Building Specifications

Lots and Block:	Lots 4, 5, 6, & 7; Block 5.
Zoning and Permitted Uses:	Zoned I-LI. - Light industry, provided that any manufacturing or fabricating activities shall be contained within enclosed structures. - Scientific or research laboratories. - Offices for professional services, commercial, business and government. - Wholesaling of goods and services, including warehousing or storage of goods, provided that all activities and inventories are conducted entirely within enclosed structures.
Square Footage/Acreage:	223,936 square feet on 23.1 acres. - 194,961 square feet of warehouse space. - 28,975 square feet of office space.
Year Built:	1986.
Building Height:	40 feet.
Foundation:	Poured Concrete.
Construction:	Structural steel with precast concrete wall panels (warehouse) and brick and masonry (office).
Roof Composition:	Steel and lightweight concrete, expanded 3” ethylene polystyrene mechanically fastened with an R-Value of 16.2. The overall thickness if 6.5”. Build up roof with a 0.5” smooth surface. A 5' section of the 15,515 square foot MFL/CSO area is topped with gravel. In May 2000, the entire roof (except MFL area) was recoated with a non-asbestos fibrated aluminum roof coating.
On -Site Parking:	192 car spaces, 18 trailer spaces.
Interior Finishes - Office Space:	Floors are tile finished and/or carpeted. Walls are painted drywall or painted block. Ceilings in the office area are 2’ x 2’ and/or 2’ x 4’ ceiling tiles. The office area has open space interior cubicles with perimeter offices, a large presentation room, several conference rooms, a kitchen and dining area with a 135-person capacity. A temperature controlled, raised floor computer room with an uninterruptible power supply.
Interior Finishes - Warehouse Space:	Floors are concrete with an epoxy finish. Walls are painted drywall or painted block. Minimum ceiling height is 26’. Column spacing is 35’. The warehouse is temperature controlled and fully air conditioned with a dividing wall at the center point. (It is currently kept between 72° to 74°). There are two refrigerated rooms (cold boxes) within the warehouse. One room is 2,600 square feet and the other is 15,000 square feet. Both rooms are sprinkler protected. The refrigeration support is from four Russell units that are located on the roof. Details regarding the Russell units are as follows: - 2 units Model # H-82, 460v/3Ph/60hz - 2 units Model # VLX25H22, 460v/3Ph/60hz The shipping/receiving areas are single-side, load with fifteen 8’ x 9’ dock doors with levelers and bumpers and two overhead interior drive-in doors. The levelers were upgraded in September 2001, are manufactured by Arbon Equipment and have a 30,000 lbs. capacity.
HVAC:	Heating, cooling and ventilation are provided to all areas of the facility by a system comprised of boilers, air handlers and compressors. Air conditioning is comprised of twelve rooftop units (2 for office, 10 for warehouse). There are two 40-ton units, nine 30-ton units, and one 7.5-ton unit. A separate 15-ton Liebert unit is used for the computer room area and is located in a nearby mechanical closet. Air handling is 3 changes per hour at 33% with 10% outside air.
Restrooms:	There are: - Two sets of restroom facilities within the office area. - In the warehouse, a men and women’s locker area with restrooms. - Facilities along the center point warehouse wall. - Two restrooms in the shipping/receiving area between dock doors 6 and 7.
Utilities Electric / Gas:	Services are provided by PSE&G. The inside switchgear is 480 amp, 208/277 volts, 3-Phase. Capacity is 3,000 amps.
Emergency Generator And Firepump:	Diesel fuel used for both the generator and firepump and is supplied by Princeton Fuel. A transfer switch is provided for a 150kw, 275-diesel capacity generator. The current emergency generator is not staying at the facility.
Water:	Is supplied by Elizabethtown Water.
Sewage Processing:	Within the warehouse area exists a 305-gallon bioxide storage tank, which is used to support the sewage processing requirements of Monroe Township Public Works Department.
Fire Safety:	Fire related alarms include post-indicator values, flow, pull stations, diesel pump activation, electric pump activation and level alarms. All are monitored by a third party central station vendor that notifies police and fire departments directly upon receiving an alarm. The entire facility has overhead sprinklers. In addition, 95% of the warehouse racking has sprinkler support independent from the standard overhead system.
Security:	A security monitoring office is located within the warehouse area. Security includes cameras, motion detectors, door sensors and panic buttons, and are all monitored by a 24/7 on-site guard staff. The panic buttons are directly linked to the Cranbury Police Department.