for staff & public use.
10. Mechanical-Electrical-Plumbing & Fire Protection (MEP&FP) – The building is in need of a complete
replacement of the existing MEP systems due to aged, low efficiency or non-functioning equipment. New
code-compliant, energy efficient systems suitable for the intended office and public uses should be installed.
An increase in the size of the building, of a minimum of 1150 SF will also require a new automatic fire
sprinkler system, however it is recommended even for a smaller renovation only as well. An increased
electrical service and transformer size will also be required to meet current and future electrical demand.
11. Hazardous Materials Investigation – Testing for asbestos and lead paint containing materials was conducted.
A modest amount of these materials were encountered, probably due to the precious renovations and
abatements. A relatively low cost for materials removal and disposal has been estimated for any renovation
program.
The findings of the study:
Space Needs Analysis:
The following priorities were established and refined over the course of the study.
1.The first priority from the start was, and continues to be, to provide space for all of the “Mooney
Building” Finance Department staff , thus allowing the town to dispose of The Mooney Building as
previously approved by the town. Part of this priority included incorporating Assessing &
Collections as a group and providing dedicated secure file/record storage with proper climate
control and fire protection.
2.Second, the renovation, was to provide accommodations for the Sheriff and space for the
Nantucket Police Department presence.
3.As feasible. space would be dedicated to Human Resources and Human & Social Services. Early
Options also included space for the NRTA, as space in the smaller design options is limited, this
was ultimately not included.
4.The larger design options also considered the relocation of the Planning Dept. from 2 Fairgrounds
Rd. as well as the Building, Health, HDC and Con Com Departments from the Annex building at 37
Washington St. Ultimately the largest of the design options were dismissed and the ability to house
one or only a few of the smaller departments led to the decision to not include them in either
Option A or B.
The findings of the study:
The Conceptual Design Options:
“Option A” - proposed a fairly simple renovation only of the existing former police
station with no increase in building area.
“Option B” - proposed the “base” renovation plus an expansion of 3100 Gross Sq.
Ft. that would replace the NRTA Building.
“Option C” - proposed a larger expansion (+/- 4800 GSF) to provide for a physical
connection between the Town & County building and the former police station.
“Option D” - the largest of the options, proposed replacing the current Visitor’s
Center in addition to the NRTA Building. This was the only option large enough
(+/7100 GSF) to fully consolidate all of the town departments back into the
downtown area.
“Option “E” - proposed the replacement of the Visitor’s Center and the NRTA
Building and providing a direct addition/ connection to the Town & County building.
This Option left 20 S. Water St. “as is” freeing up the building for whatever use the
town might wish. (i.e. Lease / Disposition…)
The findings of the study:
Identification of the Preferred Design Option and the Detailed Cost Estimates:
•Ultimately Options C, D and E were removed from consideration for numerous reasons,
primarily due to project size and cost.
•Due to a lack of consensus for either Option A or Option B, the decision was made to
further the design of each and prepare detailed cost estimates for each.
•Detailed estimates of the construction cost for each Option were prepared by A. M.
Fogarty & Associates, Inc.
•BLF&R Architects used these figures to create a “Preliminary Total Project Cost Estimate”
for each option which projects all of the Owner’s additional soft costs and a grand total
for each option.
The findings of the study:
BLF&R findings and recommendation to build Design Option B:
1.It is BLF&Rs opinion that Design Option A will not fully meet the programmatic or space needs of the
town departments under consideration for relocation
2.The cost involved with renovating only 20 South Water St. as a standalone building is very high, on a
unit basis (i.e. Cost per Square Foot) and the low “Economy of Scale” and resulting net usable area.
3.Although Design Option B has 52% more Gross Square Feet it provides an additional 88% of Net
Usable Square Feet. This would allow for additional departmental uses, proper record storage and
flexibility going forward.
4.Option B not only replaces the space of the Mooney Building, it also very effectively replaces the
NRTA Building and provides needed space in the Town and County Building.
5.The cost differential between Option A & B may appear significant; however the “premium costs”
involved with phasing the project will add significant dollars over time.
6.It should be considered critical that the town find solutions to provide public buildings that are
functional, fully accessible to the public and also properly accommodate both the public employees
and the public records they are charged with maintaining.
The following figures represent the deltas between Options A-1 and Option B
described above with the initial increases and escalations at 5 and 10 years out.
NOTE: Escalations include 3% compounded yearly over the initial increases.
Current Construction Cost
Differential between A-1 & B
Current Soft Cost Differential
between A-1 & B
Current Total additional
cost of Option B
$1,199,505 $399,852 $1,599,357
Total Increase over time/change
Initial
Increase
factor 1.5 $1,799,257
Initial
Increase
factor 1.25 $499,815 $2,299,072 $699,715
5 years out $2,025,080
$562,546 $2,587,626 $988,269
10 years
out $2,347,623
$652,146 $2,999,768 $1,400,411
GSF NSF Eff.
Factor GSF NSF Eff.
Factor GSF NSF GSF NSF Eff.
Factor
EXISITNG
CONDITIONS 6325 5235 82.8%1050 800 76.2%4134 2750 66.5%11509 8785 76.3%
Design
Option "A"6325 5217 82.5%1050 800 76.2%0 0 7375 6017 81.6%
Design
Option "B"9622 8264 85.9%0 0 0 0 9622 8264 85.9%
NOTES:
3. Gross Square Footage (GSF) - The total square footage for a facility measured from the outside wall surfaces of
the building.
4. Net Square Footage (NSF) - Net square footage is the total usable square footage of a facility as measured from
the inside wall surface of each room. Included in this figure are non-assignable areas such as mechanical rooms,
common corridors, etc.
Total of space affected on three
sites does not include any work
at Town and County Building
Shows space lost due to
demolition of exising building in
Scheme B Only
Assumes disposition of building
/ site in both Schemes A & B
1. Does not include or account for +/- 1300 Net Square Feet of space freed-up for re-use inside the existing Town
& County Building by moving Finance Department staff to 20 South Watre Street.
20 South Water Street East Chestnut St - the
NRTA Building
22 Federal St. the
Mooney building
2. Nor does it account for any other chages to the +/- 6800 NSF of space inside the T& C Building currenly in use by
the Town, excluding the Courts and RMV.
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