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2 Facilities Condition Audit Summary of Findings

3 Entech is a full-service Architectural/Engineering firm providing design, construction management, facilities management, and planning services. Entech Engineering, Inc. www.entecheng.com 4 South Fourth Street Reading, Pennsylvania 19602 (610) 373-6667 "Committed to Providing Unrivaled Service" About Entech

4 Entech’s Facilities Condition Audit Qualifications Award for Excellence Eastern PA Chapter American Institute of Architects Buildings Magazine “The Numbers are In” College Planning & Management Magazine “Facility Management for the New Century” College Planning & Management Magazine “Data Linking Requirements in Facilities Condition Audit RFPs”

5 Facilities Condition Assessment Benefits Provides: n A multi-year process to manage facility(s) assets n Support for your Facility Master Plan n Dynamic budgeting, not based on past allocations Incorporates: n Standardized facility benchmarks 4 Facility Condition Index (Deferred maintenance Total / Replacement Value) 4 Funding Total per Square Foot (all projects identified) 4 Time Weighted Method & Plant Replacement Value (PRV) Method (estimated annual allotment for a building’s annual maintenance and renewal )

6 Analyzed Systems s HVAC s Electrical s Plumbing s Exterior Architectural s Interior Architectural s Fire Detection & Protection Other Considerations s Regulatory Authority Compliance s Handicapped Accessibility s Energy Saving Opportunities s Environmental Concerns

7 Facilities Condition Audit Process Original Survey 2003 Resurveyed 2008  Field Observations 19 Buildings Surveyed 363,742 square feet u Project Development 320 Projects u Budget projections $21.5 million 10 year projection

8 Building Replacement Budget Values Projections Administration Building$13,294,801$2,285,595 Athletic Storage Building$820,368$128,367 Center for Lifelong Learning (Security/Welcome Center) $1,339,200$219,092 College Center$8,271,504$1,720,007 College Center / Bookstore Annex$4,784,400$390,830 Greenhouse$403,488$93,674 Health & Physical Education Center / Gym$22,614,769$2,938,066 Health Sciences Building$4,765,392$677,836 Hiering Science Building$10,685,520$485,500 Instructional Building$26,632,801$4,720,748 Instructional Computer Center$2,229,120$310,903 (Kean) Administrative Support Building$725,760$42,415 Library$25,372,657$2,359,253 Maintenance Building$2,358,288$114,478 Office of Information Technology$2,373,408$536,126 Robert J Novins Planetarium$3,151,440$2,054,268 Southern Education Center$4,320,000$47,378 Technology Building$11,299,392$333,752 W. Kable Russell Building$11,694,240$2,109,386 Totals$157,136,548$21,564,674

9 Facility Condition Index Lower numbers represent better conditions Benchmarks are set by APPA//NACUBO Good Poor Fair

10 Priority Definitions u Immediate: Address immediately. These include life safety or code violations, critical equipment that is not functional or close to failure. Generally scheduled for execution in the first year. u High: Schedule soon. These include items needing attention in the near term, as failure would impact the mission. Generally scheduled for execution two to four years out. u Medium: Schedule in the foreseeable future. Generally scheduled for execution five to seven years out. u Low: Less important projects related to aesthetic or minor performance issues, or projects related to systems or equipment that will reach the end of its useful life cycle within the ten-year scope of this Audit. Generally scheduled for execution eight to ten years out.

11 Project Priority Summary

12 Ten Year Plan Summary Deferred Maintenance$3.3million Capital Renewal$ 8.1“ Capital Improvement$10.1“ Total $ 21.5 “ u Replacement value of facilities surveyed = $ 157 million Funding Designations Deferred Maintenance: These items are in need of repair or replacement, but do not relate to ongoing maintenance. Capital Renewal: These items still function as originally intended, but will exceed their useful life within the period being considered by the analysis. Capital Improvement: Work that improves, enhances, or updates.

13 Ocean County College 10-Year Cost Projections (O&M not included)

14 Ocean County College Deferred Maintenance Elimination Trend

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