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Beach Haven council authorizes bid advertisement for Coast Guard station EOC renovation
Summary
Architects showed plans to convert the old Coast Guard station at 420 Pelum Avenue into an Emergency Operations Center; council approved a resolution to advertise the project for bids with an estimated cost "in the $5 million ballpark."
The Beach Haven Borough Council voted to advertise for bids to renovate the former Coast Guard station at 420 Pelum Avenue into a municipal Emergency Operations Center, approving a resolution after a presentation by the project architects and borough engineer.
Architect Zach McKenzie said the project scope focuses on renovating the west wing of the building and adding a west-end addition to provide a secondary means of egress, elevator access and multi-user toilet rooms while keeping the east wing largely unchanged. The plans call for a masonry addition supported by timber piles driven about 55 feet into the ground, upgraded windows, a rainscreen…
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