Facilities Master Plan - 2012 - Chesapeake College

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Chesapeake College January 2012 Facilities Master Plan UpdateThe inadequacies of the building, building systems, space, lack of parking and the “non-campus” experience of thestudents all combine to suggest that the building can no longer adequately serve the needs of the College. TheCollege should find suitable, larger, alternative space as soon as possible, certainly within the next five years.Cambridge: Interior; Floor Plans2 nd Floor Plan1 st Floor Plan7‐2
Chesapeake College January 2012 Facilities Master Plan UpdateMECHANICALHEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (HVAC)The mechanical systems are approximately 13 years old. The HVAC systems consists of two packaged rooftop units utilizingnatural gas for heat and packaged condensing units for cooling. Carrier Model VVT terminal units are utilized for individualspace temperature control. The facility’s manager indicated that recent upgrades to the HVAC units and terminal equipment haveoccurred in 2006 but are not fully operational at this point and there are extreme variations in zone temperatures throughout thefacility. Unitary electric heaters are utilized throughout the building for areas such as the elevator machine room. A ductless splitsystem provides space cooling for the central IT and Electrical room located on the first floor. Building HVAC system control isaccomplished by a Siemens Control System serving the Rooftop Units and Terminal Units.PLUMBINGThe plumbing fixtures are in good condition. The urinals and water closets have flush valves. The facility is connected to theTown of Cambridge water and sewer system.FIRE PROTECTIONThe building is fully sprinklered. The fire protection water supply is provided by the Town of Cambridge.ELECTRICALIncoming electrical service – 1,200 Amp – is provided by Choptank Electric. The electrical service is a 208 Volt/3 Phase/60 Hzsystem. The equipment was originally manufactured by Square D.EMERGENCY POWEREmergency Power is not provided for this facility. Emergency battery packs are provided for egress lighting.LIGHTINGThe lighting system is a combination of fluorescent, metal halide and incandescent fixtures.SPECIAL SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGYFIRE ALARMFacility is equipped with a Silent Knight model 5104 4-Zone Control Communicator. The fire alarm consists of manual pullstations, smoke detectors, horns and strobes. The central fire alarm annunciator panel is located in the Main Lobby.SECURITYThe building is equipped with a central security system monitored by Delmarva Time and Control. The system consists of doorcontacts, room and building entry keypads and motion detectors.TECHNOLOGY, TELECOMMUNICATIONSComputers for instructional and administrative use are utilized throughout the facility. A central server system is provided in theMain Electrical Room.There is a need for wireless network access throughout the facility.There is a need for a computer lab (similar to the Chesapeake Campus LRC computer lab).7‐3
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