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r-JUL 17 195 BOOK 61 PAGUE 547 e. Electrical - Existing lighting and electrical outlets are adequate for the intended use. A new main breaker and separate meter will be required to provide electrical service to the building. There are two existing electrical panels, however, one serves primarily the former kitchen area and would not be required for the main meeting room. Additional electricity would be required in the rest rooms and to provide for the water pump operation. Entire electrical system must be upgraded to reflect National Electrical Code requirements. f. Heat - No heat is available presently, and is not required by code. The items above reflect requirements for use of.the building on an infrequent or intermittent basis and only as a public assembly building. These requirements would not cover use on a daily basis or for purposes other than meetings (i.e. food preparation). More stringent guidelines exist for additional uses. Listed below are the projected costs for each of the -items outlined above: I. Site Work a) Parking - $1800 b) Landscaping - $1500 c) Signage - $ 100 d) Fencing - $ 250 e) Site Plan - $ 125 TOTAL $3775 II. Building Alterations a) Water Source - $1450 b) Sewage - $3000 c) Restroom - $1500 d) Repairs - $ 250 (Plumbing) _ e) Electrical - $1500 f) Heat - N/A TOTAL $7600 I feel I should stress the possibility of unforseen conditions or additional requirements that may become necessary upon site plan approval or Building Department inspections. I have not included costs for surveying or layout of the area as it was unclear if this was necessary. My projections are based on the best information available and do not include cosmetic repairs or maintenance repairs such as windows, doors, or paint. 56