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Joe Albi Stadium Athletic Program SpaceS P O K A N E P U B L I C S C H O O L S

FACILITY PROGRAM | NOVEMBER 2019

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Table of ContentsPage

Executive Summary 5

Summary of Area Requirements for Joe Albi Stadium Replacement Facilities 7

Analysis by Space

Section 1: Athletic Facilities

1.1 Athletic Dressing – Home 91.2 Athletic Dressing – Visitor 121.3 Coach Dressing & Shower Area 151.4 Dressing Room – Wet Area 181.5 Official’s Dressing Room 211.6 Training 221.7 Family (Assisted Use) Restrooms 251.8 Men’s Restrooms 271.9 Women’s Restrooms 291.10 Concessions 311.11 Student, Booster, Satellite Concessions 341.12 Ticketing 371.13 Security 401.14 Press Box 421.15 Storage 441.16 Stadium Seating 461.17 Performance & Athletic Fields 48

JOE ALBI STADIUM REPLACEMENT FACILITY PROGRAM EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Executive Summary

Spokane Public Schools

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Background: The original stadium “Spokane Memorial Stadium” held its inaugural game on 15 September 1950 with a seating capacity of 25,000. The stadium was renamed “Joe Albi Stadium” in Spring of 1962 after the local sports booster who spearheaded the effort to construct a stadium for the residents of Spokane, WA. The current use of the stadium is primarily for high school football competitions. Following the installation of a new artificial turf field there has been ongoing effort to reimagine and revitalize the facility. Spokane Public Schools received Voter approval of a Capital Facility Improvements Bond with direction to construct a new stadium on the existing Albi Stadium property in 2018. Project Description: Joe Albi Stadium is a Spokane Public Schools owned facility that is looking to provide a more intimate spectator experience for high school sports. With the new seating capacity to be right-sized for the school districts use. While providing land for the construction of a new Middle School south of the stadium complex. Throughout the preparation of this Facility Program, flexibility of the stadium and site areas for use by the greater Spokane community was a goal. Guidelines: The guidelines formulated herein define the main space components, relationships of those spaces, and key qualities of such spaces. As such, this Facility Program forms the foundation and framework for planning spaces and fields for the new Spokane Public Schools stadium and will guide the subsequent design refinement decisions throughout the design process.

Joe Albi Stadium Replacement AREA SUMMARY

Facilities Programming

SUMMARY OF AREA REQUIREMENTS

Component Area Area

Space Required Required

# Each Total

1.0 STADIUM FACILITIES

Dressing / Wet Area Subtotal 11,770

1.1 Athletic Dressing 2 1,350 2,700

1.2 Athletic Dressing 2 1,550 3,100

1.3 Coach Dressing & shower Area 4 580 2,320

1.4 Dressing-Wet Area - Home 2 400 800

1.4 Dressing-Wet Area - Visitors 2 700 1,400

1.5 Official's Dressing 2 275 550

1.6 Training 2 450 900

Restrooms Subtotal 8,450

1.7 Family Restrooms 6 75 450

1.8 Men's Restrooms 2 1,500 3,000

1.9 Women's Restrooms 2 2,500 5,000

Operations Subtotal 8,015

1. 10 Concessions 1 1,500 1,500

1.11 Student Satellite Concessions 2 200 400

1.12 Ticketing 3 275 825

1.13 Security 1 600 600

1.14 Press Box (Accessible) 1 1,650 1,650

1.15 Storage 2 1,520 3040

1.16 Stadium Seating

5,000-6,000

SUBTOTAL USABLE AREA 28,235

Lobby, Mechanical, Electrical,

Janitorial at Dressing/Wet

Area Facility 90 3,000

90

SUBTOTAL BUILDING COMMON AREA 5,200

TOTAL PROGAM AREA 33,435 +/-

Joe Albi Stadium Replacement Program Specification AREA DESCRIPTION

Athletic Dressing 1.1Spokane Public Schools

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1.0 ATHLETIC FACILITIES

1.1 ATHLETIC DRESSING

Space Identification: 1.1Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2Gross Area: 1,350 SF (Dressing Rooms: Home) Total Area: 2,700 SF Max Number of Users: 75 (60 players) Staff Required: 15 Managers

A. Introduction

Dressing rooms for use by all athletic participants. Coaches dressing should be immediately adjacent to dressing room. Visual supervision of dressing areas, (Determine in Design).

B. General Goals and Objectives

Dressing and Wet Area to be convertible to use by Boys and Girls teams.

C. Community Accessibility

One or more rooms may be rented for tournaments using the Performance Field and Athletic Fields.

D. General Activities

N/A

E. Environmental Variables

1. Acoustical: Acoustically isolated from surrounding spaces.2. Visual:Visibility from Coaches/Dressing; visual screening from dressing to training

to accommodate opposite sex trainers (Discuss in design). 3. Access and Security:Direct access to exterior, door locks.4. Window Coverings: None. Use of obscure glass/glazing, to exterior.

