Clark Rest Area.pdf
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- Casey County, Kentucky
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This is a building evaluation report prepared by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Facilities Support Services Design & Construction Branch for the Clark County Rest Area (Project RA25-64E1), dated December 15, 2020. The evaluation was conducted following a site visit with Chris Spencer and Ricky Lundsford to assess the facility's condition and identify necessary improvements. The report documents findings across multiple building systems and components, indicating that comprehensive facility upgrades are required rather than isolated repairs.
The evaluation identified critical deficiencies requiring remediation, including roof replacement due to material reaching end of life with active leaks causing interior damage, ceiling repairs for staining and damage, wall repairs for moisture damage and peeling paint, tile replacement for outdated and cracked materials, concrete floor crack repair, rest room partition replacement, electrical system upgrades for multiple non-functional outlets and broken conduits, and vending shelter repairs for fascia board, gutters, and roof vents. The extent of required work exceeds the threshold for obtaining single quotes, prompting the recommendation that the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet request financing and hire a consultant to develop a comprehensive cost estimate. Robert Price, Construction Superintendent and Project Manager for the Transportation Cabinet Office of Support Services Design & Construction Section, prepared the evaluation.
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KENTUCKY TRANSPORTATION CABINET
FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES
DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION BRANCH
Clark County Rest Area
RA25-64E1
12-15-2020 RE: Building Evaluation
Site visit Clark County Rest Area with Chris Spencer and Ricky Lundsford to review the facility for improvements. Findings area as follows:
Roof: Asphalt Roll Roofing.
Condition: Material has reached its life expectances and in need of replacement. Leaks causing ceiling and wall damage throughout.
Roof
Ceilings:
Condition: Stained/damaged in several areas. There is also several areas with Black substance appearing throughout. Need to test to identify.
Above Entrance
Rest Room
Walls:
Condition: Interior walls have areas with moisture damage causing Paint to peel or flake. Areas show wear, fading and obvious patched areas.
FIRST VIEW ENTERING
East Side Corridor
End Wall Adjacent Women’s Rest Room
Tile: Walls/Floor Condition: Tile out dated. Wall tile has signs of cracking, section need re-grouted. Mis-matched patch. Floor tile holding but out dated
Concreate Floors:
Condition: Several areas have cracks.
Settlement Crack Corner Adjacent Water Fountain
Crack Entering Rest Room
Partitions:
Conditions: Out dated. Finish wearing off. Repaired with mis-matching parts/panels. Repairs remain to latches and latch catches.
Mis-matched Door
Electric:
Condition: Poor. Several outlets not working. Conduits broken. Office area staff has plug adapter in receptacle top leg does not work. Site attendant states he keeps several breaker off do to tripping.
Vending Shelter:
Condition: Needs fascia board replaced and gutter re-hung. Roof Vent replaced.
The facility needs to be re-done. The amount of work will exceed the allotted amount to acquire single quotes. Recommend to bring the facility up to date request finance to hire consultant for estimated cost.
Robert Price Construction Superintendent Project Manager Transportation Cabinet Office of Support Services Design & Construction Section 502-782-2496 502-229-9007
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