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Purpose of Today’s Meeting

West Division Patrol Station Proposed Site Plan & Building Elevations September 4 , 2008 Police Services Board. Purpose of Today’s Meeting. Provide background Describe the services the community will receive from the new station Present the building site plan

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Purpose of Today’s Meeting

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  1. West Division Patrol StationProposed Site Plan & Building ElevationsSeptember 4 , 2008Police Services Board

  2. Purpose of Today’s Meeting • Provide background • Describe the services the community will receive from the new station • Present the building site plan • Present a concept of the proposed building • Present the status of the West Division Patrol Station construction project • Answer any questions

  3. Background • Serves the needs of the West Urban Centre • Incorporates 20 year growth projections – SGI 2013 • Replaces Abbeyhill West Patrol & Community Police Centre • Some Patrol functions will be relocated from Greenbank station • Located on 5+ acres at 211 Huntmar Drive • 41,000square feet • 1 storey best for operational efficiency/suited to this site • LEED Silver certification • Operational needs drive a fast-tracked schedule. Foundations need to be completed this fall to minimize risks for completion on time and within budget

  4. Community Services • Information Desk with space for 3 officers • Community Police Centre with space for volunteers • Community Meeting Room • Patrol Services (all west rural zones and half of west urban zones) • All West District Services (SROs, NHOs, Traffic, District Investigations)

  5. Traffic Flow & Deployment • Shift change times do not conflict with Scotiabank hockey schedules and other events (Afternoon shift is 5 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. Night shift 9 p.m. to 7:30 a.m.) • There are a number of different routes for officers to get to their patrol zones (access to West Patrol zones is not dependent on using 417 ) • Officers are being deployed to majority of patrol zones in the opposite direction of peak hour traffic

  6. Site Features • Proximity and distance to “400” series highways • Sufficient and separate parking for fleet and staff • Public transit friendly • located near current transit • close proximity to proposed future transitway • Stand alone facility and parking • Secure site

  7. Site Development Factors • L-shaped site with limited exposure on Palladium Drive • Future street on south east of site must be considered • Future road widening (9 m) must be considered • Future gas station – visual obstruction, traffic, proximity • Site access and control given adjacent occupancy (Scotiabank Place) • Large quantity of on-site parking (includes 20 visitor spots)

  8. Site Context West Division Patrol Station Site

  9. Site Plan

  10. Proposed Building Floor Plan

  11. Artist’s Rendering

  12. Proposed Northeast View

  13. Proposed Southwest View

  14. Project Progress • Schematic Design Phase completed • Moving into Detailed Design Phase • Consultation process underway - September 2008 • Meeting with west end Councillors - Aug 28-08 • Presentation to Police Services Board – Sept 4-08 • Community open house - Sept 17-08 • Information Sharing Sessions with Community • Stittsville Village Association – Sept 11-08 • Ward Council Meeting – Ward 4 Kanata North – Sept 16-08 • Expo 55 – Sept 19-08 • Application for Site Plan Control – Sept. 2-08 • Construction – November 2008 • Occupancy – December 2009

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