F. Mechanical Requirements

1. Thermal/HVAC: Good ventilation, heat.2. Plumbing: Drinking fountain and bottle filling stations; recessed floor drains

G. Technology Requirements

1. Communications/Data: Cell phone reception available, Data/WiFi. 2. Audio/Visual:Game day announcement with controls, monitors/projectors. 3. Lighting: General.4. Electrical Service: Convenience outlets for maintenance and at vanity counters for

hairy dryers (GFCI). Power outlets throughout. 5. Clock: Game time display.



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H. Display Requirements

1. 4’ Tackboard, 8’ whiteboard for coaches use.2. Monitor / Projector.

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Durable, slip-resistant floor finish.2. Walls: High performance coating system applied to durable and scrubbable

surface. 3. Ceiling:Gypsum board, 10’ to 12’ height.

J. Entry Corridor

1. Vestibules for sight lines and draft control.

K. Casework

1. Provide 60 cubbies with (2) clothes hooks and shelf for each student athlete (Discuss in design).

L. Furnishings/Equipment

1. Benches – Two (2.5) LF for each student athlete, durable material and finish.

M. Other Essential Information

1. Provide space for team “chalk talk” (before game, halftime and after game).

N. Future Needs

N/A

O. Preferred Space Relationships

1. Coaches Dressing & Shower2. Dressing Rooms – wet area3. Training Room4. Performance Field (stadium)5. Bus parking



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VANITY COUNTER W/

INTEGRATED SINKS

& MIRRORS ABOVE

RECESSED PAPER

TOWEL & TRASH

RECEPTACLESFULL HT MIRROR

WATER BOTTLE FILLERMARKERBOARD / MONITOR

MARKERBOARD / MONITOR

TACKBOARD

BENCH W/ SHELF AND HOOKS ABOVE(40-50, FIXED)



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1.2 ATHLETIC DRESSING

Space Identification: 1.2Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2Gross Area: 1,500 SF (Dressing Rooms: Visitors) Total Area: 3,100 SF Max Number of Users: 75 (60 Players) Staff Required: 15 Managers

A. Introduction

Dressing rooms for use by all athletic participants. Coaches dressing should be immediately adjacent to dressing room. Visual supervision of dressing areas, (Determine in design).


Dressing and Wet Area to be convertible to use by Boys and Girls teams.


One or more rooms may be rented for tournaments using the Performance Field and Athletic Fields.


N/A


1. Acoustical: Acoustically isolated from surrounding spaces.2. Visual:Visibility from Coaches/Dressing; visual screening from dressing to training

to accommodate opposite sex trainers (Discuss in design). 3. Access and Security:Direct access to exterior, door locks.4. Window Coverings: None. Use of obscure glass/glazing, to exterior.


1. Thermal/HVAC: Good ventilation, heat.2. Plumbing: Drinking fountain and bottle filling stations; recessed floor drains3. Plumbing: Shower to have connected dry off area.


1. Communications/Data: Cell phone reception available, data/WiFi.2. Audio/Visual:Game day announcement with controls, monitors/projectors. 3. Lighting: General.4. Electrical Service: Convenience outlets for maintenance and at vanity counters for

hairy dryers (GFCI). Power outlets throughout. 5. Clock: Game time display.



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1. 4’ Tackboard, 8’ whiteboard for coaches use.2. Monitor / Projector.

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Durable, slip-resistant floor finish.2. Walls: High performance coating system applied to durable and scrubbable

surface. 3. Ceiling:Gypsum board, 10’ to 12’ height.

J. Entry Corridor

1. Vestibules for sight lines and draft control.

K. Casework

1. Provide cubbies with (2) clothes hooks and shelf for each student athlete (Discuss in design).


1. Benches – Two (25) LF for each student athlete, durable material and finish.


1. Provide space for team “chalk talk” (before game, halftime and after game).

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Coaches Dressing & Shower2. Dressing Rooms – wet area3. Training Room4. Performance (stadium)5. Bus parking



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FULL HEIGHT MIRROR

RECESSED PAPER

TOWEL & TRASH

RECEPTACLES

VANITY COUNTER W/

INTEGRATED SINKS

& MIRRORS ABOVE

WATER BOTTLE FILLERMARKERBOARD / MONITOR

MARKERBOARD / MONITOR

TACKBOARD

BENCH W/ SHELF AND HOOKS ABOVE

OVERHEAD COILING DOOR

(40-50, FIXED)

Joe Albi Stadium Replacement Facility Program Specification AREA DESCRIPTION

Coach Dressing & Shower Area 1.3Spokane Public Schools

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1.3 COACH DRESSING & SHOWER AREA

Space Identification: 1.3Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 4Gross Area: Dressing area 400 SF

Shower area with Dressing Area 90 SF(1) Toilet Room 90 SF

Total Area: 2,320 SFMax Number of Users: 8-12 coaches per dressing area

Coaches will share shower and toilet areaStaff Required: 8-12 coaches

A. Introduction

To provide a space for coaches that allow supervision of the athlete dressing room and to provide a shared toilet/shower/dressing area for team coaches.


1. Separate dressing, toilet and shower for team coaches. Supervision of student athletes in Dressing and Wet Area.


One or more rooms may be used for tournaments using the Performance and Athletic Fields.


N/A


1. Acoustical: Separation from other team dressing and Coach Dressing rooms.2. Visual: Supervision of entire area from dressing space. (TBD) 3. Access and Security: Lockable changing and privacy lock for shower room.4. Window Coverings: Louver blinds to interior, obscure glass to the exterior.


