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• v x�i9h rM �r �SE�ti`4' " f9 R cel' 1 1 T-L _ _ Another task is the repair and repointing of r = " the brick work on the building . In several in- � stances the mortar needs replacing and the growth of weeds needs to be removed . This X f '° '" `till a. Yr nt..,rG^cid �4 r 11 � a �. � likely will impact the mortar and require addi - ��- ` , , r�I .,� . tional repair to the mortar ( See Figure 2 ) . Figure 2 Fig ue 3 depicts one of the two fire escapes that exist at the rr M , site . Both of these are in bad condition and cannot be reha- bilitated . It is for this reason that the removal of the stairs is listed as another task . Ultimatelyre placements will have to Ilii '1i , be designed into the restoration in order to comply with ap - �P t; propnate building and life/safety codes . .. Another proposed task is the removal of the boiler room . This is a structure that was added on and was not part of th6 or aminalbuildm ,�o . The boiler room is located on the front Figure 3 side (East) of the building located adjacent to and south of the front entrance . Its removal would re - establish the original look -1 L 1,,- u��t' aI of the building when viewed from t 1 a „�; t � the east . Figure 4 shows the boiler i =rr—,o-ax n ltrr�'r�i rN. l Y 1+ . a, BN' w � n �14 room looking from the south to the 11 4 lit � north. 6d � ai � �, In addition to the removal of the r, k r k aaill ,1„ boiler room adjacent to the east en- tol trance, manother recommended task is Jy i is ,t1� the repairs to the east entry itself. Figure 4 Currently the roof has been tempo - b rarily fixed to prevent leaking and the underside has signs of some rotted ceiling panels and there may be some damage to a few of the structural elements of that small roofed area. We made some temporary patches to avoid any material from falling from the ceiling area (see Figure 5) . e n ^L is r [hY •et r w6 'ill T r � Imr'�'[i fir - f :, y+I4 ..r i . 1rJ;.... -^�^;+^ "� nr � 1 oI - f It �Ir Ir 4S rFru. ,�,di — � , F " " rte ` 51uak � wy1' k -fin -'i-4 q Ic rr ;if 411 l— ,.,, ��` 4'.+ a k'l•` r � ,. , +�',Iw.rw--�s�� e n �kyyi .`*'x3� 71 M1� � I —r '�� •c i � vuna"k w � ° _ �yr't'„'�t.L. � Pte' q r S. - Figure 5Figure 6 Figure 6 above shows how the entrances to doors located on the north and west sides of building are below ground level . This has caused continual infiltration problems with water. Staff is suggesting that another task be to address this problem by developing a drainage improvement consisting of repaired drains and other improvements . NOVEMBER 6 , 2001 W235 - 73 -