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UPDATE – FEBRUARY 2012 Jail Expansion & Infrastructure Construction Project.
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Transcript of UPDATE – FEBRUARY 2012 Jail Expansion & Infrastructure Construction Project.
AB 900 Project History
March 2008 - The Board of Supervisors approved Resolution R-08-146 to submit a proposal through the Corrections Standards Authority Local Jail Construction Funding Program (AB 900) for the jail expansion project
May 2008 - San Joaquin County was conditionally awarded $80 million for the jail expansion project
January 2009 - Began design process with Architecture & Engineer and the Design Team
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AB 900 Proposed Concept
Item Sq Ft Construction Cost
1280 Beds - 11 units -per unit
186,16416,924
$39,622,123$3,602,011
Custody Administration Building -JCC included
46,604990
$8,450,266$1,221,500
Visitor Center 5,882 $1,936,426
Central Plant 8,400 $4,322,000
Secure Corridors 8,268 $2,314,220
Design Contingency ------- $7,769,919
Escalation to MOC ------- $2,832,252
Contractor OH/P GC ------- $16,811,801
Total Construction Cost: 255,318 $84,059,008Total Project Cost
$115,330,739
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AB 900 Proposal Deficiencies
The Jail Expansion footprint identified in the 2008 Jail Needs Assessment Update was conceptual and not a programmed site plan
Omitted Infrastructure Site work North Jail Administration Building
Square Footage of Housing Units based on Title 15 Minimum Standards Inadequate to maintain the Direct Supervision Philosophy
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Preliminary Housing Concepts
Many housing unit concepts were
reviewed to ensure operational design
and space requirement needs were met within the
project budget.
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Preliminary Housing Concepts
Many housing unit concepts were
reviewed to ensure operational design
and space requirement needs were met within the
project budget.
5a
Preliminary Housing Concepts
Many housing unit concepts were
reviewed to ensure operational design
and space requirement needs were met within the
project budget.
5b
Preliminary Housing Concepts
Many housing unit concepts were
reviewed to ensure operational design
and space requirement needs were met within the
project budget.
5c
Queuing Area
Waiting Area
Visiting Area
Staff Control Room
Fire Riser
Janitor Closet
Elec. Room
Public Restrooms
Visiting Area
Queuing Area
Waiting Area
Staff R/R
Public R/R
LowVoltage Room
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Custody Annex Building
Men’s Locker Room (396)
Vending Area
Briefing Room
Women’s Locker Room (204)
IT Room
Gu
n L
ockers
CERT/Canine Room
A-VRoom
Electrical Room Mechanical RoomPhone &
Cable Entry
JCC
Janitor
Mail S
lots
Gu
n L
ock
ers
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North Jail Administration
Building
Enclave
Staging Rooms 1-10
Sgt Offices
Storage Officer Work
Area
Staff Break Room
Staff R/R
Admin Work Station
Search Rooms
1-6
InmateR/R
Refrigerated Food Storage
Laundry
Supplies
Janitor
15 4 3 2
76 98 10
Admin Entrance
SupplyEntrance
Corridor
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2
3
6
5
4
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Central Plant Boiler Room
Chiller Room
Central Plant Yard
Low VoltageElec. Room
Electrical RoomR/R
Boiler Room
Chiller Room
Central Plant Yard
Low Voltage
Elec. Room
Electrical RoomR/R
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Project Budget
State Funds $80,000,000($80 million conditional award in Lease Revenue Bonds)
County Set-Aside $25,000,000 AB 900 Hard Match ($21,046,603) AB 900 Ineligible Costs ($3,953,397)(Furniture Fixtures & Equipment, Off-Site Improvements, Plan Check & Permit
Fees)
In-Kind Match (Transition Planning, Needs Assessment, Site Acquisition) $10,556,602
Total Project Cost $115,556,602
$2.1 million was borrowed from the Jail Expansion Project county set-aside to meet the Fiscal Year
2011/2012 Budget. 19
Probable Construction CostSeptember 2011
Item Sq Ft CostHousing Building to include: -1,280 Beds (10 units)-North Jail Admin Bldg-Central Plant
283,429 $63,312,604
Custody Annex Building 15,518 $5,983,032
Video Visitor Center 5,861 $2,526,245
Site Work 563,567 $5,874,359
Design Contingency (5%) ------- $3,884,812
Escalation (3%) ------- $2,447,432