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate ventilation, heat.2. Plumbing: (1) each; water closet, lavatory and shower stall with drying area,

accessible


1. Communications/Data: Cell phone reception available.2. Audio/Visual: Game day announcement with control, data/WiFi. 3. Lighting: General and vanity.4. Electrical Service:Outlets at toilet/shower/dressing area (GFCI).5. Computer: Electrical for (4) laptop computers in each Dressing area.



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1. 4’ Markerboard

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Resilient flooring, ceramic tile in toilet/shower room only.2. Walls: Paint; ceramic tile at wet areas with paint above, durable and scrubbable

surface at other areas.3. Ceiling: Lay-in acoustical panels or gypsum board.

J. Entry Corridor

1. Off athletic dressing

K. Casework

1. 12 locker/cubbies (review in design)


1. (12) Task Chairs2. Flip-up shower seat and grab bars3. Toilet and shower accessories


1. None.

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Dressing Rooms – visual supervision of entire area is desired.2. Training Room (not visual).3. Single Coach Dressing/Toilet/Shower Room to accommodate male coach of girls’

team or female coach of boys’ team.4. Performance Field.5. Press box.



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BENCH

MARKERBOARD

LOCKERS

SHOWER

MAR

KER

BOAR

D

GAME CLOCK

BENCH


Dressing Room – Wet Area 1.4Spokane Public Schools

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1.4 DRESSING ROOM – WET AREA

Space Identification: 1.4Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 4Gross Area: Toilet Area 400 SF

Showers 300 SF (Visitor lockers only) Total Area: 2,200 SFMax Number of Users: 60Staff Required: N/A

A. Introduction

Shared toilet and shower areas for the Dressing Room


Anticipated Use: SPS and GSL not anticipated to shower because of the short distance back to their school/homes. This behavior could change in the future. Visiting teams with a longer bus ride after the game are expected to use the full available capacity. Other sports with smaller teams than football will use proportionately fewer showers and other fixtures.


One or more rooms may be rented for tournaments using the Performance Field / Stadium.


N/A


1. Acoustical: Not separated from Dressing2. Visual: Visibility from Coaches Dressing with careful attention to sightlines3. Access and Security: No locked doors4. Window Coverings: N/A5. Aesthetics: Bright and clean


1. Thermal/HVAC: Exhaust fan, heat.2. Plumbing: (6) Water closets and (5) lavatories for each toilet area. No urinals for

convertibility to girl’s use. Floor drains. Shower drains at wall perimeter arranged to prevent cross-drainage; shower controls outboard of walls for easy replacement. Hose bibb for cleaning. Drain-down of systems for winterization.


1. Communications/Data: N/A2. Audio/Visual: N/A3. Lighting: Adequate for dressing4. Electrical Service: Adequate quantity and location for outlets at vanity counter,

adequate to accommodate electric hair dryer


Dressing Room – Wet Area 1.4Spokane Public Schools

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1. 4’ Markerboard

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Ceramic tile at showers, dry off area, durable slip resistant floor at other areas.

2. Walls: Ceramic tile at showers, dry off area, high performance coating system applied to durable and scrubbable surface at other areas.

3. Ceiling: Durable surface with high performance coating system applied to durable and scrubbable surface.

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

1. Vanity counter


1. Toilet accessories2. Towel hooks3. Phenolic resin toilet and shower partitions (graffiti resistant) 4. Mirrors5. Accessible shower seat and grab bars6. Waste receptacles – built-in

M. Other Essential InformationN/A

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Locker rooms2. Coaches/Dressing and Shower 3. Exterior access to Performance Field


Official’s Dressing Room 1.5Spokane Public Schools

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1.5 OFFICIAL’S DRESSING ROOM (See Coaches Dressing Room Diagram)

Space Identification: 1.5Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2 (2 rooms allows for crews consisting of men and women)Gross Area: 275 SFTotal Area: 550 SFMax Number of Users: Up to 10 Officials per room (6 Officials, 4 Chain crew)Staff Required:

A. Introduction

To provide a space for athletic officials to change, store their belongings and shower while on site.


Separate dressing, toilet and shower for game officials. Secure storage for personal items during games and meeting space before and at half-time of games.


One or more rooms may be rented for tournaments using the Performance Field.


1. Meeting room for officiating team.


1. Acoustical: Separation from other team and Coaches Dressing room2. Visual: Sight-line control3. Access and Security: Entry lock, privacy lock on toilet/shower4. Window Coverings: Obscure glass5. Clock: Game clock display


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate ventilation, heat2. Plumbing: Water closet, lavatory and accessible shower with drying area


1. Communications/Data: Cell phone reception available, WiFi. 2. Audio/Visual: Infrastructure for monitor3. Lighting: Overhead and vanity4. Electrical Service: Outlets at toilet/shower/dressing area (GFCI)5. Computer: Electrical for (4) laptop computers


Official’s Dressing Room 1.5Spokane Public Schools

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1. 8' Markerboard

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Resilient flooring, ceramic tile in toilet/shower area2. Walls: Ceramic tile at toilet/shower, durable surface at other areas3. Ceiling: Lay-in acoustical panels or gypsum board

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

1. 10 locker/cubbies (review in design).


