City of Manteca Police Station Headquarters Relocation
Course Instructor
Camilla Saviz
Abstract
The City of Manteca, located in San Joaquin County, is one of California’s fastest growing cities. Manteca’s Police Station Headquarters was built in 1976, and the staff has since more than doubled in size. The relocation and expansion of the facilities will support the growth of the staff as well as meet the needs of the increasing population of Manteca. Applied Civil Engineering Solutions (ACES) responded to the City of Manteca’s request for proposal for a preliminary design of a Police Station Headquarters.
The proposed project site is 8 acres. ACES provided services for the design of a new 50,000 square-foot steel frame building, foundation, storm water management, wet utilities, parking lots, walkways, and private access road. The site will include space for future development which includes solar panel structures over the parking areas and an outdoor classroom building to foster community engagement. Low impact development (LID) was implemented through dry swales distributed throughout the site. The Envision sustainability rating system was used to guide the design of the project and incorporate sustainability. A California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) analysis was conducted to identify and mitigate potential environmental impacts. After finalizing the initial design, a preliminary construction cost estimate was calculated. Upgrading and improving the resources of the current facility will allow the Manteca Police Department to streamline functions and serve the community.
City of Manteca Police Station Headquarters Relocation
The City of Manteca, located in San Joaquin County, is one of California’s fastest growing cities. Manteca’s Police Station Headquarters was built in 1976, and the staff has since more than doubled in size. The relocation and expansion of the facilities will support the growth of the staff as well as meet the needs of the increasing population of Manteca. Applied Civil Engineering Solutions (ACES) responded to the City of Manteca’s request for proposal for a preliminary design of a Police Station Headquarters.
The proposed project site is 8 acres. ACES provided services for the design of a new 50,000 square-foot steel frame building, foundation, storm water management, wet utilities, parking lots, walkways, and private access road. The site will include space for future development which includes solar panel structures over the parking areas and an outdoor classroom building to foster community engagement. Low impact development (LID) was implemented through dry swales distributed throughout the site. The Envision sustainability rating system was used to guide the design of the project and incorporate sustainability. A California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) analysis was conducted to identify and mitigate potential environmental impacts. After finalizing the initial design, a preliminary construction cost estimate was calculated. Upgrading and improving the resources of the current facility will allow the Manteca Police Department to streamline functions and serve the community.
