Booth_LPOE_DG_Excerpt.pdf

OUTBOUND INSPECTION

Land Port of Entry Design Standard

September 2014

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Canopies and Sun Shades Canopies perform the essential function of sheltering inspection activities and booths. The canopies provide shade, as well as protection from precipitation and wind. The amount of overhang required to provide protection from the elements will depend on the location and orientation of the canopy and sun shade.

Locations with extreme precipitation or sun shall incorporate vertical enclosures or screening in addition to the horizontal canopy. All power and data to the primary inspection area shall be mounted and protected within the canopy for ease of tie-ins. The canopy shall also accommodate wireless access points for the use of mobile inspection technologies by the Officers in the outbound inspection areas.

9.5.4 Booth Islands and Paving

All booths must be placed on raised islands to protect them from water runoff. However, at the booth side (sliding) door there shall not be a difference in grade between roadway and booth floor. This may be achieved by elevating the lane rather than depressing the island and booth.

Islands must extend in front of the booth a sufficient distance to channel traffic around the booth and guard against possible contact with vehicles making tight corners.

In areas exposed to snow and ice, pavement heating shall be provided around the booth to prevent the buildup of snow and ice.

9.5.5 Booths

Booths make up a key component of the Outbound LPOE inspection: CBP Officers use them to perform examinations and they are the main point of interaction with CBP for most travelers through the facility.

Booths provide protection for CBP Officers and a location for the monitors and other equipment needed to perform primary inspections. All booths shall be bullet resistant, with glazing, walls, and door panels meeting or exceeding UL–752-95 Level 3 for bullet resistance and ASTM F1233 Class 3 Level lll for forced entry resistance.

In areas exposed to road salt and other corrosive materials, the exterior finish of the booth and surrounding materials shall be corrosive resistant.

CBP has included Non-Commercial and Commercial Primary Inspection Booths as one of its standard components, allowing for easier, more consistent construction.

Booths shall be installed under the Primary Inspection canopy and configured to allow CBP Officers to perform Primary Inspections for each inspection lane. In vehicular inspection locations Primary Podiums will be protected by M-rated barriers, jersey barriers or similar to provide Officers protection from errant vehicles. Podiums will be secured to the pavement and will have connectivity to power and data as well as duress communications. An overhead fan shall be provided above the podium area to aid cooling and ventilation. The work area shall be suitable for using a laptop computer. A video camera and sound recording system will be provided at each podium area to record the interaction between the Officer and vehicle operator. At least one eye wash and hand washing sink shall be provided for officer use close to the Outbound Support Building. Statutory signage will also be provided in the area of the podium. The Primary Inspection Podium shall meet the design and product requirements described in Appendix D.

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Individuals from those vehicles diverted into the Secondary Area may be referred to the pedestrian Secondary Inspection Area inside the Outbound Support Building. The Secondary Area is a law enforcement zone with public access. The design must allow staff to retain control of the area without unnerving travelers.

9.5.8 Hard Secondary

The design shall designate a “hard secondary area” within the Secondary Inspection Area (under the Secondary Canopy) or a separate secondary building. It is expected that only Tier 1 and very few Tier 2 Outbound LPOEs will provide independent and dedicated Outbound Hard Secondary Inspection Areas and only Tier 1 may provide a garage. When the Hard Secondary and/or secondary building are absent, violators will be directed to share Inbound Hard Secondary.

The Hard Secondary Area shall provide vehicle bays screened from public view where CBP Officers can perform intensive inspection. The Hard Secondary bay(s) shall be designed with medium level force-resistant wall construction separating it from other Secondary Areas. A secure gate must be provided at the entrance to further screen views of activities within the Hard Secondary Area. An emergency eyewash station and deluge shower shall be provided in the bay.

9.5.9 Agriculture Inspection Office

In most cases, Agriculture Inspection if needed in outbound inspection will be performed in the Inbound Inspection Areas.