1. (10) Chairs2. Small table


1. Male and Female Crews

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Exterior access to Performance Field2. Official’s parking3. Press box

Joe Albi Stadium Replacement Facility Specification AREA DESCRIPTION

Training 1.6Spokane Public Schools

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1.6 TRAINING

Space Identification: 1.6Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2 Gross Area: 450 SFTotal Area: 900 SFMax Number of Users: 10Staff Required: 5

A. Introduction

Space for trainers to tape student athletes prior to games and during games. Area to treat minor cuts and abrasions, apply ice to injured limbs


Adequate area for trainers to work on three sides of tables and for at least four other athletes to sit and wait for their turn to be taped or treated.


N/A


1. Area and plumbing fixtures for Trainers/Managers to clean and fill coolers and drink containers, etc.


1. Acoustical: N/A2. Visual: Control of sight lines to Dressing/Showers. Trainers can be both genders.3. Access and Security: Locks on doors and casework.4. Window Coverings: Obscure glass5. Aesthetics: Light and clean


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate ventilation, heat2. Plumbing: Laundry/Service sink, kitchen sink and faucet, floor drain, drain-down of

systems for winterization.


1. Communications/Data: WiFi 2. Audio/Visual: N/A3. Lighting: General4. Electrical Service: Convenience outlets5. Computer: Counter area for laptop



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1. 4’ long markerboard; 4’ long tackboard

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: High performance coating on durable material3. Ceiling: Lay-in acoustical panels.

J. Entry Corridor

1. Access to designated Dressing Rooms

K. Casework

1. Wall cabinets (lockable) for supply storage, drawers for tools2. Countertop with hand sink 3. Shelf unit for towels


1. (5) trainer’s tables2. (4) side tables/storage3. Ice maker/storage bin (Discuss in design) 4. Waste receptacles


1. None

N. Future Needs

N/A


Immediate:1. Dressing Rooms2. Performance Field3. Bus Parking



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ICE MACHINE

TRAINING TABLES

SHELVING

MARKERBOARD

TACKBOARD

SHELVING

FLOOR SINK

GAME CLOCK

EXERCISE BIKE

BOTTLEFILLER / DF

Joe Albi Stadium Replacement Faclility Specification AREA DESCRIPTION

Family (Assisted Use) Restrooms 1.7Spokane Public Schools

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1.7 FAMILY (ASSISTED USE, GENDER NEUTRAL) RESTROOMS

Space Identification: 1.7Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 6 (TBD)Gross Area: Toilet Rooms ea. 75 SFTotal Area: 450 SFMax Number of Users: Stadium CapacityStaff Required: 0

A. Introduction

To provide centrally located areas for families with young children or for individuals with disabilities who require assistance to use toilet facilities


N/A


N/A


N/A


1. Acoustical: Acoustically isolated from surrounding spaces2. Visual: Appropriate sightlines for privacy3. Access and Security: Locks and closers on all doors4. Window Coverings: Obscure glass5. Aesthetics: Functional, light and clean


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate heat ventilation/exhaust. 2. Plumbing: Floor drain, water closet and lavatory, provisions to drain piping for

winterization


1. Communications/Data: None2. Audio/Visual: None3. Lighting: Overhead and vanity4. Electrical Service: Outlets for custodial use

Joe Albi Stadium Replacement Faclility Specification AREA DESCRIPTION

Family (Assisted Use) Restrooms 1.7Spokane Public Schools

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1. None

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: High performance coating on CMU3. Ceiling: Painted gypsum board, 10’ to allow natural light.

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

None.


1. Toilet paper, seat cover, soap dispenser and built-in paper towel dispenser with waste receptacle.

2. Mirror3. Trash/sanitary napkin receptacle4. Diaper changing station5. Grab bars


1. Wall hung toilets with high capacity carrier.

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Centrally located with each pair of men’s and women’s restrooms2. Accessibility


Men’s Restrooms 1.8Spokane Public Schools

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1.8 MEN’S RESTROOMS

Space Identification: 1.8Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2Gross Area: Toilet Rooms ea. 1,500 SFTotal Area: 3,000 SFMax Number of Users: Stadium Capacity (per code)Staff Required: 0

A. Introduction

To provide centrally located areas for men and boys to use the facilities


1. Provide easily identifiable entry/exit facilities with view screening to allow open doors during event. Space sub-dividable.


N/A


N/A


1. Acoustical: Acoustically isolated from surrounding spaces2. Visual: Appropriate sightlines for privacy3. Access and Security: Locks on all doors4. Window Coverings: Obscure glass5. Aesthetics: Functional, light and clean


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate heat, ventilation/exhaust. 2. Plumbing: Floor drain, water closets, urinals and lavatory, provisions to drain

piping for winterization


1. Communications/Data: None2. Audio/Visual: None3. Lighting: Overhead and vanity4. Electrical Service: Outlets for custodial use


Men’s Restrooms 1.8Spokane Public Schools

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1. None

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: High performance coating on CMU3. Ceiling: Painted gypsum board, 10’ to allow natural light

J. Entry Corridor

1. Vestibule for sight line control.

K. Casework

None.


