Location: Campbellsville, Kentucky

The Project consists of the design and construction of a new stand-alone judicial facility to meet the current and future program needs of the court system.   The proposed site is in downtown Campbellsville at the corner of Main Street and South Central Avenue.   The site is generally flat with a slight slope down from front to rear.   All necessary utilities including electric, water, gas, telephone, cable television, sanitary sewer and storm sewer are readily available at the site.

The building space program allocation includes one district court, one family court and one circuit courtroom with related judge chambers, jury rooms and related support spaces.   Also included is space for a law library; grand jury / hearing, prisoner handling, Circuit Clerk offices, Court Designated Worker, Pretrial Services and Drug Court office suites, office space for the Appellate Court and associated security and facility support areas.

The HVAC system will be water-source heat pump system.   Heat pump units will be located above ceilings throughout the building and a cooling tower will be located at grade behind the building in close proximity to the main building mechanical room at the first floor.   Fresh air will be provided by roof-top air handling units with duct trunks down into the building.   The building will be fully suppressed (full sprinkler system) and be equipped with a fire alarm system.   Electrical will include all necessary interior and exterior lighting, power and data communication throughout the building.   The building will be equipped with security access control and monitoring systems as directed by the Administrative Office of the Courts.

The site development will include fenced and gated secure judges parking and limited parking for court staff and the public.   A vehicle drop-off area from Main Street will be provided to allow vehicles to unload passengers before moving on to park.   Additional parking will be available to court staff and the public off-site adjacent to and near the new facility in the downtown area.   The building will be set back from and raised slightly above the public street to provide a public plaza fore-court to the building which will be paved and landscaped and which provides protection of the building from vehicle intrusion.