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Fiscal Year 20195-Year Plan for the Airport

Safety, Protection, and

Improvement Program &

MDOT’s Buildings and

Facilities Program

Airport Improvement Program

The Fiscal Year 2019 Airport Improvement Program (AIP) 5 – Year plan includes project estimates provided by each individual Michigan airport and exceeds the annual Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) federal revenues available. The actual annual AIP appropriation will need adjustments to reflect the FAA’s decision on what discretionary projects will be chosen and how much federal revenue will be awarded to Michigan for these various airport projects.

10/31/2017

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTALNON PRIMARY AIRPORTS

ADRIANRehabilitate Taxiway B - design; Rehabilitate Taxiway

East Hangar Taxilane - design; Conduct MP - Airport

Layout Plan Update 245,000Rehabilitate Taxiway B - construction; Rehabilitate

Taxiway East Hangar Taxilane - construction 960,000

Rehabilitate Runway 5/23 - design 190,000

Rehabilitate Runway 5/23 - construction 3,380,000

Airport Development TBD 166,667

TOTAL $4,941,667

ALLEGAN

Construct Fuel Farm - Add Jet A - Design 15,000

Construct Fuel Farm - Add Jet A - Construction 250,000Acquire Land & Remove Obstructions - Rwy 29 (for

existing VOR approach procedure) 135,000

Airfield crack sealing & paint marking 35,000

Install Fencing for animal control 350,000

TOTAL $785,000

ALMAAirport Development TBD 166,667





TOTAL $833,335

ANN ARBORExtend Runway 6/24 incl. parallel taxiway (to 4300') -

construction; Install Runway Lighting 6/24 extension &

twy - construction 3,074,000

CO funding year 0

Rehabilitate Access Road - design 42,000

Rehabilitate Access Road - construction 522,000

Rehabilitate Non-Rev Parking Lot - design 38,000

TOTAL $3,676,000

OFFICE OF AERONAUTICS

AIRPORTS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS 5-YEAR PLAN

1

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

ATLANTA

Acquire Land for approaches or RPZ - Rwy 5 Phase 2 106,000Remove Obstructions - for Rwy 5 (including relocate

threhold & lights) 178,200

Construct Taxiway - A to Rwy 23 350,000

Acquire Land for approaches or RPZ - Rwy 23 Phase 1 100,000


TOTAL $834,200

BAD AXERehabilitate Runway 17/35 - design 135,000

Rehabilitate Runway 17/35 - construction; Install Misc

NAVAIDS - Beacon -design; Install Taxiway Lighting

A, B & E - design 1,744,000

Install Misc NAVAIDS - Beacon -construction; Install

Taxiway Lighting A, B & E - construction 679,000

Acquire Snow Removal Equipment 140,000


TOTAL $2,864,667

BATTLE CREEKRehab Taxiway C Phase III & Twy E connector -

design; Install Taxiway Lighting - Twy C Phase III & E

connector - design 213,800

Rehab Taxiway C Phase III & Twy E connector -

construction; Install Taxiway Lighting - Twy C Phase III

& E connector - construction 2,626,200Rehabilitate Taxiway A - design; Install Taxiway A

lighting - design 259,000Rehabilitate Taxiway A - construction; Install Taxiway A

lighting - construction 3,301,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway - East T-Hangar Area - design 66,000

TOTAL $6,466,000

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BAY CITYRehabilitate Taxiway - A, B & C north - construction 1,155,000



CO funding year 0Rehabilitate Runway 5/23 - design; Install Runway

Lighting 5/23 - design 113,000

TOTAL $2,468,000

BEAVER ISLANDRemove Obstructions Rwy 27 (parcels 7, E8-E10) 240,000

Airfield Crack Sealing & Paint Marking 40,000Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 including taxiway & apron -

design 165,000Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 including taxiway & apron -

construction 2,010,000

CO funding year 0

TOTAL $2,455,000

BELLAIRERehabilitate Runway Lighting 2/20 166,667

Acquire SRE 166,667

Conduct MP - ALP update 166,667

CO funding year 0

CO funding year 0

TOTAL $500,001

BENTON HARBORCO funding year 0Rehabilitate Taxiway D - design; Install Taxiway

Lighting D - design 90,000Rehabilitate Taxiway D - construction; Install Taxiway

Lighting D - constructio 1,195,800



TOTAL $1,619,134

3

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

BIG RAPIDSRehabilitate Runway 14/32 - construction 741,000Rehabilitate Access Road - design; Rehabilitate Non-

Rev Terminal Parking Lot - design 16,000

Rehabilitate Access Road - construction; Rehabilitate

Non-Rev Terminal Parking Lot - construction 204,000



TOTAL $1,294,334

BOIS BLANC ISLANDCO funding year 0

Install PAPI & REIL for Rwy 10 - design 20,000

Install PAPI & REIL for Rwy 10 - construction 150,000



TOTAL $503,334

CADILLACInstall Fencing - south side - construction 185,000Rehabilitate Non-Rev Terminal Parking Lot including

Access Road - design; Rehabilitate Apron Terminal -

Surface Treatment 167,500Rehabilitate Non-Rev Terminal Parking Lot including

Access Road - construction 205,000

Expand Apron Terminal - design 100,000

Expand Apron Terminal - construction 671,000

TOTAL $1,328,500

CAROAcquire Snow Removal Equipment; Airfield Crack

Sealing & Paint Marking 180,000

CO funding year 0




TOTAL $2,076,667

CHARLEVOIX Improve Fuel Farm - Expand Jet A 150,000





TOTAL $816,668

4

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

CHARLOTTERehabilitate Parking Lot & Access road - design; Install

Fencing - Entrance Area - design 17,000Rehabilitate Parking Lot & Access road - construction;

Install Fencing - Entrance Area - construction;

Rehabilitate Apron Terminal - design 209,000

Rehabilitate Apron Terminal - construction 43,000

Airport Development - TBD 166,667


TOTAL $602,334

CHEBOYGANImprove Terminal Building - Terminal Building Study 27,000

Improve & Expand Terminal Building - design 38,000

Improve & Expand Terminal Building - construction 265,000

Rehabilitate Apron - Terminal - design 65,000

Rehabilitate Apron - Terminal - construction 615,000

TOTAL $1,010,000

CLARERehabilitate Runway Lighting 4/22 including REILs -

construction; Install Taxiway Lighting including

windcone- construction 434,800

CO funding year 0Rehabilitate Apron Terminal - design; Rehabilitate

Taxiway - West Hangar Area - design 52,000

Rehabilitate Apron Terminal - construction; Rehabilitate

Taxiway - West Hangar Area - construction 508,000

CO funding year 0

TOTAL $994,800

COLDWATERRehabilitate Runway 4/22 (3500' x 75') - construction 900,000Rehabilitate Taxiway F west - design; Expand Apron

FBO - design 45,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway F west - construction; Expand

Apron FBO - construction; Airfield Sealing & Marking 671,000

CO funding year 0

Install Taxiway Lighting A, B & F - design 50,000

TOTAL $1,666,000

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DETROIT CITYRehabilitate Runway 15/33 - construction; Construct

Taxiway B Connector - construcion 3,400,000





TOTAL $4,066,668

DOWAGIACConstruct Building - 6 unit Hangar - design &

construction 372,000

Rehabilitate Runway Lighting 9/27 including signs 200,000

Rehabilitate Apron & Taxiway - design 13,000Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 - design; Rehabilitate Apron

& Taxiway - construction 120,000

Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 - construction 459,000

TOTAL $1,164,000

DRUMMOND ISLAND0

Rehabilitate Runway 8/26 - surface treatment (S/L) 200,000

Rehabilitate Runway Lighting - design (S/L) 50,000

Rehabilitate Runway Lighting - construction (S/L) 600,000

0

TOTAL $850,000

EVARTUnclassified Airport - Development TBD 0

Unclassified Airport - Development TBD 0




TOTAL $0

6

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

FRANKFORTAcquire land for runway 15/33 approaches phase 2 250,000

Remove obstructions - runway 15/33 200,000

Airfield Crack Sealing & Paint Marking 60,000



TOTAL $843,334

FREMONTCO funding year 0

Construct Building - 10-unit Hangar - design 30,000

Construct Building - 10-unit Hangar - construction 660,000

CO funding year 0

Construct Taxiway - Hangar Access - design 25,000

TOTAL $715,000

GAYLORDConstruct Building - Box Hangar - design 50,000

Construct Building - Box Hangar - construction 530,000




TOTAL $5,875,000

GLADWINRehabilitate Runway - Airfield Crack Sealing & Paint

Marking 70,000

CO funding year 0

Install AWOS including site work 275,000



TOTAL $678,334

7

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

GRAND HAVENRehabilitate Runway 9/27 - construction 861,000

CO funding year 0

CO funding year 0

Construct Building - 12-unit T-Hangar - design 35,000

Construct Building - 12-unit T-Hangar - construction 698,000

TOTAL $1,594,000

GRAND LEDGECO funding year 0Rehabilitate Taxiway Parallel - design; Rehabilitate

Apron including taxilane - design 75,000Rehabilitate Taxiway Parallel - construction; Rehabilitate

Apron including taxilane - construction 1,025,000



TOTAL $1,433,334

GRAYLINGUnclassified Airport - Development TBD 0





TOTAL $0

GREENVILLEAcquire Land for approaches or RPZ - Rwy 10

approach; Airfield Crack Sealing & Paint Marking 198,500

Remove Obstructions - Rwy 10 approach 60,000




TOTAL $1,015,167

8

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

GROSSE ILERehabilitate Taxiway A East - construction; Install

Taxiway Lighting A East - construction 2,289,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway C & Apron joint repair - design 28,000Rehabilitate Taxiway C & Apron joint repair -


Acquire Land for approaches or RPZ - Rwy 22 326,800


TOTAL $3,181,467

HARBOR SPRINGSConstruct SRE building - design 50,000

Construct SRE building 275,000

0

0

0

TOTAL $325,000

HART-SHELBYRehabilitate Apron including Taxiway & Taxilanes

(north of apron) - design & construction 232,500

CO funding year 0




TOTAL $715,834

HASTINGSImprove Fuel Farm - Expand 100LL - construction 220,000

Rehabilitate Non-Rev Terminal Parking Lot & Access

Road - design; Install Fencing - Terminal area - design 34,900Rehabilitate Non-Rev Terminal Parking Lot & Access

Road - construction; Install Fencing - Terminal area -




TOTAL $918,234

HILLSDALEAirport Development - TBD 166,667





TOTAL $833,335

9

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

HOLLANDInstall Runway Lighting 8/26 - design 55,500

Install Runway Lighting 8/26 - construction 694,500



CO funding year 0

TOTAL $3,770,000

HOUGHTON LAKE

(ROSC)Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 - construction 1,730,000

Rehabilitate Apron - GA - design 30,000Rehabilitate Apron - GA - construction; Rehabilitate Non-

Rev Parking Lot - design 294,000

Rehabilitate Non-Rev Parking Lot - construction 257,000

Expand Apron Terminal Tie-Down Area - design 54,000

TOTAL $2,365,000

HOWELLConstruct SRE Building - design; Rehab Taxiway -

Taxiways & Apron Crack Sealing 70,000

Construct SRE Building - construction 600,000



Rehabilitate Taxiways & Taxilane - design 65,000

TOTAL $956,000

IONIA

Install Runway Lighting 9/27 - construction; Install Rwy

9 REIL - construction; Airfield Sealing & Marking 394,000

Rehabilitate Apron - Terminal - Design 60,400

Rehabilitate Apron - Terminal - Construction 751,000

CO funding year 0

Install Taxiway Lighting Parallel for Rwy 9/27 - design 38,400

TOTAL $1,243,800

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

IRONWOODRehabilitate Runway 9/27 including lighting - design 255,000

Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 including lighting - constrution 5,385,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway - Midfield A - design; Rehabilitate

Taxiway Lighting Midfield A & A2 - design 140,000Rehabilitate Taxiway - Midfield A - construction;

Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting Midfield A & A2 -


Conduct MP - ALP update 175,000

TOTAL $8,025,000

JACKSONRehabilitate Apron Terminal (Phases 1 & 2) - design 187,000

Rehabilitate Apron Terminal Phase 1 - construction 1,353,000

Rehabilitate Apron Terminal Phase 2 - construction 1,250,000

CO funding year 0

Rehabilitate Apron - Corporate - design 40,000

TOTAL $2,830,000

LAKEVIEWConstruct Building - 6-unit Hangar - design &

construction 378,400Construct Fuel Farm 100LL - design; Airfield Crack


Construct Fuel Farm 100LL - construction 202,000



TOTAL $993,734

LAPEERCO funding year 0

Rehabilitate Runway - Airfield Sealing & Marking 50,000

Construct Building - T-Hangar - design 40,000

Construct Building - T-Hangar - construction 4,150,000

Airfield Development TBD 166,667

TOTAL $4,406,667

11

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

LUDINGTON

Rehabilitate Runway 8/26 - design; Rehab Runway 1/19,

Taxiway & Apron - Crack Sealing & Paint Marking 106,750


Acquire SRE Rotary Plow attachment 158,000



TOTAL $2,173,250

MACKINAC ISLANDInstall Apron Lighting including primary windcone

replacement - design 20,000Install Apron Lighting including primary windcone

replacement - construction; Airfield Crack Sealing &

Paint Marking 165,600

Construct Building - Box Hangar - design 30,000

Construct Building - Box Hangar - construction 483,900

Expand Apron - Grass Tie-down Area - design 30,000

TOTAL $729,500

MANISTEE Rehabilitate Taxiway A - design; Airfield Crack Sealing

& Paint Marking; Conduct MP - ALP update 430,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway A - construction 1,390,000




TOTAL $2,436,300

MANISTIQUEConstruct Building - 2-unit Hangar 348,000

CO funding year 0




TOTAL $1,029,000

MARLETTERehabilitate Runway 9/27 - construction; Install Runway

Lighting 9/27 - construction 1,653,000Rehabilitate Runway 9/27 - construction; Install Runway

Lighting 9/27 - construction 1,540,000

CO funding year 0

Rehabilitate Taxiway including hangar taxilanes - design 60,000Rehabilitate Taxiway including hangar taxilanes -


12

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

TOTAL $3,994,000

13

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

MARSHALLConstruct Terminal Building - construction 500,000

Conduct MP - ALP update 180,000Acquire Snow Removal Equipment; Airfield Crack


Acquire Land for approaches or RPZ - Rwy 28 approach 150,000

Rehabilitate Apron North - design & construction 260,000

TOTAL $1,306,667

MASONRehabilitate Taxiway - Hangar Taxilanes 1, 2, 4, 6 & 7 -

design 45,000Rehabilitate Taxiway - Hangar Taxilanes 1, 2, 4, 6 & 7 -


Rehabilitate Runway 10/28 - surface treatment - design 36,000Rehabilitate Runway 10/28 - surface treatment -


Extend Perimeter Road - design 30,000

TOTAL $923,000

MENOMINEERehabilitate Runway 14/32 - design; Install Runway

Lighting 14/32 - design 110,000Rehabilitate Runway 14/32 - construction; Install

Runway Lighting 14/32 - construction 2,560,000

CO funding year 0



TOTAL $6,320,000

MIDLANDCO funding year 0

Construct Building - 5-unit T-Hangar - design 40,000

Construct Building - 5-unit T-Hangar - construction 500,000

Install Fencing - Entrance Area - design 29,250

Install Fencing - Entrance Area - construction 280,750

TOTAL $850,000

14

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

MIOConstruct Building - T-Hangar - design 40,000

Construct Building - T-Hangar - construction 430,000

Acquire SRE 200,000


Construct SRE Building - design 40,000

TOTAL $740,000

MONROECO funding year 0

CO funding year 0



Rehabilitate Taxiway A - design 85,000

TOTAL $4,120,000

MOUNT PLEASANT


Remove Obstructions Rwy 9 Approach Phase 2 150,000Rehabilitate Taxiway A - design; Install Taxiway

Lighting A - design 109,250Rehabilitate Taxiway A - construction; Install Taxiway

Lighting A - construction 1,370,750


TOTAL $2,083,000

NEW HUDSONAirport Development TBD 166,667





TOTAL $833,335

15

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

NEWBERRYRehabilitate Apron & Taxiway - surface treatments 157,950

Construct Runway 1/19 turf (2800' x 100) design 25,000

Construct Runway 1/19 turf (2800' x 100) construction;


Construct Terminal Building - Terminal Study 10,000

Construct Terminal Building - Design 25,000

TOTAL $490,950

NILESRehabilitate Runway 15/33 - design 115,000


Rehabilitate Taxiway - Hangar Taxiways - design 24,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway - Hangar Taxiways - construction 234,000

CO funding year 0

TOTAL $1,788,000

ONTONAGONAirport Development - TBD 166,667





TOTAL $833,335

OSCODA-WURTSMITHRehabilitate Taxiway E Phase 1 - design 100,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway E Phase 1 - construction 2,100,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway E phase2 - design & construction 2,200,000Rehabilitate Runway - Crack Sealing & Paint Marking;

Rehabilitate Taxiway - Surface Treatment - design &


CO funding year 0

TOTAL $5,000,000

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

OWOSSORemove Obstructions for Perimeter Fencing -


Install Fencing - perimeter - design 60,000

Install Fencing - perimeter phase 1 - construction 550,000

Install Fencing - perimeter phase 2 - construction 550,000


TOTAL $1,744,667

PLYMOUTHConstruct SRE Building; Rehabilitate Runway 18/36 -

design; Rehabilitate Taxiway A - design 300,000

Rehabilitate Runway 18/36; Rehabilitate Taxiway A 1,050,000

CO funding year 0

CO funding year 0

Construct Building - Hangar 550,000

TOTAL $1,900,000

PONTIACRehabilitate Taxiway D & A including connectors -

design 160,000

CO funding year 0

Rehabilitate Taxiway D & A including connectors -




TOTAL $6,993,334

PORT HURONRehabilitate Taxiway Lighting B - design 60,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting B - construction;

Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting C - design 940,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway Lighting C - construction;

Rehabilitate Taxiway B - design 870,000

Rehabilitate Taxiway B - construction 1,460,000


TOTAL $3,496,667

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

RAY0

0

0

0

0

TOTAL $0

ROGERS CITYUnclassified Airport - Development TBD 0





TOTAL $0

ROMEOAirport Development - TBD 166,667

Rehabilitate Runway 18/36 surface treatment 280,000




TOTAL $946,668

SAGINAW

- HARRY W. BROWNEInstall Runway Lighting 9/27 - construction 740,000Rehabilitate Taxiway C, D & E East - design; Install

Taxiway Lighting C, D & E East - design; Airfield

Sealing & Marking 166,667

Rehabilitate Taxiway C, D & E East - construction;

Install Taxiway Lighting C, D & E East - construction 1,420,000Rehabilitate Taxiway A & E West - design; Install

Taxiway Lighting A & E West - design 65,000Rehabilitate Taxiway A & E West - construction; Install

Taxiway Lighting A & E West - construction 975,000

TOTAL $3,366,667

18

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

ST. IGNACEConstruct Taxiway connector - design 22,000Construct Taxiway connector - construction; Rehab

Runway & Taxiway Concrete Repairs 187,000Install Fencing - partial perimeter - design; Rehabilitate

Apron Terminal (sealcoat) 150,000

Install Fencing - partial perimeter - construction 141,000


TOTAL $666,667

SANDUSKYRehabilitate Runway 9/27 - design 89,000


CO funding year 0

CO funding year 0

Construct Building - Hangar - design 73,000

TOTAL $1,272,000

SAULT STE MARIE-

SANDERSON

(S/L) 0

0

0

0

0

TOTAL $0

SOUTH HAVENCO funding year 0

CO funding year 0Construct Building 10-unit Hangar - design &


CO funding year 0Rehabilitate Taxiway B - design; Rehabilitate Access

Road - design 52,000

TOTAL $652,000

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

SPARTACO funding year 0

Construct Taxiway Phase 1 - construction 500,000

Install Weather Reporting Equipment - AWOS 200,000

Expand Apron 300,000

Construct Terminal Building - Terminal Study 25,000

TOTAL $1,025,000

STATEWIDECrack sealing, Paint marking, AWOS upgrades 150,000

Crack sealing, Paint marking, AWOS upgrades 150,000




TOTAL $800,000

STATEWIDEMisc. State/Local projects for airports in MASP 600,000

Misc. State/Local projects for airports in MASP 700,000



Misc. State/Local projects for airports in MASP 1,000,000

TOTAL $4,000,000

STURGISCO funding year 0



CO funding year 0

CO funding year 0

TOTAL $1,022,000

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

THREE RIVERSInstall Taxiway Lighting - Twy C & B - design 38,000

Install Taxiway Lighting - Twy C & B - construction 389,000

CO funding year 0

CO funding year 0


TOTAL $490,000

TROYInstall Fencing - design 20,000

Install Fencing - construction 355,000


Construct Apron - west parking - design 25,000

Construct Apron - west parking - construction 375,000

TOTAL $830,000

WEST BRANCHConstruct Building - T-Hangar - design 35,000Construct Building - T-Hangar - construction; Airfield

Sealing & Marking 445,000

CO funding year 0

Install Fencing - Perimeter - design 70,000

Install Fencing - Perimeter - construction 1,060,000

TOTAL $1,610,000

WHITE CLOUDCO funding year $0



Construct Taxiway - Hangar access - design 25,000

Construct Taxiway - Hangar access - construction 335,000

TOTAL $1,430,000

NON-PRIMARY AIRPORT TOTALS: 26,419,202 35,823,636 30,736,053 37,818,006 23,633,659 $154,430,556

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTALPRIMARY AIRPORTS

ALPENA Construct New Terminal Building (Design) 1,080,000

Construct New Terminal Building (Construction) 5,930,000

Construct New Terminal Building (Construction) 5,930,000

Install Runway 1/19 LED Lighting (Design) 11,000

Install Runway 1/19 LED Lighting (Construction) 207,000

Install Taxiway LED Lighting (Design) 14,000


Rehabilitation of Runway 1/19 (Design) 38,000

Rehabilitation of Runway 1/19 Construction) 527,000

TOTAL $14,387,000

DETROIT WILLOW RUN Develop Airfield Sign Replacement Program 50,000

Airfield Sign Replacement 2,000,000

Develop New Parallel Twy for Rwy 5R/23L ph 1 7,350,000


Residential Sound Insulation Program ph 1 3,000,000


Rwy 9/27 Reconstruction ph 1 10,600,000

Remove Rwy 9/27 Displaced Threshold & Obstruction 2,000,000

Residential Sound Insulation Program ph 2 3,000,000TOTAL $38,900,000

DETROIT METRO Displacement of rwy 4R Threshold 13,500,000

Airfield Service Road West of Twy M Improvements 2,100,000

Eastern Taxiways Reconstruction 28,400,000

Rwy 3L/21R extension environmental processing 2,667,000

Airfield Lighting Vault#1 Replacement 3,100,000

Demolition of Smith and Berry Terminals 7,520,000

S. Portion of Rwy 3L/21R & Twys M & F Reconstruct. 54,000,000

W. Portion of Twy H Reconstruction 1,500,000

N. Portion of Twy G Reconstruction 3,400,000

N. portion of Rwy 3L/21R & Twys Reconstruction 53,700,000

Rwy 3L/21R extension & land acquisition ph1 25,000,000

Rwy & Twy Surface Monitor System Improvements 1,000,000

S. Portion of of Twy Z Reconstruction 14,000,000

Twy K Reconstruction 11,900,000

Portions of Rwy 9R/27L Shoulder Reconstruction 3,500,000

Rwy 3L/21R extension & land acquisition ph2 21,743,000

TOTAL $247,030,000

ESCANABA Rehab Rwy Pavement Marking & Crack Sealing 164,000

Rehab Rwy 18/36 Construction 871,000

Rehab Rwy 18/36 & Twy A Lighting Construction 372,000

Rehab Rwy 9/27 & Twy B Lighting Design 30,000

Rehab Rwy 9/27 Design 90,000

Rehab Rwy 9/27 Construction 1,501,000

Rehab Rwy 9/27 & Twy B Lighting Construction 385,000

Airport Improvement 1,050,000

Airport Improvement 1,050,000TOTAL $5,513,000

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

FLINT Perimeter Road Environmental & Preliminary Engr. 300,000

Perimeter Road Final Design 300,000

Rehabilitate Terminal Apron 1,500,000

Corporate Area Development, Apron & Twy (Design) 200,000

Corporate Area Development, Apron & Twy (Const) 2,500,000

Aircraft Rescue and FireFighting Vehicle 850,000

TOTAL $5,650,000

GRAND RAPIDS DHS/Terminal Improvements (ph2) 12,950,000

Terminal apron reconstruction ph1 5,579,800

Snow removal equipment replacement 352,500

Perimeter Road reconstruction 1,073,000

Terminal apron reconstruction ph2 5,580,000

Terminal Building Baggage Design 1,159,000


ARFF Vehicle Replacement 160,000

Terminal apron reconstruction (ph3) 5,580,000



TOTAL $33,958,300

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

HANCOCK Airfield Pavement Marking Construction 107,000

Airfield Crack Sealing 7/25, A, B Constuction 100,000

Rehab Taxiway C Design 105,000

Rehab Taxiway C Lighting Design 24,000

Rehav Runway 13/31 Design 350,000

Rehab Taxiway C Construction 1,401,250

Rehab Taxiway C Lighting Construction 319,200

Rehab Runway 13/31 Construction 3,000,000

Design Passenger Terminal Building and Site Preparation 1,000,000

Construct New Terminal Building 6,000,000

Wildlife Hazard Assessment 50,000

Wildlife Control Fencing Design 30,000

Acquire Passenger Lift Device- Loading Bridge 750,000

TOTAL $13,236,450

IRON MOUNTAIN Design of Rwy 13/31 Crack Repair and PFC 41,500

Design of Rwy 1/19 & Twy A & E Rehabilitation 350,000

Design of Rwy 13/31 & 1/19 Lighting 73,000

Design of Twy H Rehabilitation 36,000

Rehabilitation of Twy H 355,000

Rehabilitation of Rwy 1/19 7,565,000

Rehabilitation of Twy A & E 2,193,000

Rwy 13/31 Crack Repair and PFC Construction 573,000

Rwy 13/31 & 1/19 Lighting Construction 365,000

Twy A & E Lighting Construction 250,000

Design of Rehabilitation of SE Apron 50,000

Rehabilitation of SE Apron 630,000

Design of Drainage Improvements and Taxilanes 15,000

TOTAL $12,496,500

KALAMAZOO New Airfield Electrical Vault 6,340,000

New Terminal Feasibility Study 470,000

RPZ Analysis/ Justification/ Benefit-Cost 100,000

Environmental Assessment for Runway 17/35 200,000

Preliminary Engineering to support EA 250,000FAA Preliminary Reimbursable Agreement Runway

17/35 Extension 50,000

Pavement Sealing & Marking 40,000Reimbursable Agreement for relocating FAA owned

NAVAIDS 140,000

Pavement Sealing & Marking 40,000

Design Engineering for Runway 17/35 Extension 500,000


Extend Runway 17/35 7,840,000


Design Taxiway A, D, E &G Rehabilitation Lighting 50,000

24

AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTALDesign Taxiway A, D, E &G Rehabilitation 115,000

TOTAL $16,215,000

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AIRPORT 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 TOTAL

LANSING New Airfield Electrical Vault 3,143,000

New Terminal Feasibility Study 325,000

Rehab. of Rwy 28L and Twys A, B, C, D, F, & M 3,500,000

Master Plan and Noise Study Updates 600,000

Acquire Land for Rwy 6/24 Upgrade 2,060,000

Aircraft Rescue & Fire Fighting truck replacement 1,012,500

Rwy 6/24 upgrade ph1 10,000,000

TOTAL $20,640,500

MARQUETTE Rehab Rwy 1 Approach Pavement Construction 275,000

Rebah Rwy 1/19 Construction 6,598,075

Acquire SRE- snow plow with broom 610,000


Taxiway Pavement Rehabilitation Design 30,000

Taxiway Pavement Rehabilitation 480,000

Rehab Taxiway B, C, D Design 660,000

Rehab Taxiway B, C, D Construction 3,000,000TOTAL $12,303,075

MUSKEGON Rwy 6/24 rehabilitation 3,000,000

Twy A rehabilitation 2,800,000

North General Aviation Area Pavement Rehabilitation 520,000

Twy C Rehabilitation 632,000

Pavement Marking & Crack Sealing 200,000

Rapid response ARFF vehicle 250,000

Deicing Equipment 200,000

Taxiway rehabilitation 1,700,000

TOTAL $9,302,000

PELLSTON Rehab Rwy 5/23 Design 250,000

Rehab Rwy 5/23 Lighting Design 45,000

Airfield Pavment Marking & Crack Sealing 100,000

Rehab Rwy 5/23 Construction 3,000,000

Rehab Rwy 5/23 Lighting Construct 500,000

Construct GA Terminal Design 390,000

Construct GA Terminal Construction 4,190,000

Rehab Txwy A, B, C Design 115,000

TOTAL $8,590,000

SAGINAW - MBS De-icing system and pavement study and design 50,000

Construct parallel taxiway and apron connector 5,610,000

Replace navigational aids 520,000

De-icing system and pavement construction 2,500,000

Purchase snow removal equipment 500,000

TOTAL $9,180,000

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SS MARIE

Acquire Snow Removal Equipment Multi Tasking

Equipment MTE - plow w/ broom 831,250Acquire Snow Removal Equipment SRE - Front End

Loader w/ blower attachment 308,750

Rehab Rwy Markings - Rwy & Twys 85,500

Rehab Twy B Shoulder Improvements Construction 452,200Acquire ARFF Vehicle (Part 139) ARFF Vehicle w/

FLIR 475,000Acquire Snow Removal Equipment 4 Wheel Drive all

steer Rwy Sweeper w/ Blower 408,500Acquire ARFF Vehicle (Part 139) ARFF Rapid

Response Vehicle 180,500

Acquire Snow Removal Equipment SRE- Snowblower 836,880

Rehab Rwy Crack Seal 57,950

Rehab Twy A Design 45,600

Rehab Twy A Construction 619,400

Rehab Rwy Lighting Rwy 16/34 Design 19,000Imp/Mod/Rehab Terminal Bldg (capacity) Rehabilitate

GA Terminal Construction 1,900,000

Rehab Rwy Lighting Rwy 16/34 Construction 237,500

TOTAL $6,458,030

TRAVERSE CITY Realign Twy D - East Design 355,500

Relocate General Aviation Entrance Road Design 180,000

Twy D2 Reconstruction Dsign 69,750

Rehabilitate West T-Hangar Taxistreet Design 45,000

RVZ Improvements Design 13,500

Rehabilitate West T-Hangar Taxistreet Construction 450,000

Rehabilitate Twy C (4,500 SY) Design 48,600

Terminal Road Canopy Design 90,000

Realign Twy D - East Construction 3,555,000

Relocate General Aviation Entrance Road Construction 2,241,000

RVZ Improvements Construction 252,000Seasonal Snow Removal Equipment Storage Building

Design 90,000

Sustainable Energy Study 45,000

Terminal Gate Hold Room Expansion - Add Pod Design 328,500

Storage Building SRE Plow Trucks 720,000

Realign Twy D - East Design 200,000

Rehab Twy D2 Design 45,000

TOTAL $8,728,850

PRIMARY AIRPORT TOTALS: $138,687,595 $135,495,988 $149,400,502 $192,510,244 $77,947,000 $694,041,329

NON-PRIMARY + PRIMARY TOTALS: $165,106,797 $171,319,624 $180,136,555 $230,328,250 $101,580,659 $848,471,885

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FIVE-YEAR FACILITIES STRATEGIC PLANFY 2019-2023

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AN OVERVIEW OF THEMICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF

TRANSPORTATIONSTATEWIDE FACILITIES PLAN

Prepared byOffice of Operations Administrative Services

Operations Facilities Review TeamOctober 2017

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Mission, Vision, Values, and Strategic Areas of Focus ......…………………Mission Statement

Strategies for Prioritization and Department Overview....................………Executive Summary

Programming Changes …………..……………………………...……...Programming Changes

Implementation Plan …………………………………………………...…… Implementation Plan

FY 2019 Major Capital and Special Maintenance Projects Summary …………2019 MCP/SMP

FY 2020-2023 Major Capital Project Summary …………………………………….. ..Appendix A

FY 2020-2023 Special Maintenance Project Summary …………………………. …Appendix B

Facility Assessment Overview……………………………………………….………….Appendix C

Facility Assessments ……………………………………………………………Region/ Area Tabs

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MISSION, VISION, VALUES, andSTRATEGIC AREAS of FOCUS

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is a recognized leader for all modes oftransportation, and facilities play a critical role in the delivery of services necessary to preserveand maintain an extensive, statewide transportation infrastructure. Accordingly, MDOTrecognizes and acknowledges its responsibility to both internal and external customers, andtakes pride in its quest to provide the highest possible level of service. MDOT is guided by thevalues of Quality, Teamwork, Customer Orientation, Integrity, and Pride, which complementand align with the values adopted by the State of Michigan – Integrity, Inclusion, Excellence,and Team Work. These values promote the strengthening of the MDOT organizational cultureand help to ensure the delivery of a quality program. Timely and sufficient investment infacilities contributes to MDOT’s strategic plan and comprehensive asset managementapproach. The infographic below illustrates how the foundation of MDOT is supported by itsMission, Vision, and Values, as well as the current Strategic Areas of Focus:

Leadership Customer-centered System Focus Safety Partners Innovative and Efficient Workforce

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Department Strategies for Prioritization

In alignment with enhancing MDOT’s comprehensive asset management approach, thestrategic focus of the department for prioritizing its capital facility program is based on thefollowing criteria:

• Safety and Emergency Response/Repairs:

Safety of the public and MDOT employees is the highest priority of the department.MDOT must respond to local and state declarations of emergency 24 hours per day,seven days per week. The placement, type, and size of facilities are central in MDOT’sefficient and effective response. MDOT must also plan and provide for unforeseenevents that adversely impact facilities (fires, floods, tornados, storms, etc.). In addition,MDOT must plan and provide for the possibility that contract agencies may choose tonot renew long-standing agreements. Should MDOT ever need to assume theoperations previously performed by contract agencies, such a change would impactdepartment facilities.

• Security:

MDOT must ensure and provide security for its facilities and be able to address anythreats to the State’s infrastructure.