1. Toilet paper, seat cover, soap dispenser and built-in paper towel dispenser with waste receptacles.

2. Mirrors3. Grab bars


1. Wall hung toilets with high capacity carrier2. Floor mounted ceiling braced toilet partitions.

N. Future Needs

N/A


Immediate:1. Centrally located to grandstands access and concessions2. Accessibility


Women’s Restrooms 1.9Spokane Public Schools

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1.9 WOMEN’S RESTROOMS

Space Identification: 1.9Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2Gross Area: Toilet Rooms ea. 2,500 SFTotal Area: 5,000 SFMax Number of Users: Stadium Capacity (per code)Staff Required: 0

A. Introduction

To provide centrally located areas for women and girls to use the facilities.


1. Provide easily identifiable entry/exit facilities with view screening to allow open doors during event. Space sub-dividable.


N/A


N/A


1. Acoustical: Acoustically isolated from surrounding spaces2. Visual: Appropriate sightlines for privacy3. Access and Security: Locks on all doors4. Window Coverings: Obscure glass5. Aesthetics: Functional, light and clean


1. Thermal/HVAC:A dequate ventilation/exhaust, heat tape on water for late season2. Plumbing: Floor drains, water closets and lavatories, provisions to drain piping for

winterization


1. Communications/Data: None2. Audio/Visual: None3. Lighting: Overhead & vanity4. Electrical Service:Outlets for custodial use


Women’s Restrooms 1.9Spokane Public Schools

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1. None

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: High-performance coating on CMU3. Ceiling: Painted gypsum board

J. Entry Corridor

1. Vestibules for sight line control

K. Casework

1. None


1. Manually activated electric hand dryers2. Toilet paper, seat cover, soap dispensers and recessed paper towel dispensers

with trash receptacles. 3. Mirrors4. Sanitary napkin dispensers 5. Grab bars


1. Wall hung toilets with high capacity carriers2. Floor mounted celing braced toilet partitions.

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Centrally located to grandstands access and concessions2. Accessibility

Joe Albi Replacement Facility Program Specifcation AREA DESCRIPTION

Concessions 1.10Spokane Public Schools

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1.10 CONCESSIONS

Space Identification: 1.10Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 1Gross Area: Event Management Concessions 1,500 SFTotal Area: 1,500Max Number of Users: Students/Public/Parents/VolunteersStaff Required: 8-10

A. Introduction

To provide spaces for outside event management company to prepare and provide food and concessions.


Preparation and sale of heated food and drink items. Sale of hot & cold drinks (fountain soda) and pre-prepared or packaged food/candy/snack items before, during, after games and performances. Storage of dry refrigerated and frozen food seasonally. Fountain drink syrup storage rack.


In cooperation with student groups or Booster Clubs.


Stocking shelves and refrigerators/freezers, cleaning of floors, work surfaces and appliances. Removing or recycling packaging, etc.


1. Acoustical: N/A.2. Visual: Visibility to public.3. Access and Security: Locks on all doors and cabinets.4. Aesthetics: Represents Spokane Public School branding home team. 5. Window Coverings: Stainless steel or aluminum overhead coiling counter doors.


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate heat, ventilation/exhaust. 2. Plumbing: Hot water for sinks, H.B. for perimeter cleaning, provision for drain-

down of systems for winterization, three compartment sink, two compartment and hand-wash sink.


1. Communications/Data: Electronic payment.2. Audio/Visual: TV monitors for menu/prices. Monitors for game feed. 3. Lighting: Correct color temperature for food, area lighting for security, heat lamps.4. Electrical Service: Multiple outlets, microwave, refrigerator, freezer, P.O.S., etc.,

radiant heating at front counters.5. Computer: (P.O.S.) (4) Points of access to Spokane Public Schools network.



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1. TV monitors

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: FRP paneling3. Ceiling: Cleanable durable finish

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

1. Locks on doors and overhead counter doors2. All cabinets to be lockable


1. Cash box/drawer 13. Fryer2. Refrigerator 14. Flat top stove/ grill and oven3. Convection oven 15. Grease hood4. Microwave 16. Fountain soda machine5. Hot chocolate dispenser 17. Paper towel dispenser6. Coffee brewer 18. Soap dispenser 7. Holding cabinet 19. 3 compartment sink8. Freezers 20. 2 compartment sink9. Hot dog broiler 21. Hand sink 10. Popcorn popper11. Chip & cheese warmer12. Ice maker and bin


1. Extra heavy-duty doors and locks2. Security monitoring

N. Future Needs

N/A


Immediate1. Grandstands for games2. Secondary Athletic Playfields for tournaments3. Promenade/Plaza4. Small vehicle access for delivery and refuse5. Refuse and recycling enclosure



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1.11 STUDENT/BOOSTER/SATELLITE CONCESSIONS

Space Identification: 1.11Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2Gross Area: Student/Booster/Satellite Concessions 200 SFTotal Area: 400Max Number of Users: Students/Public/Parents/VolunteersStaff Required: 2-4

A. Introduction

To provide spaces for student boosters to prepare and provide pre-packeaged food, drink & spirit gear for spectators.


