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HomeMy WebLinkAboutEvidence & Storage Bldg - Police Headqaurters NO ACTION WAS TAKEN - BIDS WERE NOT SOUGHT. 1 � v/ •"•Fi r� PROPOSAL FOR EVIDENCE AND STORAGE BUILDING For many years the Police Department has been in need of a secure building for the preservation of evidence and storage of valuable articles. Presently we store vehicles, including boats, in an open impound area which offers no protection from the elements. These items have to be safeguarded not only from the weather, but any changes from their original state. Just last year a valuable boat, engine and trail- er had to be taken to the Suffolk County Police Department storage garage for preser- vation. Other items which have been found, stolen, recovered and turned over to the Police Department for "safe keeping" pursuant to Article 7-B of the Personal Property Law, are retained for a period of time ranging from 3 months to 3 years, depending on the value of the property. To the rear of Police Headquarters there is room to erect a 30'x5O' steel build— ing which would serve the town for many years. In addition, it would give the Bay Constable a place to keep his boats which are used for emergency responses. The Bay Constable also needs a safe location for the storage of equipment. An outboard motor was stolen this spring, from an open shed which he presently uses. The Cutchogue Fire Department has such a building (photos attached) at a cost of about $20,000.00. I have contacted a Morton Buildings representative, who indicated the cost is about $10.00 a square foot. The 6" floor would require 28 yards of concrete (3,000 grit at $53.00 per yard) - $1,484.00 plus masonary costs. The only other costs would be the lights. Other suggested specifications for the building are: 12' x 12' door in front - this will allow a wrecker to back into the building 4 skylights in the roof - no windows in building solid entry door in front 10' x 10' overhead door at rear side of the building for the Bay Constable's boat no heat in building 6" concrete floor minimum of lighting - 4 overhead lights Total cost of the building should not exceed $20,000.00 4 Cutchogue Fire Dept. Building 30' X 54' 4 tlk m f 4 -. { "r a ? ti ' '" d t�.'�y,,r#" '$5 i, d rs fir•;R. 'r x NI# SGS ee y - Pre, . x � l � �yi t'• � �'• d' •4� {Y v 1 19 4 7 � r 3 PROPOSAL FOR EVIDENCE AND STORAGE BUILDING For many years the Police Department has been in need of a secure building for the preservation of evidence and storage of valuable articles. Presently we store vehicles, including boats, in an open impound area which offers no protection from the elements. These items have to be safeguarded not only from the weather, but any changes from their original state. Just last year a valuable boat, engine and trail- er had to be taken to the Suffolk County Police Department storage garage for preser- vation. Other items which have been found, stolen, recovered and turned over to the Police Department for "safe keeping" pursuant to Article 7-B of the Personal Property Law, are retained for a period of time ranging from 3 months to 3 years, depending on the value of the property. To the rear of Police Headquarters there is, room to erect a 30'x50' steel build- Ing which would serve the town for many years. I!! addiiton,tit Aul$ give the Bay Constable a place to keep his boats which are used for emergency responses. The Bay Constable also needs a safe location for the storage of equipment. An outboard motor was stolen this spring, from an open shed which he presently uses. The Cutchogue Fire Department has such a building (photos attached) at a cost of about $20,000.00. I have contacted a Morton Buildings representative, who indicated the cost is about $10.00 a square foot. The 6" floor would require 28 yards of concrete (3,000 grit at $53.00 per yard) - $1,484.00 plus masonary costs. The only other costs would be the lights. Other suggested specifications for the building are: 12' x 12' door in front - this will allow a wrecker to back into the building 4 skylights in the roof - no windows in building solid entry door in front S t 10' x 1GI* overhead door at rear side of the building for the Bay Constable's boat no heat in building 6" concrete floor minimum of lighting - 4 overhead lights Total cost of the building should not exceed $20,000.00 Cutchogue Fire Dept. Building 