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OVP 5
OVP 6
and equipment in order for them
to respond to emergencies,
particularly during disaster events.
Fire station number three does not
have a basement or safe refuge
area for personnel during a fast
moving severe storm. FS #3 would
be retrofitted with a safe room
capable of protecting up to 50
people. The room would be
capable of protecting the on-duty
crew as well as up to 45 additional
people.
Fire Department Generator
Project. During hazard events
power is disrupted at critical
facilities. Fire station number five
does not currently have a
generator capable of providing
back up power for critical
functions. FS #5 would have a
generator installed that would be
capable of providing power to all
critical functions within the
building. The generator would
have a fuel reservoir capable of 48-
72 hours of operating time.
NFIP – Program has been
implemented and requires
regulation of all construction
within the FEMA regulated
floodplain
Fire Station Windstorm Damage
Mitigation. Retrofit four of the five
fire stations in Overland Park with
wind resistant/energy efficient
doors. All large surface area
windows would be fitted with
storm panels or shutters. Fire
station number five is scheduled
for replacement in the near future,
and would include iwnd resistant
doors as part of the design
specifications. The weakest points
of the structures are apparatus bay
doors and large surface area
H 2 Lightning, tornado,
utility/infrastructure failure,
winter storm, windstorm
New,
replaces OP
7
M 1,2 Flood New,
replaces OP
1
M 2 Tornado, Windstorm New,
replaces OP
9
Fire Chief, fire Department Cost: $75,000
Funding: Unknown
Completion Date: Unknown
Code Administrator, and
Flood plain Administrator
Fire Chief, Overland park
Fire Department
Cost: NA
Funding: NA
Completion Date: Open ended
Cost: $400,000
Funding: Unknown
Completion Date: Unknown
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