Sale of cold drinks and pre-prepared or packaged food/candy/snack items before, during, after games and performances. No storage of dry refrigerated and frozen food.


In cooperation with student groups or Booster Clubs.


Stocking shelves and refrigerators/freezers, cleaning of floors, work surfaces and appliances. Removing or recycling packaging, etc.


1. Acoustical: N/A.2. Visual: Visibility to public with display areas. 3. Access and Security: Locks on all doors and cabinets.4. Aesthetics: Represents Spokane Public School branding home team, changing. 5. Window Coverings: Stainless steel or aluminum overhead coiling counter doors.


1. Thermal/HVAC: Adequate heat, ventilation prevision for exhaust. 2. Plumbing: Hot water for sinks, H.B. for perimeter cleaning, provision for drain-

down of systems for winterization, three compartment sink, two compartment hand-wash sink.


1. Communications/Data: Electronic payment.2. Audio/Visual: TV monitors for menu/prices.3. Lighting: Correct color temperature for food, area lighting for security, heat lamps.4. Electrical Service: Multiple outlets, refrigerator, P.O.S., etc.5. Computer: (P.O.S.) (4) Points of access to Spokane Public Schools network.



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1. TV monitors2. Whiteboard for notes.

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: FRP paneling3. Ceiling: Cleanable durable finish

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

1. Locks on doors and overhead counter doors2. All cabinets to be lockable


1. Cash box/drawer2. Refrigerator3. Shelving/display


1. Extra heavy-duty doors and locks2. Security monitoring

N. Future Needs

N/A


Immediate1. Grandstands for games2. Secondary Athletic Playfields for tournaments3. Promenade/Plaza4. Small vehicle access for delivery and refuse5. Ticketing6. Refuse and recycling enclosure



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MONITORS FOR FOOD & BEVERAGE OPTIONS

FRIDGES

P.O.S.

SINK

SHELVING

(Event Storage, Not Long Term)

PERFORMING ARTS ATHLETIC FACILITY PROGRAMMING AREA DESCRIPTION

Ticketing 1.12Spokane Public Schools

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1.12 TICKETING

Space Identification: 1.12Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 3Gross Area: Ticket window counter area (2 @ 75 SF – One required to be

ADA compliant, per booth))Partial covered queuing in front of windows 125 SF

Total Area: 825 SFMax Number of Users: Ticket sales staff and customersStaff Required: 2 (6 total)

A. Introduction

To provide space for ticket sellers to conduct sales of tickets to the walk-up public for admission to the Stadium prior to games.


N/A


1. Potential for use by to non-district entities for performances, festivals, etc.


1. Public queuing at transaction windows for purchase of event tickets prior to entering the Stadium.


1. Acoustical: N/A2. Visual: Sightlines from pedestrian approaches.3. Access and Security: Locking door, metal overhead counter door to

protect/secure windows, full-size window with ticket tray in counter4. Window Coverings: Swing door/shutters over glass windows5. Aesthetics: Spokane Public School District branding


1. Thermal/HVAC: Heating for ticket sales staff2. Plumbing: None



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1. Communications/Data: P.O.S. (point-of-sale), Spokane Public Schools network access

2. Audio/Visual: Amplified intercom at window3. Lighting: Inside and outside at window, good area lighting for visibility4. Electrical Service: Outlets for laptops and P.O.S.5. Securities and Access Control System Cabling: Card key access6. Computer: Counter for keyboard and monitor


1. Ticket price signage, electronic

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: Gypsum board/paint3. Ceiling: Lay-in acoustical panels.

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

1. Durable ticket sales counter, accessible height exterior, desk height interior2. Cabinets with locks


1. Task chairs2. Cash drawers3. Safe (TBD)


1. Design forecourt with adequate queuing length under canopy.

N. Future Needs

N/A


Immediate:1. Site walkways from parking2. Stadium area entry gates



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ADA COUNTER HEIGHT

COVERED ROOF

P.O.S.

COUNTER FOR

EXTRA STORAGE

FIXED PANE/CASHTRANSACTION OPENINGAND PORT


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1.13 SECURITY

Space Identification: 1.13Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 1Gross Area: Office suite with 2 offices, 2 conference rooms.

1 Open Work Area & IT/Data Equipment RoomTotal Area: 600 SFMax Number of Users: Security Officer, School Administrators, Event Management

Staff.Staff Required: 16

A. Introduction

To provide space for security officers, school administrators & event management to meet and coordinate space for event. Space will have space(s) for holding unruly patrons.


Space should be easily identifiable for first responders and indviduals picking up detained spectators. (Primarily parents/guardians picking up students).


1. Space needs to be located on main concourse level to facilitate moving intoxicated individuals.


1. Primarily a meeting area with storage lockers for staff.2. Will have holding room(s) for intoxicated individuals.3. Data room for CRO equipment.


1. Acoustical: Acoutically isolated from surrounding spaces. 2. Visual: Sightlines from pedestrian approaches. Easily identifiable to patrons, first

responders.3. Access and Security: Direct access to exterior, doors locks. 4. Window Coverings: None on interior, louver blinds to exterior.


1. Thermal/HVAC: Good ventilation, heat. 2. Plumbing: None


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1. Communications/Data: Spokane Public Schools network access (CRO Equipment), cellphone reception, data, WiFi.

