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He noted that the Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service Station 20, located just outside the NIH campus, receives about 1,400 calls per year and uses the NIH Fire Department as its main responder.
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Clifford added that the need to be able to service equipment indoors in cold weather was another driver of this project. Occupancy of the expanded facility is projected to be August 2020. Roberts provided a photograph of the existing building and a rendering of the proposed addition, noting that because the new addition looks very similar to the original building and is architecturally attractive, this project will have minimal impact on the community. The project will also involve grading of the concrete apron so that it drains properly. The intent is to expand the facility capacity while retaining the original scale, design language, and materials and finishes. The expansion will extend from the existing west-facing façade of the apparatus bay, with the new exterior façade/doors aligning with the existing western corner of the building. Roberts said this project involves expanding the existing 21,290-square-foot apparatus bay to address the need for additional vehicle storage. The NIH Fire Department currently occupies Building 51, located at the northwest end of the NIH campus adjacent to the NIH entrance at the intersection of Center Drive and Old Georgetown Road. The NIH Fire Department also responds to fire and other emergencies at the National Naval Medical Center and in Montgomery County, Maryland. Roberts said that the NIH Fire Department provides fire, emergency medical, hazardous materials, and specialized rescue services to the NIH campus. Roberts, RA, Branch Chief, Facilities Planning and Program Branch (FPPB), Office of Research Facilities (ORF), Office of the Director (OD), NIH
Blackburn with any comments or corrections, and the minutes will then be considered approved. The minutes of the September 6, 2018, meeting were distributed.Additional meetings could be held if circumstances require. NIH Community Liaison Council (CLC) meetings for 2019 will be held on March 21, June 20, and September 19.Blackburn opened the meeting at 4:04 p.m. Amy Blackburn, Branch Chief, Visitor Center, NIH
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