Building 200 Replacement

Building 200 Replacement

The Building 200 Replacement project entails the replacement of a one-story, 10,650-square-foot (sf) building (Building 200) located in the southeastern comer of its North Base in the City of South San Francisco, San Mateo County, California. The new Building 200 would be a two-story, 31-foot-tall, 19,800 sf building, providing additional space for management offices, operator amenities, bus operations, meeting space, and support spaces. Prior to the demolition of the existing Building 200, the District will construct the “Temporary Building 200” within the North Base, north of the existing building. The Temporary Building 200 would be constructed to house operations currently located in the existing Building 200. See Figure 2. The Temporary Building 200 will comprise 6,400 square feet (sf), including a lobby; employee lounges; meeting/training rooms; a quiet area; office space for managers, supervisors, etc.; and outdoor areas underneath canopies. During the approximately 2-year construction period for the new permanent Building 200, all operations will occur out of the temporary facility. Upon completion of the permanent structure, operations will move into the new permanent Building 200. The temporary facility will be dismantled and removed from North Base over a two to four-week period. Building 800 will be approximately 1,400 sf, with a total slab/first floor foundation area of the one-story building. A generator will be located on approximately 600 sf of the slab. In addition, a canopy will cover the entrance area of approximately 600 sf to the vault room to protect the loading/unloading activity against weather. Within Building 800 will be an area for trash, mechanical equipment, and telecommunications equipment. Building 800 will be completed concurrent with the Temporary Building 200. These utility and mechanical systems will serve both the Temporary Building 200 and new Building 200.

South San Francisco

San Mateo

San Francisco Bay Area

California Department of Parks and Recreation, California Department of Water Resources (DWR), California Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC), California Natural Resources Agency

Transportation:Other (Bus Storage/Maintenance)

Redevelopment

Noise