Construction Manager at Risk for the construction of Fire Station 113 and Administration Building; ) INTRODUCTION This project involves the creation of Pre Construction Phase and Construction Phase Services plans for a new Fire Station 113 and Fire Administration Building with a data center on a vacant heavily vegetated city owned parcel of land located within the CITY’S “MainStreet” development area. It is anticipated that the proposed fire station/administration building will be a two (2)-story building with four (4) apparatus bays and be approximately 25,000+/- square feet in size. The building and site plan shall minimize the width of the property required to maximize the remaining land available for future needs. The building shall be constructed to provide Hurricane Category 5 wind protection and shall achieve the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver Certification or equivalent rating from another sustainability related program. The intent of the MainStreet District is to provide for the development of a sustainable, mixed-use downtown CITY environment that embodies the uniqueness of Coconut Creek. Fundamental to the district are the development of a pedestrian oriented, mixed-use community organized around substantial, centralized and contiguous recreational open space, compact land development, flexibility in use and design, and sustainable building and planning techniques. The MainStreet Design Standards (MSDS) serve as an overall design and development framework for future projects including but not limited to, open space requirements, “green” building certification requirements, overall buildable area, building heights, setbacks or build-to lines, pedestrian spaces, photometrics, landscaping, etc.