• Operational Need:

MDOT’s operational role and responsibility to the citizens, taxpayers, tourists, and thetraveling public of Michigan reinforce the requirement that MDOT facilities be sufficientto meet their expanded service functions; sized to house equipment and materials; andsupport technological advancements. Timely and sufficient investments in facilitiespromote and protect the efficient and effective utilization of MDOT’s resources.

• Rules, Regulations, and Mandates:

MDOT is subject to a wide variety of laws, regulations, mandates, and executivedirectives, all of which impact the needs and requests of facilities. Adherence to suchrequirements promotes safety and environmental responsibility, and ensurescompliance with applicable laws such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) andothers.

• Preventive/Corrective Maintenance:

MDOT must ensure that its capital investment in facilities is preserved, thereby enablingits people, equipment, and materials to continue to provide service to the citizens of

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Michigan. When a problem requiring corrective maintenance is identified, it must beresolved in a timely and effective manner so as to avoid more damage to the structure.Additionally, on-going preventive maintenance and facility assessments are critical tothe avoidance of costly, extensive repairs and system failures that interrupt servicedelivery.

• Energy Efficient Facilities:

MDOT continues to promote energy efficiency in the design, construction, andmaintenance/repair of its facilities, and also pursues the reduction of energyconsumption. Energy efficiency initiatives include improvements to various buildingsystems including lighting, water heaters, heating and ventilation systems (HVAC), andlow flow toilets. Proper maintenance of roofs; the installation of building insulation andenergy efficient windows; and the reduction of air infiltration by sealing openings andcracks also reduce energy consumption. In addition to retrofitting activities, all newfacility construction projects are designed to have a minimum of 26 “Leadership inEnergy and Environmental Design” (LEED) rating points promoting “green” building anddevelopment. Green buildings provide a proven reduction in both building operatingcosts and the consumption of vital natural resources.

• Partnering/Consolidation:

MDOT continues to assess opportunities for consolidating and sharing facilitiesresources within the department and with other state agencies. Information regardingexisting collocation arrangements has been collected, and new collocation requests arebeing evaluated.

• Buy versus Lease:

MDOT will continue the movement toward buying facilities when warranted from anoperational and economic perspective.

Department Overview

Since the establishment of Michigan’s state road improvement agency in 1905, MDOT hasremained a leading authority and innovator in the development of safe roads, roadsideservices, and other transportation modes. From construction of the nation’s first mile ofconcrete highway in 1905 to the creation of a department-wide total quality plan, MDOT hasmaintained a long-standing commitment to innovation and quality evidenced by MDOT’snational reputation.

Michigan’s system of state highways, county roads, and municipal/other streets total 123,086route miles (see Table 1). MDOT has jurisdiction over the state trunkline system, which includes9,672 routes miles and all “I,” “US,” and “M” numbered highways.Michigan local agencies comprised of counties, cities and villages, and federal and tribal havejurisdiction on 113,414 route miles.

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90,264 route miles of county roads are under the jurisdiction of 83 counties 21,330 route miles of municipal streets are owned by 533 incorporated cities and villages 1,820 miles of federal and tribal roads are owned by the U.S. Department of Defense,

National Forest Service, National Wildlife Service, National Parks Service, and theBureau of Indian Affairs and Tribes.

MDOT has an obligation to the taxpayers of Michigan to provide the best possible overalltransportation system, which takes into account all aspects and modes of the system.

Route Miles in Michigan

Regions*Bay 1767

Grand 1406

Metro 716

North 1748

Southwest 974

Superior 1820

University 1241

Subtotal 9672

Local AgenciesCities and Villages** 21,330

Counties** 90,264

Federal/Tribal*** 1,820

Subtotal 113,414

STATEWIDE TOTAL: 123,086

* Source: MDOT Planning from 2015 SufficiencyProject

** Source: Public Act 51 Certification as of July 01,2017

*** Source: MDOT Planning from 2017 FHWA Data

Table 1: 2017 Reported State of Michigan Route Mileage

Michigan travelers who use the freeway system have access to 63 rest areas, 14 welcomecenters, and 82 roadside parks. Additionally, throughout northern Michigan, travelers will find28 picnic table sites and 23 scenic turnouts. Scenic turnouts provide motorists with the abilityto park and view some of the natural beauty and majesty offered by Michigan’s four seasons.

Prior to 1997, the department was organized into nine districts with executive andbureau/division offices in Lansing. Under this previous organizational structure, there weremore than fifty project/construction offices throughout the state located within the ninedistricts. In 1997, in an effort to better serve the public, build stronger relationships with the

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public and local agencies, and adapt to increased and transitioning responsibilities, MDOTchanged the way it did business. A substantial reorganization occurred, resulting in a changefrom nine districts and over fifty project offices to seven geographic regions and 26Transportation Services Centers (TSCs). While there were some functions that shifted frombeing performed centrally to being performed in the regions, the result of the reorganizationwas not decentralization; rather, it was an increased emphasis on customer focus andstreamlining operations and facilities in adapting to and performing progressive departmentresponsibilities and functions. In 2011, with a continued focus on streamlining operations andan emphasis on core functions, MDOT underwent a reorganization which resulted in furtherfacility closings and consolidations resulting in 22 TSCs within the department’s seven regions.In FY 2016, as part of the Governor’s Regional Prosperity Initiative (RPI), MDOT implementeda change in its regional boundaries. One of the central themes of this organizational changewas "One MDOT" - MDOT is one agency united in its purpose and vision. The goal is to breakdown boundaries and barriers, not only between MDOT’s customers and the service outcomesdesired, but also internally, between service groups within the organization. Under thisstructure, MDOT has continued continue to be more intentional about opportunities to provideservices across boundaries where doing so will result in a more effective and efficient outcome.The goal is to become less focused on boundaries and more focused on the effective andefficient delivery of services with an emphasis on leveraging current talent and resources.

An overview of the updated region structure is as follows: Bay: The Bay Region includes fifteen (15) counties in the Saginaw Bay area serving

1,767 trunkline route miles. Four (4) TSCs serve the transportation needs of this region.The Bay City TSC serves Arenac, Bay, and Saginaw counties. The Davison TSC servesGenesee, Lapeer, and Shiawassee counties. The Huron TSC serves Huron, Sanilac,St. Clair, and Tuscola counties. The Mt. Pleasant TSC serves Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot,Isabella, and Midland counties. Major state trunklines include I-75, I-69, US-127, US-23,and US-10.

Grand: The Grand Region serves thirteen (13) counties in the western part of Michiganserving 1,406 trunkline route miles. Three (3) TSCs serve this region. Grand Region isalso home to the West Michigan Transportation Operations Center (WMTOC). TheCadillac TSC services Lake, Mecosta, Montcalm, Newago, and Osceola counties. TheGrand Rapids TSC of Allegan, Barry, Ionia, and Kent. The Muskegon TSC servesMason, Muskegon, Oceana, and Ottawa counties. Major state trunklines include I-96, I-196, US-31, US-131, and M-6.

Metro: The Metro Region serves three (3) counties in southeastern Michigan supporting716 trunkline route miles. Four (4) TSCs serve the transportation needs of this region.The Macomb TSC serves Macomb County, the Oakland TSC serves Oakland County,and both the Detroit TSC and the Taylor TSC jointly serve Wayne County. The threecounties encompass 161 cities and townships. Major state trunklines include I-69, I-75,I-94, I-96, I-275, M-3, M-10, M-39, M-59, and M-97. Metro Region is also home to theSoutheast Michigan Traffic Operations Center (SEMTOC), formerly known as theMichigan Intelligent Transportation System (MITS) Center. SEMTOC plays an importantrole in the safety of the traveling public through its Freeway Courtesy Patrol (FCP);

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monitoring the trunkline system; and advising motorists of accidents, work zones, andheavily congested areas. Many of these functions are performed with strategicallyplaced camera towers and electronic message boards located along the majortrunklines.

North: The North Region is comprised of the northernmost twenty-one (21) counties ofthe Lower Peninsula serving 1,748 trunkline route miles. Three (3) TSCs serve thetransportation needs of this region. The Alpena TSC serves Alcona, Alpena, Iosco,Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, and Presque Isle counties. The Gaylord TSC (locatedin the North Region Office) serves Antrim, Charlevoix, Cheboygan, Crawford, Emmet,Otsego, and Roscommon counties. The Traverse City TSC serves Benzie, GrandTraverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee, and Wexford counties. Major statetrunklines include I-75, US-127, US-23, US-131, and US-31.

Southwest: The Southwest Region covers seven (7) counties in the southwestern partof the state, which serve 974 trunkline route miles. Two (2) TSCs serve this region. TheKalamazoo TSC serves Berrien, Cass, Kalamazoo, and Van Buren counties, and theMarshall TSC serves Branch, Calhoun, and St. Joseph counties. Major state trunklinesinclude I-69, I-94, I-196, US-12, US-31, and US-131.

Superior: The Superior Region includes all fifteen (15) counties in the Upper Peninsulaserving 1,820 trunkline route miles and 11 border crossings. Three (3) TSCs serve thetransportation needs of this region. The Crystal Falls TSC serves Delta, Dickinson,Gogebic, Iron, and Menominee counties. The Ishpeming TSC serves Baraga, Houghton,Keweenaw, Marquette, and Ontonagon counties. The Newberry TSC serves Alger,Chippewa, Luce, Mackinac, and Schoolcraft counties. Major state trunklines include I-75, US-41, US-45, US-2, US-141, M-26, M-35, M-95, M-117, M-129, and M-28. Theregion is home to the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge, a significant gateway toCanada and the only US-Canada border crossing north of Port Huron, and the MackinacBridge, the five-mile long suspension bridge connection between the upper and lowerpeninsulas. The Superior Region, unlike the rest of the state, spans two time zones:Eastern and Central. The Central Time zone includes four counties: Dickinson, Gogebic,Iron, and Menominee. The one-hour time difference between the time zones must betaken into account when scheduling region wide operations and travel between facilities.

• University: The University Region serves nine (9) counties in the heart of south-centralMichigan, serving 1,241 trunkline route miles. Three (3) TSCs serve the transportationneeds of this region. The Brighton TSC serves Livingston, Monroe, and Washtenawcounties. The Jackson TSC serves Hillsdale, Jackson, and Lenawee counties. TheLansing TSC serves Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties. The University Region’scentralized location makes it the “crossroads” of the Lower Peninsula. Major statetrunklines include I-69, I-75, I-94, I-96, I-275, US-12, US-23, and US-127.

Each region is responsible for the planning and design of transportation projects, trafficoperations, construction administration, trunkline maintenance, and the issuance of permits.

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Region offices provide technical expertise, oversight, development and planning services,program guidance, and ensure alignment with the TSCs in their region, who in turn providedirect transportation projects and services throughout the region. The TSCs are responsiblefor the development and delivery of transportation programs to which facilities such as garages,testing laboratories, salt/sand storage buildings, and equipment/material storage buildings arean integral requirement. Careful consideration was given to the placement of the TSCs duringthe development of MDOT’s reorganization plan. TSCs are strategically placed within eachregion to ensure they are within reasonable proximity to Michigan citizens. This is important inreaching out to the public and making the best use of MDOT’s resources and investments inserving the state of Michigan. Each region also contains numerous supporting structures whichinclude safety rest areas, welcome centers, and various tourist facilities.

In addition to the region-based facilities, MDOT occupies several buildings in the Lansingvicinity. Aeronautics, Fleet Administration and Operations, Nixon Road Warehouse, andOperations Field Services locations are MDOT-owned. MDOT also owns and maintains theBlue Water Bridge facilities. The Blue Water Bridge is home to a major international bordercrossing and includes the Blue Water Bridge Plaza, Port Huron Garage, Port Huron ProjectOffice, and Port Huron Welcome Center. The Van Wagoner Building and Secondary Complexlocations are leased from the Department of Technology, Management, and Budget (DTMB).The Van Wagoner Building is home to the Statewide Transportation Operations Center(STOC). STOC monitors traffic conditions and operates ITS devices across five MDOTRegions (Bay, North, Southwest, Superior, and University), and assists with overnightoperations in the Grand Region. In addition, STOC is in constant contact with the UniversityRegion Freeway Courtesy Patrol (FCP). The MDOT Secondary Complex encompassesConstruction Field Services, the MDOT Warehouse, and the Horatio S. Earle Learning Center.

MDOT has over 400 buildings of various sizes located throughout the state, ranging in agefrom newly constructed to over sixty years old. MDOT owns the majority of the facilitiesoccupied by staff, equipment, and materials. Owning a facility provides greater flexibility, andthe department considers the purchase of a facility if it proves to be more cost-effective for thestate to own rather than lease. The design and utilization of many MDOT facilities were basedon existing industry standards, DTMB standards, and MDOT operational needs at the time oftheir original construction. The functionality and size of proposed facilities and improvementsto existing facilities are based on meeting the program and operational needs of today, as wellas those of the future.

Highly flexible and technically adaptive facilities are necessary to provide professional andcustomer-oriented service. Modern, up-to-date facilities play a key role in delivering effectiveand efficient transportation services to the public by supporting operations. Michigan has aland mass of over 56,000 square miles and is home to just under 10,000,000 people. MDOT isresponsible for providing Michigan citizens with the best possible transportation system, anundertaking that helps to keep Michigan’s tourism industry thriving and protects Michigan’svaluable natural resources.

In line with the department’s strategic focus, the projects outlined in the Five-Year FacilitiesStrategic Plan for fiscal years 2019-2023 will accomplish the following:

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• Upgrade facilities to comply with building and environmental code requirements.

• Construct MDOT-owned facilities and reduce the number of leased facilities wheneconomically efficient.

• Provide energy efficient and structurally updated facilities.

• Construct vehicle/equipment storage buildings to protect MDOT’s assets.

• Renovate existing facilities to meet operational needs and accommodate relocatedemployees, materials, and equipment in an energy-saving and efficient manner.

• Continue to perform preventive and corrective maintenance to preserve MDOT capitalinvestments, avoid expensive repairs, and reduce energy usage.

Upgrade Facilities to Comply with Building and Environmental Code Requirements:

MDOT’s portfolio of buildings includes region offices, transportation service centers,maintenance garages, salt/sand storage buildings, welcome centers, vehicle/equipment andmaterial storage buildings, and other structures within the right-of-way. Additionally, thedepartment supports facilities at 63 rest areas and 14 welcome centers located throughout thestate.

Many of the department’s garages were built in the 1940s and 1950s. Although gems in theirday, these more than half-century old buildings are now out-of-date and present multiplebuilding code problems including, but not limited to, improperly ventilated spaces, operationallyinefficient floor plans, construction materials used for insulation which need replacement,noncompliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, and insufficienttoilet and locker room facilities for employees (male and female).

MDOT uses sand and salt mixtures, as well as chemicals, for deicing highways and bridgesduring the winter. Optimally, these materials should be kept in an enclosed building to maintainthe quality of the material and to avoid pollution of the ecosystem. Damage can occur tosubterranean water supplies, surface water, vegetation, and wildlife if these pollutants are notcontained in a proper facility. Pursuant to Part 31 of PA 451 of 1994, as amended, effectiveAugust 2003, the Department of Environmental Quality requires secondary containmentsystems which many of the locations lack.

Construct Facilities from an Improved Operational and Economic Perspective:

As mentioned previously, in an effort to optimize efficiencies, MDOT moved from nine districtoffices to a seven region concept and consolidated numerous project offices into TSCs, andunderwent additional reorganizations in FY 2012 and FY 2016.

MDOT has owned facilities for all of the department’s region offices, and also has ownedfacilities for the following TSCs: Bay City, Cadillac, Crystal Falls, Davison, Detroit (located inthe Detroit Operations and Service Center), Gaylord (located with the North Region Office),

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Huron (located with the Bay Region Office), Ishpeming, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing (locatedwith the Aeronautics Building), Marshall, Mt. Pleasant (located with the Mt. Pleasant Garage),Muskegon, Newberry, Oakland, and Taylor.

MDOT considers moving from leased to owned facilities when it better supports operationalneed and when the “buy versus lease” analysis supports the business decision to purchase.The leased TSC facilities currently include Alpena, Brighton, Grand Rapids, Macomb, andTraverse City.

Provide Energy Efficient and Structurally Updated Facilities:

As discussed earlier, many of MDOT’s garages are now significantly older, and do not havethe energy-efficient features found in new buildings. However, the reality is these structureswill continue to be occupied well into the future while energy costs continue to rise. In addition,the roofs of some facilities have deteriorated to a point where significant renovation orreplacement is necessary. Many asphalt-based roofs are old and have become blistered andcracked. In many cases, after years of repair, replacement of these roofs is now necessary.

Carefully made choices regarding energy improvements will provide operational savings overthe remaining useful life of buildings. Energy improvements will bring MDOT into compliancewith building code requirements and are consistent with statewide attempts to enhance energyefficiency and conservation. The department also focuses on “low cost/no cost” energyinitiatives, and collects and reports energy consumption data for MDOT facilities.

Construct Vehicle/Equipment Storage Buildings to Protect MDOT’s Assets:

Indoor storage is necessary to protect MDOT’s vehicles and equipment investments. Thedepartment uses seasonal ground equipment, supplies, and materials for repair andmaintenance of the state highway system, rest areas, and welcome centers. Groundequipment, which includes tractors, mowers, snow blowers, snow plow trucks, etc., should bestored in an enclosed facility. Many of the pieces of equipment, used in maintaining highways,have hydraulic systems which can deteriorate rapidly if not stored indoors. This deteriorationnot only renders the equipment unsafe over time, but decreases the service life of theequipment and increases operating costs.

Renovate Existing Facilities to Accommodate Additional Employees:

The department’s initiative to transition from districts and project offices deployed employeesinto regions, TSCs, and garages in an effort to be closer to customers and provide greater,more efficient service. Although this initiative took place several years ago, the necessaryrenovation and expansion of region offices, TSCs, and garages, in many cases, has not yetoccurred. Now, with the most recent reorganization and facility closures/consolidations, someexisting facilities will need to be adapted to accommodate work stations for employeesredeployed from closed facilities.

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Continue to Perform Preventive and Corrective Maintenance:

The goal of preventive maintenance is to preserve MDOT’s assets by maximizing the usefullife of buildings and related systems to prevent premature failure of building components andequipment. In line with this goal, MDOT conducts annual assessments to capture preventivemaintenance needs on buildings and their primary systems. Scheduled activities include suchitems as roof inspections; repainting; door hardware adjustments; and belt replacements onheating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment. When problems arise requiring immediateattention, corrective maintenance is used to resolve these problems so as to ensure continuedfunctionality of the building and avoid more extensive deterioration. The department is in theprocess of implementing a facility maintenance system so preventive maintenance facilityproject needs can be optimally projected, planned, scheduled, and tracked.

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PROGRAMMING CHANGES

MDOT evaluates the capital outlay funding levels versus the operational facility’s needs, andrecognizes that it must balance the preservation of existing facilities with the need for newfacilities. Programming changes and trends are consistent with the “Strategies for Prioritization”identified in the Executive Summary. The programming changes are highlighted below:

Facility Assessments

To ensure the assessment of MDOT facilities is consistent with needs of the buildings involvedand resources required, the following occurred in FY 2017:

Continued to collect/validate types of utility services (including water and sanitary sewer)at each assessed location including the names of the utility providers.

Continued to collect/validate types of parking lot surfaces (paved, unpaved, partiallypaved) and the extent of lot markings (striped, unstriped, partially striped) at assessedlocations.

During spring of 2017, facility assessments were performed on all facilities within Bay,Grand, and North Regions, as well as the Lansing-based facilities.MDOT facilities are assessed on a triennial basis, and are planned in future yearsaccording to the following schedule:

o 2018 Southwest and Superior Regionso 2019 Metro and University Regions, Blue Water Bridge facilities, and

Passenger transportation facilities.o 2020 Bay Region, Grand Region, North Region, and Lansing-based facilities

Note: An assessment of a facility may be performed at any time deemed necessary,regardless of its placement within the triennial schedule.

Facilities Management System

In FY 2008, MDOT determined the Facilities Preventive Maintenance Program pilot did nothave the functionality to fully capture, maintain, and report on facilities inventory, work orderprocessing, and facility capital outlay and special maintenance projects.

In the last quarter of FY 2016, MDOT initiated the acquisition and implementation ofcomputerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) to capture and maintain theinventory of facilities and associated components, plan and schedule preventive maintenance,manage work orders efficiently, eliminate paperwork, enhance productivity, reduce downtimeand repair costs, meet safety standards, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, andreduce overtime.

In FY 2017, MDOT completed the configuration of the components of the CMMS and initiatedthe rollout of the system.

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facilities management system that encompasses functionality to support facilities maintenanceactivities as well as capital outlay projects to ensure alignment with MDOT’s Strategic Plan andasset management approach.

Brief Synopsis of Past Facilities-Related Programming Changes

In August 2006, in an effort to further streamline operations and make better use of resources,the department made changes with respect to facilities engineering and programmingresponsibilities so that like functions could be brought under one direction. The alignment andintegration of facility administration and operations personnel strengthened and enhancedMDOT’s overall asset management approach and provided additional assurance that thedepartment’s facility prioritization is in alignment with MDOT’s program strategies and goals.

FY 2007 Developed a comprehensive inventory of MDOT facilities. Initiated the assessments effort of MDOT facilities in all regions.

FY 2008 Developed and implemented a standardized documentation tool using numerical ratings

to aid in documenting facility assessments. Developed a scoping concept document to improve the accuracy and consistency of

developing facility project budgets. Performed condition assessments of MDOT facilities in all regions.

FY 2009 Placed facilities assessments on a triennial schedule. Included Passenger Transportation facilities in annual facility assessments. Improved the process for submitting, receiving, processing, and documenting MDOT

facility “work orders” (Building Maintenance Work Requests, Form 2113) to providestandardization for submission, better tracking of requests, and more efficient workassignments.

FY 2010 Enhanced the assessment documentation tool through the inclusion of facility

photographs to aid in building identification. Scanned and digitized all facility legacy plans and specifications. These documents are

now retained within a secured document management system. This enhancementprovides for long-term secured retention and allows for immediate multiple-user accesswhile maintaining original document integrity.

Implemented a document management system for facilities projects to automate thefacilities project workflow process, improve document availability and sharing, andprovide security to those processes and documents.

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FY 2011 Developed and implemented a project prioritization tool. The tool assigns numerical

scores utilizing factors such as type of work and assessment data to aid in the Call-for-Projects process.

In an effort to further streamline operations and make better use of resources, thedepartment’s reinvention and reorganization included initiatives to further align facilitiesresponsibilities so that like functions could be brought under one direction. As a result,effective October 1, 2011, facilities maintenance personnel and functions werecombined with department facilities administration and operations personnel andfunctions. This alignment and integration strengthened and enhanced MDOT’s overallasset management approach and provided additional assurance that the department’sfacilities’ prioritization is in alignment with MDOT’s program strategies and goals.

FY 2012 Refined the Safety/Security section of the project prioritization tool to enhance clarity

and scoring consistency. Published (in PDF format) the Capital Outlay Budget Request and Five-Year Facilities

Strategic Plan for FY 2010, FY 2011, and FY 2012 in the MDOT document managementsystem (ProjectWise) to improve accessibility of the resource material to internalcustomers in a more cost-effective manner. Current/future year documents arepublished in ProjectWise.

Started collecting utility service data (including water and sanitary sewer) including thenames of the utility providers.

Started collecting more detailed parking lot surface data (paved, unpaved, and partiallypaved) and the extent of lot markings (striped, unstriped, and partially striped).

FY 2013 Completed a risk assessment of the facilities maintenance process. This initiative

covered the process that includes nature of the work, cost related to labor, material, andcontractor; work assignment and work order completion time; insourced and outsourcedwork; and work performed on rest areas and welcome centers.

FY 2015 Completed the assessment of the program/project management process. This effort

included the analysis of the current project management environment, the identificationof the state of Michigan Design and Construction regulations, the inventory of standardproject-related templates, and the identification of the gaps by comparing currentprocesses with desired level of project management process areas. The result of thiseffort translates to a process mapping that reflects a unified set of facilities projectmanagement processes.

Developed a guide for managing MDOT facilities projects.

FY 2016 Initiated the acquisition and implementation of a CMMS to keep a record of facilities

assets, schedule and track maintenance tasks and work orders, and keep a historicalrecord of work performed.

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FY 2017 Completed the following activities that pertain to the CMMS:

o Requirements gathering and system configuration.o First round of training and soft rollout, focusing on Grand, Metro, and University

Regions.The planned statewide rollout of the system is November 6, 2017.

Completed the conversion of all legacy accounting codes to the SIGMA Chart ofAccounts.

Contracted out facility assessments for the 2017 cycle.

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FY 2019 Implementation Plan

Implementation Plan – 2019 Major Capital Projects

It should be noted that due to projected revenue shortfalls and concerns with adequatetransportation funding, the amount identified and requested for FY 2019 major capital projectsis abbreviated and does not reflect all major capital outlay needs.

Salt/Sand Storage Buildings and Containment Control SystemsContract Agency Locations - StatewideFY 2019 Appropriation Request: $2,500,000

A core and critical mission of the department is winter maintenance operations. MDOT isresponsible and has jurisdiction of the State’s Trunkline System, and partners with contractagencies (counties and municipalities) to perform maintenance on that system. MDOT hasState Trunkline Maintenance contracts with over 215 local agencies with the purpose ofperforming maintenance on the State Trunkline System. Through the Chemical Storage FacilityProgram, MDOT also participates and has contracts with contract agencies for the replacementand renovation of salt storage facilities including secondary containment. The use andfunctionality of contract agency salt storage facilities is essential in properly maintaining theState Trunkline System. It is imperative that contract agencies have the required salt and brinestorage facilities needed to meet winter operational needs and the necessary level of service.Inability to utilize, access, or have the necessary storage for salt/brine negatively impacts theability to respond to snow storm and icing conditions. In addition, the inability to effectively andefficiently provide winter maintenance operations has a negative impact on the traveling andmotoring public of Michigan as well as the economy and movement of goods and services. Allprior year funding has been utilized, and due to the age of the facilities and the priority to fundroad and bridge construction and maintenance projects and activities, there are several saltstorage facilities that are in need of significant renovation or replacement. The objective of thisrequest is to renovate existing facilities that pose critical safety issues to those accessing thefacilities as well as get the facilities back into a serviceable condition.Furthermore, in Michigan, primary and secondary chloride containment are required by theDepartment of Environmental Quality (DEQ) for all salt/brine storage and handling locations,through the Part 5 polluting materials administrative rules promulgated pursuant to Part 31, ofthe Water Resource Protection Act of 1994, as amended, effective August 2003. DEQregulations require any storage of material containing a minimum amount of five tons of roadsolid salt or 1,000 gallons of liquid salt must include an adequate secondary containmentsystem. This DEQ mandate also extends to salt/sand mixture (winter salt/sand) storage. MDOTand Contract Agencies are continuing efforts to ensure current operations are in alignment withDEQ regulations.

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Implementation Plan – 2019 Special Maintenance Projects

In recognition of the transportation-funding crisis, the amount identified and requested for FY2019 special maintenance projects is abbreviated and does not reflect all investment needs.The projects selected and included in this budget request address health and safety issues,as well as critical repairs required to maintain existing assets. Although all projectsrepresented by the requested amount have been identified, scoped, and estimated, if otherspecial maintenance facility needs become an emergency or critical in nature, those projectswill be addressed with this funding.

Consistent with MDOT’s comprehensive asset management approach, both preventive andcorrective maintenance must be performed in a timely manner on department facilities andbuilding systems.

Miscellaneous Repairs, Renovations, and Upgrades - StatewideFY 2019 Appropriation Request: $3,001,500

The statewide miscellaneous repairs, renovations, and upgrades to be performed with specialmaintenance funding in the following:• Structure and roof repairs• Energy improvements including insulation and windows• Interior/exterior repairs and painting• Improvements/repairs including pavement, drainage, HVAC, and electrical/lighting• Emergency and miscellaneous renovations, maintenance, and repairs

Total Special Maintenance Projects Request for FY 2019: $ 3,001,500

Total Capital Outlay Budget Request for FY 2019: $ 5,501,500

2019 MCP/SMP

With continued projected revenue shortfalls for the upcoming years, the outlook for adequate transportation funding, including the ability to match federal aid, is of great concern. Due to the transportation funding crisis, major facility capital improvement projects have been deferred resulting in limited available funds for critical maintenance on existing facilities only. It is important to recognize the department has major capital improvement investment needs that must be addressed in the long-range plan.

Bureau/ Region

LocationBuilding/Facility Project Name Current Condition

PerformanceOutcome Alternatives

Benefit to Taxpayer

Project Cost/Fund Source

2019

Salt Storage Buildings and Containment

Control Systems - Contract Agencies

Statewide

Renovate/ Replace Contract Agency

Salt Storage Facilities

Salt Stoarge Facilities are in need of significant renovation. Several structures have reached, or are beyond their useful life.

Provide safe roads for traveling public on the state trunkline as well as a safe environment for MDOT and Contract Agency employees who access the facilities for delivery and pick up of salt for winter operations.

Continue to delay project and accept operational deficiencies and absorb long-term financial risk.

Enhance the safety of roadways for Michigan Cities and the traveling public on the state trunkline $ 2,500,000

2116-STF

2,500,000$

October 2017

FY 2019 MAJOR CAPITAL PROJECTSCAPITAL OUTLAY FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

FY 2019 MAJOR CAPITAL TOTAL

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONCAPITAL OUTLAY FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM

FY 2019 SPECIAL MAINTENANCE PROJECTSBureau/ Region

LocationBuilding/ Facility

Project Cost/ Fund Source

Performance OutcomeProject Name Current Condition Alternatives

Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Bay Region

Bay Region Maintenance Crews

Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Reduced annual maintenance costs.

10763 Bay Region Maintenance Crews CSB-1 Replace Roof Shingles

Noted deterioration of existing shingles, many patches already in place.

Patch shingles as need arises. Recommended solution provides a longer, more complete solution.

Reduce risk of deterioration of structure as well as reduce risk of material damage/loss within the building.East Central

Prosperity Region

$ 19,382

2019

Grand Region

Reed City Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Osceola

Improved quality of operations will be realized with the roof replacement.

10779 Grand Reed City Garage SSB-1 Replace Roof Shingles

Shingles are falling off of the roof.

Metal roof, but due to expense, shingles were selected.

The replacement of the roof will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.

West Central Prosperity Region

$ 26,469

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Grand Region

Reed City Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Osceola


10780 Grand Reed City Garage SSB-2 Replace Roof Shingles


Installing a metal roof, but due to cost, shingles are the most cost effective.



$ 35,000

2019

Grand Region

Marion Garage Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Osceola


10787 Grand Marion Garage SSB-2 Replace Roof Shingles


Installing a metal roof, but due to cost, shingles are the most cost effective.



$ 35,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Bay Region

Saginaw East Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Reduce annual maintenance costs.

10770 Bay Saginaw East Garage SSB-2 Replace Roof Shingles

Noted deterioration with blow-offs and patches already in place.

Patch shingles as needs arise. Recommended solution provides a more complete, long term solution.


Prosperity Region

$ 19,382

2019

North Region

Mackinac City Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Emmet

Protection and preservation of building and contents. Reduce energy consumption and associated costs.

10668 North Mackinac City Welcome Center WCT-1 Replace Windows

Windows are showing signs of wear and are past their useful life.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair costs.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of damage to structure and building contents. Additional savings realized in reduced energy consumption and associated costs.

Northeast Prosperity Region

$ 50,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

University RegionDundee Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Monroe

Improve site safety and meet MIOSHA standards.

10745 University Dundee Welcome Center WCT-1 Install ADA Ramp to Restrooms

The HC ramp / landing / railing is not handicap complaint and is unsafe.

No viable alternative.

Protection of disabled visitors. Additional benefit of compliance with MIOSHA standards.

Southeast Michigan Prosperity

$ 19,564

2019

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Improved quality of operations will be realized with the addition of overhangs and gutters.

10791 Grand Plainwell Garage GAR-1 Install New Overhang & Gutters

Building has no overhang or gutters allowing for water penetration into the walls.


The addition of overhangs and gutters will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.West Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 10,819

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Grand Region

Marion Garage Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Osceola


10786 Grand Marion Garage SSB-1 Replace Roof Shingles


Metal roof, but due to expense, shingles were selected.



$ 25,000

2019

Bay Region


Cold Storage

CSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw


10765 Bay Region Maintenance Crews CSB-2 Replace Roof Shingles




Prosperity Region

$ 11,629

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Bay Region

Saginaw West Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw


10773 Bay Saginaw West Garage SSB-2 Replace Roof Shingles




Prosperity Region

$ 31,000

2019

Metro Region

Pelham Yard Salt Storage Building

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Reduced energy consumption and associated costs. Increased lifespan of mechanical systems.

10649 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage SSB-1 Renovate SSB-1

The lighting system is inadequate and is not energy efficient. The exhaust fans are old, rusty, and currently not working (7 total). The electrical system is old and outdated. The HMA interior pavement has large alligator cracking throughout.

Defer project and absorb risk of high energy consumption and associated costs and high cost of increased maintenance of mechanical systems.

Savings realized through Increased operational, mechanical, and energy efficiency through the reduction of energy consumption and associated costs.

Detroit Metro Prosperity Region

$ 120,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Allegan


10792 Grand Plainwell Garage SSB-2 Replace Roof Coating

Apply roof coating over entire building roof to maintain the integrity of the domed structure.

No viable alternatives.


West Michigan Prosperity Region

$ 25,315

2019

University RegionBrighton Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Restore pavement to full function and mitigate environmental concerns.

10430 University Brighton Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

The existing pavement is extremely deteriorated. Some areas around the new wash bay and HSB3 are gravel and need to be upgraded to hard surface.

Considered replacement of full pavement structure, including base. However, early mill and resurfacing can salvage the base layer.

Lower overall operating costs by applying early maintenance intervention.


$ 372,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

University RegionMason Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham

Reduction of energy consumption and associated costs, reduction of mechanical systems maintenance.

10642 University Mason Garage GAR-1 Replace Windows

Windows are outdated and inefficient.

Defer project and absorb risk of high repairs costs in the future.

Savings realized in reduction of energy consumption and related costs. Additional savings realized by the protection of structure and building contents.

South Central Prosperity Region

$ 18,675

2019

University RegionUniversity Region Maintenance Crews

Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson

Reduction of energy consumption and associated costs. Additional performance gained by increased safety and security of personnel and building contents.

10628 University Region Maintenance Crews HSB-1 Replace Windows

Windows are dated and not energy efficient.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher energy consumption and associated costs.