30' X 54' I I I _u y ,a y � S .ry I 404i 'd s t { Y->� � ,'��i � # Y �.t �' � ✓:ads �! x�•' fl �N Y 3 It WAMW Y � s 9F 3+ t i PROPOSAL FOR EVIDENCE AND STORAGE BUILDING For many years the Police Department has been in need of a secure building for the preservation of evidence and storage of valuable articles. Presently we store vehicles, including boats, in an open impound area which offers no protection from the elements. These items have to be safeguarded not only from the weather, but any changes from their original state. Just last year a valuable boat, engine and trail- er had to be taken to the Suffolk County Police Department storage garage for preser- vation. Other items which have been found, stolen, recovered and turned over to the Police Department for "safe keeping" pursuant to Article 7-B of the Personal Property Law, are retained for a period of time ranging from 3 months to 3 years, depending on v the value of the property. To the rear of Police Headquarters there is room to erect a 30'x50' steel build- ing which would serve the town for many years. In addition, it would give the Bay Constable a place to keep his boats which are used for emergency responses. The Bay Constable also needs a safe location for the storage of equipment. An outboard motor was stolen this spring, from an open shed which he presently uses. The Cutchogue Fire Department has such a building (photos attached) at a cost of about $20,000.00. I have contacted a Morton Buildings representative, who indicated the cost is about $10.00 a square foot. The 6" floor would require 28 yards of concrete (3,000 grit at $53.00 per yard) - $1,484.00 plus masonary costs. The only other costs would be the lights. Other suggested specifications for the building are: 12' x 12' door in front - this will allow a wrecker to back into the building 4 skylights in the roof, - no windows in building solid entry door in front 10' x 10' overhead door at rear side of the building for the Bay Constable's boat no heat in building 6" concrete floor minimum of lighting - 4 overhead lights Total cost of the building should not exceed $20,000.00 Cutchogue Fire Dept. Building 30'X 54' i` I r �r 'ov r � H:• ,f. k , r a ; s a x,w S.r - i i • PROPOSAL FOR EVIDENCE AND STORAGE BUILDING For many years the Police Department has been in need of a secure building for the preservation of evidence and storage of valuable articles. Presently we store vehicles, including boats, in an open impound area which offers no protection from the elements. These items have to be safeguarded not only from the weather, but any changes from their original state. Just last year a valuable boat, engine and trail- er had to be taken to the Suffolk County Police Department storage garage for preser- vation. Other items which have been found, stolen, recovered and turned over to the Police Department for "safe keeping" pursuant to Article 7-B of the Personal Property Law, are retained for a period of time ranging from 3 months to 3 years, depending on the value of the property. To the rear of Police Headquarters there is room to erect a 30'x50' steel build- ing which would serve the town for many years. In addition, it would give the Bay 1,Con$tgble,Wi place to krp his boats which are used for emergency responses. The Bay Constable also needs a safe location for the storage of equipment. An outboard motor was stolen this spring, from an open shed which he presentlI uses. The Cutchogue Fire Department has such a building (photos attached) at a cost of about $20,000.00. I have contacted a Morton Buildings representative, who indicated the cost is about $10.00 a square foot. The 6" floor would require 28 yards of concrete (3,000 grit at $53.00 per yard) - $1,484.00 plus masonary costs. The only other costs would be the lights. Other suggested specifications for the building are: 12' x 12' door in front - this will allow a wrecker to back into the building 4 skylights in the roof - no windows in building solid entry door in front 10' x 10' overhead door at rear side of the building for the Bay Constable's boat i no heat in building 6" concrete floor minimum of lighting - 4 overhead lights Total cost of the building should not exceed $20,000.00 Cutchogue Fire Dept. Building 30' X 54' 3 I <<Z�a to G �C�rvyC y r A_ f I I i isGs -11 J i r 0Ofl IT0M in U O 0 �J o f", PROPOSAL FOR EVIDENCE AND STORAGE