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service area, (e) two small dormitory housing units, and (f) holding cells for <br />inmates scheduled to go to court. <br />Level 3: The third floor of the jail is primarily dedicated to tiered inmate housing and <br />dayrooms. Other custody functions adjacent to the housing units include (a) <br />medical / mental health space, (b) visiting, (c) classrooms and program space, <br />(d) quasi -outdoor recreation yards, (e) inmate / staff circulation, and (f) <br />maintenance / mechanical and other utility storage areas. <br />Level 4: The fourth floor of the jail is also primarily dedicated to tiered inmate housing <br />and dayrooms. Other custody functions adjacent to the housing units include <br />(a) medical / mental health space, (b) visiting, (c) classrooms and program <br />space, (d) quasi -outdoor recreation yards, (e) inmate / staff circulation, and (f) <br />maintenance / mechanical and other utility storage areas (See Appendix A: <br />Santa Ana City Jail Functional Use Area Square Footages and Space <br />Adjacencies Graphic Charts by Facility Level) <br />The total space associated with the detention facility's key functional use areas which support inmate <br />booking, housing, food service, and other major operational activities is highlighted in the following Table. <br />As the data shows, the jail has a combined average of 350.5 square feet per rated inmate custody bed. <br />An average of total of 312.1 square feet or 89.1% of the building's total area per inmate is indoor space <br />and 38.4 square feet (10.9%) is devoted to outdoor functions including the vehicle sallyport and quasi - <br />outdoor inmate recreation yards which are located adjacent to the third and fourth floor of the housing <br />units. <br />Santa. Ana City Jail <br />Indoor & Outdoor Functional Use Area <br />Square Footage Breakdown' <br />N <br />Building Area Space . <br />Total SF <br />SF I Bed <br />Percent <br />1. Administration <br />3,427 <br />7.1 <br />2.0% <br />2. Lobby/Public <br />2,706 <br />5.6 <br />1.6% <br />3. visitation <br />4,399 <br />9.2 <br />2.6% <br />4. Central Control <br />413 <br />0.9 <br />0.2% <br />5. Main/Storage I Utility <br />25,409 <br />52.9 <br />15.1% <br />6. Food Service <br />7,550 <br />15.7 <br />4.5% <br />7. Laundry <br />2,784 <br />5.8 <br />1.7% <br />8. Intake / Release <br />20,828 <br />43.4 <br />12.4% <br />9. Medical / Mental Health / Dental <br />1,672 <br />3.5 <br />1.0% <br />10. Inmate Programs <br />4,833 <br />10:1 <br />2.9% <br />11. Housing /Dayrooms <br />58,977 <br />122.9 <br />35.1% <br />12. Circulation <br />16,828 <br />35.1 <br />10.0% <br />Total lndoorJall Space <br />149,826 <br />312.1 <br />89.1% <br />13. Quasi -Outdoor Recreation Yards <br />7,930 <br />16.5 <br />- 4.7% <br />14. Vehicle Sallyport <br />10,487 <br />21.8 <br />6.2% <br />Total Outdoor Jail Space <br />18,417 <br />38.4 <br />10.9% <br />Total Jail Functional Use Areas ace <br />168,243 <br />350.5 <br />100.0% <br />'Based on BSCC rated capacity o/480 beds. <br />The space breakdown by functional use area shows that nearly half of the space contained in the <br />detention facility supports inmate intake / release processing functions and detainee housing / dayrooms. <br />Approximately 10.0% of the space in the jail is devoted to inmate, visitor, and custody staff circulation <br />40 <br />65A-47 <br />