Protection of state assets and reduction of energy consumption and associated costs.


$ 11,523

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

University RegionWilliamston Garage

Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham

Improved energy efficiency and reduction in consumption of energy and associated costs.

10580 University Charlotte Garage HSB-1 Masonry Insulation

Ceiling is currently uninsulated on interior and wall insulation is insufficient.

Defer project cost and absorb risk of repairs at a later time.



$ 33,045

2019


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham

Improved operational efficiency. To complete vehicle work in-house safely and on time.

10583 University Williamston Garage GAR-1 Install Floor Hoist

The existing floor hoist is inadequate for MDOT operations. Hoist cannot handle tandem axle trucks.

Defer project and absorb risk of reduced operational efficiency. Send work to outside vendor/ contractor which is not feasible due to cost and operational impact of scheduling service.

Savings realized in reduced operating costs due to improved operational efficiency.


$ 160,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Metro Region

Detroit Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Preserve and protect structural integrity of building.

10611 Metro Detroit Garage GAR-1 Paint Steel Frame

The steel girts for the maintenance garage walls are rusty. The rigid frames need maintenance painting.

Defer project and absorb risk of high repair costs in the future.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.Detroit Metro

Prosperity Region

$ 42,000

2019


Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Reduced energy consumption with uniform and efficient heating.

10595 University Brighton Garage HSB-1 Install CORE FILL Insulation

No insulation currently in place.

Defer project and continue to pay higher energy costs and reduce the service life of the heating system.

Savings realized through reduced utility consumption and associated costs, as well as reduced maintenance costs and prolonged service life of the heating system.


$ 14,400

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Metro Region

Metro Region Office

Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Oakland

Preserve and protect structural integrity of building and its contents.

10599 Metro Region Office REG-1 Paint Exterior

The building exterior surfaces are stained/ dirty, have cracked/ missing grout and caulking at various locations. Plugged masonry weep holes at various locations. The front concrete columns are not painted to match the rear columns painted black.

Defer project and absorb risk of increased cost of repair at a later time.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural building content damage.


$ 94,000

2019

Southwest RegionNew Buffalo Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Preserve and protect building exterior.

10706 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center WCT-1 Paint Lighthouse

Paint is worn. Defer project and absorb risk of further deterioration and increased cost of repairs.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of exterior structural damage.

Southwest Prosperity Region

$ 20,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Grand Region

Grand Rapids Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Protect the structure to reduce further deterioration and extend the life of the building.

10776 Grand Rapids Garage GAR-1 Paint Exterior

Paint is peeling and in poor condition resulting in exposed masonry surfaces.

Patch and paint only the exposed areas.

Extension of the life and use of the building.


$ 19,937

2019

Superior RegionL'Anse Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Baraga

Protection and preservation of structure and building contents.

10736 Superior L'Anse Garage GAR-1 Stain Exterior

Exterior is showing signs of wear.

Defer project and absorb risk of structural and building content damage.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate the risk of structural and building content damage.Western UP

Prosperity Region

$ 20,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Grand Region

Fennville Garage

Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Improved building performance will be realized with the siding replacement.

10774 Grand Fennville Garage HSB-1 Replace Siding

Siding is very rusty on all sides.


The siding replacement will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.


$ 50,000

2019

North Region

North Region Office (Shared with Gaylord TSC)

Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Otsego

Improved quality of operations will be realized with the water tight siding.

10784 North Region Office REG-1 Repair Exterior Siding

The vertical intersections of the siding are exposed to the elements allowing water to penetrate the building envelope.


The re-caulking of the siding will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.


$ 12,213

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Bay Region

Saginaw West Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw


10772 Bay Saginaw West Garage SSB-2 Paint Exterior

Paint is peeling and in poor condition resulting in exposed wood surfaces.

Cover all exposed wood surfaces with steel siding and fascia. Building is aging and will likely require replacement before the long term benefit of steel siding can be realized.


East Central Prosperity Region

$ 11,712

2019

Bay Region


Cold Storage

CSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw


10764 Bay Region Maintenance Crews CSB-2 Paint Exterior

Paint is peeling and in poor condition exposing wood surfaces. Wood fascia is rotted and damaged.

Cover all exposed wood surfaces with steel siding and fascia. Building is aging and will likely require replacement before the long term benefit of steel siding can be realized.



$ 11,417

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Southwest RegionColdwater Training Facility

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch

Improved operations as a result of improved lighting

10673 Southwest Coldwater Training Facility STE-1 Install LED Lighting in Parking Lot

The parking lot light fixtures are the old HPS / MH type and are not energy efficient.

Defer project and absorb high energy consumption and associated costs.

Improved operations and a reduction in energy consumption and associated costs.


$ 22,500

2019

Metro Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Improved site safety and security.

10652 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE-1 Install Site Lighting

There is insufficient site lighting to deter trespassing and potential vandalism.

Defer project and absorb risk of reduced safety and security of site and personnel.

Improved safety and security of facility.


$ 32,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

University RegionMason Garage Salt/Sand

Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10456 University Mason Garage SSB-2 Install Siding

Existing siding is in poor condition with peeling paint.

Defer project and absorb risk of costly structural and content damage.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.South Central

Prosperity Region

$ 36,262

2019

North Region


Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Emmet

Improved access for ADA customers.

10352 North Mackinac City Welcome Center WCT-1 Remodel Restrooms

Not accessible to all customers.


Compliance with ADA and building code requirements. Improved customer service for the traveling public.


$ 11,533

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

North Region


Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Emmet

Improved appearance and structural protection.

10541 North Mackinac City Welcome Center WCT-1 Replace Restroom Tile

Floor tile is in poor condition.

Epoxy flooring with abrasive texture. The alternative was not selected due to aesthetics.

Protection of the structural integrity of the asset.


$ 17,730

2019

Blue Water BridgeBlue Water Bridge Plaza

Office Building

OFF-1

County:

2118-BWB

St. Clair

Protection and preservation of building structure and its contents.

10617 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza OFF-1 Epoxy Entranceway

Wear spots throughout.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair costs in the future.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.East Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 16,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019


Inspection Facility

INS-1

County:

2118-BWB

St. Clair

Protection and preservation of building structure and its contents.

10616 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza INS-1 Epoxy Entranceway

Wear spots throughout.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.East Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 12,000

2019

Metro Region


GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Air quality enhanced while reducing the volume of Nitrogen Dioxide gasses impeding personnel and building mechanical systems.

10613 Metro Detroit Garage GAR-1 Install Fume Detection System

The maintenance garage’s exhaust fans need to be operating when space is occupied, which is not energy efficient.


Protection of personnel, mechanical systems, and compliance with MIOSHA standards.Detroit Metro

Prosperity Region

$ 40,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Metro Region

Detroit Operations & Service Center

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Improved safety and drainage at site. Potential to mitigate structural damage with proper drainage.

10637 Metro Detroit Operations Service Center STE-1 Install Trench Drains

The outer North/South parking lot driveways and North/South center parking lot pedestrian pathway do not drain properly causing ponding, which is a potential safety hazard during winter months.

defer project and absorb risk of high repair costs in the future.

Savings realized in mitigation of costly repairs due to poor drainage. Additional benefits of added site safety.Detroit Metro

Prosperity Region

$ 40,000

2019

Grand Region

Grand Rapids Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Greater visibility in the dark hours for staff and greater visibility of the site at night for security.

10775 Grand Rapids Garage Site Add New Parking Lot Lighting

No lighting exists Leave as is and rely on light from adjacent streets and businesses.

Safer, more visible environment.


$ 27,987

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Grand Region

Grand Region Maintenance Crews

Maintenance Crews

SPC-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Greater visibility in the facility and lower operational costs for electrical.

10796 Grand Region Maintenance SPC-1 Crews Replace Interior Lighting

Lighting is failing and inefficient (power consumption as well as light distribution)

Leave as is or supplement with additional lighting.

Safer, more visible environment.


$ 170,000

2019

Superior RegionEngadine Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac

Improved safety and security. Additional performance in reduction of energy consumption and associated costs.

10731 Superior Engadine Garage STE-1 Replace Site Lighting

Site lighting is not efficient.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair costs and reduced safety and security.

Improved safety and security. Additional savings realized in reduction of energy consumption and associated costs.Eastern UP

Prosperity Region

$ 30,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Bay Region

Davison TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Genesee

Asset management approach to pavement resulting in life cycle cost savings.

10747 Bay Davison TSC STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Parking lot is settling/moving in the SW corner. Additional numerous cracks have also developed following winter.

Sealing cracks and allowing the parking lot to continue to settle.

Asset management approach to pavement resulting in life cycle cost savings.

East Michigan Prosperity Region

$ 130,000

2019

Bay Region

Saginaw West Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Maintain daily operations through less down time and saved expense of repeated emergency repairs to existing hoist.

10521 Bay Saginaw West Garage GAR-1 Replace Floor Hoists

The two (2) existing floor hoists are inadequate to handle the larger, tandem-axle trucks. Currently the garage is equipped with portable hoists.

Defer project and absorb risk of costly repairs and operational down time.

Savings realized by providing safe and reliable equipment.


$ 550,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Southwest RegionNiles Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass

Reduced energy consumption. Provide uniform and efficient heat.

10376 Southwest Niles Garage GAR-1 Install Insulation

Walls have low thermal resistance and require insulation to increase thermal properties.


Savings realized through reduced utility consumption and associated costs, as well as reduced maintenance costs and prolonged service life of the heating system.


$ 14,969

2019

Southwest RegionSouthwest Region Office

Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Kalamazoo

Protection and preservation of building structure and contents.

10383 Southwest Region Office REG-1 Reseal Exterior Brick

Scale efflorescence on brick causing the brick to spall.

Defer project and absorb risk of damage to structure and contents.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.Southwest

Prosperity Region

$ 12,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019

Southwest RegionKalamazoo Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Kalamazoo

Improved operations as a result of improved lighting.

10098 Southwest Kalamazoo Garage GAR-1 Upgrade Electrical System

Lighting is not sufficient for operations and is not energy efficient. Upgraded electrical system required for modern lighting fixtures.




$ 95,000

2019

Bay Region

Saginaw East Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw


10516 Bay Saginaw East Garage GAR-1 Replace Exterior Windows

Exterior windows are in poor condition and are not energy efficient.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage. Reduced energy consumption and associated costs.


$ 45,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019


Emergency Generator

Containment

GEN-1

County:

2118-BWB

St. Clair

Improved safety and security of site.

10619 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza GEN-1 Replace Generator

Generator is showing signs of wear and requires continual maintenance.


Better stewardship of facility assets through improved security.


$ 250,000

2019

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Reduced energy consumption and associated costs.

10380 Grand Plainwell Garage GAR-1 Insulate Interior

Ceiling and walls have low thermal resistance and require insulation to increase thermal properties.


Savings realized through reduced utility consumption and associated costs, as well as reduced maintenance costs and prolonged service life for the heating system.


$ 30,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019


Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


00045 University Williamston Garage CSB-1 Paint Exterior

Paint is deteriorating and no longer providing structural protection.

Defer project and absorb risk of structural and content damage.


Prosperity Region

$ 10,263

2019

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Improved quality of operations will be realized with a new well.

10788 Grand Plainwell Garage GAR-1 Replace Well

Existing well water is not potable.


The replacement of the well will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.


$ 31,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2019


Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


00044 University Mason Garage SSB-2 Paint Exterior




Prosperity Region

$ 12,775

2019

University RegionGrand Ledge Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton


00041 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR-1 Paint Exterior



Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk to structure and building contents.


$ 45,000

FY 2019 SPECIAL MAINTENANCE TOTAL $ 3,001,500

October 2017

Appendix A

FY 2020 – 2023 Major Capital Projects Summary

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONCAPITAL OUTLAY FIVE‐YEAR PROGRAMFY 2020 MAJOR CAPITAL PROJECTS

Bureau/RegionLoca on

Building/ Facility

Project Cost/ Fund SourceCurrent Condi onProject Name

Performance Outcome Alternatives Benefit to Taxpayer

2020 10191 Southwest Jones Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

Southwest Region

Jones Garage

Washbay

WSH‐1

CassCounty:

2116‐STFSouthwest Prosperity Region

Equipment is washed within the main building. Moisture from washing ac vity is deteriora ng structural integrity, as well as tools and equipment stored in same loca on.

Preserve the integrity of the maintenance garage structure and contents by protec ng materials and equipment from the elements. Extend life of building's steel framing. Provide safer washing environment for staff.

Con nue to delay project and accept opera onal deficiencies and absorb long‐term financial risk.

Frequent washing of equipment extends service life. Savings are also realized through preserving exis ng structure and contents by moving washing opera ons to separate facility.

$ 444,000

2020 10216 Southwest Sawyer Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

Southwest Region

Sawyer Garage

Washbay

WSH‐1

BerrienCounty:


Exis ng equipment is washed within the main building. Moisture from washing ac vity is deteriora ng structural integrity, as well as tools and equipment stored in same loca on and increase risk of employee injury.




$ 448,000

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2020 10219 Southwest South Haven Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

Southwest Region

South Haven Garage

Washbay

WSH‐1

Van BurenCounty:


Exis ng equipment is washed within the main building. Moisture from washing ac vity is deteriora ng structural integrity, as well as tools and equipment stored in same loca on. Increase risk of employee injury.

Preserve the integrity of the maintenance garage structure and contents. Extend life of building's steel framing. Provide safer washing environment for staff.



$ 468,600

2020 00059 Southwest Coloma Garage SSB‐3 Construct New SSB

Southwest Region

Coloma Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB‐3

BerrienCounty:


The current salt dome (4,000 ton capacity) is almost 30 years in age with ongoing structural issues and insufficient fill capacity. The structure is not in alignment with secondary containment rules and regula ons.

Safe and efficient facility which is in compliance with environmental laws, rules, and regula ons.

Con nue to delay project and accept opera onal deficiencies, rule/regula on non‐compliance, and absorb cost of maintaining an aging structure.

New construc on with covered loading area will meet environmental rules/regula ons. Building to full capacity will reduce winter salt costs. Exis ng structure will be used for cold storage.

$ 952,885

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2020 10489 University Ann Arbor TSC TSC‐1 Construct New TSC

University Region

Ann Arbor TSC

Transporta on Service Center

TSC‐1

WashtenawCounty:

2116‐STFSoutheast Michigan Prosperity Region

MDOT currently leases office space in Livingston County. The TSC services Livingston, Washtenaw, and Monroe Coun es and the current loca on is not op mal for customer services.

Improve customer service through the u liza on of an MDOT‐owned facility.

Lease an alterna ve facility. A er extensive research DTMB/MDOT has not been able to iden fy a lease space that is more cost effec ve than construc ng a new state‐owned facility.

Increased visibility and services to the customer. Buy versus lease supports long term savings, and meets opera onal needs. $ 4,079,676

2020 00094 University Grand Ledge Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

University Region

Grand Ledge Garage

Washbay

WSH‐1

EatonCounty:

2116‐STFSouth Central Prosperity Region



Absorb risk of long‐term structure and content damage by delaying project.


$ 468,253

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2020 10250 University Lansing TSC TSC‐1 Construct New TSC

University Region

Lansing TSC


TSC‐1

ClintonCounty:


The TSC is a tenant in a shared facility which is not conducive to long‐term opera ons.

State of Michigan owned facility to meet exis ng and future staffing levels. New facility to have a small materials lab, typical to a TSC.

Con nue to share space in a facility that is not in alignment with long‐term opera onal needs.

Overall efficient use of financial resources, sustain project and customer service products and services, and be er able to retain and manage opera ons for transparency repor ng requirements.

$ 4,250,000

2020 10478 Metro Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage SSB‐3 Construct New SSB

Metro Region

Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage Building

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB‐3

WayneCounty:

2116‐STFDetroit Metro Prosperity Region

The two exis ng salt/sand storage buildings are non‐DEQ compliant and have ongoing structural deficiencies.

Safe and efficient facility in compliance with environmental laws, rules, and regula ons.

Con nue to delay project and accept opera onal deficiencies, rule/ regula on non‐compliance, and absorb cost of maintaining an aging structure.

New construc on with covered loading area will meet environmental rules/ regula ons. Building to full capacity will reduce winter salt costs. $ 810,417

FY 2020 MAJOR CAPITAL TOTAL $ 11,921,831

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2021 10223 Southwest South Haven Garage CSB‐2 Construct New CSB

Southwest Region

South Haven Garage

Cold Storage

CSB‐2

Van BurenCounty:


Many materials and equipment are stored outside and exposed to the elements thereby increasing the rate of corrosion and reducing the service life.

Materials and equipment are protected from the elements. Warranty, where applicable, is not compromised due to proper storage.

Con nue to allow materials and equipment to be exposed to the elements.

Cost savings are realized by protec ng assets, securing material and equipment in alignment with warranty. Purchase materials in bulk at reduced cost.

$ 539,700

2021 10265 University Grand Ledge Garage Construct New Garage

University Region

Grand Ledge Garage

Garage

GAR‐1

EatonCounty:


The current facility exceeds 50 years in service, is opera ng at more than twice the intended capacity, is not centrally located to the geographic area of responsibility.

Combined facility located on exis ng state owned property will meet current and future opera onal and staffing needs.

Substan al cri cal repair/ renova on investment (Est. $2M) to a facility which does not meet opera onal needs and is located outside the geographic area of responsibility.

Combined facility provides economic benefit by maximizing the use of property and shared use of common buildings. $ 8,383,000

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2021 00091 University Charlo e Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

University Region

Charlo e Garage

Washbay

WSH‐1

EatonCounty:






$ 585,847

2021 10253 University Dundee Welcome Center WCT‐1 Construct New WC

University Region

Dundee Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT‐1

MonroeCounty:


The exis ng facility is in need of costly repairs and is undersized for the volume of public served.

Welcome Center which is ADA compliant with both external and internal accessible restroom facili es, adequate space for public use of the welcome center area and administra ve offices, and reduc on in annual energy costs.

Con nue to delay project. Con nue to pay high u lity and maintenance costs.

Promote tourism with an updated facility which adequately serves the traveling public.

$ 2,093,244

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2021 10753 Southwest Jones Garage CSB‐1 Construct New CSB

Southwest Region

Jones Garage

Cold Storage

CSB‐1

CassCounty:


Currently the garage has inadequate space for storing materials / equipment requiring no heat.

Protec on of state‐owned property.

Defer project and assume risk of maintenance costs to vehicles and equipment stored outdoors.

Savings realized in lower cost of maintenance to state‐owned vehicles and equipment.

$ 454,200

2021 10631 University University Region Maintenance Crews CSB‐1 Construct New CSB

University Region

University Region Maintenance Crews

Cold Storage

CSB‐1

JacksonCounty:


Garage currently lacks covered storage space. Materials and equipment are stored outdoors.

Facility that will accommodate materials and equipment. Addi onal performance gained by protec ng state assets.

Con nue to operate in a facility that is not conducive to opera onal efficiency.

Increased produc vity and opera onal efficiency. Reduced need for costly repairs due to weather‐related damage due to outside storage. $ 144,000

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2021 10648 University Mason Garage HSB‐1 Construct New Heated Parking Garage

University Region

Mason Garage

Heated Storage

HSB‐1

InghamCounty:


Current heated facili es are not adequate for tandem axle trucks.

Facility that can accommodate current and future equipment.

Con nue to operate without a facility that accommodates tandem axle vehicles.

Increased produc vity and opera onal efficiency by storing large vehicles inside building. Reduced maintenance costs by having vehicles stored indoors.

$ 1,276,500

2021 10748 Grand Fennville Garage GAR‐3 Construct New Maintenance Garage

Grand Region

Fennville Garage

Garage

GAR‐3

AlleganCounty:

2116‐STFWest Michigan Prosperity Region

The exis ng garage is inadequate in size and func onality. With current building layout, cannot expand to either the east or west. Spending large amounts of money for internal repairs/replacements is not recommended.

New facility constructed on exis ng state owned property will meet current and future opera onal and staffing needs.

Substan al cri cal repair/ renova on investment (Est. $2M) to a facility which does not meet opera onal needs.

A new facility would provide economic benefit by maximizing the use of property and shared use of common buildings. $ 1,500,000

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2021 10751 Grand Has ngs Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

Grand Region

Has ngs Garage

Washbay

WSH‐1

BarryCounty:


The exis ng wash bay is inadequate and does not meet the opera onal needs of the garage.




$ 432,640

2021 10752 Southwest Coloma Garage CSB‐3 Construct Canopy

Southwest Region

Coloma Garage

Cold Storage

CSB‐3

BerrienCounty:


No canopy exists between the exis ng garage and heated storage building.

Preserve the integrity of the maintenance garage structure and contents by protec ng materials and equipment from the elements.


Overall efficient use of financial resources, sustain project and customer service products and services, and be er able to retain and manage opera ons for transparency repor ng requirements.

$ 512,000


September 2017



Building/ Facility



2022 10160 Grand Grand Region Office TST‐1 Construct New Tes ng Lab

Grand Region

Grand Region Office

Tes ng Lab

TST‐1

KentCounty:


Currently contracted. This is not a cost effec ve op on and MDOT does not retain control of tes ng environment/controls.

MDOT owned and operated facility to perform controlled tes ng opera ons in compliance with FHWA requirements.

Con nue to contract materials tes ng at increased cost and decreased efficiency and poten al for compromised schedule/tes ng controls.

Savings are realized by tes ng opera ons located in a single tes ng loca on. Op mize available FHWA funds by construc ng facility to meet current and future tes ng requirements.

$ 638,237

2022 10246 Superior St. Ignace Welcome Center WCT‐1 Construct New WC

Superior Region

St. Ignace Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT‐1

MackinacCounty:

2116‐STFEastern UP Prosperity Region


Welcome center with adequate visitor area, ADA compliant restroom facili es, and storage space.

No viable alterna ve. Promote tourism with an updated facility which adequately serves the traveling public.

$ 1,599,744

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2022 10097 Southwest Kalamazoo Garage CSB‐1 Construct New CSB

Southwest Region

Kalamazoo Garage

Cold Storage

CSB‐1

KalamazooCounty:


Materials and equipment are exposed to the elements. Exposed materials and equipment have increased rate of corrosion and reduced service life.

Materials and equipment are protected from the elements, and are not compromised due to improper storage.

No viable alterna ve. Cost savings are realized by protec ng purchased assets, securing material and equipment, and affording the opportunity to order materials in bulk at reduced cost.

$ 284,198

2022 10173 Grand Reed City Garage CSB‐1 Construct New CSB

Grand Region

Reed City Garage

Cold Storage

CSB‐1

OsceolaCounty:

2116‐STFWest Central Prosperity Region


Materials and equipment are protected from the elements, and are not compromised as a result of improper storage.

Con nue to store materials and equipment and risk the , damage, or voidance of warranty.

Cost savings are realized by protec ng purchased assets, securing materials and equipment, and affording the opportunity to order materials in bulk at reduced cost.

$ 284,198

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2022 10174 North Traverse City TSC TSC‐1 Construct New TSC

North Region

Traverse City TSC


TSC‐1

Grand TraverseCounty:

2116‐STFNorthwest Prosperity Region

The TSC currently operates from a leased facility.

MDOT owned facility in alignment with department strategy for priori za on.

Con nue to lease either at the exis ng loca on or alternate loca on.

Increased visibility to the customer and the elimina on of an expensive lease.

$ 2,810,000

2022 10188 Grand Has ngs Garage SSB‐2 Construct New SSB

Grand Region

Has ngs Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB‐2

BarryCounty:


The current salt concrete has a capacity of 3,000 tons which is inadequate since the 5‐year average for salt usage at this garage is 4,070 tons. Exis ng structure does not have a covered loading area (secondary containment).

Building this structure will enable salt to be handled in compliance with environmental requirements, and late season fills will not be necessary in an average winter. The exis ng salt structure can be u lized for sand storage.

Con nue to delay project and accept opera onal deficiencies, rule/regula on non‐compliance, and absorb cost of maintaining an aging structure.

New construc on with covered loading area will meet environmental rules/regula ons. Building to full capacity will reduce winter salt costs. Exis ng structure will be used for cold storage.

$ 951,060

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2022 10240 Superior Sault Ste. Marie Welcome Center WCT‐1 Construct New WC

Superior Region

Sault Ste. Marie Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT‐1

ChippewaCounty:


Current facility is inadequate in size to accommodate public need.

Welcome Center which is ADA compliant, with both external and internal accessible restroom facili es, adequate space for public use of the welcome center area and administra ve offices, and reduc on in annual energy costs.

No viable alterna ve. Promote tourism with an updated facility which adequately serves the traveling public.

$ 1,599,744

2022 10234 Superior Ironwood Welcome Center WCT‐1 Construct New WC

Superior Region

Ironwood Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT‐1

GogebicCounty:

2116‐STFWestern UP Prosperity Region

Exis ng facility is very small, with external accessible restrooms and limited handicap accessibility.

Welcome Center which is ADA compliant, with both external and internal accessible restroom facili es, adequate space for public use of the welcome center area and administra ve offices, and reduc on in annual energy costs.

No viable alterna ves. Promote tourism with an updated facility be er serving the traveling public.

$ 1,332,744


September 2017



Building/ Facility



2023 10339 Grand Muskegon TSC TSC‐1 Expand Facility

Grand Region

Muskegon TSC


TSC‐1

MuskegonCounty:


Exis ng facility has insufficient space to effec vely accommodate current personnel, as well as insufficient mee ng and storage space.

Facility that will accommodate current and future personnel, as well as provide sufficient mee ng and storage space.

Con nue to operate in a facility that is not conducive to efficient opera ons.

Increased produc vity and op mized opera ons by having sufficient office, mee ng, and storage space. Increased security will reduce risk to building and contents.

$ 1,652,944

2023 10056 Superior St. Ignace Garage CSB‐4 Construct New CSB

Superior Region

St. Ignace Garage

Cold Storage

CSB‐4

MackinacCounty:


Exis ng building was constructed in 1950. A er 60 years the building is beyond desirable service life, and in need of costly repair. Replacement is needed to provide adequate storage space for material and equipment.

Materials and equipment are protected from the elements, and are not compromised due to improper storage.

There are no alterna ves. The exis ng building is not desirable for con nued use.

Cost savings are realized by protec ng purchased assets, securing material and equipment, and affording the opportunity to order materials in bulk at reduced cost.

$ 439,494

September 2017



Building/ Facility



2023 10050 Metro Macomb TSC TSC‐1 Construct New TSC

Metro Region

Macomb TSC


TSC‐1

MacombCounty:

2116‐STFDetroit Metro Prosperity Region

The TSC and tes ng lab currently operate from separate leased facili es in Macomb County with inadequate space to efficiently conduct daily opera ons.

Buy vs. lease analysis supports long term savings of MDOT owned facili es built along MDOT right‐of‐way to meet opera onal needs.

Lease another facility and not recognize savings and opera onal efficiencies from building a new facility.

Increased visibility and services to the customer and the elimina on of an expensive lease resul ng in more prudent use of taxpayer dollars.

$ 5,208,250


September 2017

Appendix B

FY 2020 – 2023 Special Maintenance Projects Summary






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Blue Water BridgePort Huron Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

St. Clair

Improve safety and security of site.

10561 BWB Port Huron Garage STE-1 Replace Fence Gate Posts

Main fence gate posts are unstable and move laterally under high winds or during operation. Automatic gate opening system not working properly.

Defer project cost and absorb risk of repairs at a later time.

Better stewardship of facility assets and site security.


$ 21,950

2020


Garage

GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac


10391 Superior Engadine Garage GAR-2 Replace Floor Hoist

Hoist requires frequent repairs and is not suited for lifting tandem trucks.



Eastern UP Prosperity Region

$ 110,926

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Superior RegionSt. Ignace Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac

Preserve security of grounds and reduce potential damage to buildings, property, work force and prevent unnecessary repair and replacement costs.

10244 Superior St. Ignace Garage STE-1 Replace Fencing

Existing site fence condition and entrance gates enable the potential of unauthorized access to the facility as well as safety concerns. Exterior site lighting is inadequate and presents opportunities for site vandalism and theft of property.

Existing site fence and entrance gates have deteriorated beyond the point of reasonable repair costs with no viable alternative. Absorb risk of poor fencing and null security. Inadequate site lighting will continue.

By reducing or eliminating potential vandalism, theft, and bodily injury, there will be a cost savings to tax payers by reducing or eliminating potential replacement costs and lawsuits.


$ 192,976

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2118-BWB

St. Clair


10621 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza STE-1 Replace Curbs

Plowing and salt have damage curbs.


Better stewardship of facility assets through improved safety.


$ 35,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Southwest RegionColoma Garage

Salt/Sand Loading Structure

SSL-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien


10678 Southwest Coloma Garage SSL-1 Paint Exterior

Siding is weathered. Defer project and absorb risk of damage to structure and contents.


Prosperity Region

$ 20,000

2020

Southwest RegionSouth Haven Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren

Protective surface on which maintenance vehicles and equipment will operate.

10757 Southwest South Haven Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

The existing parking lot has excessive cracks and potholes.

Absorb risk of high maintenance and operational costs by taking no action.

Significant savings by repairing existing pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement.


$ 183,354

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien


10675 Southwest Coloma Garage GAR-1 Install Floor Hoist

The existing floor hoist is inadequate to handle the larger, tandem-axle trucks. Currently the garage is equipped with portable hoists.




$ 250,000

2020


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Protection of plow equipment and high cost of associated repairs.

10594 University Brighton Garage SSB-2 Construct Lean-to

Garage lacks adequate storage space for tow plows and other miscellaneous equipment.

Deferment of project will result in further deterioration of equipment and higher repair costs.

Savings realized in protection of assets and improved operations efficiency.


$ 100,064

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Southwest RegionColdwater Welcome Center

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch

Maintenance and protection of the facility will be improved.

10472 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center STE-1 Install Additional Well

Currently there is not enough pressure at peak times. Current well will not support fire suppression system.

Continue with insufficient pressure.

Improved safety for personnel and visitors.


$ 60,000

2020

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Improved quality of operations will be realized when adding a detention pond.

10790 Grand Plainwell Garage STE-1 Site Drainage

Site run-off coming from the south and east ends is creating a flooded condition with standing water at the west side of the site.

Retention pond, but due to space requirements and cost, detention is more cost effective.

Adding a detention pond will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.


$ 29,975

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch


10473 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center STE-1 Replace Security Gate

The gate has deteriorated and requires frequent repair.

Absorb cost of short-term costly repairs.

Better stewardship of facility assets and site security.


$ 40,625

2020

Grand Region

Fennville Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Enhanced air quality and less soot impeding on building mechanicalsystems.

10281 Grand Fennville Garage GAR-1 Install Exhaust Hoses

There are no exhaust hoses at this facility. The existing fans were not intended for this type of facility and only remove a limited amount of exhaust fumes, posing a safety concern.


Protection of personnel, mechanical systems, and compliance with MIOSHA standards.West Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 55,423

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Bay Region

Clare Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Clare

Improved water flow and drainage to mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.

10656 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE-1 Replace Plastic Plumbing

The water supply pipe/fittings are made of plastic, which is brittle and breaks easy, and the pipe fitting adhesive failure has occurred on various locations.

Defer project and absorb risk of structural and building content damage.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building damage.


$ 180,150

2020

Southwest RegionMarshall Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun


10689 Southwest Marshall Garage STE-1 Pavement Replacement

The bituminous pavement has a large amount of cracking. Catch basin riser blow-thru has caused frames/covers to tilt and settle in various locations.


Smooth transportation surface for improved operations and protection of environment.Southwest

Prosperity Region

$ 440,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Southwest RegionMarshall TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun

Improved operations as a result of improved lighting. Also improves energy consumption and associated costs.

10703 Southwest Marshall TSC STE-1 Replace Site Lighting

The site lighting system is in poor condition and not energy efficient.




$ 15,400

2020

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan


10662 Grand Plainwell Garage CSB-1 Paint Framing

The structural steel framing members have severe surface rust and need to be preserved.


Preventative maintenance investment will mitigate risk or structural and building content damage.West Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 24,700

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Monroe

Protective surface on which visitor vehicles will operate.

10742 University Dundee Welcome Center STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

The bituminous pavement is ponding water along the car side sidewalk curbing.


Significant savings realized in milling of pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement.


$ 20,968

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Monroe

Improve drainage and reduced risk of damage to structure and site.

10744 University Dundee Welcome Center STE-1 Repair Drainage System

The drainage ditch on each side of the lagoon drive is ponding water. The lagoon drive concrete culvert is too high at inlet for proper drainage.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate the risk of structural and site damage.


$ 29,727

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2118-BWB

St. Clair


10618 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza STE-1 Replace Security Gate

Requires continual maintenance.




$ 30,000

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch

Smooth quality transportation service.

10672 Southwest Coldwater Training Facility STE-1 Replace Curb Cuts

The slope of existing curb cuts exceed 1-on-12 and do not have truncated domes. An additional curb cut at the north end, car side is needed.

Deferment of project will result in further deterioration and higher repair costs.

Mitigate safety risk and provide the traveling public with a smooth reliable transportation surface.


$ 10,400

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun


10700 Southwest Marshall Garage GAR-1 Repair Concrete Slab

The garage and A&E area concrete floor slab has surface damage/ spalling at various locations.




$ 44,475

2020


STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun


10702 Southwest Marshall TSC STE-1 Replace Sidewalk

Approx. area of 20' x 24' concrete in main entry ramp and sidewalk has severe cracking and settlement.

Defer project and absorb risk of diminished site safety and security.



$ 13,371

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Southwest RegionSawyer Garage

Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Protection and preservation of state assets.

10715 Southwest Sawyer Garage CSB-1 Construct Lean-to

Lean-to does not currently exist.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher equipment maintenance costs.



$ 80,000

2020

Metro Region

Caniff-Greeley Salt Storage Building

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne


10607 Metro Caniff-Greeley Salt Storage STE-1 Install Security Fence

The property fence and gate are in extremely poor condition and do not provide adequate security for the site.

Defer project and absorb risk of reduced safety and security of personnel.

Better stewardship of facility assets and improved site security.


$ 86,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Blue Water BridgePort Huron Project Office (Temporary)

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

St. Clair

Restore pavement to full functionality and mitigate environmental concerns.

10567 BWB Port Huron Project Office STE-1 Pave Parking Lot

Asphalt pavement has extensive cracking.

Consider replacement of full pavement structure, including base. However, early mill and resurfacing can salvage the base layer.



$ 43,335

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien


10553 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center STE-1 Repair Parking Pavement

Existing pavement is in poor condition with large cracking.




