Calamityville: Tactical Laboratory Wright State University Homeland Emergency LearningPreparedness C

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Calamityville Tactical Laboratory Wright State
University Homeland Emergency Learning/Preparedne
ss CenterBoonshoft School of MedicineDepartment
of Emergency Medicine Fairborn Site

• Briefing to the Project Team
• September 26, 2007

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Presentation Coordinators

• Municipal Officials
• Patricia Higgins, Director, Community Development
  
• Mike Riley, Chief, Fairborn Fire Department
• Deborah McDonnell, City Manager
• Property Owner CEMEX
• Bud McCormick, Plant Manager, Fairborn Cement
  Division
• Michael Henry, Environmental Manager

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Calamityville September 26, 2007

• Purpose
• Educate Committee on the opportunities in
  Fairborn Stimulate interest for further
  exploration
• Presentation Format
• Location
• Current Conditions
• Proximity to Other Resource and Partnerships
• Site Advantages
• Further Information

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Fairborn Ohio Greene County

• North East Quadrant of the Greater Dayton Area
• Home to WPAFB and
• Wright State University
• Highway Accessibility
• US 675, SR 444 235
• Centrally located to Columbus, Cincinnati, and
  Indianapolis

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Existing Conditions

• Existing Structures/Features
• Office Building (Currently occupied)
• Warehouse Machine Shop
• Silos
• Tunnels
• Retention Ponds
• Small Cliff
• Railroad Spur
• Existing Infrastructure Water, Sewer,
  Electric, Roads
• Zoned Industrial
• Land 50 Acres --Expandable

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Environmental and Structural Considerations

• No known air restrictions
• No Watershed issues
• No known ground contaminates
• Minor Asbestos issues in Administration Building
  and Warehouse requiring proper handling once you
  renovate (May 2007 survey available for review)
• Dust particles can be cleaned from the
  warehouse/machine shop potentially blown out or
  watered down in the silos
• Silos should not be used to hold materials
  further structural investigation required
• All other buildings are structurally sound

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Suggested Layout
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Adjacent Land Opportunities

• Proximity to PARKS for alternative terrain
  simulation (day use facility - no permanent
  structures)
• Oakes Quarry Park Desert Simulation
• Hebble Creek Reserve Back Country Water Rescue
• Cemex Reserve Dense Wooded Rescue Operation
• PRIVATE land for further economic growth
• Land Across Xenia Drive 16 acres
• Oberer Properties Commerce Center Boulevard
  -167 acres
• CEMEX property East of US 675
• 6M Interpretive Center planned for this site
  to include partnership with WSU for classroom
  space. Potentially incorporate additional space
  for Calamityville expansion.

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Site Advantages

• Advantages of the Fairborn Site Include
• Existing office and warehouse space
• Existing training structures silos, tunnels,
  flood ponds, etc.
• Minor environmental issues for renovation
• Vacant road frontage for building expansion and
  growth
• Cooperative owners, developers, and local
  government
• Access to natural environments for alternative
  terrain simulation
• Easy access from highways and airports No
  traffic congestion
• Easy access to WPAFB and Wright State University
  Facilities
• Open space for supplemental economic development
  initiatives

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Further Information

• Project Site CEMEX
• Bud McCormick [phone]
• bud.mccormick_at_cemex.com
• Municipal Contact Fairborn
• Patricia Higgins [phone]
• patricia.higgins_at_ci.fairborn.oh.us
• Auxiliary Properties Oberer
• George Oberer, Jr. [phone]
• grojr_at_oberer.com