2. Audio/Visual: Camera of holding room(s). 3. Lighting: General 4. Electrical Service: Outlets for laptops and convenience outlets for maintenance

throughout. 5. Securities and Access Control System Cabling: Card key access6. Computer: In secure CRO office.


1. 4’ whiteboard for event management staff.

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Durable slip-resistant floor finish in holding. Carpet in meeting area/offices. 2. Walls: Gypsum board/paint3. Ceiling: Lay-in acoustical panels.

J. Entry Corridor

1. Vestibule for draft control.

K. Casework

1. Phenolic lockers2. Counter with cabinets


1. Task chairs & tables2. Desk & task chairs


N/A

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Stadium seating, main concourse2. Stadium parking

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1.14 PRESS BOX

Space Identification: 1.14Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 1Gross Area: TV broadcast booth – (4 people) Tiered seating

Radio broadcast booth (4 people) Tiered seatingMedia booth (2 people) Coaches booth (8 people) Tiered seating preferredPublic address booth (4 people max) Official Scoreboard/timer booth (2 people) Equipment area – electronics rackCirculation (separate corridor) Film booth @ 50 yard line on roof of press box

Total Area: 1,650 SFMax Number of Users: TV, radio, newspaper personnel

Team CoachesTeam video personnelScoreboard oerators, stats, timerSecurity personnelPublic address announcer

Staff Required: 50 ±

A. Introduction

Provide spaces for various media personnel to record or broadcast events with unobstructed views of the playing surface. Provide spaces for team coaches scouts, public address, school administrative personnel.


Serve media needs for recording or broadcasting events.


N/A


1. Circulation in/out of booths without disturbing other users.


1. Acoustical: Acoustic wall construction for booths, acoustical absorption in booths2. Visual: Unobstructed views, sun and glare control3. Access and Security: Accessible route required greater than 500 SF, privacy

locks at interior doors, exterior door lock.4. Window Coverings: None5. Aesthetics: Durable finishes, control reflections.


1. Thermal/HVAC: Window ventilation, radiant heat2. Plumbing: None

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1. Communications/Data: Wireless internet, cell phone reception available, hard phone line, data line.

2. Audio/Visual: TV monitors, video camera positions, cabling and raceway, equipment racks for P.A., scoreboard, broadcast, etc.

3. Lighting: Position fixtures to avoid glare on windows4. Electrical Service: Outlets above work surface, power for equipment racks5. Securities and Access Control System Cabling: Card key access6. Computer: Spokane Public Schools network availability


1. 4’ Long tackboard

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Carpeting 2. Walls: Gypsum board/paint, acoustic treatment, MDF to chair rail height. 3. Ceiling: Lay-in acoustical panel

J. Entry Corridor

1. Private stariways and elevator

K. Casework

1. Fixed desk level work surface for laptops and writing, accessible. 2. Cabinets with locks for storage


1. Task chairs2. Continuous glass towards the field with operable windows to facilitate filming


1. Retable hopitatlity/ presidents box.2. Proximity to broadcast trailer. 3. Proximity to food/drink separate from fans

N. Future Needs

1. Grandstand aisles/concourse


Immediate:1. Grandstand aisles/concourse2. Unobstructed field view3. Broadcast support vehicles4. Public restrooms

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1.15 STORAGE

Space Identification: 1.15Category: StadiumNumber of Units: 2 Gross Area: 1,520 SFTotal Area: 3,040 SFMax Number of Users: N/AStaff Required: 0

A. Introduction

Free-standing building with unobstructed interior space with large doors for storage of sports field equipment needed for all games and activities intended for the Stadium Performance Field and other Athletic Fields.


Adequate space large iems such as portable soccer and lacrosse goals, synthetic turf maintenance equipment, line painting supplies, Spokane Public Schools sign/branding items for customizing the field perimeter/end zones, corner flags, chain-gang equipment, yard line markers, and similar items. Non-sports equipment like risers, portable platforms and steps, grandstands maintenance-blowers, brooms, shovels, power washer, tractor etc.


N/A


Unoccupied


1. Access and Security: 12’ high x 12’ wide overhead doors (2), one extra-heavy duty hollow metal door; all doors with heavy-duty corrosion resistant locks. No windows. Hollow metal personnel door to all ways allow exit.


1. Thermal/HVAC: N/A2. Plumbing: N/A


1. Lighting: General lighting on occupancy sensor2. Electrical Service: Interior convenience outlets. Exterior W.P. outlets for general

maintenance use.

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N/A

I. Finishes

1. Floor: Sealed concrete2. Walls: Painted CMU interior; CMU exterior3. Ceiling: Exposed structure

J. Entry Corridor

N/A

K. Casework

1. Utility shelving for supplies and tools


N/A


N/A

N. Future Needs

N/A


1. Stadium Performance Field2. Stadium Seating3. Athletic Fields

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1.16 STADIUM SEATING

Space Identification: 1.16Category: StadiumNumber of Units: N/AGross Area: 6.48 SF/SeatTotal Area: TBDMax Number of Users: 5,000-6,000Staff Required: Varies (security)

A. Introduction

Exterior tiered stadium seating rows between aisle – steps for viewing sporting events and performances on each side of the Stadium Performance Field.