$ 259,525

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Metro Region

Oakland TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Oakland


10598 Metro Oakland TSC STE-1 Pave Parking Lot

Parking lot has heaving, cracks, sunken manholes, and ponding at various locations.


Significant cost savings by replacing existing pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement.


$ 242,000

2020


Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch


10552 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center WCT-1 Replace Lobby Lighting

Lighting is not sufficient for operations and is not energy efficient.




$ 23,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Bay Region

Saginaw East Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Complete vehicle work in-house, safely, and on time.

10517 Bay Saginaw East Garage GAR-1 Install Overhead Crane

The mechanic's area currently does not have an overhead crane for vehicle repair operations.

Taking the work outside the garage/MDOT which is not feasible due to cost and operational impacts of scheduling service.

Improved safety at the facility.


$ 52,000

2020


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

More efficient care of grounds. Improved safety of facility.

10474 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center STE-1 Repair Irrigation System

Irrigation system no longer works automatically. Wiring has deteriorated and is damaged.


Provide safer environment for personnel and public.


$ 55,381

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Metro Region

Metro Region Office

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Oakland

Improve operational efficiency and provide structural protection to building due to improved drainage.

10601 Metro Region Office STE-1 Pave North Parking Lot

North side parking lot HMA pavement is deteriorating and has shifted/depressed/settle catch basins.


Significant savings by repairing existing pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement. Additional savings from protection of structural integrity of building due to improved drainage.


$ 53,000

2020

Southwest RegionJones Garage Garage

GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10287 Southwest Jones Garage GAR-2 Upgrade Electrical System





$ 28,604

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020


Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

Workspace better suited for personneland equipment.

00115 University Grand Ledge Garage CSB-1 Install Heaters

Cold storage building is currently being used as an expanded garage operation due to insufficient space in the existing maintenance garage building.


More efficient operations.


$ 45,577

2020

Metro Region

Ford/Wyoming Salt Storage Building

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne


00101 Metro Fort/ Wyoming Salt Storage STE-1 Install Fencing

Fence and gates are deteriorating.


Provide deterrence of theft, vandalism, or personal injury.


$ 36,625

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Bay Region

Saginaw East Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Protection of structure and reduction in energy consumption and associated costs.

10514 Bay Saginaw East Garage GAR-1 Install Heaters

Heating and ventilation system in mechanic's area and adjacent parts room is in poor condition and are inefficient to operate.


Savings realized in replacing an inefficient and antiquated system requiring frequent maintenance. Additional savings realized in the reduction of energy consumption and associated costs.


$ 110,000

2020

Metro Region


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-3

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Ability to purchase materials in bulk at a reduced cost. DEQ compliance. Protection of personnel and stateassets.

10634 Metro Fort/ Wyoming Salt Storage SSB-3 Construct New SSB

The entire building is in very poor condition and does not have a sheltered loading / unloading area for DEQ compliance.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair costs and non-compliance with DEQ standards.

Cost savings are realized by protecting purchased assets and personnel, and affording the opportunity to order materials in bulk at a reduced cost. Additional benefit of compliance with Department of Environmental Quality.


$ 821,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Blue Water BridgePort Huron Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

St. Clair

Preserve and protect operational safety of site.

10623 BWB Port Huron Welcome Center WCT-1 Install Generator

No generator is installed.

Defer project and absorb risk of becoming non-operational during power outages.

Better stewardship of facility assets through improved operational safety.


$ 50,000

2020

Metro Region

Caniff-Greeley Salt Storage Building

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne


10608 Metro Caniff-Greeley Salt Storage STE-1 Install LED Lighting

The site is poorly illuminated at night and does not provide adequate security for the site.

Defer project and absorb risk of reduced safety and security of personnel.

Better stewardship of facility assets and improved site security.


$ 48,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2020

Bay Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Clare

Asset management approach to facilities and pavement resulting in a life cycle savings.

10503 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE-1 Lighting Pavement Sidewalks

Parking Lot is in poor condition. Lighting, lot surface, and sidewalks are deteriorated and in need of replacement.


Improved safety for personnel and visitors.


$ 986,225


October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Grand Region

Hastings Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Barry


10095 Grand Hastings Garage GAR-1 Upgrade Electrical System





$ 122,204

2021


Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien


10676 Southwest Coloma Garage HSB-1 Install Mezzanine

No mezzanine exists for storage.




$ 40,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Grand Region

Grand Region Office

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Safer pedestrian pathway.

10778 Grand Region Office STE-1 Replace Concrete Sidewalks

Uneven due to settlement. Some cracking and spauling.

Grind surfaces that are uneven and patch where necessary. Recommended solution is preferred as it will allow for better preparation of sub-soil and will allow for improvements to be made to the drainage patterns.

Safer pedestrian pathway.


$ 17,250

2021

Grand Region

Grand Region Office

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Reduce annual maintenance required.

10777 Grand Region Office STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Paving deterioration is advanced and annual maintenance is required and significant.

Continue to seal cracks in asphalt and provide spot repair of larger areas with infrared heat and patch. Proposed solution provides a longer and more complete solution.

Reduced annual maintenance, increased pedestrian and vehicle safety.


$ 18,447

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Bay Region

Bay Region Office (Shared with Hurom TSC)

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Reduce annual maintenance required.

10766 Bay Region Office Site Repave Parking Lot

Paving deterioration is advanced and annual maintenance is required and significant.

Continue to seal cracks in asphalt and provide spot repair of larger areas with infrared heat and patch. Proposed solution provides a longer and more complete solution.

Reduced annual maintenance, increased pedestrian and vehicle safety.


$ 78,570

2021

Grand Region

Marion Garage Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Osceola

Improved quality of operations will be realized with the paving replacement.

10785 Grand Marion-Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Parking lot has cracking and settlement.

Patching and repairing was considered as an alternative, but is not a long term solution.

The replacement of the parking lot will protect the building investment for the tax payers of Michigan.


$ 95,972

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Improved safety and security of site. Additional performance gains in reduction of energy consumption and associated costs.

10717 Southwest Sawyer Garage CSB-1 Replace Lighting

Current lighting conditions are inefficient.


Improved site safety and security of visitors and personnel. Additional benefit of reduced energy consumption and associated costs.


$ 20,000

2021


GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10681 Southwest Jones Garage GAR-2 Repair Concrete Floor

The garage area concrete floor is severely spalled and cracked at various locations.


Improved operations from a smooth transportation surface.


$ 89,700

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Electronic gate will create a higher level of security for materials and equipment stored in this area. It will also increase our efficiency due to speed of operation.

10431 University Brighton Garage STE-1 Install Security Gate

Currently there is an old swinging style gate to close off the garage area north of Grand River.

Leave as is which will result in lower security and less efficient operation.

Higher level of security and more efficient operations.


$ 27,000

2021

Grand Region

Fennville Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

Identify and secure property lines.

10659 Grand Fennville Garage STE-1 Repair Fence

The existing Fence fabric is not properly attached at various locations. The three-wire barbed top is severely corroded and is not tensioned properly.

No viable alternative to protect investment in materials, equipment and building structures.

Provide deterrence from theft, vandalism, or injury


$ 28,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Superior RegionHoughton Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Houghton


10122 Superior Houghton Garage STE-1 Install Site Fencing

Fence is in poor condition. There is no existing gate to secure site, and exterior lighting is inadequate for operational and security purposes.

No viable alternative to protect investment in materials, equipment and building structures.

Provide deterrence from theft, vandalism, or injury.

Western UP Prosperity Region

$ 60,000

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac


10232 Superior Engadine Garage STE-1 Replace Fencing

Existing chain link fence requires spot locations of repair and replacement. Inadequate right of way fencing on the east property line presents access control concerns.

No viable alternative to protect investment in materials, equipment, and building structures.

Provide deterrence from theft, vandalism, or injury.


$ 106,520

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

University RegionCharlotte Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton


10115 University Charlotte Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Existing 0.3' to 0.4' of HMA over gravel. Recommended fix is to reconstruct with 5" of HMA and place ultra thin over the rest of the lot. Mill and fill 1.5" in the car parking area.

Full rehab and replacement was considered; further investigation revealed existing base can be salvaged if repaired before pavement condition further deteriorates.



$ 330,000

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

More efficient operation with an automatic gate and a higher level of security with a card reader system.

10445 University Grand Ledge Garage STE-1 Install Security Gate

The existing gate is manually operated and is near the end of its service life. Security consists of a chain and simple lock that is easily defeated by a thief.

Leave as is. Eventually the gate will need to be replaced and it will continue to have a low level of security with just a gate and simple lock.

Higher level of security for state owned assets.


$ 34,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson


00125 University Region Maintenance Crews STE-1 Replace Fencing

Existing fence is in poor condition.




$ 18,000

2021

Metro Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Proper drainage for long-term protection of pavement.

00061 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE-1 Correct Site Drainage

Southwest corner of site and area behind salt shed are retaining water.


Preventive maintenance will mitigate risk of costly pavement repair.


$ 28,287

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Metro Region

Taylor TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Reduced energy consumption and associated costs.

10632 Metro Taylor TSC STE-1 Upgrade Parking Lot Lighting

Pole-mounted parking lot light fixtures are not energy efficient.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher energy consumption and associated costs.

Reduced energy consumption and associated costs. Improved operational efficiency.


$ 29,000

2021

Metro Region

Taylor TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Protective surface on which maintenance vehicles and equipment will operate. Additional gains realized in MIOSHA compliance.

10633 Metro Taylor TSC STE-1 Repave Site and Replace Concrete

The HC ramps are non-compliant. There are heaved / depressed sidewalk sections with vertical level changes that are non-compliant creating a trip hazard. The main entry drive is in poor condition.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair costs and non-compliance with MIOSHA standards.

Significant savings by replacing sections of existing concrete and pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement.Detroit Metro

Prosperity Region

$ 272,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Lansing

Fleet Administration & Operations

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10559 Lansing Fleet STE-1 Install New Pavement

Remove ex. topsoil and rough grade (3,393 sq. yd.). Install two (2) catch basins and one (1) manhole. From each catch basin install 10" PVC storm sewer pipe to manhole. Install 12" PVC storm sewer pipe from manhole to municipal storm sewer main.


Improved operationally efficiency.


$ 140,000

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

St. Clair

Restore sidewalks and building perimeter apron to full functionality and mitigate safety concerns.

10568 BWB Port Huron Project Office STE-1 Replace Sidewalk Curbing

Concrete sidewalk, building perimeter apron, and curbing is severely cracked/damaged/settled at various locations.

Defer project and absorb risk of continued deterioration and higher repair costs.



$ 12,195

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Metro Region

Metro Region Office

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Oakland

Improved operational efficiency and safety of personnel.

10600 Metro Region Office STE-1 Replace Sidewalk

Concrete sidewalk is damaged, has large cracks, and has settled at various locations causing potential trip hazard. Concrete curbing is damaged at various locations.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of safety hazards and violation of MIOSHA standards.


$ 54,000

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Monroe


10743 University Dundee Welcome Center STE-1 Replace Fencing

The eastside right-of-way fence is severely damaged and in poor condition. There are overgrown trees/brush throughout.




$ 24,500

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Metro Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne


10651 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE-1 Replace Property Fence

The perimeter fencing and entry gate is in poor condition and has missing / damaged barbed wire top. A portion of the east property fence was removed to provide access to an area owned by MDOT for highway construction project material storage.

Defer project and absorb risk of reduced safety and security of site and personnel.

Improved safety and security of facility.


$ 25,000

2021

Metro Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Improved site safety and visibility of driveway entrance.

10650 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE-1 Install Driveway Shoulders

There is heavy rutting along both sides of the entry driveway, full length. Motorist frequently mistake entry driveway as on-ramp to expressway.


Preservation and safety of site grounds for personnel and vehicle traffic.


$ 22,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

University RegionMason Garage Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10647 University Mason Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Asphalt pavement is cracking and beginning to deteriorate.

Existing pavement can be salvaged if repaired before pavement condition continues to deteriorate.



$ 458,000

2021

Metro Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne


10636 Metro Fort/ Wyoming Salt Storage STE-1 Install LED Lighting

The site does not have exterior lighting for security purposes.


Cost savings realized in providing safety and security of state assets and personnel.


$ 34,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

University RegionMonroe Welcome Center

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Monroe

Protective surface on which visitor vehicles will operate.

10741 University Monroe Welcome Center STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

The parking lot bituminous pavement has moderate-to-severe cracking / rutting at various locations.


Significant savings realized in milling of pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement.


$ 126,000

2021

Grand Region

Fennville Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Allegan


10660 Grand Fennville Garage SSB-2 Upgrade Lighting System

The existing interior lighting system is not adequate for MDOT operations.


Improved operations and a reduction in energy consumption and associated energy costs.


$ 16,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

Improved lighting and better energy efficiency.

00073 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR-1 Replace Interior Lighting





$ 26,520

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

Restore pavement to full function and mitigate environmental concerns.

10444 University Grand Ledge Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Current parking lot has alligator cracking which demonstrates total pavement failure. If this is addressed soon, the base will be salvageable.

Considered replacement of full pavement structure, including base. However, early mill and resurfacing can salvage the base layer.



$ 393,810

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Maintenance Crews

SPC-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson

Lower energy consumption and associated costs. Improved lighting.

10630 University Region Maintenance Crews SPC-1 Upgrade Interior Lighting

Lighting is outdated and inefficient.

Defer project and absorb risk of damage to structure and building contents.

Savings realized through lower energy consumption and associated costs while improving operational efficiency with improved lighting.


$ 48,855

2021

Metro Region

Metro Region Maintenance Crews

Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Oakland

Improved operations as a result of improved lighting. Also improves energy consumption and associated costs.

10590 Metro Metro Region Maintenance Crews HSB-1 Replace Lighting System

The ex. light fixtures are the metal halide type, which are not energy efficient, and take 5 or more minutes for lights to fully illuminate area.




$ 41,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Metro Region


GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne


10612 Metro Detroit Garage GAR-1 Install Floor Drainage System

Inadequate floor drainage system in maintenance garage causing a potential safety hazard from standing water and sewer back-ups.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.Detroit Metro

Prosperity Region

$ 173,000

2021


Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Improve drainage and reduced risk of damage to structure and site.

10716 Southwest Sawyer Garage CSB-1 Replace Trench Drain

Existing trench drain is in poor condition.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate the risk of structural and site damage.


$ 45,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Bay Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Clare


10655 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE-1 Replace Wood Fence

The split-rail wood fence, located on the east and west sides, is damaged and in poor condition.


Improved site safety and security of visitors and personnel.


$ 25,760

2021


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-3

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun

Fully operational brine tanks that meet code which requires secondary containment.

10694 Southwest Marshall Garage SSB-3 Replace Tanks

The two (2) 10,000 gallon single wall fiberglass tanks used for brine storage have surface cracking.

Construct containment around the existing tanks. Concrete containment walls are expensive and the current tanks are nearing the end of their service life.

Efficient winter operations in compliance with environmental laws, rules and regulations.


$ 96,159

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10120 University Williamston Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

South side fencing and gate on the west side of building are in poor condition.




$ 26,000

2021

University RegionJackson TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson


10249 University Jackson TSC STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Asphalt pavement is cracking and beginning to deteriorate.

Pavement resurfacing was considered. Further investigation of pavement found condition to be deteriorated beyond salvage.

Smooth transportation surface for improved operations.


$ 104,008

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

Provide improved working conditions and compliance with health and safety regulations.

00051 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR-1 Repair Concrete Floor

Water is pooling resulting in accelerated deterioration of the concrete floor.


Savings realized through the protection of existing assets and personnel.


$ 42,113

2021


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston


10071 University Brighton Garage STE-1 Replace Fencing

Along the east portion of property line, fencing is either deteriorated or completely missing.




$ 14,850

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac

Adequate space to store equipment and materials protected from the elements.

10064 Superior Engadine Garage SSB-1 Construct New SSB

This facility has inadequate covered storage to store equipment and materials.

Continue to store materials and equipment outside and unprotected from the elements. This alternative was rejected due to high cost of replacing purchased assets.

Keeping assets readily available in a covered structure allows for a faster response to requests by police and emergency personnel. Additionally, savings are realized by protecting assets from the elements, thereby maintaining warranties.


$ 83,770

2021

North Region

Kalkaska Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Kalkaska

Protect materials and equipment from the elements. Corrosion repair work to various equipment will be greatly reduced.

10540 North Kalkaska Garage SSB-2 Construct Lean-to


Continue to store various materials and equipment outside and unprotected from the elements. This alternative was rejected due to high material and equipment replacement cost.

Cost savings are realized by protecting purchased assets, securing material and equipment, and affording the opportunity to order materials in bulk at reduced cost.

Northwest Prosperity Region

$ 41,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Metro Region

Detroit Garage Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Wayne

Improved drainage efficiency.

10610 Metro Detroit Garage STE-1 Install Sewer System

The combined sanitary / storm sewer system backs-up under heavy rain due to inadequately sized drainage pipe. Note: The facility sewer system is connected to an undersized 10” drain pipe owned by the City of Detroit.


Lower overall operating costs by improving efficiency and effectiveness of sewer/ drainage system.


$ 435,500

2021

Superior RegionIronwood Welcome Center

Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Gogebic

Aluminum railings will not deteriorate and require no maintenance.

10488 Superior Ironwood Welcome Center WCT-1 Replace Handrail

Handrails do not meet current ADA guidelines and are deteriorating.

Replace with galvanized railing. Salt on ramp and walk will eventually deteriorate vertical post bases.

Provide long-term safe support for public ingress and egress to the Welcome Center and bathrooms.


$ 17,659

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Grand Region

Hastings Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Barry


10364 Grand Hastings Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Pavement is in poor condition with excessive cracking.


Taxes used appropriately to protect existing assets.


$ 243,000

2021


Garage

GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac

Emergency response issues can be addressed. The garage is at the end of a power transmission line which has been prone to lose powerduring adverse weather conditions.

10392 Superior Engadine Garage GAR-2 Install Generator

No alternatives during emergency situations.


Provides necessary preparedness. Reduced potential for liability and lost production.


$ 27,732

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton


00085 University Charlotte Garage GAR-1 Replace Interior Lighting





$ 25,418

2021

Lansing


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10269 Lansing Fleet GAR-1 Replace Interior Lighting

Current four foot fluorescent light fixtures are T-12 and are very inefficient and half of the fixtures in front office remain on for night security due to the way they are wired to the switches.




$ 23,446

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Toll Booth

TLB-1

County:

2118-BWB

St. Clair


10620 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza TLB-1 Replace Toll Booths

Doors rusting and poor thermal resistance.




$ 400,000

2021


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-3

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

Fully operational brine tanks that meet code which requires secondary containment.

10443 University Grand Ledge Garage SSB-3 Replace Brine Tanks

Current single-wall brine tanks are old and do not have proper containment as required by code.

Construct containment around the existing tanks. Concrete containment walls are expensive and the current tanks are nearing the end of their service life.

Efficient winter operations in compliance with environmental laws, rules and regulations.


$ 105,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021


Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Kalamazoo

Backup power supply to operate building elevator.

10304 Southwest Region Office REG-1 Replace Generator

The generator for this facility has failed multiple times in two years. This facility has an elevator and as a result a functional generator is required to supply power during an outage.

The generator has been serviced several times. However, the system is antiquated and parts are difficult to obtain and very costly.

Public safety and compliance with Michigan building code rules and regulations.


$ 37,620

2021

Bay Region

Davison TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Genesee

Protect building and contents from water and weather damage.

10512 Bay Davison TSC STE-1 Install Trench Drain

Water flows into testing lab area at service door and overhead door.


Protection and preservation of assets.


$ 12,793

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2021

Bay Region


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Clare

Remove unnecessary safety hazard.

10504 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE-1 Remove Lagoon/Replace Picnic Tables

Lagoon is no longer required and must be removed.


Mitigate unnecessary safety hazard.


$ 70,000

2021


Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Kalamazoo


10384 Southwest Region Office REG-1 Replace Interior Lighting





$ 43,578


October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Protect materials and equipment from the elements. Corrosion repair work, to various pieces equipment, will be greatly reduced.

10105 Southwest Sawyer Garage SSB-2 Construct Lean To


Continue to store materials and equipment outside, unprotected from the elements. This alternative was rejected due to high cost of replacing assets.

Cost savings are realized by protecting purchased assets, securing materials and equipment in alignment with warranty, and affording the opportunity to order materials at bulk rates.


$ 47,301

2022


GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10680 Southwest Jones Garage GAR-2 Renovate Office Area

The office and lunch room areas are in poor condition and need to be maintained.



Prosperity Region

$ 100,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10469 University Williamston Garage SSB-2 Replace Interior Lighting

Inefficient/dated lighting.




$ 17,131

2022

Superior RegionL'Anse Garage Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Baraga


10395 Superior L'Anse Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Existing pavement has deteriorated to poor conditions showing signs of large cracks.




$ 57,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Kalamazoo


10382 Southwest Region Office STE-1 Replace Pavement


Full rehab and replacement was considered. However, further investigation revealed existing pavement base can be salvaged if reconstructed before existing pavement condition deteriorates further.



$ 253,546

2022

University RegionMason Garage Cold

Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10449 University Mason Garage CSB-1 Replace Interior Lighting

Existing cold storage building lighting is inefficient metal halide.




$ 10,560

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10454 University Mason Garage SSB-1 Replace Interior Lighting

Existing heated storage building lighting is inefficient metal halide.




$ 21,752

2022

University RegionJackson Testing Lab

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson


10462 University Jackson Testing Lab GAR-1 Replace Interior Lighting

The existing lighting is insufficient for operations, is nearing the end of its life and is not energy efficient.




$ 40,802

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Superior RegionL'Anse Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Baraga

Preserve and protect the asset and provide a safe walking surface for the public and MDOT employees.

10350 Superior L'Anse Garage GAR-1 Replace Concrete Floor

Cracks in the slab have allowed water to penetrate to the rebar causing ferrous oxide. The resulting ferrous oxide is popping/cracking concrete slabs.

Repairing and patching the existing concrete floor slab was a considered alternate, but due to the amount of patch and repair work involved it is not a viable cost efficient option.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage as well as address safety issues.


$ 33,704

2022


Garage

GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren


10301 Southwest South Haven Garage GAR-2 Paint Interior

Interior and exterior paint is peeling and worn.



Prosperity Region

$ 90,898

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Maintenance Crews

SPC-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson

Protection and preservation of interior structure.

10629 University Region Maintenance Crews SPC-1 Paint Interior

Garage area and garage offices are extremely dirty.


Savings realized through protection and preservation of interior structure and mitigation of possible damage to contents.Southeast

Michigan Prosperity

$ 68,847

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch

Preserve and protect structural integrity or building.

10671 Southwest Coldwater Training Facility GAR-1 Paint Interior Walls

The interior painted wall surfaces need to be maintained.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair or replacement costs. Continue to pay higher utility costs.

Preventative maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.Southwest

Prosperity Region

$ 12,402

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Lansing


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10272 Lansing Fleet STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Existing parking area is nearing the end of its useful life. The pavement is cracked extensively. The cracks were sealed with hot rubber in 2009 with low spots filled with AMZ material to help prolong the life. The gravel area is uneven.




$ 380,460

2022

Southwest RegionPaw Paw Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren


10134 Southwest Paw Paw Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Existing pavement has deteriorated to unacceptable conditions showing signs of large cracks and potholes.

Defer project and absorb risk of damage to structure, equipment, and vehicles.



$ 135,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Southwest RegionNiles Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass

Maintain a fully functioning office environment.

10707 Southwest Niles Garage GAR-1 Replace Flooring and Paint Walls

The flooring and ceiling tile, and painted walls in the office/break room/conference room/corridor areas are in poor condition.




$ 125,000

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren


10712 Southwest Paw Paw Garage GAR-1 Replace Flooring Paint Walls

The floor, walls, and ceiling of the office areas, conference and lunch rooms are in extremely poor condition.




$ 26,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun

To complete vehicle work in-house safely and on time.

10755 Southwest Marshall Garage GAR-1 Install Floor Hoist

The existing floor hoist is inadequate for MDOT operations.

Send work to outside vendor/ contractor which is not feasible due to cost and operational impact of scheduling service.

Improved operational efficiency and savings to taxpayer due to work being completed onsite.


$ 165,000

2022


Heated Storage

HSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Functional drain.00065 University Brighton Garage HSB-2 Install Trench Drains

Existing drain is failing.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.Southeast

Michigan Prosperity

$ 16,014

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Grand Region

Fennville Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan

To complete vehicle work in-house safely and on time.

10749 Grand Fennville Garage GAR-1 Install Floor Hoist

Currently there is not operational floor hoist at the facility. The existing floor hoist has been abandoned. The size of the existing mechanics area is inadequate to install a new hoist.

Send work to outside vendor/ contractor which is not feasible due to cost and operational impact of scheduling service.

Improved operational efficiency and savings to taxpayer due to work being completed onsite.


$ 195,000

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton


00030 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR-1 Install Hoist

Need hoist to lift tandem trucks. Currently the garage is equipped with 2 sets of portable hoists.




$ 146,404

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Superior RegionSuperior Region Office

Office Building

OFF-1

County:

2116-STF

Delta


10740 Superior Region Office OFF-1 Replace Flooring and Repaint Walls

Current flooring is worn and in need of replacement. Walls are fading and damaged in many areas.



Central UP Prosperity Region

$ 30,000

2022

Southwest RegionNiles Garage Cold

Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass

Protection of state-owned property.

10756 Southwest Niles Garage CSB-1 Construct CSB

Currently the garage has inadequate space for storing materials/equipment requiring no heat.

Defer project and assume risk of maintenance costs to vehicles and equipment stored outdoors.

Savings realized in lower cost of maintenance to state-owned vehicles and equipment.


$ 249,380

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Improved access for ADA customers.

10300 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center WCT-1 Modify Restrooms

Only the front restroom (men/women's) has a handicapped stall. Other men/women's restroom is not fully accessible.


Compliance with ADA and building code requirements. Improved customer service for the traveling public.


$ 15,591

2022

Bay Region

Saginaw East Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Saginaw

Leave pile of foundry sand as is.

10491 Bay Saginaw East Garage STE-1 Remove Sand

Removal of contaminated material from site.


Clean environment and no threats to drinking water or loss of habitat.


$ 1,561,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Improved operations as a result of improved efficiency, lighting, and ventilation.

10591 University Brighton Garage GAR-1 Remodel Front Office

Office area is extremely dated and inefficient. Layout is fragmented with utilities exposed.


Improved operations and a reduction in energy consumption and related costs.


$ 110,000

2022


Transportation Service

Center

TSC-1

County:

2116-STF

St. Clair

Restore tiled concrete floors in restrooms to full functionality and mitigate safety concerns.

10569 BWB Port Huron Project Office TSC-1 Replace Restroom Tile Floors

The tiled concrete floor in each restroom has cracked and settled.

Defer project and absorb risk of continued deterioration and higher repair costs.



$ 60,762

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Superior RegionMarquette Welcome Center

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Marquette

Improved safety at the site.

10554 Superior Marquette Welcome Center STE-1 Replace Sidewalk

Sidewalk has cracking and heaving and is not safe for pedestrian passage.

Asphalt replacement was considered but not selected due to durability.

Mitigate safety risk and provide safe walking surface for the public and MDOT employees.


$ 49,000

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Protected wall surface and structural integrity.

10185 Southwest Coloma Garage GAR-1 Paint Interior

Interior paint is failing. Paint has faded and is peeling.

Absorb risk of not taking action and allow further deterioration.


Prosperity Region

$ 32,666

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

Grand Region

Grand Region Office

Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Safe walking surface for the public and MDOT employees.

10158 Grand Region Office REG-1 Replace Carpet

Carpet is showing visible signs of wear.

Defer project and absorb risk of potential safety hazard.

Mitigate safety risk and improve facility condition.


$ 50,251

2022

Grand Region


Maintenance Crews

SPC-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

Protected wall surface and structural integrity.

10156 Grand Region Maintenance Crews SPC-1 Paint Interior

Paint is showing signs of deterioration, including peeling and chipping.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.West Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 33,562

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun


10205 Southwest Marshall TSC STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Large areas of broken asphalt collect water which accelerates further deterioration. Heavy equipment and traffic patterns have degraded the asphalt, particularly in areas for employee vehicles and areas where there is heavy truck and vehicle traffic.

Full rehab and replacement was considered; further investigation revealed existing pavement base can be salvaged if repaired before pavement condition deteriorates further.



$ 104,415

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Eaton

Ceiling will be sealed from moisture, thus protecting the integrity of the roof system.

10432 University Charlotte Garage GAR-1 Paint Interior

Paint is peeling in the interior wash bay area and throughout the garage. Of particular concern is the fact that trucks are washed inside the building so the ceiling is exposed to very high levels of moisture.

Defer project and absorb risk of damage to structure and contents, including costly roof repairs.


Prosperity Region

$ 23,928

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022

University RegionMason Garage Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10451 University Mason Garage GAR-1 Replace Interior Lighting

Existing garage lighting is inefficient metal halide.




$ 22,792

2022


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch


10355 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center STE-1 Repave Parking Lot





$ 209,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham

Building will be sealed from moisture, thus protecting the integrity of the block walls.

10467 University Williamston Garage GAR-1 Paint Interior

Paint peeling, scaling needs replacement.



Prosperity Region

$ 40,920

2022


Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Preserve and protect building interior.

10597 University Brighton Garage HSB-1 Paint Interior

Interior is dirty and in need of new paint.

Defer project and absorb risk of high repair costs.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of interior structural damage and damage to building contents.


$ 16,934

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren


10211 Southwest Paw Paw Garage GAR-1 Paint Interior

Paint is showing signs of significant wear. The east wall of the boiler room and west wall of parts room have water damage due to leaking chimney.



Prosperity Region

$ 37,263

2022

University RegionAdrian Garage Cold

Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Lenawee

Protection of interior structure and its contents.

10606 University Adrian Garage CSB-1 Paint Interior

Interior is dirty and paint is peeling in a number of locations.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher cost repairs in the future.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural damage to interior of building and its contents.


$ 19,390

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Heated Storage

HSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson


10627 University Region Maintenance Crews HSB-1 Paint Interior

Walls are dirty and paint is peeling and worn.


Savings realized through protection and preservation of interior structure and mitigation of possible damage to contents.Southeast

Michigan Prosperity

$ 16,934

2022

Grand Region

Grand Region Office

Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent

More efficient operation and improved customer service at this public entrance.

10527 Grand Region Office REG-1 Remodel Reception Area

Existing receptionist area is not adequate for office operations and servicing the public.

Deferment of project would result in continued inefficient operation and reduced customer service.

Improved customer service for the public enter the facility and reduced operational costs due to insufficient layout of office space.


$ 135,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Welcome Center

WCT-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Decrease temperature and humidity levels.

10254 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center WCT-1 Replace Roof Panels

Excessive heat and moisture trapped in vestibule area.


Improved facility condition for the traveling public.


$ 45,761

2022

University RegionJackson Testing Lab

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Jackson

Fully functioning restroom facilities for personnel.

10626 University Jackson Testing Lab GAR-1 Remodel Restrooms

Bathrooms are extremely outdated and showers are out of order.


Better stewardship of facility assets through improved operational efficiency.


$ 24,480

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2022


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Livingston

Preserve and protect the asset and provide a safe walking surface for the public and MDOT employees.

10425 University Brighton Garage GAR-1 Repair Concrete

The existing concrete floor has visible cracks and surface spalling. Because the surface is not sealed it is difficult to clean.

Deferring project will result in further deterioration and then will require a full rehab and replacement.

Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage as well as address safety issues.


$ 100,000


October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023

University RegionMason Garage Cold

Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham


10643 University Mason Garage CSB-1 Paint Interior

Interior is dirty and paint is peeling.


Savings realized through protection and preservation of interior structure and mitigation of possible damage to contents.South Central

Prosperity Region

$ 35,050

2023

Grand Region

Plainwell Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Allegan


10664 Grand Plainwell Garage GAR-1 Paint Garage and Wash bay

The garage and wash bay interior masonry wall surfaces are peeled/blistered at various locations.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk or structural and building content damage.West Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 20,033

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023

Grand Region

Cadillac TSC Transportation Service

Center

TSC-1

County:

2116-STF

Wexford

More efficient operation and improved customer service at this public entrance.

10539 Grand Cadillac TSC TSC-1 Remodel Reception Area

Existing receptionist area is not adequate for office operations and servicing the public.

Deferment of project would result in continued inefficient operation and reduced customer service.

Improved customer service for the public enter the facility and reduced operational costs due to insufficient layout of office space.


$ 41,709

2023


Washbay

WSH-1

County:

2116-STF

Ingham

Improved operational efficiency.

10584 University Williamston Garage WSH-1 Refinish Wash bay Floor

Floor is beginning to spall.

Defer project and absorb risk of reduced operational efficiency.

Savings realized in reduced operating costs due to improved operational efficiency.


$ 17,600

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien


10128 Southwest Coloma Garage SSB-1 Replace Exterior Lighting





$ 40,000

2023

Southwest RegionNiles Garage Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10311 Southwest Niles Garage STE-1 Install Paved Parking Area

No pavement to/from site areas. Lack of pavement creates environmental concern, no protection from spilled contaminants.




$ 139,155

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023

Superior RegionNewberry TSC Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Luce


10238 Superior Newberry TSC STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Large cracking and areas of missing pavement. Improper drainage allows water to pool accelerating pavement deterioration. Current parking spaces are inadequate. Some cracking.




$ 108,258

2023

Grand Region

Grand Region Office

Region Office

REG-1

County:

2116-STF

Kent


10159 Grand Region Office REG-1 Paint Interior Surfaces

Paint is showing signs of deterioration, including peeling and chipping.


Preventive maintenance investment will mitigate risk of structural and building content damage.West Michigan

Prosperity Region

$ 13,545

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023

Southwest RegionNiles Garage Salt/Sand

Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass

Materials and equipment are protected from the elements, and is not compromised due to improper storage.

10309 Southwest Niles Garage SSB-1 Convert to CSB


Constructing a new cold storage facility was considered but repurposing an existing facility is more cost conducive.



$ 22,000

2023

Southwest RegionMarshall TSC Transportati

on Service Center

TSC-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun

Safe walking surface for the public and MDOT employees.

10374 Marshall TSC TSC-1 Replace Office Carpet

Carpet is showing visible signs of wear.

Defer project and absorb risk of potential safety hazard.

Mitigate safety risk and improve customer service.


