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FY14 Building System Inventory Report STATE OF ARIZONA THE HONORABLE JANICE K. BREWER, GOVERNOR ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION BRIAN MCNEIL, DIRECTOR ADOA BUILDING SYSTEM INVENTORY FY 2014 COMPILED BY: GENERAL SERVICES DIVISION BUILDING AND PLANNING SERVICES OCTOBER 15, 2014 FY 2012 ADOA BUILDING SYSTEM INVENTORY TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO THE BUILDING SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................. i MARSHALL CONSTRUCTION CLASS INDICATORS – TABLE 1 ............................................................................................................. iii FACILITY OCCUPANCY CATEGORY – TABLE 2 ........................................................................................................................................ iv ADOA BUILDING SYSTEM INVENTORY BY AGENCY ADOA INVENTORY SUMMARY BY AGENCY ................................................................................................................................. 1 ADMINISTRATION, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF .......................................................................................................................... 2 LEGISLATIVE BUILDINGS ..................................................................................................................................................... 6 SECRETARY OF STATE BUILDINGS ................................................................................................................................... 7 AGRICULTURE, ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ................................................................................................................................ 8 AHCCCS .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 9 CHILD SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF ................................................................................................................................................ 10 CORRECTIONS, STATE DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX – LEWIS EAST ...................................................................................................... 11 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - DOUGLAS ........................................................................................................... 11 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - DOUGLAS (PAPAGO) ........................................................................................ 18 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - EYMAN ................................................................................................................ 18 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - EYMAN (SMU I) .................................................................................................. 20 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - EYMAN (SMU II) ................................................................................................. 21 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - FLORENCE ......................................................................................................... 21 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - FLORENCE (GLOBE) ......................................................................................... 33 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - FORT GRANT ..................................................................................................... 34 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - LEWIS ................................................................................................................. 39 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - PERRYVILLE ...................................................................................................... 42 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - PHOENIX / A.S.H. ............................................................................................... 45 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - SAFFORD ........................................................................................................... 46 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - TUCSON ............................................................................................................. 49 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - WINSLOW ........................................................................................................... 53 ARIZONA STATE PRISON COMPLEX - YUMA .................................................................................................................. 56 ADOC TUCSON - CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS’ TRAINING ACADEMY .......................................................................... 59 ADOC SOUTHERN ARIZONA CORRECTIONAL RELEASE CENTER .............................................................................. 59 DEAF & THE BLIND, ARIZONA STATE SCHOOLS FOR THE PHOENIX DAY SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF .......................................................................................................................... 61 ARIZONA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF & THE BLIND ........................................................................................................... 61 ECONOMIC SECURITY, DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION ............................................................................................................................................................... 63 ARIZONA TRAINING PROGRAM - COOLIDGE .................................................................................................................. 65 ARIZONA TRAINING PROGRAM - TUCSON ...................................................................................................................... 68 EMERGENCY AND MILITARY AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF ....................................................................................................... 71 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, DEPARTMENT OF .......................................................................................................................... 98 EXPOSITION & STATE FAIR BOARD, ARIZONA........................................................................................................................... 99 FORESTER, STATE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 100 GAME & FISH DEPARTMENT, ARIZONA ..................................................................................................................................... 101 HEALTH SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF ...................................................................................................................................... 122 HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ARIZONA ................................................................................................................................................ 125 HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF ARIZONA, PRESCOTT ..................................................................................................................... 127 JUDICIARY ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 128 JUVENILE CORRECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF ADOBE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL ........................................................................................................................................... 129 ADOBE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL NORTH ............................................................................................................................. 130 LOTTERY COMMISSION, ARIZONA STATE ................................................................................................................................ 132 PARKS BOARD, ARIZONA STATE ............................................................................................................................................... 133 PIONEERS’ HOME, ARIZONA ....................................................................................................................................................... 162 POWER AUTHORITY ...................................................................................................................................................................... 163 PUBLIC SAFETY, DEPARTMENT OF ........................................................................................................................................... 164 TOURISM, OFFICE OF ................................................................................................................................................................... 187 VETERANS’ SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OF ................................................................................................................................ 188 R1 INTRODUCTION TO THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION (ADOA) BUILDING SYSTEM The ADOA Building System was established pursuant to A.R.S. § 41-793 concurrent with those of the Arizona Board of Regents’ and the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Building Systems. Each of these building systems is responsible for computing building renewal needs for each fiscal year according to a renewal formula selected by the Joint Committee on Capital Review (JCCR) and for allocating building renewal monies appropriated to agencies within each of these three building systems. The ADOA Building System is the largest of the three and includes buildings owned by 23 agencies, whose structures appear in this annual inventory. The ADOA building system has grown by nearly 51% since FY 2002 (2,793 structures) to its current inventory of more than 4,227
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