9.5.10 Secondary Booths

In Tier 1 small booths may be located in the Secondary Area for use by all agencies operating in the Secondary Area. These booths provide the agencies with space to complete paperwork and access computer terminals in Secondary Areas without secondary buildings.

9.5.11 Special Requirements and Considerations

Inspection Booths To assure CBP Officer safety, the booth exterior facade, including the skin, glazing, doors, louvers and other components, shall be shall be constructed to meet or exceed UL 752-95 Level 3 for bullet resistance and ASTM F1233 Class 3 Level III forced entry resistance.

Inspection duties require booth doors to be opened frequently. In both hot and cold climatic conditions, special attention must be given to mitigate extremes in temperature within the booth. Heated floor mats for northern locations have proven to increase CBP Officer comfort in winter months.

Maintaining reasonable air quality is also important to the well-being of CBP Officers. Fresh air intake and positive pressure inside the booth helps prevent a build-up of vehicle fumes.

Outbound Canopies Canopies provide shelter from the elements for the CBP Officers. The Design Standard prescribes minimum dimensions; however individual locations may require additional coverage. Sunscreens and windscreens may be required at the open ends to mitigate low sun and high prevailing winds. Wind-driven rain, snow or ice build-up may also necessitate canopy extensions or modifications to protect CBP Officers.

The hi-low inspection booth is used to conduct primary inspections of vehicles in the Primary Inspection Area of the Port. The split level inspection booth is a pre-fabricated metal enclosure on a concrete platform with a wide-angle view and bullet resistant enclosure, typically located under the primary inspection canopy. Booth exterior walls and glazing shall be constructed to meet or exceed UL-752-95 Level 3 for bullet resistance and ASTM F1233 Class 3 Level lll for forced entry resistance. This booth type is able to service noncommercial vehicles in the at-grade portion of the booth and commercial traffic in the upper level of the booth. Northern Border: May be attached to Main Building . Standard details for the booth can be found in Appendix C. One per input (This also implies that one LPR and one truck/bus RPM will be added per lane).

2.2 PRIMARY INSPECTION - BOOTHS & CANOPIES

Sprinkler Head Type:

N/A

Door Type: SL-01 Sliding (integral with Inspection Booth)

Door Frame: HM-5 HM as included with pre-fabricated building

Exterior Windows:

Exterior Window / Door Glazing:

GL-03 Bullet Resistant Glazing, UL–752-95 Level 3 & ASTM F1233 Class 3 Level lll

Special Requirements:

C-1 Lockset and BMAS for rear door. See Appendix for prefabricated booth requirements.

Fire Special Requirements:

Portable fire extinguisher installed in accordance with the requirements in the ICC-IFC.

Fixtures and Fittings 1:

NA

Fixtures and Fittings 2:

Fixtures and FIttings 3:

Fixtures and Fittings 4:

Fixtures and Fittings 5:

Fixtures and Fittings 6:

Fixtures and Fittings 7:

Plumbing Special

Acoustic Separation:

N/A

Floor Finish: FF-14 Rubber Mat

Base: N/A

Wall Construction:

Wall-13 Insulated metal panels with steel roll frames, Level 3 bullet resistant

Wall Finish: WF-11 Prefinished Metal Panels

Ceiling Remark:

Ceiling Const. / Finish:

CF-11 Prefinished Metal Panels

Ceiling Height: 9'-0" Min

Alternate Construction:

Ceiling 5/8" gyp board

Const Special Requirements:

Slope floor of booth 1/8”/1’-0" to door. See Appendix for specific security requirements.

Supply Register: S-2: Square Ceiling Diffuser Return Register: RR-2: Return Grille Temp Summer 85° (max) Temp Winter 55° (min) Temp Control: Room: Dedicated Room Temperature control Humidity Range: N/A Special Security:

Mech Special Requirements:

Locate air intake above canopy. Ruggedized thermostat: temp only control. NB: Provide radiant floor heating, over door unit & heated floor mat.

