Facilities Master Plan

Shipping And Receiving Building

Building Description and Use:
The Shipping and Receiving Building of Lee College is a one story, 6,045 square foot structure constructed in 1977. The building houses 2 administrative offices. This building is on campus with 36 other buildings, sharing the same electric and gas meters. The building is used only as post-secondary (college) school shipping and receiving facility.

Building and Energy Use Characteristic:
The building uses electricity for lighting, cooling, air and chilling/heating water circulation, and general equipment.  Domestic hot water is provided by individual hot water heaters. The building use DX split systems for cooling with heat provided with gas fired furnaces supplemented by suspended gas heaters.

Building Energy Use Indices are as Follows:

Structural Characteristics:
This facility consists of one level with partial storage mezzanine above. No basement.

The structural system consists of reinforced concrete footings and foundation walls supporting the pre-engineered steel frame structure.

The floor structure is reinforced concrete slab on grade. The storage mezzanine floor consists of wood joists and sub floor.

Partitions are standard for the design and occupancy for which the building was intended. They consist of stud and gypsum board.

Ceilings are basically exposed structure with select areas of V.A. tile and vinyl tile.

The exterior walls are basically prefinished metal panel.

The roof structure is pre-engineered with prefinished metal panel cover.

Adequate plumbing for facility. Self-contained heating and cooling system.

Adequate electric for facility.

Condition: Good.

Occupancy: Shipping and Receiving Offices and Warehouse.

Estimated Replacement Cost: $545,000.00