Total Construction Cost: 868,375 $84,028,483
Total Project Cost $115,556,60220
IMPACT ON THE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY JAIL
AB 109 Public Safety Realignment Act
10/01/11 – 01/31/12 A total of (731) AB 109 inmates
have been processed through the San Joaquin County Jail
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AB 109 Impact on San Joaquin County Jail
AB 109 inmate population as of January 31, 2012: 286 inmates in custody 5 inmates on electronic monitoring 263 inmates released
128 of the inmates released have returned to custody with new cases 65 – Parole 36 – Probation Violations 4 – Narcotics Charges 7 – Property Crimes 3 – Weapons 2 – Violence 11 – Other
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AB 109 Impact on San Joaquin County Jail
AB 109 inmates with new sentences = 112 Average length of stay is 3 years
Split time of 3 years in custody with 1 year of community supervision
Longest AB 109 Sentences 8 years (4 years in custody/4 years supervised release) 7 years straight time
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AB 109 Impact on San Joaquin County Jail
AB 109 Parole Violation Holds in custody = 210 79 in jail for parole violation only 131 in jail for parole violation with a new
charge/sentence
Probable Cause Hearings completed = 497
Pending Probable Cause Hearings =11
Revocation Hearings = 10
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New Commitments Parole Violators
Month State Projection
Actual Received
Difference
Oct-11 32 32 0
Nov-11
35 30 -5
Dec-11
20 28 +8
Jan-12 20 30 +10
AB 109 Impact on San Joaquin County Jail
Month State Projection
Actual Received
Difference
Oct-11 5 167 +162
Nov-11
6 169 +163
Dec-11
3 172 +169
Jan-12 8 190 +182
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Next Steps
Board of Supervisors to Schedule Discussion on Funding Mechanism
Should the Board of Supervisors Direct Construction these Steps would Follow:
Enter State Public Works Board Process Develop County/State Agreements for Jail Expansion Project Due Diligence Submittal of 30% Schematic & 50% Design Development Documents
100% Construction Documents (March 2012)
Procurement
Construction
Hiring
Occupancy Facility Test/Shakedown/Staff Training Move-In
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Occupancy Plan
Housing units will be opened based on the projected 6.233% annual increase in inmate population (Combination of a 4.48% increase trend in San Joaquin County’s inmate population, and a 1.753% increase resulting from AB109 realignment)
Year 1 open (2) housing units Year 2 open (1) additional housing unit Year 3 open (1) additional housing unit Year 4 no housing unit projected to open Year 5 open (1) additional housing unit Year 6 open (1) additional housing unit Year 7 open (2) additional housing unit Year 8 open (1) additional housing unit Year 9 open (1) additional housing unit
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Jail Expansion Staffing(Additional Staffing per Fiscal Year)
Sheriff’s Office Budget
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Year 6
Year 7
Year 8
Year 9
Year 10
#of Pods Opened
2 3 4 4 5 6 8 9 10 10
Correctional Staff 95 17 17 22 16 15 16 15 15 0
Records Division 14 3 4 1 1 2 1 2 2 1
Central Services 7 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0
Info Services 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Annual Staffing Increase:
117 20 21 23 17 20 17 17 17 1
The staffing requirements correlate with the projected 6.233% increase in inmate
population.4.48% -increase trend in San Joaquin County’s inmate population 1.753% -increase resulting from AB109 realignment6.233% 28
10 Year Sheriff’s Office Staffing and Operational Cost Projection
Year Sheriff’s Office Budget
Operational Costs
Annual Increase
Total
1 $13,149,318 $3,048,934 $16,198,2522 $15,978,884 $3,928,135 $3,708,767 $19,907,0193 $18,977,608 $4,925,095 $3,995,684 $23,902,7034 $22,804,500 $5,889,429 $4,791,226 $28,693,9295 $25,827,143 $6,987,588 $4,120,802 $32,814,7316 $29,235,183 $8,291,805 $4,712,257 $37,526,9887 $32,655,354 $9,589,932 $4,718,298 $42,245,2868 $36,211,679 $11,166,957 $5,133,350 $47,378,6369 $39,984,111 $12,713,192 $5,318,667 $52,697,30310 $41,533,430 $13,707,173 $2,543,300 $55,240,603
Inflation Factor of 3.65% (Based on the Consumer Price Index 1980-2010)
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