$ 18,070

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien


10387 Southwest Sawyer Garage STE-1 Pave West/ South Parking Lots

Areas to west and south of salt dome are gravel (unpaved).

Defer project and accept inefficient operations and potential environmental impact depending on volume and duration of vehicles moving/standing on unpaved surface.



$ 169,035

2023

Southwest RegionKalamazoo Garage

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Kalamazoo


10372 Southwest Kalamazoo Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot





$ 723,759

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Branch

Adequate training facility which is ADA compliant.

10181 Southwest Coldwater Training Facility GAR-1 Renovate Restrooms

Built as maintenance garage and in need of update for use as public training facility. Bathroom sinks/urinals are original. Automated gasoline monitoring system still remains.

Continue present operations.

ADA compliant facility. Use of natural resource and associated costs will be reduced.


$ 208,320

2023


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Protective surface on which maintenance vehicles and equipment operate.

10362 Southwest Coloma Garage STE-1 Repave North Lot

Pavement is in poor condition with excessive cracking on the north side of the site.




$ 130,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren

Ability for employees to conveniently access MDOT property resulting in improved operational efficiency.

10758 Southwest South Haven Garage STE-1 Obtain Easement

Currently MDOT is unable to conveniently access MDOT property located to the east of property owner.


Savings realized in improved operational efficiency resulting in reduction of operational costs.


$ 210,000

2023


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Calhoun

Safe and efficient operation of state-owned facility.

10754 Southwest Marshall Garage GAR-1 Renovate Office

The office / break room / rest room areas are insufficient for MDOT operations. Restrooms are not building code and HC compliant.

Defer project and absorb risk of higher repair costs and code violations.

Savings realized in reduced energy consumption and related costs. Additional savings realized in bringing facility to current code and compliance.


$ 165,680

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023

Southwest RegionColoma Business Office

Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren


10356 Southwest Coloma Business Office STE-1 Repave Parking Lot





$ 55,000

2023


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Equipment is protected from the elements and is not compromised due to improper storage.

10217 Southwest Sawyer Garage GAR-1 Construct Garage Addition

For improved operations, MDOT has transitioned to use of large tandem trucks. Exposed equipment has increased rate of corrosion and reduced service life.

Continue to store equipment outside where it is exposed to the elements.

Cost savings are realized by protecting purchased assets.


$ 942,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Berrien

Materials and equipment are protected from the elements, and is not compromised due to improper storage.

10218 Southwest Sawyer Garage SSB-1 Convert to CSB


Constructing a new cold storage facility was considered but repurposing an existing facility is more cost conducive.



$ 124,121

2023


Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren

Equipment is protected from the elements.

10221 Southwest South Haven Garage GAR-1 Construct Garage Addition

For improved operations, MDOT has transitioned to use of tandem trucks which are longer than the single-axle trucks. This creates a logistic issue due to existing garage configuration for smaller trucks.

Continue to store equipment outside where it is exposed to the elements.

Cost savings are realized by protecting purchased assets.


$ 823,531

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Garage

GAR-2

County:

2116-STF

Van Buren

Additional space will allow for optimum space allocation for existing and additional staff. In addition, increased storage space will result in more efficient operations.

10222 Southwest South Haven Garage GAR-2 Construct Garage Addition

Inadequate office and conference room space. There is no computer area. The mechanic and shop supply areas do not accommodate the necessity for emergency exits.

Lease or purchase an additional facility/office space which would result in an increase of region operational expenditures.

Adding additional space, rather than buying or leasing, will be a more efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and will result in an increase in employee productivity and efficiency.


$ 79,660

2023

Blue Water BridgePort Huron Garage

Garage

GAR-1

County:

2116-STF

St. Clair

Improved storage, providing better protection of equipment from weather.

00124 BWB Port Huron Garage GAR-1 Construct Lean-to

Insufficient equipment storage.


Better stewardship of facility assets.


$ 85,000

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Storage

SSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10206 Southwest Niles Garage SSB-1 Install siding

Paint has difficulty adhering to the wood due to salt leaching. Paint has chipped away exposing raw wood.

Defer project and absorb risk of costly structural and content damage.


Prosperity Region

$ 43,489

2023

North Region


Cold Storage

CSB-1

County:

2116-STF

Emmet

New storage building will provide adequate storage for brochures, supplies and maintenance equipment.

10139 North Mackinac City Welcome Center CSB-1 Construct New CSB

Existing storage buildings are in need of repair and do not provide adequate storage.


Ability to store sufficient brochure information for distribution to MDOT's tourist needs and promotion of Michigan tourism.


$ 55,138

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023


Storage

SSB-3

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10307 Southwest Niles Garage SSB-3 Construct Lean-to




Prosperity Region

$ 120,000

2023

Southwest RegionJones Garage Site

STE-1

County:

2116-STF

Cass


10193 Southwest Jones Garage STE-1 Repave Parking Lot

Existing pavement 1-2" deteriorated with large cracks and potholes. To reduce storm water influent into lagoon, site survey info will be used to determine if catch basins can be connected to ditch.

Full rehab and replacement was considered. Further investigation revealed existing pavement can be salvaged if repaired before pavement condition further deteriorates.

Significant savings by repairing existing pavement in lieu of complete rehab and replacement. Correct drainage will provide long-term protection of asset.


$ 189,700

October 2017






Benefit to Taxpayer

2023

Superior RegionSt. Ignace Garage

Salt/Sand Storage

SSB-2

County:

2116-STF

Mackinac

Protect materials and equipment from the elements. Corrosion repair work to various equipment will be greatly reduced.

10125 Superior St. Ignace Garage SSB-2 Construct Lean-to


Continue to store various materials and equipment outside and unprotected from the elements. This alternative was rejected due to high material and equipment replacement cost.



$ 340,944


October 2017

Appendix C

Facility Assessment Overview (Leased Facilities Are Not Assessed)

Region/BusinessArea Facility Name Own/Lease

AssessmentYear

InspectionDate

MajorCapital

Bay Bay City TSC Own 2017 05/22/2017Bay Bay Region Maintenance Crews Own 2017 05/23/2017Bay Bay Region Office (Shared with Hurom TSC) Own 2017 05/23/2017Bay Clare Welcome Center Own 2017 05/24/2017Bay Davison TSC Own 2017 06/07/2017Bay Huron TSC (Shared with Bay Region Office) Own 2017 05/23/2017Bay Mt. Pleasant Garage (Shared with Mt. Pleasant TSC) Own 2017 05/24/2017Bay Mt. Pleasant TSC (Shared with Mt. Pleasant Garage) Own 2017 05/24/2017Bay Saginaw East Garage Own 2017 05/23/2017Bay Saginaw West Garage Own 2017 05/23/2017Bay Zilwaukee Bridge Maintenance Facility Own 2017 05/22/2017BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza Own 2016 05/05/2016BWB Port Huron Garage Own 2016 04/12/2016BWB Port Huron Project Office (Temporary) Own 2016 04/12/2016BWB Port Huron Welcome Center Own 2016 05/05/2016Grand Cadillac TSC Own 2017 04/27/2017Grand Fennville Garage Own 2017 05/04/2017 2021Grand Grand Rapids Garage Own 2017 05/12/2017Grand Grand Rapids TSC Lease-Private N/A N/A 2021Grand Grand Region Maintenance Crews Own 2017 05/12/2017Grand Grand Region Office Own 2017 05/12/2017 2022Grand Hastings Garage Own 2017 04/26/2017 2021, 2022Grand Howard City Complex (Closed) Own 2017 05/04/2017Grand Marion Garage Own 2017 04/27/2017Grand Muskegon TSC Own 2017 05/02/2017 2023Grand Plainwell Garage Own 2017 05/04/2017Grand Reed City Garage Own 2017 04/27/2017 2022Lansing Aeronautics Administration& Operations (Shared with Lansing TSC) Own 2017 05/11/2017Lansing Construction Field Services Lease-DTMB N/A N/ALansing Fleet Administration & Operations Own 2017 05/11/2017Lansing Nixon Warehouse Own 2017 05/11/2017Lansing Operations Field Services Own 2017 05/11/2017Lansing Van Wagoner Building Lease-DTMB N/A N/ALansing Warehouse/Secondary Lease-DTMB N/A N/AMetro Brush Street Garage Own 2016 05/03/2016Metro Caniff-Greeley Salt Storage Building Own 2016 05/03/2016 2020Metro Detroit Garage Own 2016 05/03/2016Metro Detroit Operations and Service Center Own 2016 05/10/2016Metro Detroit Welcome Center Lease-Private N/A N/AMetro Ford/Wyoming Salt Storage Building Own 2016 05/10/2016Metro M-102 - US-24 Salt Storage Building Own 2016 04/26/2016Metro Macomb TSC Lease-Private N/A N/A 2023Metro Metro Region Maintenance Crews Own 2016 04/19/2016Metro Metro Region Office Own 2016 04/26/2016Metro Metro Testing Lab Lease-Private N/A N/AMetro Oakland TSC Own 2016 04/26/2016Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage Building Own 2016 05/17/2016Metro Taylor TSC Own 2016 05/10/2016North Alpena TSC Lease-Private N/A N/ANorth Atlanta Garage Own 2017 05/17/2017North Gaylord TSC (Shared with North Region Office) Own 2017 05/16/2017North Hillman Testing Lab Own 2017 05/17/2017North Kalkaska Garage Own 2017 05/09/2017North Kalkaska Materials Testing Lab Own 2017 05/09/2017North Mackinac City Welcome Center Own 2017 05/09/2017North Mio Garage Own 2017 05/15/2017North North Region Maintenance Crews Own 2017 05/09/2017North North Region Office (Shared with Gaylord TSC) Own 2017 05/16/2017

Michigan Department of TransportationCapital Outlay Five-Year Program (2019-2023)

Facility Assessment Overview

Region/BusinessArea Facility Name Own/Lease

AssessmentYear

InspectionDate

MajorCapital

North Traverse City TSC Lease-Private N/A N/A 2022Pass. Trans. Benton Harbor Bus Terminal Own 2015 04/01/2015Pass. Trans. Detroit Bus Terminal Own 2016 05/24/2016Pass. Trans. Mio OCATS (Oscoda County Area Transp Specialist) Own 2017 05/16/2017Pass. Trans. New Center Rail Terminal Own 2015 05/12/2015Pass. Trans. Pontiac Bus/Rail Terminal Own 2015 05/18/2015Pass. Trans. Southfield Bus Terminal Own 2015 05/18/2015Southwest Coldwater Training Facility Own 2015 05/04/2015Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center Own 2015 05/04/2015Southwest Coloma Business Office Own 2015 04/01/2015Southwest Coloma Garage Own 2015 04/03/2015 2020, 2021Southwest Jones Garage Own 2015 04/29/2015 2020, 2021Southwest Kalamazoo Garage Own 2015 04/15/2015 2022Southwest Kalamazoo TSC Own 2015 04/15/2015Southwest Marshall Garage Own 2015 05/06/2015Southwest Marshall TSC Own 2015 05/06/2015Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center Own 2015 04/08/2015Southwest Niles Garage Own 2015 04/29/2015Southwest Paw Paw Garage Own 2015 04/27/2015Southwest Sawyer Garage Own 2015 04/08/2015 2020Southwest South Haven Garage Own 2015 04/06/2015 2020, 2021Southwest Southwest Region Maintenance Crews Own 2015 04/22/2015Southwest Southwest Region Office Own 2015 04/22/2015Superior Covington Storage Own 2015 04/28/2015Superior Crystal Falls TSC Own 2015 04/28/2015Superior Engadine Garage Own 2015 06/02/2015Superior Gladstone Sign & Signal Shop Own 2015 04/27/2015Superior Houghton Garage Own 2015 04/29/2015Superior Iron Mountain Welcome Center Lease-Private N/A N/ASuperior Ironwood Welcome Center Own 2015 04/29/2015 2022Superior Ishpeming TSC Own 2015 04/30/2015Superior L'Anse Garage Own 2015 04/29/2015Superior Marquette Welcome Center Own 2015 04/30/2015Superior Menominee Welcome Center Own 2015 04/28/2015Superior Newberry TSC Own 2015 06/02/2015Superior Sault Ste. Marie Welcome Center Own 2015 06/01/2015 2022Superior St. Ignace Garage Own 2015 06/03/2015 2023Superior St. Ignace Welcome Center Own 2015 06/03/2015 2022Superior Superior Region Office Own 2015 04/27/2015University Adrian Garage Own 2016 05/02/2016University Brighton Garage Own 2016 04/25/2016University Brighton TSC Lease-Private N/A N/AUniversity Charlotte Garage Own 2016 04/14/2016 2021University Dundee Welcome Center Own 2016 05/02/2016 2021University Grand Ledge Garage Own 2016 04/14/2016 2020, 2021University Jackson Testing Lab Own 2016 05/09/2016University Jackson TSC Own 2016 05/09/2016University Lansing TSC Own 2017 05/11/2017 2020University Mason Garage Own 2016 05/16/2016 2021University Monroe Welcome Center Own 2016 04/28/2016University University Region Maintenance Crews Own 2016 05/09/2016 2021University University Region Office Own 2016 05/12/2016University Williamston Garage Own 2016 04/18/2016

Bay Region

2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENT Bay Region

REGION CONTACT

Rick Maida FACILITY ASSESSOR

Steve Loney

Bay City TSC

Own

East Central Michigan Prosperity Region

BUSINESS AREA OWN / LEASE

ADDRESS

2590 E. Wilder Rd., Bay City MI 48706 COUNTY

Bay PHONE NO .

(989) 671‐1555 FAX NO .

(989) 671‐1530

WORK FORCE UTILIZATION RATE

INSPECTION DATE

05/22/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION

Transporta on Service Center SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

22.00

ADMIN / EMPLOYEE AREA

SITE ASSESSMENTAdequate

SITE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Adequate

Fully U lized FACILITY ENERGY AUDIT

07/22/2010

SITE CAPACITY FOR DEVELOPMENT

PARKING/PAVING 32DRAINAGE

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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FENCING GAS UTILITY (if present)

TYPE VENDOR ADEQUACY

MunicipalMunicipalNatural GasElectrical

Adequate

Consumers Energy

Consumers EnergyBay County Department of Water and SBay County Department of Water and S

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

2

ADEQUACY

8,860 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE

CONSTRUCTED PURPOSE CURRENT USE

TOTALSIZE (SQ FT) ROOF TYPEEXTERIOR FINISHSTRUCTURE

ESTIMATED REPLACEMENT

VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

TSC‐1 Transporta on Service Center


8,860 1999 Wood. Masonry, vinyl and brick. Wood and shingle.$ 2,303,600

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 2,232 2001 Wood. Vinyl siding. Wood shingles.$ 234,360

11,092TOTAL COMPLEX SQ FT

5 YR ADEQUACY Electrical

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ADA COMPLIANCEBLDG CODE

2 3 2 2 2 3 0 2 3 0 2 2 2 32TSC‐1 Adequate Inadequate

Page 1 of 13 = AVERAGE (Showing Wear; Preven ve Maintenance and Occasional Repair)4 = POOR (Worn; Significant Maintenance or Repair)5 = REHAB/REPLACE (Requires Rehabilita on or Replacement)

0 = NOT APPLICABLE (N/A) 1 = EXCELLENT (Annual Maintenance per Schedule) 2 = GOOD (Annual and Preven ve Maintenance)

Assessment Ra ng:

TSC401 00


REGION CONTACT


Zach Verhulst

Davison TSC

Own



ADDRESS

9495 E. Po er Road, Davison MI 48423 COUNTY

Genesee PHONE NO .

(810) 653‐7470 FAX NO .

(810) 653‐1248


INSPECTION DATE

06/07/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

5.00





07/23/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Consumers Energy

Consumers EnergyRichfield TownshipRichfield Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

3

ADEQUACY

6,400 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



6,400 2001 Wood. Vinly siding and brick. Wood and shingles.$ 1,664,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC403 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBay Region ‐ Davison TSC

Project NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate10747 Bay Davison TSC STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2019 STE‐1 Parking lot is in poor condi on with large cracks. Apparently it was constructed on poor soils and appears to be se ling/moving in the SW corner. Addi onal numerous cracks have also developed following winter.

$ 130,000.00

10512 Bay Davison TSC STE‐1 Install Trench Drain

2021 STE‐1 Water flows into tes ng lab area at service door and overhead door. $ 12,793.00

Special Maintenance Total: $ 142,793.00



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC403 00


REGION CONTACT


Steve Loney


Own



ADDRESS

3502 East Washington Avenue, Saginaw MI 48601 COUNTY

Saginaw PHONE NO .

(989) 754‐0784 FAX NO .

(989) 754‐9250


INSPECTION DATE

05/23/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION

Maintenance Crews SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

38.00





06/10/2010



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Adequate

Consumers Energy

Consumers EnergyBuena Vista Charter TownshipBuena Vista Charter Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2

ADEQUACY

2,100 SQ FT

3

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SPC‐1 Maintenance Crews Maintenance Crews 28,150 1966 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal with a membrane coa ng over front

$ 2,955,750

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,920 1966 Steel. Metal. Metal.$ 516,600

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 2,720 1993 Wood. Metal. Wood shingles.$ 217,600

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 2,250 1966 Wood. Metal. Wood and shingle.$ 180,000



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2 3 3 2 4 3 2 2 3 0 3 3 2 03SPC‐1 Adequate Inadequate

2 3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 0 0 3 2 03HSB‐1 Adequate Inadequate

3 3 3 0 0 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 4 03CSB‐1 Adequate Inadequate

3 3 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00CSB‐2 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

50062G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBay Region ‐ Bay Region Maintenance Crews

Project NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate10763_Bay_Bay‐Region‐Maintenance‐Crews_CSB‐1_Replace‐Roof‐Shingles

2019 CSB‐1 Noted deteriora on of exis ng shingles, many patchs already in place. $ 19,381.50

10764_Bay_Bay‐Region‐Maintenance‐Crews_CSB‐2_Paint‐Exterior

2019 CSB‐2 Paint is peeling and in poor condi on exposing wood surfaces. Wood facia is ro ed and damaged.

$ 11,417.35

10765_Bay_Bay‐Region‐Maintenance‐Crews_CSB‐2_Repalce‐Roof‐Shingles

2019 CSB‐2 Noted deteriora on of exis ng shingles, many patchs already in place. $ 11,628.90




Assessment Ra ng:

50062G 00


REGION CONTACT


Steve Loney

Bay Region Office (Shared with Hurom TSC)

Own

Huron TSC occupies 1,050 sq. . of the Bay Region Office.



ADDRESS

5859 Sherman Road, Saginaw MI 48604 COUNTY

Saginaw PHONE NO .

(989) 754‐7443 FAX NO .

(989) 754‐8122


INSPECTION DATE

05/23/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION

Administra on & Opera ons SECONDARY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

4.49







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Adequate

Consumers Energy


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2

ADEQUACY

39,870 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG‐1 Region Office Region Office 39,870 1970 Masonry and steel. Masonry and metal. Asphalt Shingles.$ 10,366,200



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2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 3 1 23REG‐1 Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

REG400 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBay Region ‐ Bay Region Office (Shared with Hurom TSC)

Project NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate10766_Bay_Bay‐Region‐Office_Site_Repave‐Parking‐Lot

2021 STE‐1 Paving deteriora on is advanced and annual maintenance is required and significant.

$ 78,569.74




Assessment Ra ng:

REG400 00


REGION CONTACT


Steve Loney

Huron TSC (Shared with Bay Region Office)

Own

Huron TSC is located within the Bay Region Office.



ADDRESS

5859 Sherman Road, Saginaw MI 48604 COUNTY

Saginaw PHONE NO .

(989) 754‐7443 FAX NO .

(989) 754‐8122


INSPECTION DATE

05/23/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

0.00







RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

LIGHTING




Adequate

Consumers Energy


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

1,050 SQ FT

3

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

‐ $ 0

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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC405 00


REGION CONTACT


Zach Verhulst

Mt. Pleasant Garage (Shared with Mt. Pleasant TSC)

Own

Mt. Pleasant TSC occupies 5,000 sq. . of Mt. Pleasant Garage.



ADDRESS

1212 Corporate Drive, Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 COUNTY

Isabella PHONE NO .

(989) 773‐3532 FAX NO .

(989) 773‐0944


INSPECTION DATE

05/24/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION

Garage SECONDARY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

14.00





05/18/2010



RATING

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Adequate

Consumers Energy

DTE (includes MichCon)Mt. Pleasant, City ofMt. Pleasant, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2

ADEQUACY

5,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 27,140 1987 Steel and masonry. Masonry. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 2,849,700

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 6,000 1990 Steel and masonry. Masonry. Metal.$ 630,000

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 6,000 1988 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood shingle.$ 480,000



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2 3 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 32GAR‐1 Adequate Inadequate

3 3 3 4 3 3 3 3 2 0 2 2 3 03HSB‐1 Adequate Adequate

3 4 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 03SSB‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

50039G 00


REGION CONTACT


Zach Verhulst

Mt. Pleasant TSC (Shared with Mt. Pleasant Garage)

Own

Mt. Pleasant TSC is located within the Mt. Pleasant Garage.



ADDRESS

1212 Corporate Drive, Mt. Pleasant MI 48858 COUNTY

Isabella PHONE NO .

(989) 773‐7756 FAX NO .

(989) 775‐6329


INSPECTION DATE

05/24/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

0.00





05/18/2010



RATING

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RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Consumers Energy

DTE (includes MichCon)Mt. Pleasant, City ofMt. Pleasant, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2

ADEQUACY

5,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



5,000 2000 Masonry and steel. Masonry and steel. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 1,300,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC402 00


REGION CONTACT


Zach Verhulst

Saginaw East Garage

Own



ADDRESS

3510 East Washington Avenue, Saginaw MI 48601 COUNTY

Saginaw PHONE NO .

(989) 754‐0784 FAX NO .

(989) 754‐9250


INSPECTION DATE

05/23/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

33.00





06/09/2010



RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

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IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

3

ADEQUACY

2,900 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 25,540 1991 Masonry and steel. Masonry and metal. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 2,681,700

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 11,670 2003 Steel. Metal. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 1,225,350

HSB‐2 Heated Storage Heated Storage 11,670 2003 Steel. Metal. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 1,225,350

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 6,000 1983 Wood. Wood. Wood and shingle.$ 480,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,940 2000 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood and shingle.$ 795,200

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 1,900 1967 Wood. Wood. Wood and shingle.$ 152,000

CMA‐1 CMA Storage and Containment

CMA Storage and Containment

2,400 2009 Masonry Masonry and Metal Wood and shingle$ 192,000




Assessment Ra ng:

50007G 00


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2 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 3 2 02CMA‐1 Adequate Adequate

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBay Region ‐ Saginaw East Garage

Project NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate10770_Bay_Saginaw‐East‐Garage_SSB‐2_Replace‐Roof‐Shingles

2019 SSB‐2 Noted deteriora on with blow‐offs and patches already in place. $ 19,381.50

10516 Bay Saginaw East Garage GAR‐1 Replace Exterior Windows

2019 GAR‐1 Exterior windows are in poor condi on and are not energy efficient. $ 45,000.00

10514 Bay Saginaw East Garage GAR‐1 Install Heaters

2020 GAR‐1 Hea ng and ven la on system in mechanic's area and adjacent parts room is in poor condi on and are inefficient to operate.

$ 110,000.00

10517 Bay Saginaw East Garage GAR‐1 Install Overhead Crane

2020 GAR‐1 The mechanic's area currently does not have an overhead crane for vehicle repair opera ons.

$ 52,000.00

10491 Bay Saginaw East Garage STE‐1 Remove Sand

2022 STE‐1 Removal of contaminated material from site. $ 1,561,000.00

Special Maintenance Total: $ 1,787,381.50



Assessment Ra ng:

50007G 00


REGION CONTACT


Zach Verhulst

Saginaw West Garage

Own



ADDRESS

1459 South Graham Road, M‐52, Saginaw MI 48609 COUNTY

Saginaw PHONE NO .

(989) 781‐2310 FAX NO .

(989) 781‐0085


INSPECTION DATE

05/23/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

23.00





05/17/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Consumers Energy

Consumers EnergyThomas TownshipThomas Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

2

ADEQUACY

1,350 SQ FT

3

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 21,580 1970 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 2,265,900

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,940 2000 Cement and wood. Cement and wood. Wood and shingle.$ 795,200

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1987 Masonry and steel. Masonry and metal. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 480,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1970 Wood. Wood. Wood shingle.$ 480,000




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3 2 3 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 2 2 3 04SSB‐3 Adequate Inadequate




Assessment Ra ng:

50008G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBay Region ‐ Saginaw West Garage

Project NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate10772_Bay_Saginaw‐West‐Garage‐SSB‐2_Paint‐Exterior

2019 SSB‐2 Paint is peeling and in poor condi on resul ng in exposed wood surfaces. $ 11,711.86

10773_Bay_Saginaw‐West‐Garage_SSB‐2_Replace‐Roof‐Shingles

2019 SSB‐2 Noted deteriora on of exis ng shingles, many patchs already in place. $ 31,000.00

10521 Bay Saginaw West Garage GAR‐1 Replace Floor Hoists

2019 GAR‐1 The two (2) exis ng floor hoists are inadequate to handle the larger, tandem‐axle trucks. Currently the garage is equipped with portable hoists.

$ 550,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50008G 00


REGION CONTACT

Maida, Rick FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zach Verhulst

Zilwaukee Bridge Maintenance Facility

Own



ADDRESS

5777 N. Adams, Saginaw MI 48604 COUNTY

Saginaw PHONE NO .

(989) 752‐0092 FAX NO .

(989) 752‐5475


INSPECTION DATE

05/22/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

10.00







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Holding TankWell

PropaneElectrical

Adequate

Consumers Energy

Amerigas (Saginaw)

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

0

ADEQUACY

1,800 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 1,800 1996 Wood. Vinyl siding. Wood and shingles.$ 189,000

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 3,584 1998 Wood. Vinyl siding. Wood and shingle.$ 376,320

HSB‐2 Heated Storage Heated Storage 720 1998 Wood. Vinyl siding. Wood and shingles.$ 75,600



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Assessment Ra ng:

59050F 00

Blue Water Bridge

2016 FACILITY ASSESSMENT BUSINESS AREA

BWB

REGION CONTACT

Silver, Mia FACILITY ASSESSOR

Parsons, Chris

Blue Water Bridge Plaza

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1410 Elmwood, Port Huron MI 48060 COUNTY

St. Clair PHONE NO .

(810) 984‐3131 FAX NO .

(810) 984‐1810


INSPECTION DATE

05/05/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION

Bridge Opera ons SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

53.00


SITE ASSESSMENTInadequate



03/22/2010



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NatElectrical

Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)SEMCO

Port Huron, City ofPort Huron, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

3

ADEQUACY

22,208 SQ FT

3

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

INS‐1 Inspec on Facility Inspec on Facility 28,930 1995 Steel/Block Brick/Concrete Built‐up$ 3,037,650

INS‐2 Inspec on Facility Other 324 1995 Steel and concrete. Metal and limestone. Rubber membrane.$ 34,020

OFF‐1 Office Building Office Building 22,208 1998 Concrete and steel. Concrete. Rubber membrane.$ 5,774,080

GEN‐1 Emergency Generator Containment

Emergency Generator Containment

400 2001 Block. Block. Rubber membrane.$ 42,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 896 2001 Wood. Metal. Wood and shingle.$ 71,680

TLB‐1 Toll Booth Toll Booth 1,687 0 Steel and concrete. Concrete and metal. Metal.$ 708,540



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3 3 3 2 3 3 3 4 5 0 4 2 2 54INS‐1 Adequate Inadequate

4 4 4 3 3 3 0 4 5 0 0 3 4 04INS‐2 Inadequate Adequate

3 3 4 3 3 4 0 4 5 0 3 2 3 53OFF‐1 Inadequate Inadequate

2 2 3 0 0 2 0 2 3 2 3 3 2 02GEN‐1 Adequate Adequate


5 5 3 3 5 2 0 5 3 0 0 0 4 03TLB‐1 Adequate Inadequate

Page 1 of 2 3 = AVERAGE (Showing Wear; Preven ve Maintenance and Occasional Repair) 4 = POOR (Worn; Significant Maintenance or Repair) 5 = REHAB/REPLACE (Requires Rehabilita on or Replacement)


Assessment Ra ng:

BWBBRG 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBWB ‐ Blue Water Bridge Plaza

Project NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate

10616 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza INS‐1 Epoxy Entranceway

2019 INS‐1 Wear spots throughout. $ 12,000.00

10617 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza OFF‐1 Epoxy Entranceway

2019 OFF‐1 Wear spots throughout. $ 16,000.00

10619 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza GEN‐1 Replace Generator

2019 GEN‐1 Generator is showing signs of wear and requires con nual maintenance. $ 250,000.00

10618 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza STE‐1 Replace Security Gate

2020 STE‐1 Requires con nual maintenance. $ 30,000.00

10621 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza STE‐1 Replace Curbs

2020 STE‐1 Plowing and salt have damage curbs. $ 35,000.00

10620 BWB Blue Water Bridge Plaza TLB‐1 Replace Toll Booths

2021 TLB‐1 Doors rus ng and poor thermal resistance. $ 400,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

BWBBRG 00


BWB

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Port Huron Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

2900 Lewis Drive, Port Huron MI 48060 COUNTY


(810) 984‐4482 FAX NO .

(810) 984‐1091


INSPECTION DATE

04/12/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

13.00





03/16/2010



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DTE (includes MichCon)SEMCO

Port Huron, City ofPort Huron Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

3

ADEQUACY

2,500 SQ FT

5

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 34,848 2001 Steel. Metal. Rubber with stone ballast.$ 3,659,040

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 7,200 2001 Concrete and wood. Concrete and metal. Wood shingles.$ 576,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

50085G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBWB ‐ Port Huron Garage


10561 BWB Port Huron Garage STE‐1 Replace Fence Gate Posts

2020 STE‐1 Main fence gate posts are unstable and move laterally under high winds or during opera on. Automa c gate opening system not working properly.

$ 21,950.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50085G 00


BWB

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Port Huron Project Office (Temporary)

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

2127 11th Avenue, Port Huron MI 48060 COUNTY


(810) 985‐5011 FAX NO .

(810) 985‐5042


INSPECTION DATE

04/12/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION

Office SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

1.00







RATING

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RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

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Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)DTE (includes MichCon)

Port Huron, City ofPort Huron, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

4

ADEQUACY

6,110 SQ FT

3

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

PRJ‐1 Project Office Project Office 6,110 2000 Wood. Masonry and vinyl. Wood shingles.$ 1,588,600



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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC702 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBWB ‐ Port Huron Project Office (Temporary)


10567 BWB Port Huron Project Office STE‐1 Pave Parking Lot

2020 STE‐1 Asphalt pavement has extensive cracking. $ 43,335.00

10568 BWB Port Huron Project Office STE‐1 Replace Sidewalk Curbing

2021 STE‐1 Concrete sidewalk, building perimeter apron, and curbing is severely cracked/damaged/se led at various loca ons.

$ 12,195.00

10569 BWB Port Huron Project Office TSC‐1 Replace Restroom Tile Floors

2022 TSC‐1 The led concrete floor in each restroom has cracked and se led. $ 60,762.00




Assessment Ra ng:

TSC702 00

Grand Region

2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENT Grand Region

REGION CONTACT

Del Kirkby FACILITY ASSESSOR

Adam Doubblestein

Cadillac TSC

Own



ADDRESS

7915 US‐131 Hwy., Cadillac MI 49601 COUNTY

Wexford PHONE NO .

(231) 775‐3486 FAX NO .

(231) 775‐0301WORK FORCE UTILIZATION RATE

INSPECTION DATE

04/27/2017FACILITY FUNCTION

Transporta on Service CenterSECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

24.10ADMIN/EMPLOYEE AREA



Fully U lizedFACILITY ENERGY AUDIT

07/01/2008



RATING

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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

0

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Natural GasElectrical

Adequate

Consumers EnergyDTE (includes MichCon)

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 01

1

ADEQUACY

7,080 SQ FT

1

UTILITY

BLDG CODE CONSTRUCTED PURPOSE CURRENT USE TOTAL ROOF TYPEEXTERIOR FINISHSTRUCTURE


OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

TSC-1 Transportation Service Center

Transportation Service Center

7,080 2008 Wood. Brick. Shingles.$ 1,840,800

TST-1 Testing Lab Heated Storage 720 2008 Wood. Brick. Shingles.$ 243,360



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2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 02TST‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC203 00


REGION CONTACT

Rick Weaver FACILITY ASSESSOR

Adam Doubblestein

Fennville Garage

Own



ADDRESS

5252 East M‐89, Fennville MI 49408 COUNTY

Allegan PHONE NO .

(269) 561‐6701 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE


GarageSECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE





01/12/2010



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Adequate

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Adequate

Consumers EnergyMichigan Gas U li es

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

1,948 SQ FT

3

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 8,516 1966 Rigid steel frame. Masonry and metal panels. Metal roof panels.$ 894,180

HSB-1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,800 1968 Rigid steel frame. Prefinished insulated metal panels.

Prefinished metal panels.$ 504,000

HSB-2 Heated Storage Heated Storage 12,443 2013 Steel. Steel. Metal panel.$ 1,306,515

SSB-2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 7,854 1982 Concrete and wood. Concrete and Shingle. Shingle (new).$ 628,320

SSB-3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 14,400 2013 Concrete and wood. Wood. Shingled.$ 1,152,000

CMA-1 CMA Storage and Containment


629 0 Concrete (lower) and Metal arch truss frame

Concrete (lower) Fabric$ 50,320



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5 2 3 3 4 2 2 3 5 3 5 3 3 03GAR‐1 Inadequate Inadequate







Assessment Ra ng:

50023G 00

MAJOR CAPITALGrand Region‐Fennville Garage

Major Capital


10748 Grand Fennville Garage GAR‐3 Construct New Maintenance Garage

2021 GAR‐3 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

The exis ng garage is inadequate in size and func onality. With current building layout, cannot expand to either the east or west. Spending large amounts of money for internal repairs/replacements is not recommended.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Fennville Garage


10774_Grand_Fennville‐Garage‐HSB‐1_Replace‐Siding

2019 HSB‐1 Siding is very rusty on all sides. $ 50,000.00

10281 Grand Fennville Garage GAR‐1 Install Exhaust Hoses

2020 GAR‐1 There are no exhaust hoses at this facility. The exis ng fans were not intended for this type of facility and only remove a limited amount of exhaust fumes, posing a safety concern.

