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Significant/Systemic Findings and Deficiencies
S i g n i f i c a n t / S y s t e m i c F i n d i n g s a n d D e f i c i e n c i e s
Historical Summary
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Dee Campbell Rowing Center was originally constructed 1986 with various renovations between 2015 and 2021. The Boathouse has three spacious boat bays, holding racks for doubles through eights, fly space for singles, oar racks, a workshop and space for storage of launches. Upstairs is large training room overlooking the river outfitted with 50 Concept II indoor rowers (or "ergs"), weight training and other workout equipment, locker rooms, coaches' offices, the Crew Closet and storage rooms. On the third level is a loft for meetings and additional workout space.
Architectural
The facility consists of cementitious board siding façade with brick veneer, aluminum windows and steel service doors. The interior finishes consist of ceramic tile, VCT, rubber tile, carpet with interior walls of gypsum board. The roof consists of metal finish and TPO singly ply membrane. Regular maintenance and inspection are highly recommended throughout the facility.
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fire (MEPF)
The MEPF portfolio for the building consists of unit heaters at ceiling level and commercial fans for the common areas and roof top exhaust fan. In general, the plumbing systems are reportedly adequate to serve the facility, with equipment and fixtures updated as needed. Electrical service equipment and systems appear adequate, with no concerns reported or observed regarding capacity or reliability. The facility is protected with a complete fire alarm and fire suppression system throughout the building and appears to be adequate. Fire alarm system and sprinkler system were observed in the process of being installed. Most of the MPF components will need to be replace during the reserve term.
Site
Most of the facility is composed of moderate landscaping with the docks consisting of four piers at the apron, ramps to floating pier extensions, and the floating dock where the shells and sculls are launched, this modular system is made of polyethylene. Recommend regular maintenance and inspections throughout the facility to maintain and to address any potential future issues.
Recommended Additional Studies
No additional studies recommended at this time.
