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• . C I T Y O F M A N A S SA S N E W F I R E D E PA R T M E N TM A Y 0 1 , 2 0 1 6
May 1, 2019
ARLINGTON COUNTY FIRE STATION NO. 8PFRC MEETING #1
PFRC MEETING #1 - AGENDA
6:30 Site Tour7:00 Welcome/Introductions7:10 Role of PFRC & Civic Design Principles7:15 Project Timeline7:20 Project Background:
Task Force & History and Legacy Working Group7:30 Project Overview:
Scope & Budget7:40 Existing Condition Analysis8:00 Committee Discussion8:40 Public Comment9:00 Next Steps / Adjourn
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WELCOME, INTRODUCTIONS,& PFRC PROCESS
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ROLE OF PFRC
PFRC Charge (June 18, 2014) found at: https://arlingtonva.s3.amazonaws.com/wpcontent/uploads/sites/5/2014/06/PFRC_Charge_June2014.pdf
Mission: to ensure that the highest quality of land use planning, design, transportation planning, and other important community aspects are incorporated into civic projects as assigned to the by the Arlington County Board.
Key responsibilities: ● Provide a forum for advisory commission and committee input ● Ensure highest quality of land use planning and design ● Promote compliance with County Comprehensive Plan and other County planning
policies ● Provide means for broad-based public participation ● Provide advice to County Board and County Manager
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PFRC: PRINCIPLES OF CIVIC DESIGN
Civic Values Siting and Orientation
Building Form Building Details and Materials
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PROJECT TEAM
County Staff• Arlington County Fire Department
• Chief Reshetar• Captain Cobb
• Department of Environmental Service• Richard Pinskey, Project Manager• Mark Thifault• June Locker
Design Team• LeMay Erickson Willcox Architects
• Katie Atwater, AIA, Project Manager• Paul Erickson, FAIA, Principal
• Consulting Engineers
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LEMAY ERICKSON WILLCOX ARCHITECTS
● 33 Years in Business
● Based in Reston, Virginia
● 4 Design Principals, employ a staff of 20
● Experience with over 100 Fire Stations
● 27 Fire Station Design Awards
● Seminar presenters at National Fire
Station Design Conferences for 10 years
● LEED accredited professionals at all
levels of the team
● For more information visit:
www.lewarchitects.com
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PROJECT BACKGROUND
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HISTORY
Hall’s Hill VFD Formed
Incorporated/Move to Lee Highway
Relocated to N. Culpeper St.
Lee Highway Station Opens / Integration
Countywide Station location Studies
Community Meetings /Task Force
History/Legacy Working Group
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HISTORY AND LEGACY WORKING GROUP
● Preeminent fire station in National Capital Region
● State of the Art Fire Station for station that historically did not receive equal treatment
● Eye Catching, Iconic, Visually Intriguing
● Tangible and Representative Monuments
● Recognize Eras of the Station
● Examples: Walkway, Command Board, Reuse of Significant Building Materials, Interior Images, and Interactive Displays.
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PROCESS
Note: This is the preliminary project schedule and is subject to modification as the project continues
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PROJECT OVERVIEW & SCHEDULE
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FIRE STATION #8 PROGRAM
● New Two story, 15,000 sq. foot fire station• 4 Drive Thru Bays Apparatus Bays• Operation spaces• Residential spaces• Administrative rooms
● Honor history and legacy of Station 8● Temporary Fire Station● Fuel Island● 12 staff parking spaces
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FIRE STATION #8 BUDGET AND SCHEDULE
Project Budget: ● $21.4 Million● Includes the design and construction of temporary and permanent Fire
Stations, fuel island, associated parking, and land acquisition for temporary station.
● Explore creative design solutions to incorporate History & Legacy Working Group recommendations within the Budget.
Schedule:
Design of Permanent Station Permitting Construction of
Permanent Station
Spring 2019
Spring 2020
Fall 2020
Fall 2022
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EXISTING CONDITIONS ANALYSIS
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EXISTING CONDITIONS
Returning Apparatus Entrance
Fuel Pumps
Existing 2 Bay Station
Responding Apparatus Exit
Firefighter Parking
Existing House to be used for Temporary
Facility
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ZONING
November 2017: Board approvedA. GP-339-17-1 Amendment to the General Land
Use Plan (GLUP) Map from “Low” Residential (1-10 units/acre) to “Government and Community Facilities” for an area that generally encompasses a portion of the block bounded by North Culpeper Street to the west, North Columbus Street to the east, Lee Highway to the south, and 25th Road N. to the north];
B. Z-2598-17-1 Rezoning from R-6 to S-3A District for the property known as 2211, 2215 and 2217 N. Culpeper Street (RPC# 08-001-055, -056, and -057) [
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NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT
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EXISTING TOPOGRAPHY
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TEMPORARY STATION
Existing House to be used for Temporary Facility
Approximate location of temporary apparatus bays
Approximate location of new, two story fire station
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Building Setbacks
COMMITTEE DISCUSSION
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PUBLIC COMMENT
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NEXT STEPS
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NEXT STEPS
DES Project Manager:Richard Pinskey(703) [email protected]
Public Meeting dates and Past Presentations:https://projects.arlingtonva.us/projects/replacing-fire-station-no-8/
Next PFRC Meeting:June 26, 2019, 7 p.m. at Langston Brown Community Center
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• . C I T Y O F M A N A S SA S N E W F I R E D E PA R T M E N TM A Y 0 1 , 2 0 1 6
May 1, 2019
ARLINGTON COUNTY FIRE STATION NO. 8PFRC MEETING #1
