Existing Facilities Review Sample Clauses

Existing Facilities Review. Existing library facilities (both owned and leased) shall be evaluated to assess each location’s use, the needs of the community, and potential opportunities. The review should determine whether or not existing buildings should be expanded, renovated or re-sited, how much square footage should be added and the estimated cost of those improvements. Consideration shall be given to the population served, staff and public space needs, parking, pedestrian/vehicle patters, access to transit, location, and present and future technology needs. Other factors to consider when assessing each facility will include the following:  verification of current building assessments and future maintenance needs  electrical and IT infrastructure capacity  security needs  shelving and collections  digital display signage  service desk configuration  use of building: visit/length  community meeting space  small group study space  program space  staff space  early learning spaces  quiet space  teen, children and adult spaces  flexible space for future needs yet to be identified  RFID Potential  Public use after hours 2 Demographic Analysis and Projections Library staff will provide the selected consultant with detailed information about the current Deschutes County population and trends for growth in the future, as well as statistics and trends about library usage. The information should be reflected in the plan’s recommendations for expansion, renovation, or new construction. The information provided by library staff will include:  Library usage data and trends  The latest population data for Deschutes County  Population and demographic trend projections
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Existing Facilities Review. Existing library facilities (both owned and leased) shall be evaluated to assess each location’s use, the needs of the community, and potential opportunities. The review should determine whether or not existing buildings should be expanded, renovated or re-sited, how much square footage should be added and the estimated cost of those improvements. Consideration shall be given to the population served, staff and public space needs, parking, pedestrian/vehicle patters, access to transit, location, and present and future technology needs. Other factors to consider when assessing each facility will include the following: • verification of current building assessments and future maintenance needs • electrical and IT infrastructure capacity • security needs • shelving and collections • digital display signage • service desk configuration • use of building: visit/length • community meeting space • small group study space • program space • staff space • early learning spaces • quiet space • teen, children and adult spaces • flexible space for future needs yet to be identified • RFID Potential • Public use after hours
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