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Redstone Architects urges against renovating Bay Citys Station 5; recommends investing in Station 4 or new build
Summary
Bay City on Nov. 3 heard a report from Redstone Architects concluding Fire Station 5 is structurally and operationally obsolete and recommending against a limited renovation that would still fall short of modern standards.
Bay City on Nov. 3 heard a report from Redstone Architects concluding Fire Station 5 is structurally and operationally obsolete and recommending against a limited renovation that would still fall short of modern standards.
Daniel Redstone of Redstone Architects told the City Commission the existing Smith Street station, built in 1965 with an addition in the 1980s and about 4,900 square feet, is "in poor condition to critical condition," with structural deterioration, failing mechanical and electrical systems and spaces that do not meet NFPA standards for hot/warm/cold zones. "The interior of the building would really need to be fully demolished to accommodate the space needs and the operational workflows," Redstone said.
Redstone outlined three cost options: a partial renovation…
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