Attachment_G_-_In_Scope_Building_List.pdf

The document is a Building List for Collin County, Texas, detailing 20 existing and planned facilities across McKinney and Plano. The list includes comprehensive information about each building, such as its address, year of construction, and square footage. The buildings range from administrative and judicial facilities to specialized centers like the Animal Shelter, Justice Center, Juvenile Detention, and Medical Examiners' offices. The majority of the buildings are located in McKinney, with two facilities in Plano. The total current square footage is 1,667,046, with three new buildings planned for 2026 that will add approximately 124,000 square feet to the county's infrastructure.

The document provides a snapshot of Collin County's current and future real estate portfolio, with buildings constructed between 1911 and 2022. The oldest structure is the Collin County History Museum (built in 1911), while the newest is the JP Lavon Precinct 2 building (constructed in 2022). The planned new buildings include a Healthcare facility (94,000 sq ft), Medical Examiners building (20,000 sq ft), and an Animal Shelter (10,000 sq ft), indicating ongoing expansion and modernization of the county's public infrastructure. The buildings serve various governmental functions, including administration, justice, healthcare, and public services, reflecting the diverse needs of Collin County's municipal operations.