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ARTICLE 1S OTHER CONDITIONS OR SERVICES Product: The result of this effort is a flowchart which graphically depicts the flow of offenders through the Indian River County criminal justice system. This will enable the Frizzell team to determine where, if at all, there are delays in the processing of offenders which, in turn impact the prisoner population at the jail. PHASE SIX: PREPARATION OF INMATE POPULATION PROJECTIONS This is one of, if .not the most important, steps involved in the development of the prearchitectural program, as it provides information relative to not only the number, but also type of future jail beds needed by the County, This step can only be completed after Phases One through Five are completed. The following activities are conducted to complete this task: - Determine most appropriate population projection strategy - Compute future inmate populations on five year increments through the year 2002 - Determine types of inmates that jail will confine, including security and custody needs, program and service needs, etc. - Develop various alternatives to confinement scenarios -to adjust projected populations r",'. -'Determine final number of cells, rooms and dormitory spaces needed by inmate classification type Product: The end result of this task is the most important component of the planning study relative to corrections. It will provide Indian River County officials with an estimated projection of the number and type of prisoners that will require detention over the next two decades. Specifically, it will provide projections in five-year increments through the year 2002 of the number of male and female prisoners and their confinement status, sentenced versus pretrial. It will also include projections pertaining to the number of prisoners by custody level: maximum, medium, minimum and community. PHASE SEVEN: PREPARATION OF CORRECTIONS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT The costs of the actual planning, design and construction of a new jail are negligible when compared to the•long-term operating costs for the.jail. With respect to this issue, a comprehensive staffing analysis consistent with the requirements of 33-8 is conducted once the size and design configuration of the jail have been determined. The following factors should be considered in this analysis: AIA DOCUMENT 6141 • OWNit-ARCHITECT AGREEMENT • THIRTEENTH EDITION • JULY 1977 • AIAO • ®1977 THE AMERJCAN 114STITUTE Of ARCHITECTS.. 17JS NEW YORK AYENUt. N W . WASHINGTON. D.C. 20006 8141-1977 11 E `�- �� OCT 6 1982 ARTICLE 1S OTHER CONDITIONS OR SERVICES Product: The result of this effort is a flowchart which graphically depicts the flow of offenders through the Indian River County criminal justice system. This will enable the Frizzell team to determine where, if at all, there are delays in the processing of offenders which, in turn impact the prisoner population at the jail. PHASE SIX: PREPARATION OF INMATE POPULATION PROJECTIONS This is one of, if .not the most important, steps involved in the development of the prearchitectural program, as it provides information relative to not only the number, but also type of future jail beds needed by the County, This step can only be completed after Phases One through Five are completed. The following activities are conducted to complete this task: - Determine most appropriate population projection strategy - Compute future inmate populations on five year increments through the year 2002 - Determine types of inmates that jail will confine, including security and custody needs, program and service needs, etc. - Develop various alternatives to confinement scenarios -to adjust projected populations r",'. -'Determine final number of cells, rooms and dormitory spaces needed by inmate classification type Product: The end result of this task is the most important component of the planning study relative to corrections. It will provide Indian River County officials with an estimated projection of the number and type of prisoners that will require detention over the next two decades. Specifically, it will provide projections in five-year increments through the year 2002 of the number of male and female prisoners and their confinement status, sentenced versus pretrial. It will also include projections pertaining to the number of prisoners by custody level: maximum, medium, minimum and community. PHASE SEVEN: PREPARATION OF CORRECTIONS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT The costs of the actual planning, design and construction of a new jail are negligible when compared to the•long-term operating costs for the.jail. With respect to this issue, a comprehensive staffing analysis consistent with the requirements of 33-8 is conducted once the size and design configuration of the jail have been determined. The following factors should be considered in this analysis: AIA DOCUMENT 6141 • OWNit-ARCHITECT AGREEMENT • THIRTEENTH EDITION • JULY 1977 • AIAO • ®1977 THE AMERJCAN 114STITUTE Of ARCHITECTS.. 17JS NEW YORK AYENUt. N W . WASHINGTON. D.C. 20006 8141-1977 11 E