Fixed Equipment 1:

Fixed Equipment 2:

Receptacles: R-6: Receptacle, Standard GFCI

Electrical Special

(4) duplex GFCI receptacles per position (hi and low) Provide local UPS plugin module for computer.

Lighting Fixture: L-1: Lighting Fixture, Direct/Indirect, Recessed 2x2 or 2x4, 80+ CRI Lamp

Fixture Types Optional/Special:

L-15: Lighting Fixture, Surface Mounted Task Light

Lighting Control: LC-5: Combination Wall Switch with Occupancy Sensor & Dimmer

Lighting Special Provide 50 FC at working surface. Task light shall have three settings: white/red/off.

DIV 08 - DOORS AND WINDOWS Chapter 14

ROOM OCCUPANCY

1 or 2 Officers

ROOM SIZE:

131 SF

DIV 22 - PLUMBING Chapter 17

DIV 23 - MECHANICAL Chapter 18DIV 09 - CONSTRUCTION AND FINISHES Chapter 14

DIV 10 - FIXED EQUIPMENT Chapter 14

DIV 27 - LIGHTING

DIV 26 - ELECTRICAL

Door Lockset Group:

F Deadbolt / Deadlatch

Door Hardware Cylinder:

A-1: Cylinder, keyed individually under a CBP Master

Door Hardware Group:

W Full weatherstriping

Interior Window: N/A

Other Electrical Receptacles:

Cruise

Express

Cargo

Airport

LPOE

Fixed Equipment 3:

40" high X 30" deep stainless steel counter with 2 grommet holes at high and low position

Mail

Office

Room Code:

PRI-010

Chapter 19

Chapter 19

DIV 21 - FIRE SUPPRESSION Chapter 16

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ROOM SIGN 10/2/2014

12:14 PM

High-Low Inspection Booth

ROOM FUNCTION

COMMON DESIGN STANDARD ROOM DATA SHEETS

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Security Special Requirements:

Number and location of cameras to be determined by CBP. Cameras and microphones shall capture full interaction of Officer and Driver.

CBP Equipment

Computer(s), RFID card reader, Telephone

CBP Equipment

OBIM equipment, document reader, black light, and fingerprint/biometric systems

CBP Equipment

POV and Cargo technology equipment

Phone Outlets: Phone 02: Double RJ-11 phone port

Data Outlets: Data 03: Quad data port

Communications Special

Intercom system required. Double phone port and quad data port per position (hi and low)

CCTV Camera: Fixed CCTV wide-angle lens camera and microphone, monitored/recorded at the CCC.

IDS: IDS included if Booth is part of building perimeter

Access Control: N/A

Duress System Duress button on Booth interior and exterior

Mech: No through-the-wall units. Roof-mounted package direct expansion (DX) or split system heat pump incorporated with booth (allow efficient switch-out if equipment fails). Provide Air blowers (cont 200 CFM) outside the booth to provide untreated positive air pressure to mitigate pathogen transmission.

Electrical: Locate Controls for lane equipment, canopy lighting and traffic control devices within Booth. Provide two 240/120V, single phase, 100A, and 24 pole panelboards with main circuit breaker. One panel board shall be located inside and one outside the Booth in a NEMA-3R box.

Protection: Provide bollards at each exposed corner of booth. Provide a 3’ high concrete vehicle barrier at the front of the booth. Provide 1 bollard to the side of the sliding door. Electrical: Controls for lane equipment.

Provide one (min) spare 2" conduit to booth for each type of conduit required.

Provide Mechoshade or similar for shading.

DIV 10 - CBP PROVIDED EQUIPMENT Chapter 14

OTHER REQUIREMENTS DIV 28 - SECURITY Chapter 21

DIV 27 - COMMUNICATIONS Chapter 20

SCHEMATIC PLAN High-Low Inspection Booth PRI-010

COMMON DESIGN STANDARD ROOM DATA SHEETS

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16.5 COMMISSIONING LIFE SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION

17.5 MATERIALS

18 Mechanical Requirements