$ 55,423.00

10659 Grand Fennville Garage STE‐1 Repair Fence

2021 STE‐1 The exis ng Fence fabric is not properly a ached at various loca ons. The three‐wire barbed top is severely corroded and is not tensioned properly.

$ 28,000.00

10660 Grand Fennville Garage SSB‐2 Upgrade Ligh ng System

2021 SSB‐2 The exis ng interior ligh ng system is not adequate for MDOT opera ons. $ 16,000.00

10749 Grand Fennville Garage GAR‐1 Install Floor Hoist

2022 GAR‐1 Currently there is not opera onal floor hoist at the facility. The exis ng floor hoist has been abandoned. The size of the exis ng mechanics area is inadequate to install a new hoist.

$ 195,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50023G 00


REGION CONTACT

Rick Wanamaker FACILITY ASSESSOR

Steve Loney

Grand Rapids Garage

Own



ADDRESS

1400 Scribner Avenue, Grand Rapids MI 49504 COUNTY

Kent PHONE NO .

(616) 451‐8411 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE



SITE ACREAGE



SITE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Inadequate


06/29/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING




Adequate


Grand Rapids, City ofGrand Rapids, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 25

3

ADEQUACY

760 SQ FT

0

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 10,550 1965 CMU block. Painted block, and brick. EIFS on office area.

Flat with membrane coating.

$ 1,107,750



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Assessment Ra ng:

50054G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Grand Rapids Garage


10775_Grand_Grand‐Rapids‐Garage_Site_Add‐New‐Parking‐Lot‐Ligh ng

2019 STE‐1 No ligh ng exists $ 27,987.06

10776_Grand_Grand‐Rapids‐Garage_GAR‐1_Paint‐Exterior

2019 GAR‐1 Paint is peeling and in poor condi on resul ng in exposed masonry surfaces. $ 19,936.83




Assessment Ra ng:

50054G 00


REGION CONTACT FACILITY ASSESSORGrand Rapids TSC

Lease‐Private

Leased Facility ‐ Not Assessed



ADDRESS

2660 Leonard Street, NE, Grand Rapids MI 49525 COUNTY

Kent PHONE NO .

(616) 464‐1800 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

ADMIN/EMPLOYEE AREA

SITE ASSESSMENT

SITE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE




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0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

13,821 SQ FT

0

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS



13,821 1989 $ 3,593,460



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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC303 00

MAJOR CAPITALGrand Region‐Grand Rapids TSC

Major Capital


10338 Grand Grand Region TSC‐1 Construct New TSC

2021 TSC‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

The Grand Rapids TSC is currently a leased facility located in the southeast quadrant of I‐96 and Leonard Street within the City of Grand Rapids. The lease agreement is for 5 years with two 5 year renewable op ons.



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC303 00


REGION CONTACT


Steve Loney


Own



ADDRESS

1240 Front Street NW, Grand Rapids MI 49504 COUNTY

Kent PHONE NO .

(616) 451‐4557 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE


Maintenance CrewsSECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE





02/16/2010



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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

LIGHTING




Adequate



IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 34

3

ADEQUACY

2,800 SQ FT

3

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

SPC-1 Maintenance Crews Maintenance Crews 23,430 1964 CMU. Block (painted). Rubber membrane.$ 2,460,150



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Assessment Ra ng:

50075F 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Grand Region Maintenance Crews


10796_Grand_Grand‐Region‐Maintenance‐Crews_Replace‐Interior‐Ligh ng

2019 STE‐1 Ligh ng is failing and inefficient (power consump on as well as light distribu on) $ 170,000.00

10156 Grand Grand Region Maintenance Crews SPC‐1 Paint Interior

2022 SPC‐1 Paint is showing signs of deteriora on, including peeling and chipping. $ 33,562.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50075F 00


REGION CONTACT


Steve Loney

Grand Region Office

Own



ADDRESS

1420 Front Avenue, NW, Grand Rapids MI 49504 COUNTY

Kent PHONE NO .

(616) 451‐3091 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE


Administra on & Opera onsSECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE





06/29/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

4

LIGHTING




Adequate



IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

4

ADEQUACY

23,220 SQ FT

2

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG-1 Region Office Region Office 23,220 1962 Masonry. Grouted tile. Rubber membrane.$ 6,037,200



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Assessment Ra ng:

REG300 00

MAJOR CAPITALGrand Region‐Grand Region Office

Major Capital


10160 Grand Grand Region Office TST‐1 Construct New Tes ng Lab

2022 TST‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

Currently contracted. This is not a cost effec ve op on and MDOT does not retain control of tes ng environment/controls.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Grand Region Office


10777_Grand_Grand‐Region‐Office_Site_Repave‐Parking‐Lot

2021 STE‐1 Paving deteriora on is advanced and annual maintenance is required and significant.

$ 18,446.85

10778_Grand_Grand‐Region‐Office_Site_Replace‐Concrete‐Sidewalks

2021 STE‐1 Uneven due to se lement. Some cracking and spauling. $ 17,250.39

10158 Grand Grand Region Office REG‐1 Replace Carpet

2022 REG‐1 Carpet is showing visible signs of wear. $ 50,251.00

10527 Grand Grand Region Office REG‐1 Remodel Recep on Area

2022 REG‐1 Exis ng recep onist area is not adequate for office opera ons and servicing the public.

$ 135,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

REG300 00


REGION CONTACT

Steve Wessels FACILITY ASSESSOR

Adam Doubblestein

Has ngs Garage

Own



ADDRESS

1300 East Quimby Rd., Has ngs MI 49058 COUNTY

Barry PHONE NO .

(269) 945‐3493 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE



SITE ACREAGE





01/19/2010



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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

LIGHTING



Sep cWell


Adequate

Consumers EnergyConsumers Energy

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

3,431 SQ FT

3

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 33,300 1985 Concrete and steel. Concrete and steel. Steel standing seam.$ 3,496,500

SSB-1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 6,000 1985 Concrete and timber. T1-11 (painted). Shingle.$ 480,000

SSL-1 Salt/Sand Loading Structure

Salt/Sand Loading Structure

2,000 2013 Wood N/A N/A$ 160,000



4,000 2005 Concrete (lower) and metal truss arch frame.

Concrete (lower) Fabric (polypropelene canvas).

$ 320,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

50016G 00

MAJOR CAPITALGrand Region‐Has ngs Garage

Major Capital


10751 Grand Has ngs Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH

2021 WSH‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

The exis ng wash bay is inadequate and does not meet the opera onal needs of the garage.

10188 Grand Has ngs Garage SSB‐2 Construct New SSB

2022 SSB‐2 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

The current salt concrete has a capacity of 3,000 tons which is inadequate since the 5‐year average for salt usage at this garage is 4,070 tons. Exis ng structure does not have a covered loading area (secondary containment).

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Has ngs Garage


10095 Grand Has ngs Garage GAR‐1 Upgrade Electrical System

2021 GAR‐1 Ligh ng is not sufficient for opera ons and is not energy efficient. Upgraded electrical system required for modern ligh ng fixtures.

$ 122,204.00

10364 Grand Has ngs Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 Pavement is in poor condi on with excessive cracking. $ 243,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50016G 00


REGION CONTACT

Terry Harrington FACILITY ASSESSOR

Adam Doubblestein

Howard City Complex (Closed)

Own

Facility is closed. MDOT is evalua ng op ons to sell or lease the property.



ADDRESS

19153 W. Howard City‐Edmore Rd., Howard City MI 49329 COUNTY

Montcalm PHONE NO .

(231) 937‐7780 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE


Leased as office spaceSECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE





06/30/2010



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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

0

LIGHTING



Sep cWell


Adequate

Great Lakes EnergyDTE (includes MichCon)

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

5,565 SQ FT

3

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

- $ 0

TOTAL COMPLEX SQ FT


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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC302 00


REGION CONTACT

Cal Rehkopf FACILITY ASSESSOR

Adam Doubblestein

Marion Garage

Own



ADDRESS

2897 Sixteen Mile Rd, Marion MI 49665 COUNTY

Osceola PHONE NO .

(231) 743‐6831 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE



SITE ACREAGE





02/24/2010



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Adequate

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Adequate

Great Lakes EnergyConsumers Energy

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

2,000 SQ FT

3

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 20,000 1974 Concrete and Masonry (CMU)

Painted masonry. Flat with membrane coating.

$ 2,100,000

SSB-2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,064 1992 Concrete, Masonry and Wood.

Concrete and Masonry. T1-11 with Paint.

Shingle.$ 645,120

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,400 1994 Concrete and Masonry. Masonry (Painted). Flat membrane.$ 512,000

CSB-2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 5,650 1974 Wood plank. Wood (painted). Shingle.$ 452,000



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2 3 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 2 2 2 03SSB‐2 Adequate Inadequate




Assessment Ra ng:

50056G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Marion Garage


10786_Grand_Marion‐Garage_SSB‐1_Replace‐Roof‐Shingles

2019 SSB‐1 Shingles are falling off of the roof. $ 25,000.00

10787_Grand_Marion‐Garage_SSB‐2_Replace‐Roof‐Shingles


10785_Grand_Marion‐Garage_STE‐1_Repave‐Parking‐Lot

2021 STE‐1 Parking lot has cracking and se lement. $ 95,972.48




Assessment Ra ng:

50056G 00


REGION CONTACT

LeighAnn Mikesell FACILITY ASSESSOR

Steve Loney

Muskegon TSC

Own



ADDRESS

2225 Olthoff Drive, Muskegon MI 49444 COUNTY

Muskegon PHONE NO .

(231) 777‐3451 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE



SITE ACREAGE





06/29/2010



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AdequateAdequate

0

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Adequate


Muskegon, City ofMuskegon, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

6,612 SQ FT

3

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS



6,612 1997 Wood. Brick and EIFS. Wood and shingle.$ 1,719,120

HSB-1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 1,344 2005 Wood. Vinyl. Wood and shingle.$ 141,120



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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC301 00


REGION CONTACT


Adam Doubblestein

Plainwell Garage

Own



ADDRESS

596 North 11th Street, Plainwell MI 49080 COUNTY

Allegan PHONE NO .

(269) 685‐5350 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE



SITE ACREAGE





05/05/2009



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Consumers EnergyMichigan Gas U li es

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 44

4

ADEQUACY

3,120 SQ FT

0

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 20,000 1963 Steel and CMU. CMU block (painted) and some metal panel.

Metal.$ 2,100,000

SSB-2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 2,500 1985 Concrete. Concrete (painted). Concete (painted).$ 200,000

SSB-3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 5,040 2005 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Shingle.$ 403,200

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 7,260 1963 Steel frame. Metal. Metal.$ 580,800



600 0 Concrete. Canvas. Canvas.$ 48,000



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3 4 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 4 05SSB‐2 Inadequate Adequate






Assessment Ra ng:

50022G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Plainwell Garage


10788_Grand_Plainwell‐Garage‐GAR‐1_Replace‐Well

2019 GAR‐1 Exis ng well water is not potable. $ 31,000.00

10791_Grand_Plainwell‐Garage_GAR‐1_Install‐New‐Overhang‐&‐Gu ers

2019 GAR‐1 Building has no overhand or gu ers allowing for water penetra on into the walls.

$ 10,819.12

10792_Grand_Plainwell‐Grarage_SSB‐2_Replace‐Roof‐Coa ng

2019 SSB‐2 Apply roof coa ng over en re building roof to maintain the integrity of the domed structure.

$ 25,314.67

10380 Grand Plainwell Garage GAR‐1 Insulate Interior

2019 GAR‐1 Ceiling and walls have low thermal resistance and require insula on to increase thermal proper es.

$ 30,000.00

10790_Grand_Plainwell‐Garage‐STE‐1_Site Drainage

2020 STE‐1 Site run‐off coming from the south and east ends is crea ng a flooded condi on with standing water at the west side of the site.

$ 29,974.87

10662 Grand Plainwell Garage CSB‐1 Paint Framing

2020 CSB‐1 The structural steel framing members have severe surface rust and need to be preserved.

$ 24,700.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50022G 00


REGION CONTACT

Cal Rehkopf FACILITY ASSESSOR

Adam Doubblestein

Reed City Garage

Own



ADDRESS

19424 US‐10, Reed City MI 49677 COUNTY

Osceola PHONE NO .

(231) 832‐5322 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE



SITE ACREAGE





04/15/2010



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Reed City, City ofIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

2

ADEQUACY

1,200 SQ FT

0

UTILITY



OCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 20,465 1976 Concrete Masonry (CMU)

Brick and paint; EIFS/DryVit

Flat with membrane coating.

$ 2,148,825

SSB-1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 5,650 1976 Wood. Metal. Shingle.$ 452,000

SSB-2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,064 1991 Concrete and wood. T1-11, painted. Shingle.$ 645,120



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Assessment Ra ng:

50057G 00

MAJOR CAPITALGrand Region‐Reed City Garage

Major Capital


10173 Grand Reed City Garage CSB‐1 Construct New CSB

2022 CSB‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.


SPECIAL MAINTENANCEGrand Region ‐ Reed City Garage


10779_Grand_Reed‐City‐Garage_SSB‐1_Repalce‐Roof‐Shingles


10780_Grand_Reed‐City‐Garage_SSB‐2_Repalce‐Roof‐Shingles





Assessment Ra ng:

50057G 00

Lansing Area


Lansing

REGION CONTACT

Tom Ferrigan FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zac Verhulst

Aeronau cs Administra on & Opera ons (Shared with Lansing TSC)

OWN / LEASE

Own

Lansing TSC occupies 5,125 sq. . of Aeronau cs Administra on & Opera ons.

Prosperity Region


ADDRESS

2700 Port Lansing Rd., Lansing MI 48906 COUNTY

Clinton PHONE NO .

(517) 335‐9283 FAX NO .

(517) 321‐6422


INSPECTION DATE

05/11/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION



SITE ACREAGE

4.00





07/17/2011



RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING




Adequate

Lansing Board of Water & LightConsumers Energy

Lansing Board of Water & LightLansing, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

2

ADEQUACY

42,890 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

AER‐1 Aeronau cs Administra on Aeronau cs Administra on/TSC

53,115 1993 Masonry and steel. Brick. Rubber membrane without ballast.

$ 13,809,900

HNG‐1 Aeronau cs Hangar Aeronau cs Hangar 20,000 1993 Masonry and steel. Masonry and metal. Metal$ 2,100,000


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

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bing

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Ven

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ors

Overhead/

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code

2 3 3 2 2 3 2 2 1 0 4 3 3 42AER‐1 Adequate Adequate

2 3 3 4 4 3 2 2 3 0 3 3 3 02HNG‐1 Adequate Inadequate

Page 1 of 1 3 = AVERAGE (Showing Wear; Preventive Maintenance and Occasional Repair) 4 = POOR (Worn; Significant Maintenance or Repair) 5 = REHAB/REPLACE (Requires Rehabilitation or Replacement)

0 = NOT APPLICABLE (N/A) 1 = EXCELLENT (Annual Maintenance per Schedule) 2 = GOOD (Annual and Preventive Maintenance)

Assessment Rating:

AERONA 00


Lansing

REGION CONTACT FACILITY ASSESSOR

Construc on Field Services

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐DTMB


Prosperity Region


ADDRESS

8885 Ricks Rd., Dimondale MI 48909 COUNTY

Eaton PHONE NO .

(517) 322‐1087 FAX NO .

(517) 322‐1094


INSPECTION DATE

FACILITY FUNCTION


Construction Technology

SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

OFF‐1 Office Building Office Building 115,986 1977 $ 30,156,360


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code

‐



Assessment Rating:

LANCT1 01


Lansing

REGION CONTACT

Sco Ra erree FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zac Verhulst

Fleet Administra on & Opera ons

OWN / LEASE

Own Prosperity Region


ADDRESS

2522 West Main Street, Lansing MI 48917 COUNTY

Ingham PHONE NO .

(517) 334‐7758 FAX NO .

(517) 334‐7840


INSPECTION DATE

05/11/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

4.00





05/06/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

1

LIGHTING




Adequate

Lansing Board of Water & LightConsumers Energy

Lansing, Charter Township ofLansing, Charter Township of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 12

2

ADEQUACY

5,396 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 26,504 1948 Mason EIFS masonry. Asphalt coated.$ 2,782,920

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 5,400 1985 Wood, masonry and metal. Metal. Metal.$ 567,000

HSB‐2 Heated Storage Heated Storage 500 1940 Wood and block founda on.

Metal. Metal.$ 52,500


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

(Int)

Ven

laon

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Exhaust

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ors

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code






Assessment Rating:

50051G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCELansing ‐ Fleet Administra on & Opera ons


10269 Lansing Fleet GAR‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2021 GAR‐1 Current four foot fluorescent light fixtures are T‐12 and are very inefficient and half of the fixtures in front office remain on for night security due to the way they are wired to the switches.

$ 23,446.00

10559 Lansing Fleet STE‐1 Install New Pavement

2021 STE‐1 Remove ex. topsoil and rough grade (3,393 sq. yd.). Install two (2) catch basins and one (1) manhole. From each catch basin install 10" PVC storm sewer pipe to manhole. Install 12" PVC storm sewer pipe from manhole to municipal storm sewer main.

$ 140,000.00

10272 Lansing Fleet STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2022 STE‐1 Exis ng parking area is nearing the end of its useful life. The pavement is cracked extensively. The cracks were sealed with hot rubber in 2009 with low spots filled with AMZ material to help prolong the life. The gravel area is uneven.

$ 380,460.00




Assessment Rating:

50051G 00


Lansing

REGION CONTACT

Tom Hynes FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zac Verhulst

Nixon Warehouse

OWN / LEASE



ADDRESS

5219 Nixon Road, Dimondale MI 48821 COUNTY

Eaton PHONE NO .

(517) 654‐2450 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/11/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION

Warehouse SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

17.00







RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING



N/AN/A


Adequate


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 12

2

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WRH‐1 Warehouse Warehouse 5,000 0 Masonry and metal. Metal. Metal.$ 400,000


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

(Int)

Ven

laon

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Exhaust

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Service Do

ors

Overhead/

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ors

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r

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r

Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code

2 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 2 0 4 3 3 03WRH‐1 Adequate Inadequate



Assessment Rating:

LANWH2 00


Lansing

REGION CONTACT

Bill Herron FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zac Verhulst

Opera ons Field Services

OWN / LEASE



ADDRESS

6333 Lansing Road, Lansing MI 48917 COUNTY

Eaton PHONE NO .

(517) 322‐3300 FAX NO .

(517) 322‐3385


INSPECTION DATE

05/11/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


Maintenance Operations

SITE ACREAGE

26.00





04/19/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

1

LIGHTING




Adequate

Lansing Board of Water & LightConsumers EnergyDelta TownshipDelta Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 12

2

ADEQUACY

11,448 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Office Building 44,210 1984 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal with membrane.$ 4,642,050

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 7,500 1974 Block Steel Steel Metal$ 600,000


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

(Int)

Ven

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Exhaust

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ors

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code


5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 0 0 5 00CSB‐1 Inadequate Inadequate



Assessment Rating:

50080F 00


Lansing


Van Wagoner Building

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐DTMB


Prosperity Region


ADDRESS

425 W. O awa, Lansing MI 48933 COUNTY

Ingham PHONE NO .

(517) 241‐4340 FAX NO .

(517) 241‐8675


INSPECTION DATE

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

275,894 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

OFF‐1 Office Building Office Building 275,894 1968 $ 71,732,440


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

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ors

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code

‐



Assessment Rating:

TRANSB 00


Lansing


Warehouse/Secondary

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐DTMB


Prosperity Region


ADDRESS

7575 Crowner Dr, Dimondale MI 48909 COUNTY

Eaton PHONE NO .

(517) 322‐5559 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

FACILITY FUNCTION


Statewide Maintenance crews

SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WRH‐1 Warehouse Warehouse 92,442 1975 Masonry. Masonry. Steel and membrane.$ 7,395,360


5 YR ADEQUACY El

ectrical

Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

(Int)

Ven

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Exhaust

HVAC

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT

ADA COMPLIANCE

Bldg Code

‐



Assessment Rating:

LANWH1 00

Metro Region


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Brush Street Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

5811 Brush Street, Detroit MI 48208 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(313) 875‐9066 FAX NO .

(313) 875‐0752


INSPECTION DATE

05/03/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


Salt/Sand Storage

SITE ACREAGE

1.00







RATING

SIDEWALKS

RATINGELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

4

LIGHTING




Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)DTE (includes MichCon)Detroit Water and Sewage DepartmenDetroit Water and Sewage Departmen

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 24

3

ADEQUACY

600 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 5,500 1976 Steel and Masonry Masonry Metal$ 577,500

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 1,800 1976 Concrete. Masonry. Metal.$ 144,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 420 2005 Wood. Metal. Metal.$ 33,600



Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT







Assessment Ra ng:

SSB705 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage Building

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

10200 Greeley Street, Detroit MI 48211 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(810) 650‐5921 FAX NO .

(313) 295‐0844


INSPECTION DATE

05/03/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION

Salt/Sand Storage SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

0.69







RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

N/AN/A

5

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

N/A

DTE (includes MichCon)

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 4,000 1980 Wood. Wood. Wood and shingles.$ 320,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 4,500 1980 Wood. Wood. Wood Shingles.$ 360,000



Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT






Assessment Ra ng:

SSB700 00

MAJOR CAPITALMetro Region‐Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage Building

Major CapitalProject NameBuilding Code Current Condi onAppn Year Cost Es mate

10478 Metro Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage SSB‐3 Construct New SSB

2020 SSB‐3 The two exis ng salt/sand storage buildings are non‐DEQ compliant and have ongoing structural deficiencies.

Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage Building


10607 Metro Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage STE‐1 Install Security Fence

2020 STE‐1 The property fence and gate are in extremely poor condi on and do not provide adequate security for the site.

$ 86,000.00

10608 Metro Caniff‐Greeley Salt Storage STE‐1 Install LED Ligh ng

2020 STE‐1 The site is poorly illuminated at night and does not provide adequate security for the site.

$ 48,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

SSB700 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Detroit Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1500 E. Ferry Street, Detroit MI 48211 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(313) 874‐2140 FAX NO .

(313) 874‐2173


INSPECTION DATE

05/03/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

10.00





03/05/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING




Adequate


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

2,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 24,146 2007 Steel and masonry. Masonry and metal. Metal.$ 2,535,330

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 10,638 2004 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood shingle.$ 851,040

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 30,000 0 Steel. Metal. Metal.$ 2,400,000



Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

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Ven

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT




5 5 5 0 0 5 3 3 0 0 2 0 2 03CSB‐1 Inadequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

50063G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Detroit Garage


10611 Metro Detroit Garage GAR‐1 Paint Steel Frame

2019 GAR‐1 The steel girts for the maintenance garage walls are rusty. The rigid frames need maintenance pain ng.

$ 42,000.00

10613 Metro Detroit Garage GAR‐1 Install Fume Detec on System

2019 GAR‐1 The maintenance garage’s exhaust fans need to be operating when space is occupied, which is not energy efficient.

$ 40,000.00

10610 Metro Detroit Garage STE‐1 Install Sewer System

2021 STE‐1 The combined sanitary / storm sewer system backs‐up under heavy rain due to inadequately sized drainage pipe. Note: The facility sewer system is connected to an undersized 10” drain pipe owned by the City of Detroit.

$ 435,500.00

10612 Metro Detroit Garage GAR‐1 Install Floor Drainage System

2021 GAR‐1 Inadequate floor drainage system in maintenance garage causing a poten al safety hazard from standing water and sewer back‐ups.

$ 173,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50063G 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Detroit Opera ons & Service Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

Shared facility. Square footage breakdown: Detroit TSC ‐ 18,096; SEMTOC ‐ 22,621; OBD ‐ 4,524.


ADDRESS

1060 W. Fort Street, Detroit MI 48226 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(313) 965‐6350 FAX NO .

(313) 965‐5933


INSPECTION DATE

05/10/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


ITS/BOD/Other

SITE ACREAGE

2.26





07/01/2012



RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING




Adequate


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2

ADEQUACY

45,241 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



18,096 2012 Steel Metal Membrane$ 4,704,960



Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT


2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 22TSC‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC705 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Detroit Opera ons & Service Center


10637 Metro Detroit Opera ons Service Center STE‐1 Install Trench Drains

2019 STE‐1 The outer N/S parking lot driveways and N/S center parking lot pedestrian pathway do not drain properly causing ponding, which is a poten al safety hazard during winter months.

$ 40,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

TSC705 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val


OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

10017 Ford Rd, Dearborn MI 48216 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO . FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/10/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

1.00







RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

N/AN/A

5

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

N/A


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 4,000 1976 Wood. Metal and wood. Asphalt shingle.$ 320,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 3,200 1976 Wood. Metal and wood. Wood.$ 256,000



Fire Protecon

Ligh

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT






Assessment Ra ng:

SSB701 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Ford/Wyoming Salt Storage Building


00101 Metro Fort/Wyoming Salt Storage STE‐1 Install Fencing

2020 STE‐1 Fence and gates are deteriora ng. $ 36,625.00

10634 Metro Fort/Wyoming Salt Storage SSB‐3 Construct New SSB

2020 SSB‐3 The en re building is in very poor condi on and does not have a sheltered loading / unloading area for DEQ compliance.

$ 821,000.00

10636 Metro Fort/Wyoming Salt Storage STE‐1 Install LED Ligh ng

2021 STE‐1 The site does not have exterior ligh ng for security purposes. $ 34,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

SSB701 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

M‐102 ‐ US‐24 Salt Storage Building

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

24031 W. 8 Mile Road, Detroit MI 48219 COUNTY



INSPECTION DATE

04/26/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

1.00







RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

N/AN/A

3

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

N/A


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 4,500 1976 Wood. Metal and wood. Shingles.$ 360,000



Fire Protecon

Ligh

ng

Plum

bing

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT





Assessment Ra ng:

SSB703 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT FACILITY ASSESSORMacomb TSC

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐Private



ADDRESS

26170 21 Mile Road, Chesterfield Township MI 48051 COUNTY

Macomb PHONE NO .

(586) 421‐3920 FAX NO .

(586) 598‐4043


INSPECTION DATE

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

SIDEWALKS



0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

10,428 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



10,428 0 $ 2,711,280



Fire Protecon

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BUILDING ASSESSMENT


‐



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC703 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Metro Region Maintenance Crews

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

2945 Lapeer Road, Auburn Hills MI 48326 COUNTY

Oakland PHONE NO .

(248) 373‐4900 FAX NO .

(248) 373‐2322


INSPECTION DATE

04/19/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

22.00





11/23/2009



RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

LIGHTING




Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)Consumers EnergyAuburn Hills, City ofAuburn Hills, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

1

ADEQUACY

7,735 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

OFF‐1 Office Building Office Building 7,735 1985 Masonry. Masonry and metal. Rubber membrane.$ 2,011,100

SPC‐1 Maintenance Crews Maintenance Crews 12,450 1985 Masonry. Masonry and metal. Rubber membrane.$ 1,307,250

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 10,000 1991 Masonry. Masonry. Rubber membrane.$ 1,050,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 14,336 2000 Steel. Metal. Metal.$ 1,146,880



Fire Protecon

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT


3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 0 3 3 2 05OFF‐1 Adequate Inadequate





Assessment Ra ng:

50059G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Metro Region Maintenance Crews


10590 Metro Metro Region Maintenance Crews HSB‐1 Replace Ligh ng System

2021 HSB‐1 The ex. light fixtures are the metal halide type, which are not energy efficient, and take 5 or more minutes for lights to fully illuminate area.

$ 41,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50059G 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Metro Region Office

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

18101 W. Nine Mile Rd., Southfield MI 48075 COUNTY

Oakland PHONE NO .

(248) 483‐5100 FAX NO .

(248) 483‐9602


INSPECTION DATE

04/26/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

3.00





03/30/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING




Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)Consumers EnergySouthfield, City ofSouthfield, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

4

ADEQUACY

24,000 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG‐1 Region Office Region Office 24,000 2002 Steel, Masonry Masonry Membrane$ 6,240,000



Fire Protecon

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Structural

BUILDING ASSESSMENT


3 3 3 4 3 3 0 3 4 0 3 3 3 33REG‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

REG700 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Metro Region Office


10599 Metro Region Office REG‐1 Paint Exterior

2019 REG‐1 The building exterior surfaces are stained/ dirty, have cracked/ missing grout and caulking at various loca ons. Plugged masonry weep holes at various loca ons. The front concrete columns are not painted to match the rear columns painted black.

$ 94,000.00

10601 Metro Region Office STE‐1 Pave North Parking Lot

2020 STE‐1 North side parking lot HMA pavement is deteriora ng and has shi ed/depressed/se le catch basins.

$ 53,000.00

10600 Metro Region Office STE‐1 Replace Sidewalk

2021 STE‐1 Concrete sidewalk is damaged, has large cracks, and has se led at various loca ons causing poten al trip hazard. Concrete curbing is damaged at various loca ons.

$ 54,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

REG700 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT FACILITY ASSESSORMetro Tes ng Lab

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐Private



ADDRESS

35414 Mound Road, Sterling Heights MI 48310 COUNTY

Macomb PHONE NO .

(586) 826‐8992 FAX NO .

(586) 826‐8996


INSPECTION DATE

FACILITY FUNCTION

Materials Tes ng SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

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0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

5,662 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

TST‐1 Tes ng Lab Tes ng Lab 5,662 0 $ 1,913,756



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Assessment Ra ng:

CTL700 01


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT

Bartus, Joe FACILITY ASSESSOR

Woodruff, Val

Oakland TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

800 Vanguard Drive, Pon ac MI 48341 COUNTY

Oakland PHONE NO .

(248) 451‐0001 FAX NO .

(248) 451‐0125


INSPECTION DATE

04/26/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

5.00





07/01/2009



RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)Consumers EnergyOakland County Water Resource ComOakland County Water Resource Com

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

3

ADEQUACY

16,700 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



16,700 2009 Wood. Brick and vinyl. Shingle.$ 4,342,000

TST‐1 Tes ng Lab Tes ng Lab 600 2009 Wood Vinyl siding Asphalt shingles$ 202,800



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2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 22TST‐1 Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC704 01

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Oakland TSC


10598 Metro Oakland TSC STE‐1 Pave Parking Lot

2020 STE‐1 Parking lot has heaving, cracks, sunken manholes, and ponding at various loca ons.

$ 242,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

TSC704 01


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val


OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

6101 Pelham Rd., Allen Park MI 48101 COUNTY



INSPECTION DATE

05/17/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

1.00







RATING

SIDEWALKS



Adequate

N/AN/A

5

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

N/A


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 05

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,064 1992 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood and shingles.$ 645,120



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Assessment Ra ng:

SSB704 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Pelham Yard Salt Storage Building


10649 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage SSB‐1 Renovate SSB‐1

2019 SSB‐1 The ligh ng system is inadequate and is not energy efficient. The exhaust fans are old, rusty, and currently not working (7 total). The electrical system is old and outdated. The HMA interior pavement has large alligator cracking throughout.

$ 120,000.00

10652 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE‐1 Install Site Ligh ng

2019 STE‐1 There is insufficient site ligh ng to deter trespassing and poten al vandalism.

$ 32,000.00

00061 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE‐1 Correct Site Drainage

2021 STE‐1 Southwest corner of site and area behind salt shed are retaining water. $ 28,287.00

10650 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE‐1 Install Driveway Shoulders

2021 STE‐1 There is heavy ru ng along both sides of the entry driveway, full length. Motorist frequently mistake entry driveway as on‐ramp to expressway.

$ 22,000.00

10651 Metro Pelham Yard Salt Storage STE‐1 Replace Property Fence

2021 STE‐1 The perimeter fencing and entry gate is in poor condi on and has missing / damaged barbed wire top. A por on of the east property fence was removed to provide access to an area owned by MDOT for highway construc on project material storage.

$ 25,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

SSB704 00


Metro Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Taylor TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

6510 Telegraph Rd., Taylor MI 48180 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(313) 375‐2400 FAX NO .

(313) 295‐0822


INSPECTION DATE

05/10/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

6.30





07/01/2009



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SIDEWALKS



Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

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Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)DTE (includes MichCon)Taylor, City ofTaylor, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

4

ADEQUACY

11,832 SQ FT

2

UTILITY

BLDG CODE




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



11,832 2009 Wood. Brick. Shingle.$ 3,076,320

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 1,152 2010 Wood Vinyl Shingle$ 120,960



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Assessment Ra ng:

TSC701 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEMetro Region ‐ Taylor TSC


10632 Metro Taylor TSC STE‐1 Upgrade Parking Lot Ligh ng

2021 STE‐1 Pole‐mounted parking lot light fixtures are not energy efficient. $ 29,000.00

10633 Metro Taylor TSC STE‐1 Repave Site and Replace Concrete

2021 STE‐1 The HC ramps are non‐compliant. There are heaved / depressed sidewalk sec ons with ver cal level changes that are non‐compliant crea ng a trip hazard. The main entry drive is in poor condi on.

$ 272,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

TSC701 00

North Region

Lease‐PrivateNorth Region2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENTNortheast Prosperity Region

Leased Facility - Not Assessed

OWN / LEASE

Alpena TSC FACILITY ASSESSOR REGION CONTACT

BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

1540 Airport Rd., Alpena MI 49707 COUNTY

Alpena PHONE NO .

(989) 356‐2231 FAX NO .

(989) 354‐4142


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT0

SITE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE 0




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00

0

LIGHTING



N/AN/A

Natural GasElectrical Presque Isle Electric & Gas


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0ADEQUACY

6,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY

BLDG CODE CONSTRUCTED PURPOSE CURRENT USE



VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS



6,000 2002 $ 1,560,000



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Assessment Rating:

TSC201 00

OwnNorth Region2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENTNortheast Prosperity Region

OWN / LEASE

Atlanta Garage

Zac Verhulst FACILITY ASSESSOR

Bob Ciupka REGION CONTACT

BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

13490 M‐32/M‐33, Atlanta MI 49709 COUNTY

Montmorency PHONE NO .

(989) 785‐3514 FAX NO .

(989) 785‐3750


INSPECTION DATE

05/17/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

14.00





04/29/2010



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Adequate

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Sep cWell


Adequate

Presque Isle Electric & GasPresque Isle Electric & Gas

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 11

2ADEQUACY

2,400 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 24,780 1968 Concrete and Masonry (CMU).

Concrete, Masonry and Metal (painted).