BUILDING For many years the Police Department has been in need of a secure building for the preservation of evidence and storage of valuable articles. Presently we store vehicles, including boats, in an open impound area which offers no protection from the elements. These items have to be safeguarded not only from the weather, but any changes from their original state. Just last year a valuable boat, engine and trail- er had to be taken to the Suffolk County Police Department storage garage for preser- vation. Other items which have been found, stolen, recovered and turned over to the Pblice Department for "safe keeping" pursuant to Article 7-B, af•-the Personal Property Law, are retained for a period of time ranging from 3 months to 3 years, depending on the value of the property. To the rear of Police Headquarters there is room to erect a 30'x50' steel build- ing which would serve the town for many years. In addition, it would give the Bay Constable a place to keep his boats which are used for emergency responses. The Bay Constable also needs a safe location for the storage of equipment. An outboard motor was stolen this spring, from an open shed which he presently uses. The Cutchogue Fire Department has such a building (photos attached) at a cost of about $20,000.00. I have contacted a Morton Buildings representative, who indicated the cost is about $10.00 a square foot. The 6" floor would require 28 yards of concrete (3,000 grit at $53.00 per yard) - $1,484.00 plus masonary costs. The only other costs would be the lights. Other suggested specifications for the building are: 12' x 12' door in front - this will allow a wrecker to back into the building 4 skylights in the roof - no windows in building solid entry door in front 10' x 10' overhead door at rear side of the building for the Bay Constable's boat no heat in building 6" concrete floor minimum of lighting - 4 overhead lights Total cost of the building should not exceed $20,000.00 Cutchogue Fire Dept. Building 30' X 54' i E i a a ,r x .. a vJ R e• ��'�t' � .� .., AM a } s Gs ' x , x d y� F A Y r r � ter= � 0 a PROPOSAL FOR EVIDENCE AND STORAGE BUILDING For many years the Police Department has been in need of a secure building for the preservation of evidence and storage of valuable articles. Presently we store vehicles, including boats, in an open impound area which offers no protection from the elements. These items have to be safeguarded not only from the weather, but any changes from their original state. Just last year a valuable boat, engine and trail- er had to be taken to the Suffolk County Police Department storage garage for preser- vation. Other items which have been found, stolen, recovered and turned over to the Police Department for "safe keeping" pursuant to Article 7-B of the Personal Property Law, are retained for a period of time ranging from 3 months to 3 years, depending on ,.,the value of the prerty. To the rear of Police Headquarters there is room to erect''a 30'x-10' steel build- ing which would serve the town for many years. In addition, it would give the Bay Constable a place to keep his boats which are used for emergency responses. The Bay Constable also needs a safe location for the storage of equipment. An outboard motor was stolen this spring, from an open shed which he presently uses. The Cutchogue Fire Department has such a building (photos attached) at a cost of about $20,000.00. I have contacted a Morton Buildings representative, who indicated the cost is about $10.00 a square foot. The 6" floor would require 28 yards of concrete (3,000 grit at $53.00 per yard) - $1,484.00 plus masonary costs. The only other costs would be the lights. Other suggested specifications for the building are: 12' x 12' door in front - this will allow a wrecker to back into the building 4 skylights in the roof - no windows in building j, ' "s"olid entrj door in front 10' x 10' overhead door at rear side of the building for the Bay Constable's boat no heat in building 6" concrete floor minimum of lighting - 4 overhead lights Total cost of the building should not exceed $20,000.00 ' Cutchogue Fire Dept. Building 30' X 54' i i � �ci �� r t� .� , +�s {9.t^.. 'i. ��4 K.' � ® � 999 F c 3a a... #� � .. I( ,�y, ,, . t " ' �� �� - � � ,, , '; t a { `a �� i �� f21. .JC. i t il:.. ���%. �� � �. i '� 1��11 ' � ' �� ,.. , . 111. ; � � , � A� � � '� �,� O o d �� U O 0 O ,� {