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Mr. Nelson Fialho/Mr. David Haglund Page 13 <br />Preliminary Issues Assessment of Potential Colocation of Maintenance Facilities <br />1.Description of Current Sites and Uses on Each Site <br />City of Pleasanton <br />The City’s Operations Services Center site located at 3333 Busch Road is approximately 16 <br />acres. There are 21 buildings in use on the site with an estimated total of 103,282 square feet. <br />This estimate does not include the 14,760 square foot gun range located on this site. <br />The property across the street to the east is expected to be developed. No estimated <br />timeframe for that development has been provided. <br />The site is currently shared by the Operations Services Department, Police Department and <br />Livermore/Pleasanton Fire District. The number of employees working onsite range from an <br />estimated 123 to 172 per day. <br />•The administrative operations for the Operations Services Department has utility <br />billing, water lab and dog licensing functions at this site, both of which serve the <br />public. The Parks Division has storage space, a waste area, a large mulch area, a <br />place to store its vehicles, and a chemical building. The sign shop has work space, its <br />sign inventory, and vehicle/ equipment storage. A portion of the sewer building is <br />used for storage. The remainder of the building houses a welding room, woodshop, <br />and supplies and equipment storage. The water and sewer operation has a room for <br />its supervisory control and data acquisition system (SCADA), office space, maps <br />storage, and space for vehicle storage and repair. There is also a welding area and <br />woodshop. <br />•The Police Department uses the property for classroom space, property and evidence <br />storage and the gun range. <br />•The Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department uses the site for its training tower, <br />classrooms and offices, and storage. <br />•In addition, there is an area for fleet operation mechanics, a building maintenance <br />area, fuel island, car wash, employee and visitor parking and an area set aside for <br />street sweeping waste. A separate materials storage area, referred to as the <br />“boneyard” is used by operations staff and traffic engineering. A wireless cell tower, <br />generator and water well are also on site. <br />Based on the data provided by the city, the buildings on this site are used for administrative, <br />maintenance and operations, storage or for combined purposes. Table 4 shows specific uses <br />of the 21 city buildings.