Flat metal.$ 2,601,900

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 6,000 1985 Metal and Masonry. CMU (painted). Metal.$ 630,000

HSB‐2 Heated Storage Heated Storage 7,200 2004 Wood (Pole Barn). Metal. Metal.$ 756,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 14,260 2003 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood (painted).

Shingle.$ 1,140,800

WSH‐1 Washbay Washbay 2,250 0 Steel, Masonry, Precast Concrete

Masonry, Precast Concrete Metal$ 585,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 2,400 1998 Wood (Pole Barn). Metal. Shingle.$ 192,000

CSB‐3 Cold Storage Cold Storage 4,200 1968 Wood plank. Metal. Metal.$ 336,000



2,400 2005 Wood (Pole Barn). Metal. Metal.$ 192,000




Assessment Rating:

50029G 00


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3 2 3 0 3 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 4 03WSH‐1 Adequate Adequate




Assessment Rating:

50029G 00

Gaylord TSC is located within the North Region Office. See North Region Office for details.


OWN / LEASE

Gaylord TSC (Shared with North Region Office)



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

1088 M‐32 East, Gaylord MI 49735 COUNTY

Otsego PHONE NO .

(989) 731‐5090 FAX NO .

(989) 732‐3637


INSPECTION DATE

05/16/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

0.00







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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

Adequate

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2ADEQUACY

4,487 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS



4,487 2012 $ 1,166,620



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Assessment Rating:

TSC204 00


OWN / LEASE

Hillman Tes ng Lab



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

410 North State Street, Hillman MI 49746 COUNTY

Montmorency PHONE NO .

(989) 742‐4223 FAX NO .

(989) 742‐2310


INSPECTION DATE

05/17/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

2.00





07/13/2010



RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

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Adequate

Alpena PowerPresque Isle Electric & GasHillman, Village ofHillman, Village of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 11

2ADEQUACY

6,750 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

TST‐1 Tes ng Lab Tes ng Lab 7,748 1935 Concrete and masonry. Brick and vinyl. Flat membrane.$ 2,618,824

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 3,200 1959 Steel. Steel. Steel.$ 256,000



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Assessment Rating:

50074F 00

OwnNorth Region2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENTNorthwest Prosperity Region

OWN / LEASE

Kalkaska Garage



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

809 North Birch Street, Kalkaska MI 49646 COUNTY

Kalkaska PHONE NO .

(231) 258‐5611 FAX NO .

(231) 258‐2536


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

9.00





11/20/2009



RATING

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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Inadequate

Consumers EnergyDTE (includes MichCon)Kalkaska, City ofKalkaska, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2ADEQUACY

1,030 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 20,060 1963 Steel frame and CMU. Painted. Metal.$ 2,106,300

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,800 1967 Steel. Painted. Steel with rubberized coa ng.

$ 504,000

TST‐1 Tes ng Lab Tes ng Lab 4,288 2008 Wood frame. Cement board. Shingle.$ 1,449,344

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 12,400 1987 Concrete and wood. Wood (stained). Shingle.$ 992,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 2010 Steel Painted Steel$ 480,000



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2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 0 2 2 3 22TST‐1 Adequate Inadequate





Assessment Rating:

50001G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCENorth Region ‐ Kalkaska Garage


10540 North Kalkaska Garage SSB‐2 Construct Lean‐to

2021 SSB‐2 Materials and equipment are exposed to the elements. Exposed materials and equipment have increased rate of corrosion and reduced service life.

$ 41,000.00




Assessment Rating:

50001G 00

Kalkaska Testing Lab is located at the Kalkaska Garage. See Kalkaska Garage for details.


OWN / LEASE

Kalkaska Materials Tes ng Lab



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

809 North Birch Street, Kalkaska MI 49646 COUNTY

Kalkaska PHONE NO . FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

0.00







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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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TYPE VENDOR ADEQUACYElectrical

Inadequate

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

2ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

‐ $ 0

TOTAL COMPLEX SQ FT


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Assessment Rating:

50090F 00


OWN / LEASE

Mio Garage



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

1161 M‐72, Mio MI 48647 COUNTY

Oscoda PHONE NO .

(989) 826‐3663 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/15/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

35.00





07/13/2010



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IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 11

1ADEQUACY

1,800 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 16,193 2008 Steel and CMU. CMU, vinyl and steel. Steel.with shingles$ 1,700,265

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 14,260 2003 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood (painted).

Shingle.$ 1,140,800



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Assessment Rating:

50019G 01


OWN / LEASE

North Region Maintenance Crews



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

725 Seneca Place, Cadillac MI 49601 COUNTY

Wexford PHONE NO .

(231) 775‐3581 FAX NO .

(231) 775‐4632


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

5.00





05/06/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate


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SECURITY 11

2ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

PRJ‐1 Project Office Heated Storage 2,340 1988 Wood. Vinyl. Shingle.$ 608,400

SPC‐1 Maintenance Crews Maintenance Crews 26,400 1989 Concrete and Masonry (CMU)

Steel (painted). Steel.$ 2,772,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 8,400 2001 Rigid frame steel. Metal siding. Steel.$ 672,000



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3 3 2 2 3 2 0 2 3 0 2 2 2 02PRJ‐1 Adequate Inadequate





Assessment Rating:

50073F 00

Gaylord TSC occupies 4,487 sq. ft. of the North Region Office.


OWN / LEASE

North Region Office (Shared with Gaylord TSC)



BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

1088 M‐32 East, Gaylord MI 49735 COUNTY

Otsego PHONE NO .

(989) 731‐5090 FAX NO .

(989) 731‐0536


INSPECTION DATE

05/16/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION



SITE ACREAGE

13.00





11/19/2009



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SECURITY 11

2ADEQUACY

###### SQ FT

2

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG‐1 Region Office Region Office 14,954 2006 Wood. Brick. Shingle.$ 3,888,040

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 768 2009 Wood Brick, Siding Shingle$ 61,440



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2 4 3 2 2 2 0 2 3 0 2 2 2 03REG‐1 Adequate Inadequate


SPECIAL MAINTENANCENorth Region ‐ North Region Office (Shared with Gaylord TSC)


10784_North_North‐Region‐Office_REG‐1_Repair‐Exterior‐Siding

2019 REG‐1 The ver cal intersec ons of the siding are exposed to the elements allowing water to penetrate the building envelope.

$ 12,213.33




Assessment Rating:

REG200 00

Lease‐PrivateNorth Region2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENTNorthwest Prosperity Region

Leased Facility - Not Assessed

OWN / LEASE

Traverse City TSC FACILITY ASSESSOR REGION CONTACT

BUSINESS AREA

ADDRESS

2084 US‐31 South, Suite B, Traverse City MI 49685 COUNTY

Grand Traverse PHONE NO .

(231) 941‐1986 FAX NO .

(231) 941‐3397


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

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0

LIGHTING



N/AN/A

Natural GasElectrical Consumers Energy


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0ADEQUACY

5,021 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY YEAR

BUILDINGS



5,021 0 $ 1,305,460



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Assessment Rating:

TSC202 00

Passenger Transportation

2015‐2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENT BUSINESS AREA

Pass Trans

REGION CONTACT

Nobach, Amy FACILITY ASSESSOR

Parsons, Chris

Benton Harbor Bus Terminal

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

2412 M‐139, Benton Harbor MI 49022 COUNTY

Berrien PHONE NO .

(269) 925‐1121 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

04/01/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION

Passenger Transporta on SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

0.95







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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

American Electric Power (AEP, IndMichigan Gas U li esBenton Charter TownshipBenton Charter Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

3ADEQUACY

260 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

BUS‐1 Bus Terminal Bus Terminal 1,400 1991 Steel frame and block Stone and glass Metal/steel.$ 406,000



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3 3 2 3 3 3 0 3 4 0 2 3 3 03BUS‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

PTF501 00


Pass Trans

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Detroit Bus Terminal

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1001 Howard St, Detroit MI 48226 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(313) 961‐8009 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/24/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

2.20







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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)DTE (includes MichCon)Detroit Water and Sewage DepartDetroit Water and Sewage Depart

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 32

5ADEQUACY

5,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

BUS‐1 Bus Terminal Bus Terminal 31,000 1991 Steel frame and block Stone and glass Built up with stone ballast$ 8,990,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

PTF702 00


Pass Trans

REGION CONTACT

Bob Ciupka FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zac Verhulst

Mio OCATS (Oscoda County Area Transp Specialist)

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1226 South M‐72, Mio MI 48647 COUNTY

Oscoda PHONE NO .

(989) 826‐5078 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/16/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

5.00







RATING

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Adequate

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Adequate

DTE (includes MichCon)Consumers Energy

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 11

1ADEQUACY

550 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

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BUILDINGS

PTF‐1 Passenger Transporta on Facility

Passenger Transporta on Facility

4,550 1997 Wood and Steel Vinyl and Steel Steel and Asphalt Shingle$ 1,319,500



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3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 4 3 3 03PTF‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

PTF201 00


Pass Trans

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

New Center Rail Terminal

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

11 West Bal more Ave., Detroit MI 48202 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(517) 373‐8749 FAX NO .

(517) 373‐0856


INSPECTION DATE

05/12/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

3.10







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Adequate

2

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NoneNoneNone

Electrical DTE (includes MichCon)

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

0ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

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VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

‐ $ 0

TOTAL COMPLEX SQ FT


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Assessment Ra ng:

PTF703 00


Pass Trans

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Pon ac Bus/Rail Terminal

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

51000 Woodward Ave, Pon ac MI 48341 COUNTY

Oakland PHONE NO . FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/18/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

2.19







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DTE (includes MichCon)Consumers EnergyPon ac, City ofPon ac, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

2ADEQUACY

1,064 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

BRT‐2 Bus/Rail Terminal Bus/Rail Terminal 4,527 2011 Steel Brick Membrane, Metal$ 1,312,830



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1 1 1 1 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 22BRT‐2 Adequate Inadequate



Assessment Ra ng:

PTF704 00


Pass Trans

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Southfield Bus Terminal

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

26991 Lahser Rd, Southfield MI 48033 COUNTY

Oakland PHONE NO .

(248) 353‐2870 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/18/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

2.56







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DTE (includes MichCon)Consumers EnergySouthfield, City ofSouthfield, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 13

4ADEQUACY

200 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

BUS‐1 Bus Terminal Bus Terminal 3,122 1849 Masonry Brick Asphalt shingles$ 905,380



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Assessment Ra ng:

PTF701 00

Southwest Region


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT

Latham, Jason FACILITY ASSESSOR

Woodruff, Val

Coldwater Training Facility

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

34 N. Michigan Ave., Coldwater MI 49036 COUNTY

Branch PHONE NO .

(517) 278‐4388 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/04/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION

Training Center SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

16.00





06/17/2010



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Coldwater Public U li esMichigan Gas U li esColdwater Public U li esColdwater Public U li es

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

4

ADEQUACY

5,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

TRG‐1 Training Center Training Center 16,800 1961 CMU block and steel frame. EFIS with metal gable ends. Office walls brick.

Metal roof.$ 1,764,000

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Cold Storage 4,000 1993 Steel frame. Metal panels. Metal panels.$ 420,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 5,650 1981 Wood Wood osts and planks. Asphalt shingles.$ 452,000



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Assessment Rating:

50043G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Coldwater Training Facility


10673 Southwest Coldwater Training Facility STE‐1 Install LED Ligh ng in Parking Lot

2019 STE‐1 The parking lot light fixtures are the old HPS / MH type and are not energy efficient.

$ 22,500.00

10672 Southwest Coldwater Training Facility STE‐1 Replace Curb Cuts

2020 STE‐1 The slope of exis ng curb cuts exceed 1‐on‐12 and do not have truncated domes. An addi onal curb cut at the north end, car side is needed.

$ 10,400.00




Assessment Rating:

50043G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Coloma Business Office

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

3880 Red Arrow Hwy., Benton Harbor MI 49022 COUNTY

Van Buren PHONE NO .

(269) 849‐1165 FAX NO .

(269) 849‐1227


INSPECTION DATE

04/01/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

5.00





06/16/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Sep cWell


Adequate

American Electric Power (AEPSEMCO

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

2

ADEQUACY

7,650 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



7,650 1993 Wood. Vinyl. Asphalt shingles.$ 1,989,000

TST‐1 Tes ng Lab Heated Storage 500 1992 Wood. Metal wall panels. Asphalt shingles.$ 169,000



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Assessment Rating:

TSC503 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Coloma Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

3880 Red Arrow Hwy., Benton Harbor MI 49022 COUNTY

Berrien PHONE NO .

(269) 849‐2811 FAX NO .

(269) 849‐2929


INSPECTION DATE

04/03/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

49.00





07/16/2010



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Adequate

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Sep cWell


Adequate

American Electric Power (AEPMichigan Gas U li es

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

3

ADEQUACY

7,650 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 20,137 1968 Masonry walls, steel roof. Painted masonry. Flat; single‐ply membrane.$ 2,114,385

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 6,000 1978 Masonry walls with stell roof system.

Painted masonry Single‐ply membrane$ 630,000

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 3,808 1968 Timber frame. Timber (painted). Asphalt shingles.$ 304,640

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,100 1982 Concrete walls with wood roof.

Concrete circular wall. Asphalt shingles.$ 648,000

WSH‐1 Washbay Washbay 1,664 2011 Masonry walls with stell roof.

Painted masonry. Flat single‐ply membrane$ 432,640



792 2009 Concrete walls and metal frame.

Concrete Fabric.$ 63,360



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3 4 4 2 3 5 4 4 5 3 4 3 3 03GAR‐1 Adequate Adequate








Assessment Rating:

50045G 00

MAJOR CAPITALSouthwest Region‐Coloma Garage


00059 Southwest Coloma Garage SSB‐3 Construct New SSB

2020 SSB‐3 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

The current salt dome (4,000 ton capacity) is almost 30 years in age with ongoing structural issues and insufficient fill capacity. The structure is not in alignment with secondary containment rules and regula ons.

10752 Southwest Coloma Garage CSB‐3 Construct Canopy


No canopy exists between the exis ng garage and heated storage building.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Coloma Garage


10675 Southwest Coloma Garage GAR‐1 Install Floor Hoist

2020 GAR‐1 The exis ng floor hoist is inadequate to handle the larger, tandem‐axle trucks. Currently the garage is equipped with portable hoists.

$ 250,000.00

10678 Southwest Coloma Garage SSL‐1 Paint Exterior

2020 SSL‐1 Siding is weathered. $ 20,000.00

10676 Southwest Coloma Garage HSB‐1 Install Mezzanine

2021 HSB‐1 No mezzanine exists for storage. $ 40,000.00




Assessment Rating:

50045G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Jones Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

61535 M‐40, Jones MI 49061 COUNTY

Cass PHONE NO .

(269) 244‐5808 FAX NO .

(269) 244‐8331


INSPECTION DATE

04/29/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

14.00





06/18/2010



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AdequateAdequate

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Sep cWell

PropaneElectrical

Adequate

American Electric Power (AEPAmerigas

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

2,940 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 7,626 1957 CMU and steel. CMU (painted). Metal with fiberglass skylights.

$ 800,730

GAR‐2 Garage Garage 18,080 1968 CMU and steel frame. CMU (painted), EIFS and Brick.

Standing seam metal.$ 1,898,400

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Cold Storage 3,930 1957 Wood. Wood. Wood/Asphalt Shingles.$ 314,400

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Cold Storage 5,000 1982 Wood. Wood. Wood/Asphalt Shingles.$ 400,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,936 1996 Concrete and wood. Painted T1‐11 and concrete. Asphalt Shingles.$ 794,880

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 3,930 1957 Steel frame. Metal (painted). Metal.$ 314,400



600 0 Canvas. Canvas. Canvas.$ 48,000




Assessment Rating:

50018G 00


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MAJOR CAPITALSouthwest Region‐Jones Garage


10191 Southwest Jones Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH



10753 Southwest Jones Garage CSB‐1 Construct New CSB


Currently the garage has inadequate space for storing materials / equipment requiring no heat.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Jones Garage


10287 Southwest Jones Garage GAR‐2 Upgrade Electrical System


$ 28,604.00

10681 Southwest Jones Garage GAR‐2 Repair Concrete Floor

2021 GAR‐2 The garage area concrete floor is severely spalled and cracked at various loca ons.

$ 89,700.00




Assessment Rating:

50018G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Kalamazoo Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

5673 W. Main St., Kalamazoo MI 49009 COUNTY

Kalamazoo PHONE NO .

(269) 337‐3981 FAX NO .

(269) 337‐3980


INSPECTION DATE

04/15/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

18.00





03/02/2010



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Adequate

Consumers EnergyConsumers EnergyKalamazoo, City ofKalamazoo, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

3,120 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 20,500 1967 CMU block and steel frame. Block and EIFS (painted) Shingle.$ 2,152,500

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,800 1967 Steel beam. Metal (painted). Metal.$ 504,000

SSB‐4 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 3,000 2007 Aluminum tube frame with 6' concrete walls.

Concrete. Canvas.$ 240,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 960 2008 Wood Metal Metal$ 76,800

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 3,106 1967 Wood plank. Metal (painted). Shingle.$ 248,480

CSB‐3 Cold Storage Cold Storage 3,000 1984 Concrete. Concrete (painted). Concrete.$ 240,000



810 0 Metal. Canvas. Canvas.$ 64,800



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4 4 4 4 3 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 34GAR‐1 Inadequate Adequate







Assessment Rating:

50015G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Kalamazoo Garage


10098 Southwest Kalamazoo Garage GAR‐1 Upgrade Electrical System


$ 95,000.00




Assessment Rating:

50015G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Kalamazoo TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

5372 South 9th Street, Kalamazoo MI 49009 COUNTY


(269) 375‐8900 FAX NO .

(269) 544‐0080


INSPECTION DATE

04/15/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

3.00





10/27/2009



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Adequate

Consumers EnergyConsumers EnergyKalamazoo, City ofKalamazoo, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 22

3

ADEQUACY

6,550 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



6,550 2003 Wood s ck. Brick and vinyl. Shingle.$ 1,703,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 400 2005 S ck wood. Vinyl. Shingle.$ 32,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 960 2006 S ck wood. Vinyl. Shingle.$ 76,800



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Assessment Rating:

TSC501 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Marshall Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1242 S. Kalamazoo Ave., Marshall MI 49068 COUNTY

Calhoun PHONE NO .

(269) 781‐2894 FAX NO .

(269) 781‐2989


INSPECTION DATE

05/06/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

6.00





06/17/2010



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Adequate

Marshall, City ofConsumers EnergyMarshall, City ofMarshall, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

5

ADEQUACY

5,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 17,600 1960 Steel frame and CMU. Brick and CMU. Metal siding on gable ends.

Metal.$ 1,848,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 5,000 1983 Timber wood plank. Wood plank. Shingle roof.$ 400,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,496 2008 Concrete retaining walls, Wood structure above

Concrete, Wood Siding Above Asphalt shingles$ 679,680

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 3,800 1960 Steel frame. Metal siding. Metal roof.$ 304,000



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Assessment Rating:

50005G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Marshall Garage


10689 Southwest Marshall Garage STE‐1 Pavement Replacement

2020 STE‐1 The bituminous pavement has a large amount of cracking. Catch basin riser blow‐thru has caused frames/covers to lt and se le in various loca ons.

$ 440,000.00

10700 Southwest Marshall Garage GAR‐1 Repair Concrete Slab

2020 GAR‐1 The garage and A&E area concrete floor slab has surface damage/ spalling at various loca ons.

$ 44,475.00

10694 Southwest Marshall Garage SSB‐3 Replace Tanks

2021 SSB‐3 The two (2) 10,000 gallon single wall fiberglass tanks used for brine storage have surface cracking.

$ 96,159.00




Assessment Rating:

50005G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Marshall TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

15300 W. Michigan Ave., Marshall MI 49068 COUNTY

Calhoun PHONE NO .

(269) 789‐0560 FAX NO .

(269) 789‐0936


INSPECTION DATE

05/06/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

8.27





06/17/2010



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Adequate

Marshall, City ofConsumers EnergyMarshall, City ofMarshall, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 24

4

ADEQUACY

8,228 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




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YEAR

BUILDINGS



8,228 2000 Wood frame. Siding Shingle.$ 2,139,280



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Assessment Rating:

TSC502 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Marshall TSC


10702 Southwest Marshall TSC STE‐1 Replace Sidewalk

2020 STE‐1 Approx. area of 20' x 24' concrete in main entry ramp and sidewalk has severe cracking and se lement.

$ 13,370.70

10703 Southwest Marshall TSC STE‐1 Replace Site Ligh ng

2020 STE‐1 The site ligh ng system is in poor condi on and not energy efficient. $ 15,400.00




Assessment Rating:

TSC502 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Niles Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

33971 US 12, Niles MI 49120 COUNTY

Cass PHONE NO .

(269) 683‐2855 FAX NO .

(269) 683‐8076


INSPECTION DATE

04/29/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

12.00





05/05/2009



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AdequateAdequate

3

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N/AN/A


Adequate

American Electric Power (AEPSEMCO

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

0

ADEQUACY

2,100 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 18,100 1970 Masonry/Steel. Brick and EIFS. Metal.$ 1,900,500

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,860 1970 Steel frame. Metal. Metal.$ 510,300

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 3,950 1970 Wood. Wood (painted). Shingle.$ 316,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,100 1984 Wood frame and concrete wall.

Concrete (painted) Wood.$ 648,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 14,256 2007 Concrete and wood. Concrete/wood Wood/Asphalt Shingles$ 1,140,480

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 320 2004 Concrete wall. Metal panels. Shingle.$ 25,600



6,000 0 Concrete Canvas Canvas$ 480,000




Assessment Rating:

50052G 00


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SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Niles Garage


10376 Southwest Niles Garage GAR‐1 Install Insula on

2019 GAR‐1 Walls have low thermal resistance and require insula on to increase thermal proper es.

$ 14,969.00




Assessment Rating:

50052G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

Paw Paw Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1003 East Michigan, Paw Paw MI 49079 COUNTY


(269) 657‐4980 FAX NO .

(269) 657‐7894


INSPECTION DATE

04/27/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

6.00





03/02/2010



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Adequate

Paw Paw, Village ofConsumers EnergyPaw Paw, Village ofPaw Paw, Village of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

0

ADEQUACY

4,980 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 24,600 1958 Steel frame. CMU block (painted)/Metal Panel Gable Ends

Metal with ThermaTec coa ng.

$ 2,583,000

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,000 1976 Metal. Metal panels (painted). Metal$ 420,000

SSB‐1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 3,200 1984 Concrete and wood. T1‐11 (painted)/Concrete Shingle.$ 256,000



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Assessment Rating:

50017G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Sawyer Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

5948 Sawyer Road, Sawyer MI 49125 COUNTY

Berrien PHONE NO .

(269) 426‐3700 FAX NO .

(269) 426‐3303


INSPECTION DATE

04/08/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

10.00





04/27/2010



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Adequate

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Adequate

American Electric Power (AEPSEMCOChikaming TownshipChikaming Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

1,826 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 19,600 1973 CMU block. CMU and split face block. Flat coated.$ 2,058,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,100 1985 Concrete. Concrete. Concrete.$ 648,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 14,256 2007 Concrete and wood frame. T1‐11 Concrete Shingle.$ 1,140,480

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1994 CMU. CMU (painted). Flat coated.$ 480,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 4,800 1976 Wood plank. Wood (painted). Shingle.$ 384,000



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Assessment Rating:

50055G 00

MAJOR CAPITALSouthwest Region‐Sawyer Garage


10216 Southwest Sawyer Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH


Exis ng equipment is washed within the main building. Moisture from washing ac vity is deteriora ng structural integrity, as well as tools and equipment stored in same loca on and increase risk of employee injury.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Sawyer Garage


10715 Southwest Sawyer Garage CSB‐1 Construct Lean‐to

2020 CSB‐1 Lean‐to does not currently exist. $ 80,000.00

10716 Southwest Sawyer Garage CSB‐1 Replace Trench Drain

2021 CSB‐1 Exis ng trench drain is in poor condi on. $ 45,000.00

10717 Southwest Sawyer Garage CSB‐1 Replace Ligh ng

2021 CSB‐1 Current lighitng condi ons are inefficient. $ 20,000.00




Assessment Rating:

50055G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Woodruff, Val

South Haven Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

9235 Blue Star Memorial Hwy, South Haven MI 49090 COUNTY


(269) 637‐2408 FAX NO .

(269) 637‐9381


INSPECTION DATE

04/06/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

12.00





04/23/2009



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Adequate

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Adequate

South Haven, City ofMichigan Gas U li esSouth Haven, City ofSouth Haven, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

1,887 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Cold Storage 4,500 1941 Wood, Concrete, and Masonry

Concrete and masonry Wood with membrane$ 472,500

GAR‐2 Garage Garage 22,400 1972 CMU block. CMU and split face block (painted)

Steel with membrane$ 2,352,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 7,000 1985 Concrete and wood. T1‐11 (painted). Shingle.$ 560,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,936 2000 Concrete and wood T1‐11 (painted). Shingle.$ 794,880

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 2,400 1998 Wood pole barn. Metal Siding. Shingle.$ 192,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 2,400 1963 Wooden mber. Wood mber (painted). Shingle.$ 192,000



630 0 Metal truss and fabric. Fabric Metal truss and fabric.$ 50,400




Assessment Rating:

50048G 00


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MAJOR CAPITALSouthwest Region‐South Haven Garage


10219 Southwest South Haven Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH


Exis ng equipment is washed within the main building. Moisture from washing ac vity is deteriora ng structural integrity, as well as tools and equipment stored in same loca on. Increase risk of employee injury.

10223 Southwest South Haven Garage CSB‐2 Construct New CSB


Many materials and equipment are stored outside and exposed to the elements thereby increasing the rate of corrosion and reducing the service life.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ South Haven Garage


10757 Southwest South Haven Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2020 STE‐1 The exis ng parking lot has excessive cracks and potholes. $ 183,353.75




Assessment Rating:

50048G 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Southwest Region Maintenance Crews

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

6345 American Ave., Portage MI 49002 COUNTY


(269) 327‐4499 FAX NO .

(269) 327‐6285


INSPECTION DATE

04/22/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

5.00





03/23/2010



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SIDEWALKS

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Consumers EnergyConsumers EnergyPortage, City ofPortage, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

5,385 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SPC‐1 Maintenance Crews Maintenance Crews 37,840 1990 Metal frame and CMU. Block (painted) and metal panels.

Slightly pitched steel corregated.

$ 3,973,200



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3 4 4 4 3 4 3 4 4 0 3 3 3 03SPC‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Rating:

50077F 00


Southwest Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Southwest Region Office

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1501 Kilgore Rd., Kalamazoo MI 49001 COUNTY


(269) 337‐3900 FAX NO .

(269) 337‐3916


INSPECTION DATE

04/22/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

8.00





03/04/2010



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Adequate

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Adequate

Consumers EnergyConsumers EnergyPortage, City ofKalamazoo, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

4

ADEQUACY

22,000 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG‐1 Region Office Region Office 22,000 1985 Steel and brick. Brick. Flat seamed with stone cover.

$ 5,720,000



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Assessment Rating:

REG500 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Southwest Region Office


10383 Southwest Southwest Region Office REG‐1 Reseal Exterior Brick

2019 REG‐1 Scale efflorescence on brick causing the brick to spall. $ 12,000.00

10304 Southwest Southwest Region Office REG‐1 Replace Generator

2021 REG‐1 The generator for this facility has failed mul ple mes in two years. This facility has an elevator and as a result a func onal generator is required to supply power during an outage.

$ 37,620.00

10384 Southwest Southwest Region Office REG‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2021 REG‐1 Ligh ng is not sufficient for opera ons and is not energy efficient. $ 43,578.00




Assessment Rating:

REG500 00

Superior Region


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT

Bedard, John FACILITY ASSESSOR

Parsons, Chris

Covington Storage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

13262 School Road, Covington MI 49919 COUNTY

Baraga PHONE NO . FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

04/28/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

2.00





04/05/2010



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Adequate

2

LIGHTING



NoneNoneNone

Electrical WE Energies (Wisconsin Ele

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

0

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SSB-1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,064 1995 Concrete. Concrete. Wood.$ 645,120

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 2,250 1965 Steel. Metal. Metal.$ 180,000



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Assessment Rating:

STR100 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Crystal Falls TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

120 Tobin‐Alpha Rd, Crystal Falls MI 49920 COUNTY

Iron PHONE NO .

(906) 875‐6644 FAX NO .

(906) 875‐6264


INSPECTION DATE

04/28/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

38.00





06/09/2010



RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Crystal Falls, City ofDTE (includes MichCon)Crystal Falls TownshipCrystal Falls Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

3

ADEQUACY

6,300 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



6,300 2001 Wood. Brick and vinyl. Wood and shingle.$ 1,638,000

HSB-1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 3,060 1966 Steel and block. Block. Metal with membrane.$ 321,300

TST-1 Testing Lab Testing Lab 4,800 1962 Steel. Metal. Metal.$ 1,622,400

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 1,408 1970 Steel and wood Wood. Wood with shingle.$ 112,640



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Assessment Rating:

TSC101 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Engadine Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

N7045 M‐117, Engadine MI 49827 COUNTY

Mackinac PHONE NO .

(906) 477‐6323 FAX NO .

(906) 477‐1065


INSPECTION DATE

06/02/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

6.00





01/21/2010



RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Sep cWell


Adequate

Cloverland ElectricSEMCO

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

3

ADEQUACY

3,726 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 3,200 1959 Steel. Block masonry. Metal.$ 336,000

GAR-2 Garage Garage 16,533 1970 Steel. Masonry. Metal membrane.$ 1,735,965

SSB-1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 7,200 1993 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood shingle.$ 576,000

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 4,800 2002 Wood. Metal. Wood shingle.$ 384,000



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Assessment Rating:

50002G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESuperior Region ‐ Engadine Garage


10731 Superior Engadine Garage STE‐1 Replace Site Ligh ng

2019 STE‐1 Site ligh ng is not efficient.$ 30,000.00

10391 Superior Engadine Garage GAR‐2 Replace Floor Hoist

2020 GAR‐2 Hoist requires frequent repairs and is not suited for li ing tandem trucks.$ 110,926.00

10064 Superior Engadine Garage SSB‐1 Construct New SSB

2021 SSB‐1 This facility has inadequate covered storage to store equipment and materials.$ 83,770.00

10232 Superior Engadine Garage STE‐1 Replace Fencing

2021 STE‐1 Exis ng chain link fence requires spot loca ons of repair and replacement. Inadequate right of way fencing on the east property line presents access control concerns.

$ 106,520.00

10392 Superior Engadine Garage GAR‐2 Install Generator

2021 GAR‐2 No alterna ves during emergency situa ons.$ 27,732.00




Assessment Rating:

50002G 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Gladstone Sign & Signal Shop

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

816 Clark Drive, Gladstone MI 49837 COUNTY

Delta PHONE NO .

(906) 428‐9322 FAX NO .

(906) 428‐3152


INSPECTION DATE

04/27/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION

Sign/Signal Opera ons SECONDARY FUNCTION

Materials Tes ng/Survey Opera ons

SITE ACREAGE

2.00





06/10/2010



RATING

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WATER UTILITY

SEWAGE UTILITY

Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

LIGHTING




Adequate

Gladstone, City ofDTE (includes MichCon)Gladstone, City ofGladstone, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

0

ADEQUACY

4,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

TST-1 Testing Lab Testing Lab 2,400 2010 Wood Vinyl Wood and Shingle$ 811,200

SGN-1 Sign Shop Sign Shop 4,000 2001 Wood. Vinyl. Wood shingle.$ 420,000

SMS-1 Signal Shop Signal Shop 1,560 2003 Wood. Vinyl. Wood Shingle.$ 163,800



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3 3 2 3 3 4 2 2 3 0 3 3 2 03SGN‐1 Adequate Adequate

3 3 3 3 3 3 0 4 3 0 2 3 2 03SMS‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Rating:

50072F 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Houghton Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

51750 Industrial Drive, Calumet MI 49913 COUNTY

Houghton PHONE NO .

(906) 483‐3937 FAX NO .

(906) 483‐3997


INSPECTION DATE

04/29/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

12.00





04/05/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Ontonagon County REASEMCOHoughton County MemoriaHoughton County Memoria

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

1,500 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 19,000 2008 Masonry and steel. Metal and masonry. Single ply membrane$ 1,995,000

SSB-1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 23,328 2004 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Asphalt shingles.$ 1,866,240

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 5,500 2017 Wood Metal Metal$ 440,000



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Assessment Rating:

50064G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESuperior Region ‐ Houghton Garage


10122 Superior Houghton Garage STE‐1 Install Site Fencing

2021 STE‐1 Fence is in poor condi on. There is no exis ng gate to secure site, and exterior ligh ng is inadequate for opera onal and security purposes. $ 60,000.00




Assessment Rating:

50064G 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Ishpeming TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

100 S. Westwood Dr., Ishpeming MI 49849 COUNTY

Marque e PHONE NO .

(906) 485‐4270 FAX NO .

(906) 485‐4878


INSPECTION DATE

04/30/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

4.00





06/08/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

0

LIGHTING



N/AN/A


Adequate

Upper Peninsula Power CoSEMCO

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

3,667 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



6,133 1992 Wood. Masonry and vinyl. Wood and shingle.$ 1,594,580

TST-1 Testing Lab Heated Storage 625 1992 Wood. Vinyl. Wood and shingle.$ 211,250

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 900 2009 Wood Vinyl Shingle$ 72,000



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Assessment Rating:

TSC102 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

L'Anse Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

301 Winter Street, L'Anse MI 49946 COUNTY

Baraga PHONE NO .

(906) 524‐6124 FAX NO .

(906) 524‐5624


INSPECTION DATE

04/29/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

3.00





04/05/2010



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AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

L'Anse, Village ofSEMCOL'Anse, Village ofL'Anse, Village of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

0

ADEQUACY

2,829 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 21,200 1986 Masonry. EIFS and masonry. Metal.$ 2,226,000

GAR-2 Garage Garage 12,800 2007 Steel. Metal. Metal.$ 1,344,000

SSB-1 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 12,320 1985 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood and Shingle.$ 985,600



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Assessment Rating:

50027G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESuperior Region ‐ L'Anse Garage


10736 Superior L'Anse Garage GAR‐1 Stain Exterior

2019 GAR‐1 Exterior is showing signs of wear.$ 20,000.00




Assessment Rating:

50027G 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Newberry TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

14113 M‐28, Newberry MI 49868 COUNTY

Luce PHONE NO .

