Roundy's Supermarkets Inc. - Oconomowoc Facility Facts

Oconomowoc Facility Facts

Total Land Parcel: 112 acres

Facility Size: 1.1 million square feet – about the size of 20 football fields

Truck Doors: 64 grocery and 67 perishable = 131 total doors

Floor Area: 1,038,000 square feet

Concrete in Floor: 27,700 cubic yards

Structural Steel-Columns, Beams and Joints: 3,700 tons, which is equal to 7.4 million pounds

Light Fixtures: 2,200 throughout storage and dock areas alone

Landscaping: 250 shade trees, 400 conifer trees, 200 ornamental trees

Paving: 1.2 million square feet including roads, parking and loading zones

Perishable Facts: Rooms: 6

Fresh Meat – 28 degrees
Dairy, Meat and Cold Produce – 35 degrees
Wet Produce - 35 degrees
Produce – 45 degrees
Organic – 35 degrees
Warm Produce – 55 degrees

Banana Ripening Rooms: 16
Capacity of 32,256 cases of bananas

Freezer
Capacity of 756,550 cases of product
Temperature of -10 to -20 degrees

Total Perishable Capacity of 1,079,200 cases of product

Grocery Facts
Total Grocery Capacity of 2,863,580 cases of product

Roundy's Supermarkets, Inc. Accepted into Green Tier Program Thanks to Environmental Efforts at its Oconomowoc Distribution Center

The Oconomowoc Distribution Center was accepted into Wisconsin's Green Tier program in December 2006. The company took several steps to make the distribution center more environmentally friendly:

*Installing lighting timers to conserve electric power consumption throughout the facility

*Designing the building to optimize daylight in order to reduce lighting demands

*Using sand only on all parking lots and drives during winter ice conditions to protect runoff water quality

*Designing the fuel storage and distribution center to exceed federal requirements in case of any accidental spills

*Installing landscaping that includes berms, trees and grasses that provide habitat for wildlife and screen the facility

As part of its commitment to environmental improvement, Roundy's also installed diesel oxidation catalysts that will reduce diesel exhaust emissions on more than one-fourth of the company's Class 8 truck fleet. The company is also committed to recycling cardboard, plastics and pallets at the center. Finally, Roundy's continues to work with the DNR to evaluate whether certain technological and operational equipment, processes or devices present actual benefits to reducing mobile emissions and improved fuel economy.

For more information about the Green Tier program facilitated by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, visit http://dnr.wi.gov/org/caer/cea/environmental/.