5,000-6,000 seats; type and division of types to be determined in design.


Tickets for access required


Fan participation in sporting events and performances. Sitting, standing, moving from seats up/down aisle-steps to concessions, public restrooms, etc. and back.


1. Visual: Unobstructed sight lines to all extents of the Performance Field when seated or standing.

2. Access and Security: Accessible route required with accessible seating to be dispersed throughout with companion seats and to the pressbox. Main gates and egress gates must be attended or have exit device.


1. Thermal/HVAC: N/A2. Plumbing: Water for cleaning of stands


1. Lighting: Performance field lighting to meet broadcast requirements, seating maintenance

2. Electrical Service: Power outlets for maintenance equipment3. Generator: for life-safety lighting and audio visual announcements.

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1. Score board/message board2. Surfaces/media devices for Spokane Public Schools.

I. Finishes

1. Stadium risers to be precast concrete or aluminum2. Seats to be aluminum; handrails/guardrails to be aluminum or galvanized steel

chairs to be cast iron standards with high impact resistant linear polyethelene seats, bottons and backs.

J. Entry Corridor

1. From concourse area to top crossaisle and vomitories on home side2. From concourse area to vomitories on the visitor side3. From tickets to main gate to promenade/concourse to seats.

K. Casework

N/A


1. Waste receptacles / recycling receptacles


1. Visual line of site to concourse and playground, field and grass seating.

N. Future Needs

1. Expansion


1. Promenade/Concourse2. Concessions3. Restrooms4. Play Areas5. Stadium gates and parking


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1.17 PERFORMANCE & ATHLETIC FIELDS

A. Introduction

The following field programing for the Spokane Public School Athletic Complex is a Summary of the programing meetings with the “Focus Group.” ALSC Architects has expanded upon the responses with typical field standards, and other recommendations.

B. Performance Field

Sports Striping – Football, Soccer, – requested by District. Lacrosse is currently not to be included in the field striping.

Artificial Turf – Suggested vendors – to be determined in design with the assistance of SPVV Landscape Architects

Turf Limits – Length in meetings was stated to accommodate a soccer field of 360’ (length) & 180’ (width) for Field sizes will be reviewed with Spokane Public Schools in design with SPVV Landscape Architects and ALSC Architects providing additional information to determine the final field sizes.

Sportfield Sizes: Football – 360’ x 160’ - requiredSoccer – 360’ x 180’ – (T.B.D.) Lacrosse – 360’ x 180’ – unified boys and girls (for reference)

Turf Colors: School District to weigh in on performance field colorsField – suggests GreenSidelines/Skirt - TBDEnd zone – TBD – colors/logos (to be discussed)Striping – football field (typically white)Striping – Soccer field (typically yellow)Striping – Lacrosse field (if incorporated, typically light blue)

Logos – TBD

Other Uses – Field sports, light foot traffic events; graduation, small concerts, fun runs, drill team, cheerleading, and marching band.

Fencing – black vinyl coated chain-link, 8’ -10’ height with possible fabric branding and view screening.

Emergency Field Access Points – NE or NW (vehicle located in view of fans). Fire Department access recommended from north end of Stadium.



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Scoreboards – A minimum of one scoreboard (possible reuse of existing scoreboard to be Investigated in design – need further direction on whether it’s a digital, wireless, or video screen board. Design team suggests wireless.

Sound – Sound System/ PA – plenty of hookup points via in-ground field boxes for electrical, data connections. Microphone connection points on field level – to be determined in design.

Power – Plenty of hookup points via in-ground field boxes for electrical, data connections – requested.

Lighting – Games will be televised and video so lighting and infrastructure supporting the equipment will be necessary. Desired lighting levels to be determined by Design Team and Owner coordination. Further coordination between Design Team and Owner on lighting equipment desired.

Field Goal Posts – 10’ high crossbar with 20’ high posts. ALSC Architects recommendation is a 10’ gooseneck to accommodate the soccer goal.

Soccer Goals – 8’ Soccer Goals – to be held down with weights

Irrigation – Large rotor heads for cooling and cleaning the field desired.

Equipment To Be Housed In Field Storage Structure – 2 gators and trailers, groomer (broom), tractor with snow removal blade and snow blower.

Bus Drop – Bus drop off/pickup to occur on site near performance field locker room building. Bus staging can be off site. As many as 8-10 buses should be accounted for.

C. Natural Grass Fields

Soccer Field Size – Two (2) fields 360’ x 225’ to be considered in the planning outside of the stadium (it is assumed this doesn’t include the runout; will need to get preferred runout or spacing between the fields.)

Goals – 8’ Soccer Goals – to be held down with weights.

Buried Pins with Caps – For exact corners, mid-field and goal locations.

Vehicular Access points for emergency and maintenance – TBD

Fencing – To be discussed during design.

Consideration of gateway decorative fencing at select location.

Irrigation System:

To be determined in design

Misc. Site Furnishings Supporting Soccer Fields – Drinking fountains, benches, and trash receptacles preferred.



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Associated Playground – Consideration of small (toddler aged) playground located inside the secure stadium, with sightlines to the competition field to be studied in design.

Additional Considerations –

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