(906) 293‐5168 FAX NO .

(906) 293‐3331


INSPECTION DATE

06/02/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

1.00





06/08/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Cloverland ElectricSEMCOPentland TownshipPentland Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

3

ADEQUACY

5,240 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



11,250 1972 Wood and Masonry Masonry and EIFS. Membrane.$ 2,925,000

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 768 2011 Wood Vinyl Wood and metal.$ 61,440



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Assessment Rating:

TSC103 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

St. Ignace Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

500 Ferry Lane, St. Ignace MI 49781 COUNTY

Mackinac PHONE NO .

(906) 643‐8700 FAX NO .

(906) 643‐7012


INSPECTION DATE

06/03/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

8.61





06/07/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Cloverland ElectricSEMCOSt Ignace, City ofSt Ignace, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

3

ADEQUACY

3,100 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR-1 Garage Garage 13,925 1950 Steel. EIFS, metal, and vinyl. Metal.$ 1,462,125

GAR-2 Garage Garage 7,200 1950 Steel. EIFS and metal. Metal with ThermaTec Coating.

$ 756,000

HSB-1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 3,720 1950 Metal. Metal. Metal.$ 390,600

SSB-2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 12,516 1995 Concrete and wood. Wood and concrete. Wood and asphalt shingles.

$ 1,001,280

CSB-1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 4,819 1950 Steel. Metal. Wood and asphalt shingles.

$ 385,520

CSB-4 Cold Storage Cold Storage 3,933 1950 Wood. Wood and metal. Wood and shingle.$ 314,640



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Assessment Rating:

50003G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESuperior Region ‐ St. Ignace Garage


10244 Superior St. Ignace Garage STE‐1 Replace Fencing

2020 STE‐1 Exis ng site fence condi on and entrance gates enable the poten al of unauthorized access to the facility as well as safety concerns. Exterior site ligh ng is inadequate and presents opportuni es for site vandalism and the of property.

$ 192,976.00




Assessment Rating:

50003G 00


Superior Region

REGION CONTACT


Parsons, Chris

Superior Region Office

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

1818 3rd Avenue North, Escanaba MI 49829 COUNTY

Delta PHONE NO .

(906) 786‐1800 FAX NO .

(906) 789‐9775


INSPECTION DATE

04/27/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

1.00





09/20/2010



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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

0

LIGHTING




Adequate

Escanaba, City ofDTE (includes MichCon)Escanaba, City ofEscanaba, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

11,300 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG-1 Region Office Region Office 11,300 1999 Wood Masonry. Asphalt shingle.$ 2,938,000



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Assessment Rating:

REG100 00

University Region


University Region

REGION CONTACT

Palmer, Steve FACILITY ASSESSOR

Sha uck, Nick

Adrian Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own

Southeast Michigan Prosperity Region

ADDRESS

2451 North Adrian Highway, Adrian MI 49221 COUNTY

Lenawee PHONE NO .

(517) 263‐0564 FAX NO .

(517) 265‐6328


INSPECTION DATE

05/02/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

10.00





08/08/2010



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Adequate

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Adequate

Consumers EnergyCi zens Gas Fuel Company

Adrian, City ofAdrian, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

3

ADEQUACY

2,600 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 13,840 1962 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal.$ 1,453,200

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,800 1963 Metal Metal Metal w/Thermtec Coa ng$ 504,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 3,200 1981 Wood polebarn with siding. Wood. Wood Shingle.$ 256,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 8,064 1992 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood Shingles$ 645,120

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1994 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal and membrane.$ 480,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 1,972 1965 Wood. Wood. Wood and Shingle$ 157,760




Assessment Ra ng:

50009G 00


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SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Adrian Garage


10606 University Adrian Garage CSB‐1 Paint Interior

2022 CSB‐1 Interior is dirty and paint is peeling in a number of loca ons. $ 19,390.40




Assessment Ra ng:

50009G 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Brighton Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

10102 East Grand River Ave., Brighton MI 48116 COUNTY

Livingston PHONE NO .

(810) 229‐4250 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

04/25/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

8.00





12/10/2009



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Adequate


Brighton, City ofIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

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VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 13,994 1940 Masonry and steel. Masonry and EIFS. Concrete with membrane.$ 1,469,370

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 6,000 1976 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal and membrane.$ 630,000

HSB‐2 Heated Storage Heated Storage 5,000 1967 Steel. Metal. Metal$ 525,000

HSB‐3 Heated Storage Heated Storage 7,200 2005 Wood Metal Wood and Shingle$ 756,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,500 1995 Concrete and Wood. Concrete and Wood. Wood and Shingles$ 760,000

WSH‐1 Washbay Washbay 1,664 2011 Masonry Masonry Metal and Membrane$ 432,640

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 320 0 3‐Sided ‐ Wood Pole Barn. Metal Wood and shingle.$ 25,600

CSB‐4 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,300 1982 Wood. Wood. Wood and Shingle$ 504,000




Assessment Ra ng:

50042G 00


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Assessment Ra ng:

50042G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Brighton Garage


10430 University Brighton Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2019 STE‐1 The exis ng pavement is extremely deteriorated. Some areas around the new wash bay and HSB3 are gravel and need to be upgraded to hard surface.

$ 372,000.00

10595 University Brighton Garage HSB‐1 Install CORE FILL Insula on

2019 HSB‐1 No insula on currently in place. $ 14,400.00

10594 University Brighton Garage SSB‐2 Construct Lean‐to

2020 SSB‐2 Garage lacks adequate storage space for tow plows and other miscellaneous equipment.

$ 100,064.00

10071 University Brighton Garage STE‐1 Replace Fencing

2021 STE‐1 Along the east por on of property line, fencing is either deteriorated or completely missing.

$ 14,850.00

10431 University Brighton Garage STE‐1 Install Security Gate

2021 STE‐1 Currently there is an old swinging style gate to close off the garage area north of Grand River.

$ 27,000.00

00065 University Brighton Garage HSB‐2 Install Trench Drains

2022 HSB‐2 Exis ng drain is failing. $ 16,014.00

10425 University Brighton Garage GAR‐1 Repair Concrete

2022 GAR‐1 The exis ng concrete floor has visible cracks and surface spalling. Because the surface is not sealed it is difficult to clean.

$ 100,000.00

10591 University Brighton Garage GAR‐1 Remodel Front Office

2022 GAR‐1 Office area is extremely dated and inefficient. Layout is fragmented with u li es exposed.

$ 110,000.00

10597 University Brighton Garage HSB‐1 Paint Interior

2022 HSB‐1 Interior is dirty and in need of new paint. $ 16,934.40




Assessment Ra ng:

50042G 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Brighton TSC

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐Private



ADDRESS

10321 E. Grand River Rd., Suite 500, Brighton MI 48116 COUNTY

Livingston PHONE NO .

(810) 227‐4681 FAX NO .

(810) 227‐7929


INSPECTION DATE

04/26/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

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0

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N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

10,867 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



10,867 0 $ 2,825,420



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MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐Brighton TSC


10489 University Ann Arbor TSC TSC‐1 Construct New TSC


MDOT currently leases office space in Livingston County. The TSC services Livingston, Washtenaw, and Monroe Coun es and the current loca on is not op mal for customer services.



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC601 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Charlo e Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

905 Paine Drive, Charlo e MI 48813 COUNTY

Eaton PHONE NO .

(517) 543‐7642 FAX NO .

(517) 543‐6821


INSPECTION DATE

04/14/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

11.00





08/10/2010



RATING

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Adequate

Consumers EnergyConsumers EnergyCharlo e, City ofCharlo e, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

2,875 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 14,400 1978 Masonry block walls. Brick and metal. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 1,512,000

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 6,000 1985 Masonry and steel. Masonry and metal. Rolled membrane coa ng.$ 630,000

SSB‐2 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,250 1998 Concrete with wood truss. Concrete and wood, siding. Asphalt shingles.$ 740,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 5,650 1978 Wood pole barn. Metal siding. Asphalt shingles.$ 452,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

50020G 00

MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐Charlo e Garage


00091 University Charlo e Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH



SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Charlo e Garage


00085 University Charlo e Garage GAR‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2021 GAR‐1 Ligh ng is not sufficient for opera ons and is not energy efficient. $ 25,418.00

10115 University Charlo e Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 Exis ng 0.3' to 0.4' of HMA over gravel. Recommended fix is to reconstruct with 5" of HMA and place ultra thin over the rest of the lot. Mill and fill 1.5" in the car parking area.

$ 330,000.00

10432 University Charlo e Garage GAR‐1 Paint Interior

2022 GAR‐1 Paint is peeling in the interior wash bay area and throughout the garage. Of par cular concern is the fact that trucks are washed inside the building so the ceiling is exposed to very high levels of moisture.

$ 23,928.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50020G 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Grand Ledge Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

731 North Canal Road, Lansing MI 48917 COUNTY

Eaton PHONE NO .

(517) 627‐3276 FAX NO .

(517) 627‐3345


INSPECTION DATE

04/14/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

11.00







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Adequate

Lansing Board of Water & LightConsumers EnergyDelta TownshipDelta Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

2

ADEQUACY

2,420 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 12,659 1962 Masonry and steel. Masonry and metal panels. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 1,329,195

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,000 1962 Metal. Metal. Metal and ThermTec coa ng.

$ 420,000

SSB‐3 Salt/Sand Storage Salt/Sand Storage 9,936 1998 Concrete and wood. Concrete and wood. Wood and shingle.$ 794,880

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1995 Masonry. Masonry and metal. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 480,000


CSB‐3 Cold Storage Cold Storage 5,650 1981 Wood polebarn construc on.

Metal. Wood and shingle.$ 452,000



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3 2 3 1 3 3 3 1 5 5 5 2 5 02GAR‐1 Inadequate Inadequate

2 3 3 0 3 3 3 3 4 0 4 2 3 03HSB‐1 Inadequate Adequate





Assessment Ra ng:

50024G 00

MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐Grand Ledge Garage


00094 University Grand Ledge Garage WSH‐1 Construct New WSH



10265 University Grand Ledge Garage Construct New Garage

2021 GAR‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

The current facility exceeds 50 years in service, is opera ng at more than twice the intended capacity, is not centrally located to the geographic area of responsibility.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Grand Ledge Garage


00041 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR‐1 Paint Exterior

2019 GAR‐1 Paint is deteriora ng and no longer providing structural protec on. $ 45,000.00

00115 University Grand Ledge Garage CSB‐1 Install Heaters

2020 CSB‐1 Cold storage building is currently being used as an expanded garage opera on due to insufficient space in the exis ng maintenance garage building.

$ 45,577.00

00051 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR‐1 Repair Concrete Floor

2021 GAR‐1 Water is pooling resul ng in accelerated deteriora on of the concrete floor. $ 42,113.00

00073 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2021 GAR‐1 Ligh ng is not sufficient for opera ons and is not energy efficient. $ 26,520.00

10443 University Grand Ledge Garage SSB‐3 Replace Brine Tanks

2021 SSB‐3 Current single‐wall brine tanks are old and do not have proper containment as required by code.

$ 105,000.00

10444 University Grand Ledge Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 Current parking lot has alligator cracking which demonstrates total pavement failure. If this is addressed soon, the base will be salvageable.

$ 393,810.00

10445 University Grand Ledge Garage STE‐1 Install Security Gate

2021 STE‐1 The exis ng gate is manually operated and is near the end of its service life. Security consists of a chain and simple lock that is easily defeated by a thief.

$ 34,000.00

00030 University Grand Ledge Garage GAR‐1 Install Hoist

2022 GAR‐1 Need hoist to li tandem trucks. Currently the garage is equipped with 2 sets of portable hoists.

$ 146,404.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50024G 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Jackson Tes ng Lab

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

2800 N. Elm Rd, Jackson MI 49201 COUNTY

Jackson PHONE NO .

(517) 780‐7894 FAX NO .

(517) 780‐7892


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


Survey Opera ons

SITE ACREAGE

2.00





12/14/2009



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Adequate


Blackman TownshipIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 30

3

ADEQUACY

2,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

TST‐1 Tes ng Lab Tes ng Lab 6,087 1974 Steel frame. Block mason and metal siding.

Metal, coated.$ 2,057,406



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Assessment Ra ng:

50082F 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Jackson Tes ng Lab


10462 University Jackson Tes ng Lab GAR‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2022 GAR‐1 The exis ng ligh ng is insufficient for opera ons, is nearing the end of its life and is not energy efficient.

$ 40,802.00

10626 University Jackson Tes ng Lab GAR‐1 Remodel Restrooms

2022 GAR‐1 Bathrooms are extremely outdated and showers are out of order. $ 24,480.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50082F 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Jackson TSC

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

2750 Elm Rd., Jackson MI 49201 COUNTY

Jackson PHONE NO .

(517) 780‐7540 FAX NO .

(517) 780‐5099


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

2.00





08/09/2010



RATING

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SECURITY 30

3

ADEQUACY

8,474 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



8,474 1998 Wood frame. Vinyl and brick. Shingle.$ 2,203,240



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SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Jackson TSC


10249 University Jackson TSC STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 Asphalt pavement is cracking and beginning to deteriorate. $ 104,008.00




Assessment Ra ng:

TSC602 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT

Ferrigan, Tom FACILITY ASSESSOR

Zac Verhulst

Lansing TSC (Shared with Aeronau cs)

OWN / LEASE

Own

Lansing TSC is located within Aeronau cs Administra on & Opera ons.


ADDRESS

2700 Port Lansing Rd., Lansing MI 48906 COUNTY

Clinton PHONE NO .

(517) 335‐3754 FAX NO .

(517) 335‐3752


INSPECTION DATE

05/11/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


Aeronau cs

SITE ACREAGE

0.00







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2

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N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

2

ADEQUACY

5,125 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS



5,125 2012 $ 1,332,500



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MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐Lansing TSC (Shared with Aeronau cs)


10250 University Lansing TSC TSC‐1 Construct New TSC


The TSC is a tenant in a shared facility which is not conducive to long‐term opera ons.



Assessment Ra ng:

TSC603 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Mason Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

601 Jewe , Mason MI 48854 COUNTY

Ingham PHONE NO .

(517) 676‐1029 FAX NO .

(517) 676‐8755


INSPECTION DATE

05/16/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

13.00





08/10/2010



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Mason, City ofIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

120 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 11,484 1960 Masonry ridge frame. Masonry and EIFS. Metal with ThermTec membrane.

$ 1,205,820

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,800 1965 Metal. Metal. Metal and ThermTec Membrane.

$ 504,000


CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1995 Masonry and metal. Masonry. Metal with membrane coa ng.

$ 480,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 5,650 1980 Wood pole barn. Metal. Wood shingles.$ 452,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

50010G 00

MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐Mason Garage


10648 University Mason Garage HSB‐1 Construct New Heated Parking Garage

2021 HSB‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.

Current heated facili es are not adequate for tandem axle trucks.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Mason Garage


00044 University Mason Garage SSB‐2 Paint Exterior

2019 SSB‐2 Paint is deteriora ng and no longer providing structural protec on. $ 12,775.00

10456 University Mason Garage SSB‐2 Install Siding

2019 SSB‐2 Exis ng siding is in poor condi on with peeling paint. $ 36,262.00

10642 University Mason Garage GAR‐1 Replace Windows

2019 GAR‐1 Windows are outdated and inefficient. $ 18,675.00

10647 University Mason Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 Asphalt pavement is cracking and beginning to deteriorate. $ 458,000.00

10449 University Mason Garage CSB‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2022 CSB‐1 Exis ng cold storage building ligh ng is inefficient metal halide. $ 10,560.00

10451 University Mason Garage GAR‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2022 GAR‐1 Exis ng garage ligh ng is inefficient metal halide. $ 22,792.00

10454 University Mason Garage SSB‐1 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2022 SSB‐1 Exis ng heated storage building ligh ng is inefficient metal halide. $ 21,752.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50010G 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

University Region Maintenance Crews

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

800 Chanter, Jackson MI 49201 COUNTY

Jackson PHONE NO .

(517) 783‐3852 FAX NO .

(517) 783‐3671


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

4.00





12/15/2009



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SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

3,000 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

SPC‐1 Maintenance Crews Maintenance Crews 23,119 1995 Mason. Mason and metal. Membrane.$ 2,427,495

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 6,000 1987 Mason. Mason. Membrane$ 630,000

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 1,560 1992 Wood frame. Metal. Shingle.$ 124,800



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Assessment Ra ng:

50089F 00

MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐University Region Maintenance Crews


10631 University University Region Maintenance Crews CSB‐1 Construct New CSB


Garage currently lacks covered storage space. Materials and equipment are stored outdoors.

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ University Region Maintenance Crews


10628 University University Region Maintenance Crews HSB‐1 Replace Windows

2019 HSB‐1 Windows are dated and not energy efficient. $ 11,523.20

00125 University University Region Maintenance Crews STE‐1 Replace Fencing

2021 STE‐1 Exis ng fence is in poor condi on. $ 18,000.00

10630 University University Region Maintenance Crews SPC‐1 Upgrade Ligh ng

2021 SPC‐1 Ligh ng is outdated and inefficient. $ 48,855.00

10627 University University Region Maintenance Crews HSB‐1 Paint Interior

2022 HSB‐1 Walls are dirty and paint is peeling and worn. $ 16,934.40

10629 University University Region Maintenance Crews SPC‐1 Paint Interior

2022 SPC‐1 Garage area and garage offices are extremely dirty. $ 68,846.57




Assessment Ra ng:

50089F 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

University Region Office

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

4701 W. Michigan Ave., Jackson MI 49201 COUNTY

Jackson PHONE NO .

(517) 750‐0401 FAX NO .

(517) 750‐4397


INSPECTION DATE

05/12/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

10.00





12/14/2009



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SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

14,198 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

REG‐1 Region Office Region Office 14,198 2002 Masonry. Masonry. Wood and shingle.$ 3,691,480



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3 3 3 3 3 3 0 3 3 0 3 3 3 33REG‐1 Adequate Inadequate



Assessment Ra ng:

REG600 00


University Region

REGION CONTACT


Sha uck, Nick

Williamston Garage

OWN / LEASE

Own


ADDRESS

3737 East Grand River Ave, Williamston MI 48895 COUNTY

Ingham PHONE NO .

(517) 373‐3913 FAX NO .

(517) 521‐1263


INSPECTION DATE

04/18/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

10.00





12/15/2009



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4

ADEQUACY

0 SQ FT

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UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

GAR‐1 Garage Garage 15,382 1964 Masonry and steel. EIFS and masonry. Metal with ThermTec Membrane

$ 1,615,110

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Heated Storage 4,800 1964 Steel. Metal. Steel.$ 504,000


CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 6,000 1988 Masonry and steel. Masonry. Metal with membrane.$ 480,000

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 5,600 1980 Wood. Wood. Wood and shingles.$ 448,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

50012G 00

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Williamston Garage


00045 University Williamston Garage CSB‐1 Paint Exterior

2019 CSB‐1 Paint is deteriora ng and no longer providing structural protec on. $ 10,263.00

10580 University Charlo e Garage HSB‐1 Masonry Insula on

2019 HSB‐1 Ceiling is currently uninsulated on interior and wall insula on is insufficient. $ 33,045.00

10583 University Williamston Garage GAR‐1 Install Floor Hoist

2019 GAR‐1 The exis ng floor hoist is inadequate for MDOT opera ons. Hoist cannot handle tandem axle trucks.

$ 160,000.00

10120 University Williamston Garage STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 South side fencing and gate on the west side of building are in poor condi on. $ 26,000.00

10467 University Williamston Garage GAR‐1 Paint Interior

2022 GAR‐1 Paint peeling, scaling needs replacement. $ 40,920.00

10469 University Williamston Garage SSB‐2 Replace Interior Ligh ng

2022 SSB‐2 Inefficient/dated ligh ng. $ 17,131.00




Assessment Ra ng:

50012G 00

Welcome Centers

2015‐2017 FACILITY ASSESSMENT BUREAU / REGION

Bay Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Rick Maida FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Zach Verhulst


OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

9599 US‐127, Clare MI 48617 COUNTY

Clare PHONE NO .

(989) 386‐7634 FAX NO .

(989) 386‐3766


INSPECTION DATE

05/24/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION

Welcome Center SECONDARY FUNCTION

SITE ACREAGE

14.00





02/03/2010



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Clare, City ofIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

2

ADEQUACY

720 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 9,970 1994 Masonry. Brick. Steel and metal.$ 2,891,300

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Cold Storage 576 0 Wood. Vinyl. Asphalt shingles.$ 60,480



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ADA COMPLIANCEBDLG CODE

2 2 3 3 2 3 0 3 3 0 3 4 3 33WCT‐1 Adequate Inadequate




Assessment Ra ng:

18023T 01

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBay Region ‐ Clare Welcome Center


10503 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE‐1 Ligh ng Pavement Sidewalks

2020 STE‐1 Parking Lot is in poor condi on. Ligh ng, lot surface, and sidewalks are deteriorated and in need of replacement.

$ 986,224.63

10656 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE‐1 Replace Plas c Plumbing

2020 WCT‐1 The water supply pipe/fi ngs are made of plas c, which is bri le and breaks easy, and the pipe fi ng adhesive failure has occurred on various loca ons.

$ 180,150.00

10504 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE‐1 Remove Lagoon/Replace Picnic Tables

2021 STE‐1 Lagoon is no longer required and must be removed. $ 70,000.00

10655 Bay Clare Welcome Center STE‐1 Replace Wood Fence

2021 STE‐1 The split‐rail wood fence, located on the east and west sides, is damaged and in poor condi on.

$ 25,760.00

Special Maintenance Total: $ 1,262,134.63



Assessment Ra ng:

18023T 01


Southwest Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Latham, Jason FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Woodruff, Val

Coldwater Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

I‐69 Northbound at 6 Mile Marker, Coldwater MI 49036 COUNTY

Branch PHONE NO .

(517) 238‐2670 FAX NO .

(989) 386‐3766


INSPECTION DATE

05/04/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

14.00


SITE ASSESSMENT



06/17/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

WellAdequate

3

LIGHTING



MunicipalWell

PropaneElectrical

Adequate

Consumers EnergyAmerigas

Branch County Dept of Public WIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 04

3

ADEQUACY

1,000 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 8,522 2002 Wood and steel. Brick. Metal standing RIB.$ 2,471,380

CSB‐1 Cold Storage Cold Storage 400 1984 Masonry. Block (painted). Pitched rolled roofing.$ 32,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

12033T 16

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ Coldwater Welcome Center


10472 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center STE‐1 Install Addi onal Well

2020 STE‐1 Currently there is not enough pressure at peak mes. Current well will not support fire suppression system.

$ 60,000.00

10473 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center STE‐1 Replace Security Gate

2020 STE‐1 The gate has deteriorated and requires frequent repair. $ 40,625.00

10552 Southwest Coldwater Welcome Center WCT‐1 Replace Lobby Ligh ng

2020 WCT‐1 Ligh ng is not sufficient for opera ons and is not energy efficient. $ 23,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

12033T 16


Metro Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Silver, Mia FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Detroit Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐Private

Leased Facility ‐ Not Assessed ADDRESS

2835 Bagley Ave, Detroit MI 48216 COUNTY

Wayne PHONE NO .

(313) 962‐2360 FAX NO .

(313) 962‐2326


INSPECTION DATE

04/26/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


0

LIGHTING



N/AN/AN/A

Electrical

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

700 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 4,861 0 $ 1,409,690



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ADA COMPLIANCEBDLG CODE‐



Assessment Ra ng:

82011T 00


University Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Palmer, Steve FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Sha uck, Nick

Dundee Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

8001 Covert Rd., Petersburg MI 49270 COUNTY

Monroe PHONE NO .

(734) 865‐6980 FAX NO .

(734) 886‐1180


INSPECTION DATE

05/02/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

33.00





06/28/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

4

LIGHTING



LagoonWellNone

Electrical

N/A


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

3

ADEQUACY

540 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 4,439 1966 Wood. Brick and wood. Shingle.$ 1,287,310

RRM‐1 Restroom Restroom 3,000 1982 Masonry. Brick. Shingles with rubber coa ng.

$ 870,000



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3 3 3 3 4 3 0 3 4 0 4 4 3 04WCT‐1 Inadequate Inadequate

3 3 3 3 3 2 0 3 3 0 4 3 3 03RRM‐1 Inadequate Inadequate

MAJOR CAPITALUniversity Region‐Dundee Welcome Center


10253 University Dundee Welcome Center WCT‐1 Construct New WC

2021 WCT‐1 Formal scope and cost es ma on in progress.




Assessment Ra ng:

58034T 22

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Dundee Welcome Center


10745 University Dundee Welcome Center WCT‐1 Install ADA Ramp to Restrooms

2019 WCT‐1 The HC ramp / landing / railing is not HC complaint and is unsafe. $ 19,564.00

10742 University Dundee Welcome Center STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2020 STE‐1 The bituminous pavement is ponding water along the car side sidewalk curbing. $ 20,967.68

10744 University Dundee Welcome Center STE‐1 Repair Drainage System

2020 STE‐1 The drainage ditch on each side of the lagoon drive is ponding water. The lagoon drive concrete culvert is too high at inlet for proper drainage.

$ 29,726.67

10743 University Dundee Welcome Center STE‐1 Replace Fencing

2021 STE‐1 The eastside right‐of‐way fence is severely damaged and in poor condi on. There are overgrown trees/brush throughout.

$ 24,500.00




Assessment Ra ng:

58034T 22


Superior Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVEIron Mountain Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Lease‐Private

Leased Facility ‐ Not Assessed ADDRESS

618 S. Stephenson Ave., Iron Mountain MI 49801 COUNTY

Dickinson PHONE NO .

(906) 774‐4201 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

04/27/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE


SITE ASSESSMENT





RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


0

LIGHTING



N/AN/A

Natural GasElectrical WE Energies (Wisconsin Electr


IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 00

0

ADEQUACY

3,600 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 1,625 0 $ 471,250



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ADA COMPLIANCEBDLG CODE‐



Assessment Ra ng:

22021T 03



Bedard, John FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Parsons, Chris

Ironwood Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

801 W. Cloverland Dr., Ironwood MI 49938 COUNTY

Gogebic PHONE NO .

(906) 932‐3330 FAX NO .

(906) 932‐4647


INSPECTION DATE

04/29/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

18.00





06/09/2010



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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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Adequate

Xcel EnergyXcel EnergyIronwood, City ofIronwood, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 23

2

ADEQUACY

1,400 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 1,400 1964 Block. Block. Asphalt shingle.$ 406,000

RRM‐1 Restroom Restroom 1,300 1964 Block. Block. Flat membrane.$ 377,000



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3 3 2 2 3 2 0 3 3 0 0 3 3 03WCT‐1 Adequate Adequate

3 3 3 0 0 4 0 2 4 0 3 3 2 02RRM‐1 Adequate Adequate

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESuperior Region ‐ Ironwood Welcome Center


10488 Superior Ironwood Welcome Center WCT‐1 Replace Handrail

2021 WCT‐1 Handrails do not meet current ADA guidelines and are deteriora ng. $ 17,659.00




Assessment Ra ng:

27022T 01


North Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Bob Ciupka FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Zac Verhulst


OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

710 S. Nicolet St., Mackinac City MI 49701 COUNTY

Emmet PHONE NO .

(231) 436‐5566 FAX NO .

(231) 436‐8551


INSPECTION DATE

05/09/2017

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

7.00





07/13/2010



RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

LIGHTING




Adequate

Consumers EnergyDTE (includes MichCon)Mackinaw City, Village ofMackinaw City, Village of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 12

2

ADEQUACY

720 SQ FT

1

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 1,443 1957 Masonry (brick). Brick. Membrane.$ 418,470

CSB‐2 Cold Storage Cold Storage 332 1957 Wood. Wood. Wood and asphalt shingle.$ 26,560



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Assessment Ra ng:

16071T 09

SPECIAL MAINTENANCENorth Region ‐ Mackinac City Welcome Center


10352 North Mackinac City Welcome Center WCT‐1 Remodel Restrooms

2019 WCT‐1 Not accessible to all customers. $ 11,533.00

10541 North Mackinac City Welcome Center WCT‐1 Replace Restroom Tile

2019 WCT‐1 Floor le is in poor condi on. $ 17,730.00

10668 North Mackinac City Welcome Center WCT‐1 Replace Windows

2019 WCT‐1 Windows are showing signs of wear and are past their useful life. $ 50,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

16071T 09




Sha uck, Nick

Marque e Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

2201 US 41 South, Chocolay Township MI 49855 COUNTY

Marque e PHONE NO .

(906) 249‐9066 FAX NO .

(906) 249‐9474


INSPECTION DATE

04/30/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

3.00





06/08/2010



RATING

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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

0

LIGHTING



MunicipalWell


Adequate

Marque e Board of Light and SEMCO

Chocolay Charter TownshipIRRIG SYS

SECURITY 34

3

ADEQUACY

2,500 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 2,500 1982 Log. Log. Asphalt shingles.$ 725,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

52042T 54




Parsons, Chris

Menominee Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

1343 10th Avenue, Menominee MI 49858 COUNTY

Menominee PHONE NO .

(906) 863‐6496 FAX NO .

(906) 863‐2155


INSPECTION DATE

04/28/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

1.00





06/09/2010



RATING

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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

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Adequate

Wisconsin Public ServiceWisconsin Public ServiceMenominee, City ofMenominee, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 34

2

ADEQUACY

1,200 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 2,400 1937 Log. Log. Wood shingle.$ 696,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

55012T 16


University Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Palmer, Steve FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Sha uck, Nick

Monroe Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

12900 Expressway, Monroe MI 48161 COUNTY

Monroe PHONE NO .

(734) 242‐1768 FAX NO .

(734) 242‐6181


INSPECTION DATE

04/28/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

15.00





11/05/2009



RATING

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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

2

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Adequate

Consumers EnergyMichigan Gas U li esMonroe, City ofMonroe, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 02

2

ADEQUACY

720 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 8,522 2006 Steel. Brick. Steel.$ 2,471,380

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Cold Storage 960 0 Wood pole barn. Steel siding. Shingles.$ 100,800



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SPECIAL MAINTENANCEUniversity Region ‐ Monroe Welcome Center


10741 University Monroe Welcome Center STE‐1 Repave Parking Lot

2021 STE‐1 The parking lot bituminous pavement has moderate‐to‐severe cracking / ru ng at various loca ons.

$ 126,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

58151T 23


Southwest Region REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Latham, Jason FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Parsons, Chris

New Buffalo Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

11630 Wilson Rd, New Buffalo MI 49117 COUNTY

Berrien PHONE NO .

(269) 469‐0011 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

04/08/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

65.00





11/19/2009



RATING

SIDEWALKSRATING

ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

4

LIGHTING




Adequate

American Electric Power (AEP,SEMCONew Buffalo TownshipNew Buffalo Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 33

3

ADEQUACY

1,300 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 13,000 1990 Masonry and steel. Brick. Metal and rolled.$ 3,770,000

HSB‐1 Heated Storage Cold Storage 3,200 1991 Metal (pole barn style). Metal. Metal.$ 336,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

11014T 07

SPECIAL MAINTENANCESouthwest Region ‐ New Buffalo Welcome Center


10706 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center WCT‐1 Paint Lighthouse

2019 WCT‐1 Paint is worn. $ 20,000.00

10474 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center STE‐1 Repair Irriga on System

2020 STE‐1 Irriga on system no longer works automa cally. Wiring has deteriorated and is damaged.

$ 55,381.00

10553 Southwest New Buffalo Welcome Center STE‐1 Repair Parking Pavement

2020 STE‐1 Exis ng pavement is in poor condi on with large cracking. $ 259,525.00




Assessment Ra ng:

11014T 07


BWB REGION REPRESENTATIVE

Silver, Mia FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Parsons, Chris

Port Huron Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

, Port Huron MI 48060 COUNTY


(810) 982‐0265 FAX NO .


INSPECTION DATE

05/05/2016

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

70.00







RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

1

LIGHTING



MunicipalMunicipal

N/AElectrical

N/A


Port Huron TownshipPort Huron Township

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 21

1

ADEQUACY

665 SQ FT

2

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 7,287 2015 Masonry, Steel, SIPS Masonry Asphalt Shingle$ 2,113,230



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1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 11WCT‐1 Adequate

SPECIAL MAINTENANCEBWB ‐ Port Huron Welcome Center


10623 Metro Port Huron Welcome Center WCT‐1 Install Generator

2020 WCT‐1 No generator is installed. $ 50,000.00




Assessment Ra ng:

77111T 01




Parsons, Chris

Sault Ste. Marie Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

943 Portage Avenue W, Sault Ste. Marie MI 49783 COUNTY

Chippewa PHONE NO .

(906) 632‐8242 FAX NO .

(906) 632‐1171


INSPECTION DATE

06/01/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

6.00





06/07/2010



RATING

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ELECTRICAL UTILITY


Adequate

AdequateAdequate

3

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Adequate

Cloverland ElectricDTE (includes MichCon)Sault Ste Marie, City ofSault Ste Marie, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 03

4

ADEQUACY

800 SQ FT

3

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 2,000 1968 Block. Block. Wood and asphalt shingle.$ 580,000

RRM‐1 Restroom Restroom 2,100 1968 Block. Block. Membrane.$ 609,000



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3 3 3 0 3 3 0 4 3 0 2 3 2 03RRM‐1 Adequate Adequate



Assessment Ra ng:

17034T 37



Bedard, Jack FACILITY A & O REPRESENTATIVE

Parsons, Chris

St. Ignace Welcome Center

OWN / LEASE

Own

ADDRESS

I‐75 N. Mackinac Bridge Plaza, St. Ignace MI 49781 COUNTY

Mackinac PHONE NO .

(906) 643‐6979 FAX NO .

(980) 663‐9904


INSPECTION DATE

06/03/2015

FACILITY FUNCTION


SITE ACREAGE

4.00





06/07/2010



RATING

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Adequate

AdequateAdequate

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MunicipalMunicipalPropaneElectrical

Adequate

Cloverland ElectricAutore Oil, Inc.St Ignace, City ofSt Ignace, City of

IRRIG SYS

SECURITY 01

2

ADEQUACY

912 SQ FT

0

UTILITY




VALUEOCCUPANCY

YEAR

BUILDINGS

WCT‐1 Welcome Center Welcome Center 2,300 1988 Wood frame. Wood siding. Asphalt shingle.$ 667,000



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Assessment Ra ng:

49025T 23

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