Juvenile Detention Facade Replacement

Description of Existing Structure: The subject building is a rectangular, one-story structure consisting of an original section constructed in 1998 and a south addition completed in 2005. The exterior walls of the addition are constructed of load-bearing concrete masonry unit (CMU) and precast concrete modules clad in a stucco assembly. From exterior to interior, the stucco assembly consists of the following: 1) three-coat stucco on expanded metal lath (fastened through insulation to the back-up structure using screws and washers) 2) 3-inch expanded polystyrene board insulation (insulation) 3) fluid-applied water-resistive barrier. The addition is supported on a concrete slab foundation and includes steel-framed windows and doors. Standing-seam metal roofs of both the original building and the addition are joined by a low-sloped, single-ply roofing system. Additional Information: IT and Facilities will remove and reinstall existing security cameras systems on the outside of the building. Access to the fenced in section of the building can be given via an escort through the chain-link gate behind Cluster 3 outdoor rec. area and a temporary wall will be erected in this area, and the contractor will be able to remove the metal and chain link to access behind Cluster 4. Any potential scratches or damages to the roof should be repaired. The contractor will need to protect the roof. Removal of the metal frame fence to be able to work inside the section, means and methods and will be left up to the contractor for best way of getting access once the temporary wall is in place. For the space between the two buildings on the north elevation refer to Attachment N - 2026-03-10_IFC DRAWINGS_CC JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER