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13- NPRY Depot Structural Analysis July 2013_Part2reduced
MEETING MINUTES (Continued) Northern Pacific Passenger Depot Stakeholder Meeting — March 21, 2013 Discussion Item Responsibility towns with lesser importance. b. As a university town, Bozeman was treated differently, since it had more going for it than other smaller towns did. c. LMG noted that the Miles City Depot appears to have had some similarities in time of construction and detail. d. MH recommended looking at the Front Street Depot in Butte. MH can MH share photos of it. e. Could Fred Willson have been involved in the construction oversight? LMG To comply with licensing requirements? 4. Research a. Being provided by Dale Martin. MH offered to review early drafts. b. LMG looked at HABS online; most stations documented are east of the Mississippi. The Helena station is the only Montana station documented and provides little for comparison. c. The team is balancing archival research with physical examination. The best findings are those with more than one corroborating source. E. Site — definition of extent 1. Property line is typically parallel to the centerline of the main tracks. 2. Relates to city's right-of-way and utility lines. 3. It was agreed that the project would include the grounds around the building; the visual context of the building is important. 4. Any redevelopment plan needs to preserve the original linear park idea. It at least needs to be identified and the boundaries understood. 5. MRL owns the building. 6. BNSF owns the land. 7. Protection if used by other than MRL: a. Should protection at the tracks be just a fence, as it is in Missoula? b. Livingston depot is right up against the ROW. 8. NURB is getting a survey on Front Street, to Tamarack this year; it will go right past the depot. F. Expectations 1. MH recommends HABS/HAER black-and-white large format photographic documentation before any work is done on the building. 2. For reuse: The report should look at other masonry depots on the MRL line, where similar ownership issues have been resolved. Missoula, Livingston, Billings, Bismarck, Fargo (Great Northern), etc. a. LMG to contact Bozeman's public relations person: Matt Jones, (406) LMG 589-6891 and Matthew.Jones@BNSF.com 3. EN: His expectation is for a really strong roadmap on how to restore the LMG building and what the immediate concerns would be. This would provide good direction for anyone who wants to redevelop it. Identify and resolve the problems. a. Include a list of active contacts to streamline the process: who's been spoken to and resolution. b. Provide parameters for those who might have a vision for the ultimate use of the building. c. Determine how to visually treat the surrounding landscape. g:\nprr depot\meetings\2013 03-21 nprr mtg minutes.docx Page 2 of 4 411 East Main Street,Suite 101 Bozeman,Montana 59715 406.556.7100 Fax:406.585.3031 http://www.ctagroup.com E-mail:info@ctagroup.com MEETING MINUTES (Continued) Northern Pacific Passenger Depot Stakeholder Meeting — March 21, 2013 Discussion Item Responsibility d. Recommendation that — regardless of code requirements — the building should be protected with a fire protection sprinkler system. e. Provide recommendations for mothballing the building, and for immediately-required repairs. i. CTA will be providing immediate, short-, and long-term prioritized recommendations. ii. CTA to ask Miles City how they've mothballed their depot. f. Provide information on how other depots, now adaptively reused, have dealt with ownership, leasing, and safety issues: Livingston, Billings, etc. 4. CK reminded of the current project's scope limit to structural analysis. a. Identification of which street improvements the city will require would be defined after the boundary is. G. Discussion of immediate repairs 1. It is felt that if an entity can show full vesting for a full project that MRL might be amenable to allowing someone to make improvements, specifically replacing the roof. 2. Roof a. Is there a temporary solution, as part of mothballing? Ice and water LMG shield, then rolling roofing? With plan to restore to original appearance another time? b. Final reroofing will probably need to include tie-downs (rafters to joist LMG ends/wall) and perhaps a plywood sheathing diaphragm. 3. Mothballing: a. Make the building look more appealing, with window treatment. LMG b. Improvements might discourage future vandalism. c. It's permissible to make reversible non-historic alterations to protect the building. d. HABS document prior to any work, including reroofing. H. Discussion of Historic Preservation Facets of the Report LMG 1. Define period of significance and Target Restoration Date. 2. Define level of intervention — restoration, adaptive reuse. 3. Create a zoning plan identifying which features and space should be preserved, restored, rehabilitated, etc. I. Schedule 1. Report Draft review; It was agreed to issue an 85% draft (earlier than LMG previously intended 95%), in order to incorporate more feedback at earlier point in the process. 2. 95% Report due April 15, 2013. 3. May 9, 2013: Public Outreach meeting (see below). 4. Final report due May 15, 2013. J. Public Outreach 1. CK will place a call for photos/information in the paper — for public CK submittal. 2. Budget: about $1500 to host community education. Not all has to be CK g:\nprr depot\meetings\2013 03-21 nprr mtg minutes.docx Page 3 of 4 411 East Main Street,Suite 101 Bozeman,Montana 59715 406.556.7100 Fax:406.585.3031 http://www.ctagroup.com E-mail:info@ctagroup.com MEETING MINUTES (Continued) Northern Pacific Passenger Depot Stakeholder Meeting — March 21, 2013 Discussion Item Responsibility spent on 5/9; it could be spent on publications, website, etc. how to get the information out to the public. There is also $750 left in the BHPAB budget. a. Provide information outside of the meeting venue, like on a webpage. b. Mount enlarged historic photographs somewhere? Have a flyer? A walking tour of the area — a handout, such as a tri-fold brochure to hand out at the meeting. 3. Meeting May 9, 2013 at library. a. Outreach: i. CK will do press release/ad in paper and city's website. She'll call CK Amanda Ricker at the Chronicle. ii. Push it out through the Downtown Business Partnership, NENA, and neighborhood groups. b. Agenda: i. Describe the building: context, issues, constraints, and opportunities. ii. Present justification for why it matters to even do this. These types of things are essential for the broader future of the community. Provide not just an introduction to the building, but a macroscopic approach of what historic properties mean to the community. iii. Address the taxpayer investment issue and why it's not a loss leader. The reason these efforts are worthwhile. The goal is not for the city to own the building, but to revitalize the neighborhood, as a catalyst for private development. iv. CK to speak to the whole context CK v. LG to present the nuts and bolts of the findings. LMG vi. Show examples of how similar properties have been addressed successfully elsewhere: Billings depot, in TIF district. vii. Have a panel discussion afterwards. c. Attendees: i. Have Joe Gentri at this meeting; he'll be able to answer questions. ii. CK will generate a list — city commissioners, BHPAB members, CK etc. — and send out invitations only not save-the-date cards. END OF MEETING MINUTES The foregoing is the author's understanding of the content of this meeting. If the attendee's understanding differs from the above, please respond to the author within ten working days. CTA ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS Cc: Alan Bronec, CTA— Electrical Engineer Dave French, CTA— Structural Engineer Joe Gentri, MRL Dale Martin - Historian Todd Newswanger, CTA— Mechanical Engineer Sonia Rogers, Environmental Solutions Todd Swinehart, CTA—Civil Engineer g:\nprr depot\meetings\2013 03-21 nprr mtg minutes.docx Page 4 of 4 411 East Main Street,Suite 101 Bozeman,Montana 59715 406.556.7100 Fax:406.585.3031 http://www.ctagroup.com E-mail:info@ctagroup.com 11 1 ASBESTOS INSPECTION REPORT FOR HISTORIC NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY DEPO NIN 820 Front Street IIN� Bozeman, Montana IIN� IIN� Report Requested By: CTA Architects Engineers IIN� IIN� Prepared By: IIN� Environmental Solutions LLC III* [E DATE OF INSPECTION: 03/06/13 I I NN- P.O. Bax 7010 • Bozeman,MT59771-7010 Phone: (406)579-1441 - Fax: (406) 5870193 IIN� E-iVItsil; www,ilsmontana.com I I NN- Table of Contents Introduction...............................................................................................................................................3 InspectionProcedures...............................................................................................................................3 InspectionSummary Table .......................................................................................................................5 Disclaimer................................................................................................................................................. 9 Appendix A— Photographs of Samples ...................................................................................................10 Appendix B—Sample Analysis Report by EMSL Raleigh, NC Laboratory................................................14 Appendix C—Chain of Custody Documents............................................................................................28 AppendixD— Floor Plan ..........................................................................................................................32 Appendix E—Acronyms &Abbreviations................................................................................................34 Credentials Authored By: Sonia Rogers, IH Reviewed By: Scott Rogers, CIH, CHMM Asbestos Certifications: Name MTA# Inspector Contractor/ Project Management Supervisor Designer Planner Scott Rogers, CIH CSP CHMM 2322 10/31/2013 11/02/2013 11/01/2013 10/31/2013 Sonia Rogers, IH 3150 10/31/2013 11/02/2013 11/01/2013 Darrell Freeland 3892 03/16/2013 03/15/2013 Environmental Solutions LLC Page 2 INTRODUCTION Sonia Rogers, Scott Rogers and Darrell Freeland, of Environmental Solutions LLC performed a comprehensive asbestos inspection on March 6, 2013 of the Historic Bozeman Northern Pacific Railway Depot, located at 820 Front Street, Bozeman, Montana. This evaluation was performed at the request of CTA Architects Engineers and the City of Bozeman. The single story brick and mortar, Prairie-Style structure was built in 1890 by the railroad and extensively remodeled in 1924. The NP Passenger Depot operated on a fulltime basis up until the mid-1970's. Once passenger service was discontinued the building was leased out and has functioned as cold storage ever since. The building sits on a concrete foundation with a partial basement that served as the boiler room with mechanical tunnels that run the perimeter of the building. The building's roofing system is made up of an A-frame timber structure that originally was covered with concrete-asbestos shingles and ridge caps. Over the years the asbestos shingles were removed and replaced with asphalt shingles. There are remnants of the original roof that still remain on the property. The intent of this report is to properly identify the presence of asbestos containing materials that will be impacted during an upcoming restoration project. This report and its recommendations are pursuant to the NESHAP requirements (40 CFR 61.145) and the Administrative Rules of Montana (17.74.307) as administered by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, Asbestos Control Program. The regulations require the building owner to have the facility inspected for the presence of asbestos containing material(s) (ACM) prior to the construction, renovation or demolition of the facility. The owner is required to provide information obtained from the inspection to those who may be impacted such as, but not limited to, contractors, sub-contractors and/or employees. ARM 17.74.307 requires that the inspection be conducted by a Montana Accredited Inspector. INSPECTION PROCEDURES The inspection was conducted by our accredited inspectors, Sonia Rogers, Scott Rogers and Darrell Freeland, and consisted of a detailed visual survey of the building. Following a brief review of the structure inspectors entered the building with sampling equipment and began to assess the homogenous areas to be impacted by this project. Suspect ACBM was then grouped into homogenous materials and a sampling plan was developed. Inspectors determined that 26 homogeneous materials were present and collected 64 representative samples from these materials. Five (5) of the 26 materials were found to contain asbestos quantities greater than 1% (Boiler Mortar, Boiler Insulation, TSI in Tunnels, 9x9 Floor Tile & Mastic, and Asphalt Shingles). Two (2) materials were found to contain asbestos quantities of a trace or less than 1% (Drywall Mud and 12x12 Floor Tiles). One (1) material was assumed to contain quantities greater than 1% (Transite Shingles/Caps). See the Inspection Summary for a more detailed description and location of materials sampled. Materials were collected wet to avoid dust generation and placed into Ziploc bags for transport. The materials were submitted to EMSL Laboratories, Raleigh, North Carolina. EMSL is an "accredited" laboratory under the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP), Laboratory Code #200671-0, which employs Polarized Light Microscopic (PLM) techniques with dispersion staining for Environmental Solutions LLC Page 3 identification of mineral forms of asbestos. The quantification of asbestos in the sample is intended to be an estimate only and the limit of detection for this method is approximately 1% by volume. Bulk samples obtained during the inspection were assigned bulk sample numbers and entered on the sample summary/chain of custody forms. The samples were transported to the laboratory via Fed-Ex (Standard Overnight). Sample locations for this survey were chosen in a random fashion, with emphasis placed on obtaining samples of each type of accessible, suspect material and minimizing damage to the material being sampled. Samples were collected by carefully removing small portions of the suspect material in a non- invasive manner, when possible. If possible, samples from existing damaged areas or loose pieces of material were collected. The intent of the inspection was to identify the suspect materials, assume that materials contain asbestos or collect samples of materials to determine if they are ACM and assess the friability of the materials. Materials that were assumed to contain asbestos or that were identified as containing greater than 1% asbestos were categorized as a regulated asbestos containing material (RACM), Category I Non-Friable ACM, Category I RACM or Category II Non-Friable ACM based on the type and the condition of the material. Sample analysis results are included in Appendix B and Chain of Custody documents are included in Appendix C. 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Q- t ago w a Q ca ui +, N N U v 'a N a) o U O E +� 1- H C C 4- v v a1 } v a -0 � O Z ui L CC O v o a1 N u E O w a1 co -0 dA 3 O O N OMCO O u Z a) p to co Caj Ul V) L u += O ZLA O m a) O_ p U (B a1 i a1 0 0 y aJ s U Q) a) U m X m O C a1 p al 'N a1 O W1 O a1 O O O v- C M = 6 +�+ i > rn E m a) Q u Q +� 3 Z Q v1 CL.L m -0 0 m H Q U. > Q Q z DISCLAIMERS This document and its contents incorporated herein, is proprietary information and as an instrument of professional services, is the property of Environmental Solutions LLC, and are not to be used, in part or in whole for any other project without the written authorization of Environmental Solutions LLC. This asbestos assessment report was prepared based on information obtained during the surveys, interpretation of the laboratory results of bulk samples of building materials collected during the surveys. The conclusions of this report are professional opinions based solely upon visual site observations and interpretations of laboratory analysis and field data as described in our report. This report has been prepared to provide information concerning the various types and estimated quantities of asbestos-containing materials that may be impacted during this project. While extreme effort was made to inspect every aspect of the building, it still includes only those materials that were visible and accessible at the time of our inspection. Our opinions are intended exclusively for use by CTA Architects Engineers and the City of Bozeman. The scope of services performed by Environmental Solutions LLC may not be appropriate to satisfy the needs of other users, and any use or re-use of this document, or the findings presented herein, is at the sole risk of the user. The opinions presented herein apply to the site conditions existing at the time of our investigation. Therefore, our opinions and recommendations may not apply to future conditions that may exist at the site, which we have not had the opportunity to evaluate. Environmental Solutions LLC Page 9 APPENDIX A PHOTOGRAPHS OF SAMPLES 12x12 Ceiling Tiles(no glue) Ceiling&Wall Plaster 12x12 Floor Tile w/Mastic Drywall / Mud /Tape ' 9 1 5 �y Old Electrical Wire Insulation 2x4 Ceiling Tiles (waves w/pin holes) Environmental Solutions LLC Page 10 APPENDIX A f� PHOTOGRAPHS OF SAMPLES CONTINUED r - Window Glazing Boiler— Fire Brick& Mortar rs� `W f � 54* ' jr�r Boiler-Brick & Mortar and Insulation Boiler-Insulation Around Pipes 17-T, 9x9 Floor Tile w/Mastic Silver Paint on Walls Environmental Solutions LLC Page 11 APPENDIX A PHOTOGRAPHS OF SAMPLES CONTINUED ,r f. y ,w t. Window Caulk (Between Frame4& Building) Exterior Brick & Mortar(All 3 Layers) r t f� Asphalt Shingles &Tar Paper TSI Tunnel Debris I or / Transite Shingles Transite Ridge Caps Environmental Solutions LLC Page 12 APPENDIX A PHOTOGRAPHS OF SITE :k ., 24" Boiler Flue Pipe Entry to One Mechanical Tunnel L o, e 11Y► Entry to Another Mechanical Tunnel Kewanee Boiler Fiberglass Insulation in the Attic Exterior of Building Environmental Solutions LLC Page 13 APPENDIX B Sample Analysis Report by EMSL Raleigh, NC Laboratory Environmental Solutions LLC Page 14 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 01 12x12 Ceiling Tiles Brown/White 90% Cellulose 10% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0001 Fibrous Heterogeneous 02 12x12 Ceiling Tiles Brown/White 90% Cellulose 10% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0002 Fibrous Heterogeneous 03 12x12 Ceiling Tiles Brown/White 90% Cellulose 10% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0003 Fibrous Heterogeneous 04 Plaster White <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0004 Fibrous <1% Hair Heterogeneous 05 Plaster Gray/White <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0005 Fibrous <1% Hair Heterogeneous 06 Plaster Gray/White <1% Hair 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0006 Fibrous 2% Cellulose Heterogeneous 07-Floor Tile 12x12 Floor Tile w/ White 100% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-0007 Glue Fibrous Heterogeneous 07-Glue 12x12 Floor Tile w/ Yellow 3% Cellulose 97% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0007A Glue Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 1 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: h>t�://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sale Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 08-Floor Tile 12x12 Floor Tile w/ White 100% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-0008 Glue Fibrous Heterogeneous 08-Glue 12x12 Floor Tile w/ Yellow 3% Cellulose 97% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0008A Glue Fibrous Heterogeneous 09-Floor Tile 12x12 Floor Tile w/ White 2% Cellulose 98% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-0009 Glue Fibrous Heterogeneous 09-Mastic 12x12 Floor Tile w/ Yellow 5% Cellulose 95% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0009A Glue Fibrous Heterogeneous 10-Drywall Drywall/Mud/Tape White 20% Cellulose 80% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0010 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 10-Mud Drywall/Mud/Tape White 100% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-0010A Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 10-Composite Drywall/Mud/Tape 20% Cellulose 80% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-00108 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous This is a composite result of wallboard,jt.compound,and tape 11-Drywall Drywall/Mud/Tape White 20% Cellulose 80% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0011 Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 2 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: h>t�://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 11-Mud Drywall/Mud/Tape White 100% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-OO11A Fibrous Heterogeneous 11-Composite Drywall/Mud/Tape White 15% Cellulose 85% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-OO11B Fibrous Heterogeneous This is a composite result of wallboard,jt.compound,and tape 12-Drywall Drywall/Mud/Tape White 25% Cellulose 75% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0012 Fibrous Heterogeneous 12-Mud Drywall/Mud/Tape 100% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-0012A Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 12-Composite Drywall/Mud/Tape White 20% Cellulose 80% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-00128 Fibrous Heterogeneous This is a composite result of wallboard,jt.compound,and tape 13 Electrical Wire Brown 65% Cellulose 35% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0013 Insulation Fibrous Heterogeneous 14 Electrical Wire Brown 65% Cellulose 35% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0014 Insulation Fibrous Heterogeneous 15 Electrical Wire Brown/Gray 85% Cellulose 15% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0015 Insulation Fibrous Heterogeneous y� P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 3 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 16 2x4 Ceiling Tiles Beige 45% Cellulose 20% Perlite None Detected 291301359-0016 Fibrous 20% Min.Wool 15% Non-fibrous(other) Heterogeneous 17 2x4 Ceiling Tiles Beige 45% Cellulose 20% Perlite None Detected 291301359-0017 Fibrous 25% Min.Wool 10% Non-fibrous(other) Heterogeneous 18 2x4 Ceiling Tiles Tan/Beige 65% Cellulose 15% Perlite None Detected 291301359-0018 Fibrous 15% Min.Wool 5% Non-fibrous(other) Heterogeneous 19 Window Caulk White 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0019 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 20 Window Caulk White <1% Wollastonite 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0020 Fibrous Heterogeneous 21 Window Caulk White 2% Wollastonite 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0021 Fibrous Heterogeneous 22 Fire Brick Gray/Red <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0022 Fibrous Heterogeneous 23 Fire Brick Gray/Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0023 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 4 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 24 Fire Brick Gray/Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0024 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 25 Mortar Gray <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0025 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 26 Mortar Gray <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0026 Fibrous Heterogeneous 27 Mortar Gray <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0027 Fibrous Heterogeneous 28 Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0028 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 29 Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0029 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 30 Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0030 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 31 Brick Mortar Gray/Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0031 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 5 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 32-Layer 1 Brick Mortar Gray 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0032 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 32-Layer 2 Brick Mortar White 25% Non-fibrous(other) 75% Chrysotile 291301359-0032A Fibrous Heterogeneous 33 Brick Mortar Gray 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0033 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 34 Boiler Insulation White 15% Non-fibrous(other) 85% Chrysotile 291301359-0034 Fibrous Heterogeneous 35-Floor Tile 9x9 Floor Tile w/ Green 92% Non-fibrous(other) 8% Chrysotile 291301359-0035 Mastic Fibrous Heterogeneous 35-Mastic 9x9 Floor Tile w/ Black 3% Cellulose 92% Non-fibrous(other) 5% Chrysotile 291301359-0035A Mastic Fibrous Heterogeneous 36-Floor Tile 9x9 Floor Tile w/ Green 92% Non-fibrous(other) 8% Chrysotile 291301359-0036 Mastic Fibrous Heterogeneous 36-Mastic 9x9 Floor Tile w/ Black 3% Cellulose 92% Non-fibrous(other) 5% Chrysotile 291301359-0036A Mastic Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 6 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 37-Floor Tile 9x9 Floor Tile w/ Green 95% Non-fibrous(other) 5% Chrysotile 291301359-0037 Mastic Fibrous Heterogeneous 37-Mastic 9x9 Floor Tile w/ Black 5% Cellulose 87% Non-fibrous(other) 8% Chrysotile 291301359-0037A Mastic Fibrous Heterogeneous 38 Paint Brown/Silver 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0038 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 39 Paint Brown/Silver 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0039 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 40 Paint Brown/Silver 2% Wollastonite 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0040 Fibrous Heterogeneous 41 Window Caulk Gray/Green 2% Wollastonite 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0041 Fibrous Heterogeneous 42 Window Caulk Gray/Green 2% Wollastonite 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0042 Fibrous Heterogeneous 43 Window Caulk Gray/Green 2% Wollastonite 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0043 Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 7 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 44 Exterior Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0044 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 45 Exterior Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0045 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 46 Exterior Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0046 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 47 Exterior Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0047 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 48 Exterior Brick Red 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0048 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 49 Exterior Brick Red <1% Wollastonite 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0049 Fibrous Heterogeneous 50 Brick Beige 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0050 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 51 Brick Beige <1% Cellulose 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0051 Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 8 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 52 Brick Beige 2% Cellulose 98% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0052 Fibrous Heterogeneous 53 Mortar Gray/White 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0053 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 54 Mortar Gray/White 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0054 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 55 Mortar Gray/White 100% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0055 Non-Fibrous Heterogeneous 56 Asphalt Shingles Black 75% Cellulose 20% Non-fibrous(other) 5% Chrysotile 291301359-0056 Fibrous Heterogeneous 57 Asphalt Shingles Black 75% Cellulose 20% Non-fibrous(other) 5% Chrysotile 291301359-0057 Fibrous Heterogeneous 58 Asphalt Shingles Black 85% Cellulose 15% Non-fibrous(other) <1% Chrysotile 291301359-0058 Fibrous Heterogeneous 59 Tar Paper Black 85% Cellulose 15% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0059 Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM 9 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 60 Tar Paper Black 85% Cellulose 15% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0060 Fibrous Heterogeneous 61 Tar Paper Brown/Black 75% Cellulose 25% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected 291301359-0061 Fibrous Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(53) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager Essie Spencer(21) or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM THIS IS THE LAST PAGE OF THE REPORT. 10 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301359 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,NC 27560 CUStomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: htto://www.emsl.com raleiahlab(a)emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 03/11/13 10:00 AM Analysis Date: 3/25/2013 Collected: Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Material via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020. Quantitation using 400 Point Count Procedure Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 10-Mud Drywall/Mud/Tape White 100.00%Non-fibrous(other) <0.25%Chrysotile 291301359-0010A Fibrous Heterogeneous 11-Mud Drywall/Mud/Tape White 100.00%Non-fibrous(other) <0.25%Chrysotile 291301359-0011A Fibrous Heterogeneous 12-Mud Drywall/Mud/Tape White 100.00%Non-fibrous(other) <0.25%Chrysotile 291301359-0012A Fibrous Heterogeneous Analyst(s) Billy Barnes(3) Essie Spencer,Laboratory Manager or other approved signatory Disclaimer:Some samples may contain asbestos fibers present in dimensions below PLM resolution limits.The limit of detection as stated in the method is 0.25%. EMSL Analytical Inc suggests that samples reported as 10.25%or none detected undergo additional analysis via TEM. The above test report relates only to the items tested. This report may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval of EMSL Analytical Inc.This test report must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the United States Government. EMSL Analytical Inc.,bears no responsibility for sample collection activities,analytical method limitations,or the accuracy of results when requested to separate layered samples. EMSL Analytical Inc.,liability is limited to the cost of sample analysis.The test results contained within this report meet the requirements of NELAC unless otherwise noted.Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample. Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,WVA LT000296 Initial report from 03/14/2013 14:30:59 Test Report PLMPTC-7.25.0 Printed:3/25/2013 10:39:56 AM THIR IS THF LAST PAGE tnF THE RFPnRT_ 1 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301824 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,INC 27560 CUstomerlD: ENS062 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: ham://www.emsl.com raleighlabn-emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 04/02/13 9:25 AM Analysis Date: 4/2/2013 Collected: 3/29/2013 Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 and/or EPA 600/M4-82-020 Method(s) using Polarized Light Microscopy Non-Asbestos Asbestos Sample Description Appearance % Fibrous % Non-Fibrous % Type 01 TSI Tunnel Gray/White 20% Cellulose 55% Non-fibrous(other) 25% Chrysotile 291301824-0001 Fibrous Heterogeneous 02 White Bulk Tan 2% Wollastonite 96% Non-fibrous(other) None Detected Material Edges Fibrous 2% Cellulose 291301824-0002 Tunnel Heterogeneous P - Analyst(s) Essie Spencer(2) Essie Spencer, Laboratory Manager or other approved signatory EMSL maintains liability limited to cost of analysis. This report relates only to the samples reported and may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities or analytical method limitations. Interpretation and use of test results are the responsibility of the client. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification,approval,or endorsement by NVLAP,NIST or any agency of the federal government. Non-friable organically bound materials present a problem matrix and therefore EMSL recommends gravimetric reduction prior to analysis. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Estimated accuracy,precision and uncertainty data available upon request.Unless requested by the client,building materials manufactured with multiple layers(i.e.linoleum,wallboard,etc.)are reported as a single sample.Reporting limit is 1% Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,INC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,W VA LT000296 Initial report from 04/02/2013 11:21:12 Test Reoort PLM-7.28.7 Printed:4/2/2013 11:56:06 AM THIS IS THE LAST PAGE OF THE REPORT. 1 EMSL Analytical, Inc. EMSL Order: 291301824 CUStomerlD: ENS062 2500 Gateway Centre Blvd.,Suite 600,Morrisville,NC 27560 Phone/Fax: (919)465-3900/(919)465-3950 CustomerPO: http://www.emsi.com raleiahlab(@emsl.com ProjectlD: Attn: Sonia Rogers Phone: (406)579-1441 Environmental Solutions, LLC Fax: PO Box 7010 Received: 04/02/13 9:25 AM Analysis Date: 4/2/2013 Collected: 3/29/2013 Bozeman, MT 59771 Project: 13020,Bozeman Depot Test Report: Asbestos Analysis via Polarized Light Microscopy, Qualitative Sample Description Appearance Result Notes 03 Tunnel Soil None Detected Soils are a known problematic matrix. PLM CARB method is 291301824-0003 recommended for soil&vermiculite samples. PLM Qualitative may result in false negative result. Analyst(s) Essie Spencer(1) Essie Spencer,Laboratory Manager or other approved signatory EMSL recommends that soil samples reported as"No"be tested by the EPA Screening Method/Qualitative.The above report relates only to the items tested.This report may not be reproduced,except in full,without written approval by EMSL Analytical,Inc. The above test must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement by NVLAP nor any agency of the United States Government.The test results contained within this report meet the requirements of NELAC unless otherwise noted.Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical,Inc.Morrisville,NC NVLAP Lab Code 200671-0,VA 3333 000278,WVA LT000296 Initial report from 04/02/2013 11:21:12 Test Report PLMQualw/Types-7.21.0 Printed:4/2/2013 11:56:06 AM THIS IS THE LAST PAGE OF THE REPORT. 1 APPENDIX C CHAIN OF CUSTODY DOCUMENTS Environmental Solutions LLC Page 28 291301359 1 Environmental Solutions,LLC Order ID: 291301359 13020,Bozeman Depot Pio Samples: 61 Raleigh_NC 301'2013 10:0 TAT: 96 Hour Due: 03115 10:00 AM 2503 Gateway Centre Blvd PLM Bulk Fax: Suite 600 Morrisville,NC 27560 PHONE'.919-465-3900 FAX 919-465-3950 Company:Environmental Solutions LLC EMSL-Bill to:F1 SarneD Different U Bill to m pieerent note instruct ns in Comments-- Street:Pp Box 7010 Third Pally Rdting requtres written au h nUbOn hom th;m party City/State/Zip: Bozeman,MT 59771-4 9771- 010 Report To(Name):Sonia Rogers Fax:4D&587-0193 Telephone:406-579-1441 Email Address:srogers@esmontane com Project NamelNumber: t' G r Please Provide Results:Email Purchase Order: State Samples Taken:MT Tumaround Time AT O ions"-PI 3 our ❑5 Hour 24 Hour I LJ 48 Hour I Ll 72 Hour 96 Hour , 1 Week I LJ 2 Week For TEM Air 3 hours�5 hours,please calf ahead to schedule.'There is a,premium charge for 3T AHEAA or A Lev t TAT- You will be asked to sign an authorization brio for this service Antal eta eted to accordance with EMSL°s Terms a ns located in the Aniallybcaj Price Guide. PCM-Air TEM-Air ❑4-4.5hr TAT(ANERA only) TEM-Dust NIOSH 7400 ❑ AHERA 40 CFR, Part 763 ❑ Microvac ASTM D 5755 HA 8hr.TWA ❑ NIOSH 7402 ❑ Wipe- AS TM D6480 VLMEPAN0GW%) re o in limit) E] EPA Level II ❑ Carpet Scnication (EPA 600/J-931167) A600/R-93/116 (,1%) ❑ ISO 10312 ShcrRock/Y micultte TEM- Bulk ❑ PLM CAR 435-A(0.25%sensitivity) Point Count C]TEM EPA NOB ❑ PLM CAR 435-B(0.1%sensitivity} ❑400(<0.25%)❑ 1000 (<C.1°!) ❑ NYS NOB 196.4(non-friable-NY) ❑TEM CA 435-8 (0.1%sensitivity) Point Count w/Gravimetric ❑ Chatfield SOP ElTEM CA 435-C(0.01%sensitivity) ❑400(<0.25%)❑ 1000(< .1%) ❑ TEM Mass Analysis-EPA 600 sec.2.5 El EPA Prot col(Sethi-Quantitative) El NYS 198.1 (friable in N TEM-Water: EPA 100.2 E] EPA Prat col(Quantitative) ❑ NYS 198.6 NOB (non-f6 ble-NY) Fibers 10µm [:)Waste ❑ Drinking Other: NIOSH 9002 <1% All Fiber Sizes ❑Waste ❑ Drinking ❑ Check For Positive Stop-Clearly Identify Homogenous Group Samplers Name: Samplers Signature: Volume/Are (Air) Date/Time Sample Sample Description HA 0 Bu k Sampled Client Sample*(a): - Total 8 of Samples: Relinquished(Client ) Date: Time; �i y Received(Lab): tate: Time: CGmmentslSpeciat Instructions: �It1 d+' l Lrl Jr C's X11��C; 1 ���f_'a�s f� t=�1CY1 ��r � �_., � {__ �L iYl� 1e t 'v 14 rry r 4 contreNeE[)ec„men.!-Asbcctes Lab Servuces GO[-A f-11r2Jr2(N19 � � l__l` } Page 1 of Pages 291301359 I CHAIN OF CUSTODY For Environmental Solutions LLC Date Shipped: `y c" ` I ' Number of Samples: Project ID: ~� c� )C Shipped Via: Fed-Ex Stand Fed-Ex AM Delivery Fed Ex Saturday US Mail Sample ID Sample Description Quantity 01-02-03 12x12 Ceiling Tiles 3 04-05-06 Plaster 3 07-08-09 12x12 Floor Tile w/Glue 3 10-11-12 Drywall 1 Mud / Tae 3 13-14-15 Electrical Wire Insulation 3 16-17-18 2x4 Ceiling Tiles 3 19-20-21 Window Caulk 3 22-23-24 Fire Brick 3 25-26-27 Mortar 3 28-29-30 Brick 3 31-32-33 Brick Mortar 3 34 Boiler Insulation 1 35-36-37 9x9 Floor Tile w/Mastic 3 38-39-40 Paint 3 41-42-43 Window Caulk 3 44-45-46 Exterior Brick 3 47-48-49 Exterior Brick 3 50-51-52 Brick 3 53-54-55 Mortar 3 56-57-58 Asphalt Shingle,-,, 3 59-60-61 Tarpaper 3 Order ID: 291301359 Environmental Solutions,LLCNo Sarr►ples: 61 13020,Bozeman Depot 3!11!2013 10:0 TAT: 96 Hour Due: 03!15 10:00 AM FLM Bulk Fax: 291301824 Environmental Solutions,LLD Order ID: 291301824 13020, Bozeman Depot No Samples: 1 41212013 9:25 TAT: 6 Hour Due: 04/02 3:25 PM PLM Qualitative Bulk Fax: Raleigh,NC 25 Gateway Centre Blvd. EMSL Order Number(Lab use only): Suite 600 __--- Morrisville.NC 27560 PHONE 919-465-3900 FAX.919-465-3950 Company:Environmental Solutions LLC EMSL-Bili to:R]SaI aiHerent If 8.11 tom Dieerene note,nsI. ons m C°rnmenls— Street:PO Box 7010 Third Patty Billing mqurres wntten abithonzalton from thorlipally CrtylStaterZlp: Bozeman,MT 59771.7010 Report To(Name):Sonia Rogers Fax:406-587-0193 Telephone:406-579-1441 Email Address:srogersQesmontana.corn Project NamelNumber -- Ly- PieasE Provide Results.Email rchase Order: State Samples Taken:MT Turnaround Time ATO tions'-Please Check ❑3 Harr 6 Hour 24 Hour 1 ❑48 Hour I Lj 72 Hour I Q 95 Hour I E31WQ9k 2 WeQk 'For TEM Air 3 hours, ease call ahead to schedule.'There is a premium charge for 3 Hour IL114 At-EPA or EPA Lafi ft TAT. 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TWA ❑ NIOSH 7402 ❑Wipe-A TM D6480 k (reporting limit) ❑ EPA Level II ❑Carpet 5 nication (EPA 6001J-931167) PLM EPA 600/R-93.1116 (<1°r) ❑ ISO 10312 3dVRock1V rmiculite SPA NOB(<1%) TEM-Bulk ❑PLM CAF B 435-A(0-25%sensitivity) Point Count []TEM EPA NOS ❑ PLM CAF B 435-B (0. %sensitivity) ❑400(<0.25%)❑ 1000(<0.1%) ❑ NYS NOB 198.4 (non-triable-NY) ❑TEM CAF B 435-8(0 %sensitivity) Point Count w/Gravimetric ❑ Chatfield SOP ❑TEM CARB 435-C(0.01%sensitivity) ❑400(4.25%)❑ 1000(<0.1%) ❑TEM Mass Analysis-EPA 600 sec. 2.5 ❑EPA Protocol(Semi-Q antitative) ❑ NYS 198.1 (friable in NY) TEM-Water: EPA 100.2 ❑EPA Protocol(Quantitative) ]� NYS 198.6 NOB(non-triable-NY) Fibers y 10Nm ❑Waste ❑ Drinking Other: NIOSH 9002 <1% All Fiber Sizes ❑Waste ❑ Drinking ❑ Check For Positive Stop-Clearly Identify Homogenous Grou Samplers Name: cce } Samplers Signature: Volume! 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Pipe Tunnel j om svn:w o�me. -DIAGRAMS NOT FOR H CONSTRUCTION USE HISTORIC BOZEMAN NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY DEPOT APPENDIX E ABBREVIATIONS A/C asbestos/cement ACM asbestos-containing material AHERA Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act of 1986 ANSI American National Standards Institute ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials BID background information document CAA Clean Air Act CPSC Consumer Products Safety Commission DOT Department of Transportation EPA Environmental Protection Agency ID identification LEV local exhaust ventilation NADC National Association of Demolition Contractors NARS National Asbestos Registry System NESHAP National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants NIOSH National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health OAQPS Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSW Office of Solid Waste PEL permissible exposure limit PLM polarized light microscopy RCRA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act SARA Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 TEM transmission electron microscopy TSCA Toxic Substances Control Act Environmental Solutions LLC Page 34 11 LEAD PAINT INSPECTION FOR HISTORIC NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY DEPOT 820 Front Street SINN- Bozeman, Montana �INN- �INN- �INN- �INN- Report Requested By: SINN- CTA Architects Engineers �INN- INN- Prepared By: �IN� Environmental Solutions LLC E DATE OF INSPECTION: 03/06/13 P.0.Box 7410 • Bozeman,MT 59771-7010 Phone:(446)579-1441 - Fax: (406)581-0193 �IN� E-Mail.srogers@)esmontana,com www.esmontana.com �IN� Table of Contents Introduction...............................................................................................................................................3 InspectionProcedures...............................................................................................................................3 DataSummary ..........................................................................................................................................3 Disclaimer..................................................................................................................................................4 AppendixA—XRF Data Report .................................................................................................................5 AppendixB— Pictures................................................................................................................................8 Credentials Authored By: Sonia Rogers, IH Reviewed By: Scott Rogers, CIH, CSP, CHMM Lead Certifications: Name EPA Lead EPA Risk Inspector Assessor Scott Rogers, CIH CSP CHMM E Sonia Rogers, IH PA Region VIII, #MT-R-15691-1 Environmental Solutions LLC Page 2 INTRODUCTION Sonia Rogers, and Scott Rogers CIH, of Environmental Solutions LLC performed a cursory visual and XRF evaluation of surfaces for lead content on March 6, 2013, of the Historic Northern Pacific Railway Depot at 820 Front Street in Bozeman, Montana. This evaluation was requested by CTA Architects & Engineers of Bozeman. The intent of this report is to provide a determination of the presence of lead containing surfacing that is currently present in the building. This report and its recommendations are based upon the evaluation of surfaces of similar type and color with an X-ray fluorescence analyzer (XRF). Reference to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) requirements found in 29 CFR 1926.62 are made to provide the project team with information for worker protection and lead dust mitigation. INSPECTION PROCEDURES The lead inspection was performed by Environmental Solutions EPA Region VIII, Certified Lead Risk Assessor and overseen by the Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH). The inspection consisted of a detailed visual survey of the surfacing materials that may be impacted during renovation. Following a review of the facility the building was evaluated using an X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) spectrum analyzer for surface evaluation of lead paint concentrations. The XRF was standardized prior to evaluations and as manufacture's recommendation and confirmed using a standardized paint sample at 1.04 mg/cm2 during the sampling process. The Spectrum analyzer was used on painted and glazed surfaces throughout the building. Samples or surfaces whose analytical result for the XRF were reproducible and above the 1.0 mg/cm2 for lead are identified as positive for lead concentrations per industry standards. OSHA requirements, EPA, and HUD requirements for lead safe work practices are triggered at this level. Sample analysis results are included in Appendix A. Data Summary Lead containing surfacing materials was found throughout the facility. All original surfaces painted white, grey, green, or silver contain lead above the 1.0 mg/cm2 regulatory threshold. The inspection of surfaces became cursory as more and more surfaces resulted in positive lead results. It is recommended that all interior and exterior painted surfaces and ceramic wall tiles be considered lead containing and treated as such during all renovation plans and work. Environmental Solutions LLC Page 3 DISCLAIMERS This document and its contents incorporated herein, is proprietary information and as an instrument of professional services, is the property of Environmental Solutions LLC, and are not to be used, in part or in whole for any other project without the written authorization of Environmental Solutions LLC. This lead assessment report was prepared based on information obtained during the survey and interpretation of the XRF results of samples. The conclusions of this report are professional opinions based solely upon visual site observations and interpretations of XRF analysis and field data as described in our report. This report has been prepared to provide information concerning the various types and estimated quantities of lead-containing materials that may be present at these sites. Our opinions are intended exclusively for use by CTA Architects & Engineers, of Bozeman. The scope of services performed by Environmental Solutions LLC may not be appropriate to satisfy the needs of other users, and any use or re-use of this document, or the findings presented herein, is at the sole risk of the user. Use of this report for the determination of lead containing materials for worker protection is at the sole risk of the user. Environmental Solutions LLC Page 4 APPENDIX A XRF DATA REPORTS March 2013 Environmental Solutions LLC Page 5 # Environmental Solutions LLC Environmental Solutions SLC PO Box 7010 Bozeman,MT 59771 ex Time Isite Room TN pe Side Color pi 1 2013-03-0609:35 DEPOT Calibration Blank White Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 2 2013-03-06 09:35 DEPOT Calibration Blank White Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 3 2013-03-06 09:35 DEPOT Calibration SRM 2573 Red Positive 1.10 f 0.10 mg/cm^2 4 2013-03-06 09:36 DEPOT Calibration SRM 2573 Red Positive 1.00 t 0.10 mg/cm^2 5 2013-03-06 09:38 DEPOT Exterior Front Green Exterior Window Wood Peeling Negative 0.60 f 0.30 mg/cm^2 6 2013-03-06 09:38 DEPOT Exterior Front Green Exterior Window Wood Peeling Positive <LOD:18.75 mg/cm^2 7 2013-03-06 09:38 DEPOT Exterior Front Green Exterior Window Wood Peeling Positive 2.00 f 0.80 mg/cm^2 8 2013-03-06 09:38 DEPOT Exterior Front Green Exterior Window Wood Peeling Negative <LOD:0.25 mg/cm^2 9 2013-03-06 09:39 DEPOT Exterior Front Green Exterior Window Wood Peeling Positive <LOD:330 mg/cm^2 10 2013-03-06 09:40 DEPOT Exterior Front Green Exterior Window Wood Peeling Positive <LOD:3.75 mg/cm^2 11 2013-03-06 09:41 DEPOT Exterior Back Green Exterior Window Metal Peeling Negative 0.80 f 0.10 mg/cm^2 12 2013-03-06 09:42 DEPOT Exterior Back Green Door Wood Peeling Positive <LOD:4.20 mg/cm^2 13 2013-03-0609:42 DEPOT Exterior Back Green Door Trim Wood Peeling Positive 1.70 f 0.60 mg/cm^2 14 2013-03-0609:43 DEPOT Exterior Back Green Door Trim Wood Peeling Positive 2.30 f 1.20 mg/cm^2 15 2013-03-06 09:46 !DEPOT TICKET ROOM A White Wall Plaster Fair (Positive 2.60 f 130 mg/cm^2 16 2013-03-06 09:47 DEPOT TICKET ROOM Ceiling White Ceiling Plaster Poor Negative <LOD:0.23 mg/cm^2 17 2013-03-06 09:47 IDEPOT TICKET ROOM Ceiling White Ceiling Plaster Poor Negative 0.40 f 0.20 mg/cm°2 18 2013-03-06 09:48 DEPOT TICKET ROOM A White Wall Plaster Fair Positive 1.80 f 0.90 mg/cm^2 19 2013-03-06 09:49 DEPOT TICKET ROOM A White {Wall Plaster Fair Positive <LOD:330 mg/cm^2 20 2013-03-06 09:50 DEPOT TICKET ROOM A VARIES Wall TILE Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 21 2013-03-0609:51 DEPOT T�TROOM A Brown WindowTrim Wood Fair Negative <LOD:0.16 mg/cm^2 22 2013-03-06 09:51 DEPOT TICKET ROOM A Brown Window Trim Wood Fair Negative <LOD:0.10 mg/cm^2 23 2013-03-06 09:52 DEPOT TICKET ROOM A Green Door Trim Wood Fair Positive 1.70 t 0.80 mg/cm^2 24 2013-03-0609.53 DEPOT TICKETROOM B White Wait Plaster Fair Positive 2.60 t 1.20 mg/cm^2 25 2013-03-06 09:53 DEPOT TICKET ROOM B White Wall Plaster Fair Positive <LOD:3.15 mg/cm^2 26 2013-03-06 09:54 DEPOT TICKET ROOM A White Wait Plaster Fair Positive <LOD:6.60 mg/cm^2 27 12013-03-06 09:55 DEPOT TICKET ROOM B White Wait Plaster Fair Positive 1.70 f 0.80 mg/cm^2 28 2013-03-0610:08 DEPOT Office B White Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 Mg/CMA 2 29 2013-03-06 10:08 DEPOT Office A White Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 30 2013-03-0610:09 DEPOT Office B White Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 31 2013-03-0610:09 [DEPOT Office C White lWall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 32 2013-03-0610:09 DEPOT Office C White Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 33 2013-03-0610:10 DEPOT Office IDWhite Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 m9 /cm^2 34 2013-03-0610:11 DEPOT Office Ceiling ���White Ceiling Plaster Fair Positive 1.60 f 0.60 ling/cm^2 Pagel oft 03/07/13 11:04:45 # Environmental Solutions LLC Environmental Solutions SLC PO Box 7010 Bozeman,MT 59771 FW-Pine Site Room Type Sid Color Component Substrate Condition IResults FPb C 35 2013-03-06 10:11 DEPOT Office Ceiling White Ceiling Plaster Fair Positive 1.40 f 0.40 ling/cm^2 36 2013-03-06 10:12 DEPOT Hallway B White Wall Plaster Fair Positive <LOD:3.45 mg/cm^2 37 2013-03-0610:12 DEPOT Hallway D White Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.09 !Mg/cm^2 38 2013-03-0610:13 DEPOT Hallway D White Wall Drywall Fair Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 39 2013-03-06 10:14 DEPOT Mens Bathroom B White Wall DERAMIC Good Positive 3.90 t 2.40 mg/cm^2 40 2013-03-06 10:14 DEPOT Mens Bathroom B White Wall DERAMIC Good Positive 5.00 f 3.10 mg/cm^2 DEPOT FREIGHT B OffWhite Wall Wood Good Null <LOD:0.03 mg/cm 12 42 2013-03-0610:17 DEPOT ;FREIGHT B Off White Wall Wood Good Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 43 2013-03-0610:17 'DEPOT FREIGHT B Off White Wall Wood Good Negative <LOD:0.10 mg/cm^2 44 2013-03-0610:17 DEPOT FREIGHT B Off White Wall Wood Good Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 45 2013-03-06 10:18 DEPOT Hallway B White Door Wood Good Positive <LOD:15.45 mg/cm^2 46 2013-03-06 10:18 DEPOT Hallway B White Door Wood Good Positive <LOD:13.95 mg/cm^2 47 12013-03-06 10:19 DEPOT Hallway B White Door Wood Good Positive 1.90 f 0.90 mg/cm^2 48 2013-03-06 10:19 DEPOT Hallway B White Door Wood Good Positive <LOD:5.70 mg/cm^2 49 2013-03-06 10:19 DEPOT Hallway B White Door Wood Good Positive <LOD:5.85 mg/cm^2 50 2013-03-0610:21 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE A SILVER Wall BRICK Poor Positive <LOD:6:45 mg/cm^2 51 2013-03-06 10:22 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE B SILVER Wall BRICK Poor Positive 5.20 t 3.40 mg/cm^2 52 2013-03-0610:22 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE C SILVER Wall BRICK Poor Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/CM^2 53 2013-03-06 10:23 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE C SILVER Wall BRICK Poor Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 54 2013-03-0610:23 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE D SILVER Wall Wood Poor Negative <LOD:0.07 mg/cm^2 55 2013-03-0610:24 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE D BLUE GREEN Door Trim Wood Poor Negative <LOD:0.28 mg/cm^2 56 2013-03-06 10:25 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE D BLUE GREEN Wall Wood Poor Negative <LOD:0.27 mg/cm^2 57 2013-03-06 10:26 DEPOT NORTH STORAGE C BLUE GREEN Wall BRICK Poor Positive <LOD:7.95 mg/cm^2 58 2013-03-06 10:26DEPOT NORTH STORAGE C BLUE GREEN Wall BRICK Poor Positive <LOD:735 mg/cm^2 59 2013-03-0610:28 DEPOT Cahbration Blank White Cahbration Negative <LOD:0. 66 mg/cm^2 60 2013-03-0610:28 DEPOT Cahbration Blank White Cahbration Negative <LOD:0.03 mg/cm^2 161 2013-03-06 10:29 DEPOT Calibration SRM 2573 Red Calibration Positive 1.00 f 0.10 mg/cm^2 62 2013-03-0610.29 DEPOT Calibration SRM 2573 Red Cahbration Positive 1.10 f 0.10 mg/CM^2 Page 2 oft 03/07/13 11:04:45 APPENDIX 6 Photographs Environmental Solutions LLC Page 8 PHOTOGRAPH PAGE Project: Historic Northern Pacific Depot ES ID: 13020 �y Exterior Beams and supports Exterior soffit Interior plaster walls and ceilings I Interior ceramic tile r White doors and trim White residual paint on surfaces Environmental Solutions LLC Page 9 PHOTOGRAPH PAGE Project: AJM Room 33 ES ID: 13023 x Plaster between wood trims interior Original plaster above drywall renovation 1 _ t Silver paint in storage area Silver painted ceiling area il�a Exterior door Interior green plaster walls Environmental Solutions LLC Page 10 CTA Architects Engineers-Cost Estimating System Project Name 2013 06-30 NPRR Bozeman Project NumberNPRR_BOZ Project Description: Building Area 4621 Perimeter 370 Construction Months 10 Bid ENR Index 5460 Estimate Date 7/10/2013 Division Description Material Total Labor Total Extended Total CcstJSF %Total 01 General Requirements 43,739 101,309 145,048 $31.39 13% 02Existing Conditions 16,106 10,840 26,945 $5.83 2% 03Concrete 11,368 10,845 22,213 $4.81 2% 04 Masonry 7,521 48,481 56,001 $12.12 5% 06Wood,Plastics,and Composites 27,306 59,107 86,413 $18.70 8% 07Thermal and Moisture Protection 100,475 66,135 166,610 $36.06 15% 080penings 17,766 72,131 89,896 $19.45 8% 09Finishes 5,100 57,073 62,173 $13.45 5% 21 Fire Suppression 20,869 36,521 57,390 $12.42 5% 22Piumbing 0 8,314 8,314 $1,80 1% 23 Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning 89,998 67,065 157,063 $33.99 14% 26Electtical 5,622 130,993 136,615 $29.56 12% 28Eiectronic Safety and Security 0 10,390 10,390 $2.25 1% 32Exterior Improvements 23,613 8,995 32.608 $7.06 3% 33Utilities 72.777 0 72,777 $15.75 6% Subtotal 442,258 688,198 1,130,457 General Contractor's Markup @ 15% 66,339 103,230 169,568 15% Construction Total 508,597 791,428 1,300,025 $281.33 Project Cost Subtotal 508.597 791,428 1,300,025 Contingency @ 20% 260,005 Total Project Cost 508.597 791.428 1,560,030 $337,60 Page: 1 V LL"! 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I' 3aa r +nkrrlra9iG�r tlFr�dl 9& I[iris �� i ?lriA titlfl�il�lrli�i Claw MunLaoa aCal.e HL91i]rV E'rmumilrau Ofrju 5udle Lir Fadera Nen_ or nuiaou In my r^pin,ar.iho vopArky_mdma _domm rruL rmmut Wra 0Iimp3md fleginler,:wrtiaria -&�qnffILAr d oonwrrenIIng rsr otl m -Dial ML' or*adL-ral ogm and bumm r 1, a uMfty lhM Ill to pmprrrlyr la: chomalm-m*i iiia I{@a Iw Elmo 0 Jon anLaied In the Kisfiartal Fitinjoter _saw tdildmurlion ghog4 _diiiimrnirep'eTigMe lar tra i+Ia andlIegi"i _aaw strrrtnLLllcn shamg _deftrrn1rmv2 rr71 allplc Ii3r Ihit Nabuhad Fig:alel _eat conFnrlrlicn sham :armevad Irmnrl rh■ NMIanW RAwstor —imP wnflnuAl1pn*4ime elhar la:el: KnT,bdrm Mrj-N2ll KtsL ric m4mel Gallatin CAlunry Mori ma Idem■ �#'1a ° Co,.rnlr wid aul� �. ifi+r�tiom rir►nsuhip m Pmpmtc 11td4I(a 74.1m wr of ko�rrca wi$.in fhopw-ty il�Ity,-nr,� t�e���rrr�:s lir r.gLryr d = ]I�,rs�+ric It tt7l t Sd,qU.%ar mi'aard*Oing P6o LNrGav pmr#kmsly 4 siL hR°W k0i3�ROOkbOr I F 7 stra tures _ ObjeCIN f Lire MO mmil"P uFm :rda 0 til TOTA1, k Funulprm or U Fuad vw, ikersd Fwadtk". Trimrorl;Li+r,rt r2fl-iolulE`+l TTaarrsparlaffimlrai.I ATO v'ill r;rwPt xwi1flg. a nimill ladlily, alw a,gx C+ MMCr=&"r-EhOu.SC �rtsn��-r�+:;�vart•6tFus� 7 bfiijon An I11Ie-stJlaiiflr_.M i n. LIIrl ; Lato VLOnri-ko: P4`!'°,v,1,.lI m ip,rndMlm- prinurrLe, sLone L le 190 -LK- L-4tfly Ali CkMury MwMOMD11;- VI`awk • 41N wuUw' �rlirkp a mpTe stmt Other, Wr-uvi Oyffimmiml, V@ lar, 114 vom b[NIK rneol: ,asphalt, mshe{res Vhw WFPP ,sWOU hIJAIJ 411P Names DLwi jA m The NuF[hem PAULTCo'Sluty Mill lAiMOtit DWziLrl h jummd Iti d W 1hortlleMl 13 NIOV Of BOUIUMn. l COUL8d4p Alld COILT-dUO I 1 Ih rik Fat1i : Main Inc, the Nomhm PM& Rail YEA. the 51arx Mill Split Litre and wwml amodiawd bumdiupp INIM tires and silex. Phylkolly U anWd and lbecUkaUy rr dlad by & pncsent.V Or L11C 0311213lt VAtlCYS U "I rA Lorrid,jrs„ the dlsMG1 i.s .L.AjpW Land sar}lotm tvm tignirwmni Coaftnirati ms 4IE r Lida ch PYAe.3si4 artih3wadrallly Jbim mv. rk-M]UTO Umt wiw 0 ftuill Adtam QLtd fbenj pumts, 71L r gt up< p of pfoperil" are ilnkc� by the 'y'tttihan Pack[O Mery krill Spat LLac, Vor ihr-w wmwis, the lame aw rloo-Litrur I'cumres L�r the dc.,trLti haw bcUn coal atcd wgolhrr us unu COlIvu t Ud IN(C imed sysl-cm tir I"Taliall. Tli �?)ulhem. tum of ihic dw6nme.r.& cilmig a portion of the NoribM FMave main lire. It inclOcs Lhc bi3undAria of khx k1rWa9l 4M Nd]rtberm '1*a a fit' rivN-of y in iceman bbd gcoarelly i llawrs the WiKmme s-of PcaF wad Fri'w Stme-L3 of thI` Nrjztbt!rj, PU�ft Addi I io i, :I% platled in IM. The C-M[Crn bCWUT Of$hC dIA trirL'S therri arm iN the hj[%mUkw Rimd'k Dry 17reAk Emsi,�h R_Lnc gra&-.,L Oislipa ,gwgraplw itmorc [taut Twks parpcndirull;kr it' the Nwitiern Pwft ma,111 floc isU umc mxwd Ow Mwkm km A giNal lvl4go Oat wm mmo#AA h} Nionumm R.Ml Link in dam. Tic w=wm boundary of A 1 arm m tkot sfKn o h erg the m4la, rine crmsub I +AKrO;)rI ' 71709k A430v4 io mi pm rare ow rx a rc kits, 5, f� Z. bw d i n No* I D3 nr 1 qc *+miliarn r u ffw Addi I inn. Clhv,c Icayinit 14+4 mrlin 1 nt. iiwc botLndario rrl Ow t1:a*C's northm &rm vomiX7 m L* On of Oc AP Story Mill Shur righl .0t-wary, Appmr1wavAyIlli kvc north Of I L M21 line, tL diktriirt InpljIndarjo CXpand to JhAudc an krquuiar parodl of Limy itl dw NW V'a N11V4 of Section 5. !4nmsbip#Soul h. Rang 6 psi; MIPMr OE #1 b94 ill dCC4 AJC 101.9 Fogd -50 131 IPIC C101Purill ODUOLTY COLIF1114MFg.U� Wc[f ea UrtLllCILLu of fur 1 14 7 wid IZ24. ujwt Which ft' ViAl I ur sld.uirh1rrhuU-.C, (Hi lluim h akey Atilr ion Yurdiw amd Lbc St . ,'till mm,pIcKts arip lucal{'>;1i, W3 Fv+Is IKA�-tb UWBA Prm ;KU dHoI L_inJiL-A ';I WrS CPA11 111[:-I1T of I he ruler nr Nn I I'll lr 11 P.1 l k sltvicc NATIONAL REGISTER : HSTORIC PLACE CONI J I NUATI 0N S HEET +.'c,rrl1lr rlutui 4'I ;y p,,11 l:ll'. ,Pul:ife,%Im Mill. H&Larir. Upbatb:i PW i GralUtIn Cuunty, NIT Gm or rhe tml% itidurlriiLl brm in the IGhi.lot.hr1 Vjij1wyr, Ihr N-PTIbUR F41jF1C&01'y MLll HilMirie Viilrioa is i!14: FIY WJ In,gicl-00 frr'nr Jo Aurivwndirl a 1� its paiwru ti`+I 1opmerii and amoclaliorl. TJtc souihrrn portion or on ckllilriici Jatj *�ihin tine NIlrtherh N011c Addilllon, 4whIch wall: plawivd rw JiLtiha V. Wrgeri Lh i9m, ihe3 r of rare n4l.r'ad% rrrrlvA b BI.Miana>w I'm] isadlito11 wry Ball owrr on ;� will Iw l) fail I#TIRO wrell-wi41%:rwl expi6riw of f.9 r%L] rilrh the�ortMrryon,11v'!! u47rrarw.a4Lol•tl eQgv. The iiiiiiWrn rminlcm of the dlsirlcr Is far 1ni incal ly QLsr Aor"T. w,l1h Rrrc txcopa4cirr int;rhL : rm'ia cm cl"iuxed nc;Ar the point whwrc IlOfi milin, Rocky a1141 81rgVr Q'Mk-. WQ-Fgr LO Lr i-wilr the East Gnilstin Ri` ar,lL mm)w Iritiamy w thi Mlswuri RiVtr WiliCh nFQiDLLtM wme thirty-five mllcsl w the iii PrlhlAT,91 HLIW FL rlre %oiy Mill end the Norilliml i`acipe< mR1 n lij= cxisl rclmlivrly opal flLrin mind wokand% wi lxdI im Thr timwatly inlrmiwe rile 13f Ibc JdAhIM 1 111 Colop arra, whiCu hard r, the N. P. righi-xfs y co the write Arad vra; liftntldrrtalFy luded frq4jrn this Wrvt dWe to lU rtin-hj%tI3rW "161M The Nordwro Pulif -51ory h1111 Hl<oilc DWrict i� "inip ti of fil Jtrt imrlrllr ic'nlrnc-rcial anki rc*-I h:IW 00101ggT wwwreA and: slro&- Of Iliose resnlirces, S(] arc cowrlhLaup nro Ili ore wnAdm4 noilconlrlbuling, The primary a-arui:lerilL ironp feJUMS of LMO e11.31Flct art. lhiu Nurmcin Padril amon fitle and lath Story MIA 5plir mile, rlgb1-0r-4Va)-4, wbieh ge.rrera4v dk-ulc2 Lbr rIlstritis limur rrial➢errr. 10flocling Ifowr o3arw ph;mes Pf Bo i qn'� 18$2-1945 dm clapnicni, [he niaJority Tkfr the dilAtrki'K rcmioirc,ch arc ulll.1mrlan. fregrtKS tfrail WL-Tc Mr151d bctWXG1 JW tirtd I(A5. The xf pm-ew lack of]rsYui li.rig w hitu turr.i f,we rM in INC -di%t3•icc is tntlrtLat n) Ise II:t d r5+c, pragmittic Ou rac rr iq 14tH .S w-. pi olimige d bivoriciLl ckvck�pmcn t :md rtizai j IN", d icrliinnlcq�° Nhrr3j,ghQj11 thin pl chA' ini 011n ricancc.. Par throe rc.Ew s. R b(1Md r15FIRe GI VYIQ aTc rtil)rMAtC4 in 011 dhrflCL A.1 m rrwmw of sawimig i.1me aoll com, i:he I*Ml ern Pallic us-NJ IbLglily wio tiv, Ru iGaardl7c4 pht;ii Wz Inc outruL=Lm Pin,d rrilrlatenaricie of nearly miry camponerlt or inclf �Irirrl �%I�m, lrlOWO109 FIWAI OLIIIillrl9Sr krKt 44t1¢lr„ 101 fe�tl�s, $i�tl� uwd A liuge of rhhjcv milnor hems. T 11CITI a iead 11W.11iLgti PY= IWNC "i-ark w%jii ros 5R onOy rc ne crs Imp iaarl flemnaA of p eflod raillecad iocliwa o&,CdgLU04UiAg 11379 UCbU1LX1lJW. Uri p1e1M h JdYgL fr0k td .bap bkg 1bk VMual qtr LiL the dlsulcl. The ow acgtion it) ads gultcrxil irule, Is khat- laad rdiwl plim were not i;Ad for the CLrANHULAIA331 Of 110 Ncirihrrrl P:Dcino. Pws" it Defwt,wh30i wry miAIfi.d Im 1R23-24 by ISS m"- lied Prr_d Will:um, who inl l ripummIA ck,13ctlt--of the Cradtfmirrl j&md 11'r-dirk! ScI w]N or dee iyn. J�I+r3nQfljA I;}l Q4: Revival, aad Walcth CominurLiuI&cY1:k,futr1wdL.ag< -Stepped ptrarltKts, touhdvd]. cNil� Uind Wrlwrl4rllt�ll, � lir l9f ra.�5:17r1i11>i 1'1vwitl;nirr• are parllcAhrly r%•io1 nr itt 1h3V ri:raarrrlry QcltnmetcUll Ift4 h,111.:l bimllLllinyps of OF Swr� 1VIi11 c4iimplc3 ii raj, a lawr exient,otl SILK VLNIltilti 15hingItC howw tumplo In eainymi, Iho I1wd MilktN FC5011.00L BL the MiA Coinpla tg -prkibubly of pot[or ii bofly� otigo.whrl-h ifie J aifict`s non.rwonr+ blalldlrigo lard to inn'Irld.kraw a variciv iV vrmal:uiw desigro. 71FL' dihl.Eid alsil �3Cf55L iCt� � :r.�E 5i rrrl-ic nt t ta. hie r rur ,. Tire hrfl> i�lt + anLl irrr>Iliern f*a Yfir I�lilrrend a � y,,cnrT>lly de;.fine the pmllilvers of tl lr uta aiiO pr45enL Vi%LI[Illy pFrLIMINClil rt PW5 Of this r4111T09d laa Ipr- i 1tW xIpjEUM1 I'CAU a OIti51.7 dimric.L Irrflwdc ljxfy and IIiLizcirnrtn Cleclis 416.logcmaT wf h Brldgr C;rvcK provided 1%7w4r tuLhc Smrw A'W c,-rm3p1cx rrm!i 1&92-195LS via the Stnfy hill zaifiaf sywiv- rVr3ri oFm farAfiL mda U13C owd cvtmLuelly .I,_r4i5 info Rucky Cr" is 3bill q sJ"ifif-Altk 11IFINl,1 i-i-31134c Of Ell-L! MA [11 th;ni ill l;in tired !hu J&Ai11w AIM-Lhc En I Irml rn i Ll is OW L21 in VE ll�., ir.smie� lir L + %nd Will am McMim. Du In Their YBrir ty nr liniermlar l .Fr1rFi1GF aertlrl: furiciiWs. litre dr.. Ftpilowi of Ow.5 10 MdILLrCcIkJT;ki rC&ImrirY. (if tflc Srr*r, NIill:NONF11lertl 1PACf FIC HMEWk Di5krid We bmtl Fevitalewl by Flrrlc'Liun as X17kLL J phis: Nia Finii. Thu 16luraL� nr rte:: ioh,ewniirimi groupft of nwitrm arc 4kmcribW Ciral. '11te prirltary frntarc, €holt. mon"s sci11 activo cagi-'KCAL Mo. in Ilnc all I L5 -%uti fmifttres will he desrrlhe-4 first. rolk)wcd lw i11c wafir_w buUtUngs, Sr r Urctutax awl s i:5 ar I he ral I yLrr d orad .5pu r I r3cR% rwx 4,x-A WJ4w United;l we%.I ttwm at the Tr3wiar 10011011'al11rk I NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATION HEFT &vivM ilulrlbe.r 7 Nirrihw-n Mfi ioryry 11+1111 HWrilc 131-aria Raw r hatin Caur y, MT Fal lowinE Mise de#wrLpii0rh, 1hr- Stmt/ ;dill Spur IHtrn k &sLrll ed,fbilawe-d b� the hilildih4%, 5'1Tt1C:1M%Itrid lriTPS 11191rl,g thn MATURE #U. TVA NrlMhiff1L Parillk 'N"17k k,tw, I eigrW !t-CjM f 1-2.lq The pwrtiarn Lir the Nitabitru pawifi: Maim Eaciov cuaZiinmii Wirhin ew dibiti i resLN wlIhin it t=2'3rrr ok=[vAned 40 root linL r right-0,-way M1113 a wid r st.Wjaa pf f an thrr rorkh side. Tl,rCe.Widgm carry it atiE-tmS v atenhgn-:� Of a.tsndwilizuj iltsigil,thr again lean Tracks run :eking the cmiesif or- orthD 1`ipL..ir-%my amd are Eom ral of%vidrd sLmI T-1`3111 pair' la�l XM 15"aparL. The cmck rtms ria and b NpMrd to c€ca.nrcrrtaacJ wandrm o ilea, whichr orr °L'W 143a.R, 9'wirJa-Md 1`i, 141 r Iter.. and placed 2(r ccnler W ct:olcr. &bCj tie l+lalrs and rats un'--Mn WFOPIC11C Uhe ALAWAu1`e. In MM 110n i0 IM tFAtki LhtmarvF#Z r a -YAWi ty rtl Ulbr F liar r€;aturr-% arc pTi m.r ua. LIW Nrfrlh;rn Faudk 1`l lel'- y. lnOWdTlig; the IMM-11h6ra NkifilI± pale liter S Lelugruplt and lcluph t:wires, nEm mm ASM and boLL-cry ham, M2 in l." atu'af humsi mid a Ike .A ktough many of'Lbe pr- 1`51 I rack ma lc ri2L, am auL of'.h.isiork ar-due la zeatin ued apgr &ai Z by Riuh Lua NurLbvzn anal, iatCTr Mnndar.-.i Rid Unk, t1ic afigiml deep o®aigamaririn,salting and locali 1`n posen an ouk ward appear. Lm 1had CIL ly i--iciT111 CA 1v it�rnrs ;i nd i hOWLIU. mr-Cure LEAP MFIVeYS 11M 1114SI rfal aSsudaijuns nr aw T=ounx. Tho intvyra h of i hr Tr-,,m i vc i'L N r l).-r rern ltir-•cd La's I L= u:Stl lYllt AV W. use sinM I W When tlm sarlgblu! I rgi weir Lal Silt!ilarkV, Ille ri`+M UHkl d* ti Uf 4.cr,rl %WiLt rt2iM sl Trude elrtlrAi.ng al 'U Ctxl !Irsd llrrw bridges axnhiag Q-v Mill and lkn. cmrim Creek rltaie mpm ure hi toric, aria silor,IJ tit ciiroldc red Furl and parol or the Ntriherra R:r+ifi Main Lirlc. rll ',�+�_I. �l 1,�f m�Ir 'ta�rtn'truliinle 01 siblo (IC31911. Ilhe MM910 SIK»r M1111 f'rca Il ridge 5uppurh the hlorl hum I'millu MAh Littc as it aavct—,Mitl Crmk, *filch R-DIA's in ti gcmrally tirsti:he n data-mart thrirugh Ow Northe-ril pacif-rt EUil 'Yard and MIDI? Milly mW With 9j3L,%,V Cr k. 117le as aLLtlg NILMNI'd WMisls of ail vorktele 510% Ihut ve -supputled by �I �ICrLI11t�R'1$L+ and 6 II">b1 qurlc 14IMoUgh Mit origJAI.I. C��tL�t�r�l llsu tli5� �i�ls9tir"�Lt�l�°t u1`1`r pD,RWW111tOpq-7( k0aitl0t+ 90it112jF tl i$q, roulldrIMIF alid 11raAltirrMWp, I'lle aLwtrtPs FFM Ihie 0rlri;n33 bridip r;t1 x 1111 Ist In-otrl in i he k Istel. FEA211-MRE;*IB-Liras Lim.Bowman Q.-k 1.41 jaurjura) �Lagatlibutin Of p ,iML, -.ii arida rd ircd kpr The 1-Aw dim Aridp Auppom i1he 1`io;v a damc�a -n W la rgOj Fewoywl Nov Irl-Ari Pldf c L l)w I Ina r�,5tk ��, 00rh eftonaw 11w 11` ilIL Valk-y teeLW"D 1919 JIM W6. Tb-t rirntdEing Low 1;kBr. IZackAgv mill 134v rrj�grr 'l1`,* ji:gtkill'kaill graphic: CWuf Uhal flkw% to a p°ntrrlly, a,iri:bura dirmflini and tVcrLLually mcrZv *it6 Ri R:l,% Cmpk Ito rr3frri Ihr- C-Ast. G iil-4Ckn R#vr;r. Tint v LWj; hAliarlK SlrwtuTr fs -a 3- Spar 1F"CYA 61'*�l;?r brltl tt-�- I�01 J I ialg Abul lWoLs mn9l t*,u ph-raof v0vdi, 5-pile btmit.-.LFL •S &I M-hpam Tam a4'+m,61 $s xp Talton deck wilh to watkw,ay anis: herd railing on thap mal 11` 61dc� T'ht: 0rtoge mLogrrLy a)I dtii�n. lilateVUIs, lm!atioh. fvllGe jon and gtn L a}p rn,nci. EEA (=:.6la 1`r,11.1w DmWmn ('Fmk Jlldidw,part-IM 0!Dr9"- Nrs.a�MairibUrtin Of pia.%sthlo h11114 oWtood do—Nien, Ili€ ] Ulm Lime 11kaltinl m 4ee1r)drudge supporLs tttc° i;re;rl I.[nL- Irwk][Aw AS 11 spAl+F 11-cross 1 YA,111:4ir dick. `EL �-,apao �rWge ldiiiwcr, oau=tc ibut-mere Ls and pier Ns sell fid;-I Wid lily, ballar,tt#tl wAlk*" mod pili, rAin r iirl 11ir, morth!dde. 11 Is prnkahly nal historic- Nonrl hole% do "dr wovio appMrlrlgm quad hplclionr - Of Isl.rlrbrlr` ircri s A411 iM W0..ZAly Of IL�aI4111, je-1LAI 1g, afilj Igir. MATIV89 ft IU MihmalLm Dew Cry* I#ymeh Ugerrr�tl�. 1� 1E!Lg t+-0miafkrrlrint th-L�CIA011 Wuftdau r}f lhr- dimnicL is *cll m 1141; Northvrr F'';rcifl4 Yj4(d ti IhC Dly CFMk F�M7Kh L.Ine grjdj! of LAC C Chip. Milwalikeg i4nd 5t. f"aul Rnl wkv, and 1a0&r thv- Chic,dai, &1rlv,,aukejL, !;-I. RAW and ft-niir, RnJelmd, Which 15nce UniU SLAva Dep,artrnuelL Of Llau lnit.m-r l'aiiUnai Park SL:r4rlt e: NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES NTINUATION SHEET Section iaurilik-r 7 rri-ther33 P3Li3L Lrxy M-LU FCustrxric Di�-Lrii Pv6v ° -i Ga Ia Lin 03waty, MT Lrastme : the N rthrm PariRe Rail Yard via a w mlca arcbdc bridge. DEvernacuJar cumlrucLiaiL RLip marc LhLu 3U d;;i:L: in 1Laaeor anTW miarr than 20 FuvL wide. Lbe grade: iE. a visually prrbnuiacnl: pr dud r,f ParlhmbAnig 4Vhkk d wlkn it s LhA- cas I—em bamulnrw raE tbu ru11}yard. ALL1hou vh aht s1W1 raf, w laden lie& aurd ir{:Al e v my rcuw2vOl within Ow ius! i1L-v p, 4, Ilii;ki-i l3al A mead ulf Ehit grade %arvTo-%, prutv-m ing inrcgfiJv or inr4iiiin, Wiling irr:.41grl, rrlalCriaMla An•l wr43rk1r1aap-h1ir. [AlcnJirig ■dj®ttiL irk 11ne Nurlheen Pmirw Malo Lino:Ahirig Fwal 5r[rccl hCIWV.L Er hrw1h 1 handway nihil N0r0 WAhm Avrmwst i� the distriri'% srTrllhvrn Id-MAT of huddh3 s. This imchilmr1lral grouping n LNjiacmd ti} Ihr• )U Lb tPf 1hr mrsru 4raeIy Jorwd rr-noiler Lill i%d4L�irlal;uod rtcik-niiat hgrw15 "F i11iv 1+ieliiberri Pacific Addli.i,ln acrid to rhe r1i1-111 t' 11r jIMMI K(jrlhk-r I1 Par4tf L R,il Y;.41d M Ij 15 c0hJi quo! eta, Lhe Wa Umv Ihaw:il,fh a ne,rw irk 4iwr irldkmlr411 5rfflt% Mild-5iding-q. J llad A -:+ t h),oL getwr whl.'t4 Noylh Brnadw-Rv rmcals the ir1 ck*, this Nan1wrp1 Ilal=irtr Frc4g1tl Fitiwge 1-9 Is lafp% dvash-4 015-arl i-0 1!e-!Dili-5-r-Dry swra ge WAV wil h a r wt ufiar Ilnol plan end is nflowtiw of Mand ,rdizv4 4lusign, ng bibud Ings�Irrmrtaeativl 1111cmlg welaisrs Uf Itw0 S')I -P 0M4V"lI etas WjIHdU4MS,Uq elillpr 51do of v cvatsratlp i Lvl MIALn 12nLlwlpm 1B ilrda 9Idr< (noft)A:U wlrjtLM Willulas 14 1arge Ili' R 45' k-Win bad, 24+gri of whkit atepaltttod rind and iiia_ F7_IMAIn! 1 elf UIfhICH 9W niil'hIVIL IfMCN111. NIL NOW ih tla'4-AIi11P1 '111"Ali t1rW11iMp 13(MTk111:ar L1111MM113M. j!ir0ilf1111k1 r Fr11 Ihr purpl.ilc of WMW4 ttuck Iraff u. The buildirkOv-& hkmd 4,ritik ar[d mndSjoat! wMiruLtua (calami w1diel eaurkilrg gild MUL earl .adi -rta'ertWr4C frturld Irl kl& i'hD Ilaw POC111 22111t FDLrf 6 L:ove<red+frith preen atr:pllalt shiri.10a mind is hiklihLoteZ q a vr0uLuF,ln#-ftLvc-%. cxpt �cd I al-Lam, and luo olTsel ChaI1M&r,,,Ome Mick mnd wc-- ml!tsl.jind dewramt dvl-siliq v each fable tiwil, 71w, rix)t tixic ley pawfleL to Frorit £itrecl AM Ih"- irRvkk: Tj�c*w`9i-pEtsf--rV■j deign i}r IhL; freight d,Ll%-K ii, sompOirij tip Nar1kcirn PU fic vApM RkLfu; enc. wor, typkml of sin11Wi bufldfinks buill by Ihw' raitruiod i.n the idle niiecteenLh and curl) tiliclb 1odlitur rr And my Wo mme from NoTihere Puft mix-k plalis. A rLe:ath liletilic-0 a<praJrlphc of Lhis type of ar trccllrramon. fdr 1wtanw. be lowid Wr 6 NurLh '44'ulluuc arlY4LiU+r,Wbivtc IhwS N, vusksi rla led a cc.lrJd frL:1 Lr JW"'e ih 1011 l i{i blslaw r r l}mp aa: With Ile llel11"Ukdo JILMd. *jt�UL hUd enIiaLm Bultuvimb gad bucdd wrab titwulColis -Mmkss l;w N111Ln Istrut the picViLtaJts Y-CLur. p h%A �Irebelg llaqo lir 01, ILIEAMi0h,S-tlill�,i1LsLp. hitl letink aurtJ w ari=vxhip, ilk, Narthein Piiciftc L5rdot f Uwx is elf pritilak� nL4niial;3MV let the DkIrlut. P-P-At JRE 04: Ellis ganft and Cam Try R`mLln ru, rc-gWit ETLdlW' GantrlilIm I� t} ML.)ng It& NOFthcrn Pacific Main Line Lnli F'roni ',rreci apprroriratel:y Iwo blocky No Lhe wesi, st„rnd fOur sirlalICT WJrchUll!u UmNlrucled on rand milw Awd 6U in a variicq rkf k°rmaculair sty[o. Ihme kadimrLun rcsourm grit coniki tL-4 Ira Ih9 Msih UFK hV u bhwart,.UAB'"U t iAlllk dal sp-ia All of Obw build'inp Aso fare Froom or C aticiri4%" 51rcris, Mile-~ r"MLYhIIflg h+ ll4 13iL and- t k:wrvi Wlidg.vthi+ Lur&Jl� Far Ieis Fw.1 erncihy jh= lh-c more •imuatLy pramincnt Nordwrl fPueLrir- hwrildJnp rill L1Itiw !;id-Q, Ihow h1kir,rl- -.r,•s . li&PLep, NOMNiher With IAC" a'aimi©g right-of-+kale fcrLtr-.�F talop1W.W FUICHUCS 21111d n31Ufal VC-SE921lLIel, VISMatl%' FL1i,1t01LC LhUl ilISE111IL`L'MW pr1wnue iDf the} Norihorn F o-vilitr• rail vorrWuid and, kke,wM- hrip Lo di3Einpfsh for d6triw_i rTum its pwinuipally wshlunlla"I :acct-luElOmp ifi, Nit SMIr1% Thu laspr a n®d mv%L Isrlu5tlal iaf rhea h111M0n f5 04 elle! rl I IN BIM Ild1" ;191.11 0711M IM Ily WJr4~hr1h1 .r1 77-5 YL� -( 03ITrFlelWK411, rree� This iLrL��L1a i, ritiirt• atd.eltta+_hnYi-�aiae; +a r lla.ww Iva iia ilrrL M r tku r i�lallr �Ie�9 iG+ r�M •+,oau,:r1mria:rrl0 fL3WU,Llntk10. Clads vn.Llmf f In �1l�Ilri,��-d sledSildltlt th�, billlding �1 akF��� -ALI �-4pilknelI IL:4,1 dviiigli dM wrisI5e, of Flvo4" rr G cilmnrilips on Lha~m, 11. (C#]ItOltihaiud Street}olevallon and chic, ism SILK tionl<cam olevial.11au, ail of WWI.1 i1, tL;C- C° cl,lkela Irlr lfil dowi m th-Ill ary ekwcd toppQ lma IC lir 3rafi LhC QtUUMd 10 ifsa:ilttul12 delivery getvice. The itlirlhi-rii (Track s i0c) ,-Ir t r 1 a lint hey is ifigbliip kited by Ia g6bkd In tFLe rwil' lKrp vmdcn d,_wrn jkrW a tLl dingy PLERIFUrrn, 'FIFLti hUi JLnw'S phir lihd 1!1.1ppLq-pbkt rwI i� m6U CIWI lit gUIVAhi L40Cl r4M f lean A tl�Vrh�iL�inv 1-`4va &- wLU us a ridg line 1hui ]-.i loris aha 1-, 11p7.rmih1= r,7"Ili Imo. UnittJ SLBLn IMPrMFILMenl ill kho Imitn r Katirmnal Park Scry3m NATIONAL REGiSTER OF HISTORIC PLACES CONTINUATI-ON SHEET Stocdon i36fT+1r1tr 7 NOF ttWI[4 l'.Al1C.51{IT3 x41III FriA1.}rjc ' ALTIV I'ag 4 (141411n ffoi�jlNIT parid1ca w CuivmrmxQ StrmL and thk [tala:l;r, Pkwcmjl?g n(grLIy iof lrca fvT sodng, dca4 ®mi-r,ah aad ror mim&Wp. the EJ5 Si=1119Y nerd COMPally WAMh0u 0 cantrI6mial hri IdIng'w11 hin Ihe. dh-W%-.y FaAl-URE #S. LklliNV S(QMW W OkEM -j P&&qrCD4 u°F Adjaccitt uW til LhO WW Of ft EM&BteceYINY rad Olin",my+►rwhvrr6p is mils* H3FiIl w3ru siarl: mIS[use 24 701 1FLR3DI Stretl. vorimolar*uwa m lmi --i !vc-ti,gnvl*r w all plan aaaid rests ©a 13 Eoillu eicrsWeae fi vu daa loo. 11F by1miieltilza], r uouzzi facade +LotlL iris riT Tm i it' it-n"cliet l ngw with U rgc mcwr d ars slid load lny. dura lid well m 1r mC L%Vr,�hanp, ked wpr,and 4b eMet -mo4il iC WinslnW, 11te ll1i$ lj lingr$ r rn a]s a inclkides !: m%v operrihnilp of SiMiILV Airmcaimm, with: illegal door-- and lksa€ii by tImM. T1,. jcw p ilcil gohlr. rinnF Idmiures amurliaWng aAwm mn4 an roMeL Tnc:ljll chimnvy.with ; nidi 1[ue IhJL 0j perpendicilLit to r-h-ml -im--T Liald Mv- tracks. 'Th@ him mmil ivo irlod I IN i"I1 opdrn I ng,s in chi.; W141 ng ind"m Wit 11 my havo hou a r0plFraLed'A-11 re laiLNIAK 11 Ofiv time. Milk the ndiji florz o1' ff mxwj fInkih w4d ciw1k ul Mndrf►hs de-1ramawn rhe 4Tk1FitPelrllrfLl s grrpficW0 Or ILMS WMTtih'Itra:, it PILaM IhLAML5 pW5cS*U.$ anl+cgrllit of laa�kr1Lrn,W-1;11Ag arta d�%Jgm. anal jr,, lhagfoIo. A itrilautirl; CleaLa_rll vokhm th- dhoi 1. FT.A71,T E #16.IOU MilrWII Wwnhcl .pre-VAN. ftilding;1: Gxffitri�� Aliltrml rnfl frm 1hr wrr.t rif thr Harrtumnr ;irrsrtr¢ Warirhrim-4ip ir, 1hr2 TrIhn MiiAril W-iw'hrmner AT DIY, T7mni 4tirrerr SIL ft'I{rCNA, Imp•.Mohlswr.gpIKldlry ,At'llb a itjw-m Floor p]in -und :i raWF1451IMl les aW1 Clad d°lIL1 eIy ED CrQrrliYtW Llti WL11g, Somt ilrvl+lilcb L& ruslod 4.11 U.154410FA. A lama 11,Y x I r' icwlllg p>,ort gran i pail tlo mmp anti i3 53npi1 151t t +=wiqt�p l W ,11,�,W pie p + Hl Fc nA 11hv_ Wliling',4my lh (HOMI S I reell) eliwm w Pix rr 1a%i giahlc f h"I urc' 4!m L'i IIANg4ag pp,,, a !I}dgw line aml is ��iixi1ll�J 10 11W mr + tfnd Intimi '-f1K John 1�lit�hd�ld %' itri�:hpw Inst-�iI�' f4 r11k`-i,rrlrfli It1rl01g,4ftigtlr taarla'tros mid worlcmam%Wp and Ls i comiNting eleManI W1011L the idismel. PEAT rRs*7s LicFrau 9Mp@M WDmEr-VmA ( Coni,, AdOo tilt h ad tri thi wmL of this Wd tartan scriLs of wvffrr=ht w,_i is LISM of the Lindsay Fruia Chmpany ne.7211 Timl.S -t.. Th& deldrLbNll 1ti, r1L tLctry aueumerdal struclLire pk a. a rectampina Mar plmn mild a9 Mo>7rknimetr rimandadion. The OH10*1 poiPfla ift of tbk MUM Lag IS briek and cbnsLl3 Of a f`asatn9 4rlca1-bd fru'al fwlatll:) a mAfifum takra m,and edc I:rmie- (Ma-ate dkiUM12-13dag WwWwS fain [tit ilmt sand wrA cL-yab cps. A hric ei-im &sway is Wso prLmerilt nLi *C, huiWjnj'& regi 1 1a= T1w rWgp ig One gsbir mor rola "Hot iv From 51rceE aW thr ii-mtks and rcu Lois twcr clhi mnDys,a ars e3! fYI IE9l rrq"jntv aud 1}i4 a lifer 41! [n LaL A &JIM �1j2l76t Sara �a1WLFLi.inq `wi el-prs' is premmil on [he h.Lyl[dinLes west 01PY,11kill 711C hdilding Awl conlilika wmrA mmWm end cormg-jaed mi_ aW additfunsr lnduding s Bmand stnry de&i m [ibe Arr&lalPre's y.t:rkr Cly'&� Win. A drLarril-addi inn mulailna fa r Eas€men] lend twu p h-uvE.win&—Ywvs. Gulbuylli[np Inclulk Aaw°r-al -nrali ell(*U W1il c Ibe va;<TC n adds lens to Ibis SLruEfu c h ve fdfrnintNhnd it-. 0rL:hiIL-4-;1A J I !.ignifPIREIL� it Mill "A- ii11:�Pi j ar LILI:J U rn, *:1 hfl rr and mAirriiuk mind i4, as a Malt, a on- i I,Wti ng Ole nlep I *m1II i n 'hide adim rjr�q, IFkL? aptly Nitil-IIL�h @ e _ . D+bp+n� d saund lel- �I�e�irL�]=d�f>,tn'hvli Appil')XIAM1e1y Orh! I)TCV-1i * l r+r thl: L-tadmily Fruil Comps Wareluw-a is Me Narffivru I'aci C PWA01 1LI1T Ilt-p[I't eft M Fr.,ml Sm-el. 111s mkidsett, d&Tachrd. IbraC 3ndl-rine haJJ=slax Prwiaie Sivrc dt-pot his an imc wiai nki-iF plan and sits va is 5L7Jf L' 411lniTi'i FLpundall,nft. Its gymuirtrical famde is 1tlmke_� illlo 1%.-I W'—tlr`ns rhL_ Drip_inal 1992 rm— LL gala Ir stirELct re anil Il 199--Z,4 FM11,ngu]zkr a4iffiLloa Tbr nmer ras[ero s[n,rture MelSiSM rof mo L11•lmtt enLraoct—. and clghE 3' 9 T 01312-f3'Wrl_r-40rl dcmbk-G uag w1ndue s wi[h peAm mc4A rrlullam andsandsnrme lenicls. A largce projeciing Liarmcr YM6 a lra`hlr-ld ra cit Ewa ill,? 1n4.1 h rlro I.,& all[t.l-(:lstFM Clea Lkin or Lha;ora&ul strum um The r+risdml wc*trm eddrtirfn ounsism.of ma large 6 x 10' Ib.)-ling ba'-. `i be bF(.rwn, 113rMhOd VIrc,a�uek h Tick ami rmtira ii,Irn LUTES Irma srlld ra coursing and r 1n&5cfpr', 711thrIACD hippod-rc-iff is craxlr e d wilt Emy W;PlLmlr AIngle Ani (mu to, t1ibiindlvc Ilium m vich 4atd, owthanging Lmym+v1111. PI IP,I'ren••,-.—= DMAW1lord Ish-u.--* lJnlAN] Swire hepar I it-'Trl 101 thn Intl_r I.I- Noiilaaal Park Se'r lcr NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTC)RIC PLACES CONTINUATION SHEF1 &- tlin nnmiwer T Norlhtra F'nL-�[1-'wj&nry MiA l-AWFiff DiWirt Pa Gi llmirr C untv, MT "NLal RNM Affil An AfAel I)Prl;ek eninuicy- Tait' irwf mIR I!. I lrallcl Nr, alit- lra and khip greet- Die 4cpera atwl Pumorw ,Jktiiklkii%T• t-Rrnyrs aikv& the fw,)e1k942 dixas tor«VIVA '� II ,. �,. IIeM Pod is hltljlladl Wet Is dill, desolr%:,: IPir Incl 11bL it Via-pPf I}t-,p.allrtcd Itilick, 'nunlss i11 lar.r na124130rat try ON: h0rkWWAl ving.+hu-44 of ncc l!�'.4 F rl Wifimm add iiotr.M*01 as IIt bMiW Qan:LE1.0 IZrt ] I(Kit flin l flul Uva i ht►we'll-prourkA Wvigor 4it.p Ni: cth,biis maty mylislie ieaiurrm of the ty°ulwo Schwl: 11 it, go.urding lia -031W. In aLy plul A=Mplg OF Norlbcrm PicIfic 41['it!bilt'tfturc, 11 is co-.1sid ted 2 plrttuuty arehiieVturj.1 $atWrQ h, FEMUR9;lam Elamcp2 Mewalm Wwcbgnzc,11M 19}4 0u.t1d ng'I: Contributing. Stam dinv,tan I k cwri r OF Lml Tamimhck anal Frani Succi., 41 rck:Lty aero.>s fri I m the INDr Lbern l KIfir PasscnJqe r Dtlk+t is I he art 15roin lEtr+Mtur Warthouse. This intejcstiti u riAt n-!ikk wtk'ri fr3Tne estrucwre.wi:lh a limp[v pi bit rvxap and a i1ism iriundarion Mt5I once A i'wrt OF 1hv Rcricpc gain FIe%arlar of wpin w11ich upied Mrs';4c irr the last-niifixIt`aadh mut €atlpwi;wol iel li tw ria, Now froa�.gtnwl[rlg, 1 ho ;I r n i uri- poh- ; Ifrrur lard lfmd'i ng porv. 11i n t floc ii I'Mnier r;i I I &Pus res*V] sl hh tuI'vieso ,g AhL*I .Sign an lr5 Mill lrh �U'villrrlrr, 'I be tk-inepc Elirvawr WaTel us.e fir ., Jrlre,gay of IiKaLon-wiling. `k-jyn, MolirflbA aAd ?IGIrISRtMMI1Ia Intl I� ;a 1 onlrlbimllar�dtfavl6t Ira tW+tlfSi 0. PEATU E#I& fsfowt11a m arc gMj1Vl= 1810-ON,♦!,M.7'WuFcj'_ Cranxibufing I--yinp ifuncdiutcly Ln the ray}rl h Of IhJs rail building o3irridrir maid pri&ripmlly vw Miri Nbc orij�Dal 01, FCs5i N+Trl hOrl Pt.t:ifI r giR-o"ihy it th,e Nw i hlvm Nicifit.iumpltx- Thm ylyd La nciwapv is eumprktid of il complex ©ttwork of casl=A43l i n k k,. hirlit'195 5PUM S144+Ikht-A, liP.nAJA 11OW Aril k4h € illnecting LM dLLtrl{I's V,2r6%!10 r s with the ra.ilrcmd- TJ`+ hitccluTal char-.! ry of Ilk- Iklmrnah rll,%l Yutel h2s kcp. yhrrl sltiiltdegrudrd in the :k4mr iia, T'Mc dornahiion or aw majoriLy of the sa�nInuTa hiwric tzt-tavrow in Ilw.L former dIxrFmoo.i1m area null the 6>lbk4wew Ovvelopinuni: 41f Lhe visu,el inl7usive Who FWii tr=Fwrr�, Wbidi, 400 lk-,N djAOcall to a+wl plxTlh Of Ihf %lin i-,inle`, bXVC ' rCtI [JW trI-,I, ri,-. funclicm l 17onni:0'kwLi of railnAdinig holwt-n 14-. rtlM41hir -Lwigirw Ler—wing gfca wnd 1ho Main l_AnI- cwrraiw,' Iht:rwdirhe r-o rn'll d hlritarimn Dark C. nOrL, TIse-Peforc,, ik rtmWaltig fo4Iritet of cho h1-4+3rtic N'43n'hm l°nci.br, rall "rf & riot dam thLeIr awn mama die z!n1I!FLJ WF 01101hollity oit i0o WarirwxL. Rnv lm ar of Hisrorlu P'luw- Dun 141 We It hlKtntIV.Alun lhamrioa 411x+1 MNSCIatr'un witi) 111V 6fh.7rrlt Flr 1"2d".Tiny NPIP I-llar[jrut DIsarim a 3a whoK tht' t miflus of ilacKL Flurwin-Ii W�c hel=n im1rackd in this nr nirtulit}n. The %ilcv runinlins are [miponnril iviWjkdm r)Fthi! hl1swrle Rppvmr-wgs and f'unrlfaarr of Bwa naq's KorOmm Pwilkk frail wk� i1 should -ahu he.nultd IAN ullrer idgaillcmi r&H kalur,es eZA brywrd tlLe AuFmM puraimele.rs iDi Lhe Nortkorn Par_Ec R-jJj I ard, pari cukrly lei thr, rAl. of llt d&RALA. SiKh hialorftc fiaal.ures include the Pea Cowry LexA lbx Cort-al bill Spur. lha rant lrn%LI talaRruoW upon, "d the LLc Aird Ervawy 5plar. Tlscm W, g="V'PM1F, efll«slOM, hDwermr, and bare 113ertImr. 1acvm rnrl-I d.rd iLrom the dimnd krundarics_ YwiM Mmin S1rrtel in SDAL-m;Lm,alsr_s rarrnliains a s.ipmiJri, I wacciTInLkai LolMin 1wrn 1"Lo c aad 141v�%fix Road rtmnutm. mind 5Imuld eve nluxfly be link wf111 1 h v NorthLTn Parlficr SI IFF 14LLI I hraoric Des irliI Yr1 N1E1f1CM Pa[jjr 4 Fuego l rn rr k Spur. FEATURE #MIA:Tbr N"am PjdLftSr ale MiummW Track SmIc rcmz3pLv%-prn.-lam Lift— l*I��n�raling L�zg appFi-MrLia0k 4I.P FML W04 uF 1.1110 Mitwjjibk=Zrzdc and SUutli a+f 113c Nk]r�crn Fmcift Mok Lim- vwe the "Id baLU'v iLotl lraLk MzJr rr•malwL TIb Rr-t 21P mmude I4:Iu.dAu-nn 4if Che scak bBMr. IL% immrr s Wh 3t;ara(h III tbre 10' X 55' Lrllek WRIB rerr3biati. D=To 11w &M-MiMCM InF thnw llfstirrric rusuarns SbDrtly 311cr VIC mad WurN WIe, IiRIL Iarchliemwrol fM'rlc rerfWn;i. HcivAnver, tha IRI-eprhy Dr to-she's Iomtkln wuoln the kxt5 aTir- Kordlw.ra Rad Fic Rail Varid, Ingrihl r wltll Its lrllaoric Agpillmnu wrifiram inuludnn witi in r4erlL5tr4ri as.a R0n-L fl- Fltr1t0ulia7r F3vn;rnl Ui,,'% klr[.ilkd 5wi> LtiLvi,,m nF kir IIIc ime•nr,f NatLlaktial Eti,A. 4�r lel f aTM l l� REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES ONTINUATKA SHEET lion auknlat`r 7 Nottlic- - Pa clfi intyr MW F{I; ork] irfa pap 6 0;4I111ti FRIATURE#F110[k die tmh dMmp. pE-moi , (20WI: ULIJ_�Q of i f r �I a I rt na i � , rna �i�� �tce �I I��a _ �,r e l dcC�L 11111n.5 hrl RbO gr0-4n+1 Tcvi2l a vmrict� int trash reumhu. including; 'prAccry, 0M 111tO littf,STLLI PCASMAM kAi ilk^*1 irWlat 1l tWd !aWiraA- mdd appe%r, IikoLy to k waiciabLo, in yielding tatponaatt srcl ecAugial i86)T Itk,rl AhRUil WC di'.i1TiL—VA him LoTic uw& It sWuldp thcFe-rope, lae comis11lre-t am a Wnitibunng Olen tut -,ii6lLb n FFLImm Ncillijraoch Pit NM 4jim W-2mhousc,c 19ID isinichup): COM 1.6hUlly a The-NoriWrl P�WihL Fsralncr i [AJI-0 r0 cJW F&I!TL, Ir1'g F�}+I MAin Scrim rrt10i h *q� at t, Norlh WILIIe m A%"uc.and 10 the g0finclewl:0I� 1L-X*-4 011ie Mon L.II1c apflrCl'rc rmlIcl}°JW fmt wci in the Mil wnukLc Dry CFCCIC Branch U1t gam. Rem rrg arra ,i,M ralrib" ggrxtv wirma k ICA) Fivi wjy, PIK 0r:4iKh Imc Ir i,4 11c MmlTi Unc rol-of wad jwt IWa%L Of NMI Cn-Ax ,and tTr&X*Vb rn al&11ULttWL% .rJ4 dLreakoa 11 aril CSI Mom '-,trat. Dim Ibe Wakm Uai�, GU BIst Main SnA nuh Llne'-s Lrai.�k`01-C climpricka ot owi iwalis wiiw-end '44i owi, imm Pesti ng an Gnat SPilsW tai drieos rle itI l:L--d Wmwea Crom Lim Sirml Ur.SIALes, ran a"frufs, 'Ada gmv FiKL- cnimpl—'to 11`I9 ostrUturii- Tbt Tcurlhrm Fiiiuirk Bmpich GAne im iar,;,k111'hl 11 i:,I;--., ri ,,Le+ :kFKl! Inlrj,rll.lr 0.1 bikNataazri. W[ lMC,.+p1:-!uprr, 1mmwmah and vvrkmarahllr, cams+kgwr3l y, lift trurwarcl :i ppraranm v:lmi ly rwm*4 1.hc botoric form and a urf W[V Ia0ux the � jjL)0jl _of Il►c f1:.okIfrt. 1'"I�[.;ti. r �lltl a, I�+gcIFlcr pith the last that JJJC h1 rf# rn G`acitar ran1i Um: pliwo an imporWiii 1wak-lion In tairmc.11 all LIYAllIgthe 1Okli`IN14 r"CilurM MC!"111MIC4 arrl E451 Maim trent wgR hitr w1m thow c the Noinhem 11.1 iAmio" N141I Fiawrlc DL91r1c.t. lrlakc it a4 rcumcc of prirmigry %-.v ikmg aaurth o1 Lk Nmihtru Facallic: MMn Lind: mind tramp appfto,iwwb 6% tc-:i wr-il tr'f wheme TW f" Main INTI°ch [Aftv IcAvm ft Ita0m, b Lhn Jwflirllm rn lFaLdhe ' °i,v Jr v"ac CartaJgg trap. RAW Act I hv 1L-•-mi)JItM'A I:, I c;nvumiIoned L1ktI'It;a✓Wc I h6i rail strut ure is 'Y-shiip ' aarJ rests on ars e.DrOwn grades nor Ormcks, erg rIrripk ol'slftl T-mlls wht im lwol1vL1 end lo ml'and uu -.p11--od to 6-m- mite-v-mwo "mss cr S. fres. SL.A I,� pJaW a1113 alnchon iximpIDLe Ilk AL(LICUrt. A Wadi;1 AL1.%m:16 of smich"s and sitgn s should foe &AUk+defed as 1- 6t and paroal 17i Wks in LaLrt!. Aftflo-agift W6, arc su i tr',ta`Jk ma imaLi maji mol bt.L uj h oTto3i>V ; ,, Ibtll: huior c si 1J1ic-anmAh a s I ructuml indKariiva ofchaaging valimai] mcbmuluff. LugriberwiLb lhrlr hrieydily vF timalsrm, tieing, 1lmLp unci workmAr ahap, make thL wyc u wa tnbur®g nivm-131 VRLihao kht; dLA t'rt ra7?�+�'�Tarr �p�,��:_yt�� Isr-:r�a�r�airr � ilf�'J. t�iric1�IVgn�rrrit7l�Ci� 1'?11P WOW tQWT r6niaLus az i; ku,,AtcLt nedr thL pkwL whvrr ihr: rLmmfburmc [ran! Jk!LIVM torr Nf3Lf lhrr[I 1'acL11t JMa Liras,a ppT MllblelY 21W wat c tk C4d vigAc-t .grade and ILNT nurlh 191 thv Mium, Line. I-LIV FLKIL1ugt mc;uutG 2A` long a and ti-'www wim 1W 11hil . mill-r. 1bitm iw a di' Jkn1crwr iki mwwr) alu ma P'11tL DO L m cislurm ckvntiaaq o1 the iuIDDin" x find A we metait i1alb hr m'm kr a� Iia❑ IruiLb,voh#wb pfi],Nhly NupFwL)Fl+a1 Ihu fra mcmiA kor a watwr ipo at. A Iii` x 12' commit grad 6 �JaAWd t0 ih,:VASi til Iht fDoadailou. fih4 dell sSl IJUE] 01 Lkie NvTi1kcrn Nclfac Wa,ti;r,Towcr pa Cat a lieri4A Of at-m0111100 hIlI ng 01C kOnDil %N.Ar, wb&N thdR DDZbma,n rack mrd gamarlod ID diel 1"Ikf1o7 ub, anct liths: urclvlVELUTAf bbew reviiI ra. IIoweNw, filar: mlgrLty cat the situ kfKatl+1111 MI0hirk 1h*fFWyraar NQrLbi-,Fu F.-K1&Ckndpfix, lugmlher YYLds itoi bisloric 6L9bk1AMM� a WNF=1 1113tiaa-:�ioa wllni.n Iha dMnO is-a non-tfi►irlhuL,ng riume!vI, uft Fs inamm 300 PPBq"NA IrOC4MIR P414 O.n w +51twm Departmew Iif The 1nrGr lop Nudoilm! Aix wLv NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC; PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET Seel on number 7 Norihern L". iFicStury MU 1-li®.tmc Dim riv paw 7 Gallulin i qun7, QCT E �I iljll L rI9 ,ildw mim-malriytm ITiv rairtwaq eqmvxil ftilarlamion rrt me Coo n.g 1 1c rerrlwnx, kA 1=tw Apprvmmw-aL- 2 'Wast of ibe wpwr TDWer IMAIRS Mild A,ppWtMMMIC Y 1LY ffiorm 4]1 Iiwr Maln Li" I-ArVfy mvigl �,. ;N,' E wcoyat -an ara:a Lek tnit& L� 72' wide AtL4 raL-4 rlw 'fit` Abd 2+d,Arin mi sepiomt rmcrvi pmts m the e1.-The mJin iii ih ortmern t'a.am Conling Dmk %m& fay r1 f3f a -quies of-domillwou bnllcmi ng tllr SCMInd War, WhCn c hr- IlomniaA FAIL ti, d CLLNViitfi lLa dLftL'F IM1411tlihigy, oma I cha atflili"ti ud Fabfk: remAin . Nt}WM T, they 115Lgxb cv of the s1W2 I13LUtiva,within the lllmoriu Noribrro PaL-Th: Doll Yom,loge-Lht:r with B hi%Lorlc sign I I14 im-C Mti.l]TUnL 1aidtrhiom wi1hia the district Re aj cum-,.omhhuling e1rmvoL. I TURE 0106t lRmun bauic Fcmmm r- 111& (zM Kna-matrihalii The remaim of a eaaoer e- cooadhutc Muodmion erTrasLm-rte La I9'bi kmtrd app mmnuLcls 4CKP wtnL raf Lbt wnte7 tuvmr mmmisas mad appRoximake1j MY mirtb nF Lbr [Mala Lime. Thr bui djn4 was w pr.-sbapodl xmd m(v,�- ruadaiaW n1me euKiTw pfb Am—m W ritTt3lirs and I IT lua.R,"ilb walls Lba I.metre'2-4! tihiLL L=iner, tlam aiimber of slaps was redumd La r is 1M. 71W rrUhsl:ir diMCMin]F M of r. fouodatfun its 166 in lungth,and the stalI gadtmllf moos tntrtho[B.T..the WITW% PmUN.mA ALmrk4reg iio a t927 Sanborn Map,a o3rntable wms aLw Iciragail lw-M Diol -no reiniains Lit ll nowcgkfl, The Kmad oomwS Wak emneclod Ian the Matm Line 91A a meta k of Lr4ru:%lrlQl rill sPllrb- 7be &Treialiam lot the Northrem Padfi:� RL011nall3UU 1:-anal 'WornlAk wms piI (Ff a st;ri 'S ri;t:liLriw�Ls folh-ming LbC &M-Ond WET, x bLa € ' t 2a:innn rA1 YLLfd raaff%v.:Tiea] LA3 idi&wl lrkhm€op..and €11t1e as4-irlucLural Fahm ri;emiim-. Humnger, The inteXrity aaf l be rd le's kim don,wil bin ih!e hiiaarie No nbvrEi Fae fi4 FUA Ymd, liago rr cr with ids hktWk�VALFVMMCC UUTraol ioel ti ADIF Wi Lhdn: the diblriri a,, n n Lm-mniTibu I i ng elrn:em. MATURE-9 K*1= Odl SM4 r- 114, (bibldhorr r Coninbulin €-Ine apprrvjety J'ur)rtb of Lhv Tmsm3,1tr slati n i% t1be Norkinern ]kciD] °Luht! A&L. Siitin t pan a rterar+R m3RF Fubbl-V fnuYA.R LWT, th I�OPIC-910xy TUU;Only siTiuvium mcgi Brei: ' �c 3ik`_ li h-,4 kw. ip'hkA ;nal' 4Yir rcd ' 1111 llfl +alld 1.3r jmllrr aTIt1fixtitri� .4 dLn11IM.sWppcd cornic ruDni.nf j%1 hencA14 the pbjeR on lire taxi mnO wit c{crgLioria, 'TheAlTmLum bm(vm Q-ftmzi lift windw., sTW tvxi imiraacu-,, tlw Merl) one of W4ich wap Voidantxl intil-A 4-ovbIle d-PorwV, T110 ArMOM t ditilin d bW stn h,rirl.cd in. Te jj Ulso a yc43cxLvn +ddlLIM on thaff u29tcra 0I0M3Ltcm,.As bnc of IM6raaty%Tvik7ap, k3jures of tti>o urtpm:Ll Ntrrthom Pheifir RAI Yij rd. the rail shed pais inkgrikr i't>T kxAl'lon.scuinj&. dtSlgn, rn2ktcFWJ� 41id and tri , eu77lrlb'JLirIP vlcmcrll withal laic {li51flo FEATURE * 10 '[ sen Cfrsicr Smiti,j1peOS l5, Lstruduxyrraaort Omfing 1airnc,d;ihw63 adjarrat to che.14ka Lbv and dkW4 930rtb CRrm chr N0160rm PULA!r: l"u6 Tater 54ALJUZI Strit d—N LhL' 1! uritburn N01-1C j'TTrjR CT&r Staort. DcrjvM mrd hmbn,rlardjaA ijpa. ChC +rertjL-Zl rkUtat Slrut'ma im Appc UXLEfrult L �' ra buiglit and pejmvll�runts It&Waiarj inlooly, FEAT=011(l). NW-mmin-buijit A swimi lrca+J a lid& j1ppr irndt9-15r 600 MOCt wtL iaf the 01-shad, udlvl ±nt lc) Lbc Nornhe n toetlrw lrwn U130, 111 1110Mt Sid-2d R-C-LtuTV b tCL Lahr Rh �11d p�--u lad :,ins On u codavLD 1b114r1dTLurL IL L'ONLEmm suNal 1 51 u'inJs s and tuner-sr Ll meatal c1cx3m A supply yard xLLe r,hst:aininq a V-3nULV+JF mita HAi it located roiieldy A -I r)f the= kwatu lk,w<cT rt_maho and xb uul-2 he r lrti" W; pori apd F;iwcca 0 tlltc toGI bfpar- sik. Due tai its LjO (of liigomic agn, thin [' J k-kn ihppp 't'.rrcl is 11 lrDaivAi41ribwlingclonirltit-*ithTn the di�jirlct- mwm LIn1T4:%l SRIlpn De1MT McL11 41'11ho, I'rllerlor W.J11mr—il NOR ServlOe NATIONAL RE I TEFF OF HISTORIC PLACES MIN ATI OBJ' SHEET Sect1inn. mimftr7 NIA1' 1140)W L WOO p d I 'I1lJ :#10* NanhM P#dFrr tjvW ice, 10 li Orrlu yTOI4 MZ ROnrLOF rAdJ20elill 113 IbC NOtlhMI. PAdl"Ix Mein Lim: * If►. ts1onhem ftcif[g Low Line, hullt iii 190. CAW the 'brew Lina' h .,Uu ter ils ILTIA. PiJdWirt, 1M.1% Tr bt AC&1Y 1oknilval in`l f acric app, L cm 11% 1ha.1 LrF the M1011 Lim enrd wua uscl betuvraL LLz n -u ad fkm mita b� i•.7riflmnd fzciiXbl% brPL*wu 1919 wti IQ56. vMwls low lime iWor,ibc M+[aizl Line just ea.4t z�f Ilw pinex whL:.rc North R-mum Avtmue rrusuts OW iMUL AithnuF�h vilrwuolly rill i5f the I • Lir• 1.3- ISL cm ToMmed. the cajernmost trackage which r mains rt eU-oll a vmy kyw,nr rAimcl.%41en1 wrlhc gpLk "pl. Y`lieri: i1 irms&m 19omma^n Gree$t.m u mmume and waMcir hTidge, Thi: mftei3 are tompris ttr mccr T rrilh bolled t nd Lo tit],,iL'hvh are nrmling on azW speikeW w cranol&—trwwd w1m.Weh Crfti 11�.. 4r6d tlC 1vlla.IL�4 Mil rail. MIIIIT� C411LIPICLC t1w :,tructuPd, . MMtjlg ILW dive trluf-4 lnicIvirL M locatic-n, scuing, -a sign, nml ,%*rkrn.LHhiiJ and i., � c0rifrllgll Ing Ckm-m'Afi4t OM the dionct. FEATURE VWL., Nurtha-a PaUfic Pa4w t I§n 1wwdm*)i rlhotla� Rmpniitg-U41jrbCvkiI hi ural InEn54`1IMteily 9LPli6r; or 1170 NifirrlH 1l IN- ifir Mm LOW Is flio North-1WN PlaOrlr' Polk LAIW upor,.aelfk-h 10r-grupki mad IdeprhCnW *[rte; QIFr 1A1hJ)-*1i 1101 11,,0111 wiiudltli felaphtme 1'trlra. XrNcoliatelY emenL"I rLT 1f rr CA% kp Ch, r Ql[VFa.rlrirh Lir ilj� >'&Ihizra P UB;: l'--liviu. tlaL w uraJariLl AtforL %Yswim 4-L�Wff4 r ror(Lvb 111 pre-s>mu dr! LbL FBH curridknr and pmsms iwugpril+ r7f LtIMiLIF,Sul".", draipli, 1MLLLVfiR1rr ai'1Ll 1orkmaEmblp lmd is a mm ihming eltmtmi within Lfe dklvi�a. Ti N vill ur-ed fr•r s.ipul rumjjo s. FFAT'URE#11-,Slor1y WFJJl pLF I jge+ a 1 Mi. (Mrm u :�#rL Mug its With the mieptliin of sere iI L vmn� rwu wuierw-ap, Or- St1r1•w Mil glsur [int! ruts iq si1 C$rllidn gra wFIfIFM A HW1' F1gh1-4J1 }whWh hMVn lba MLLin [Int.: ;3ppr0XirRalc•IV 4100' LIE Of Ha2zii n ',rack. As with If r Main I_IM thl N (Eiji rzorri.dm 4 vism[ly rejOffmd by t1`e pre-wm�c (if fop .pimer kincF ud ®amml %orvatinv- T11c arl railk cumpriong 1.ha A0, 1 Spor-wrw m1led in t'rmy, fnLlimu in t'?1�.J, 6w wer-u ptotmhty moved qu 1flvii pju%-cm llu:allum 41=des 1010r, (MattCn. 1951,1) wmtdi 10-5 3411 5111901 1W p121M 181119 WIWI 111WL11ie MQW11411&Rad Inslamir1 Owl It41 griLY of dal'p, le"tim Lerma Dad a)apwir.woe, ARmur fewdaZ milt lYIV119Cro PiLdF: K13iu Line., i hz,mrd NO 51iu1 rups updvi InTe[?'nlair V9 asid llriv&edls iri er g'.IIfi1m1ky morLhr�sL•rrlti'dirmtinn fLa6 apllrcrxfmLEW ,IAFkre huFni a Irrr+li1wrirlp m WC SIMV Mil CTprllplOML .Wr(O 1`adK1'dq 111r0Slaty Mill, Ihe.sp ar sliri whri; thfp)mgp li g1111�• vI'WJUPed Mgt R4:iLI I a1 F3l 1a haf'>, 011d tOt w11rwrw I1 Putti atnikl{'-em t to the VulktliLrr Slaai6,lerh ousu asanlplea_ Apprnxj.rciaidI LII IU- na1TI h 131 the VGllme-r !qj lUkhje?I L%L%E 19pur,rhe mil.1 Spuf i+RLx Iltd G3160 LkM. Va LLy Aueniim YaTL1 whiplex..which Iles 0a the wesi sidle LSE lracki. 1t}llts,oag Ow AwIlrrgj YartK the Mill Spirt Lum dirvmhy nunhward and run rur apprumi mile I y RKY W11Te sarOciing Oka Stiw� Mi 11. EE�ARE WI], YWCkVCTeU 1 I . ru�' x►ainl�ulfn Tht INCH l pup ertwsres Rocky Cele earl x%YoLxkn Ires0o hridge, %L filch tu;�IurL-A 3 X witho wr k>n wwlkw,lv, ti meka.L purd tail, tin crcogum pfLlglp amd wwarzl r011.Cd 2 14Jr p,"D jndi!(uL1W1 ill Ma L1;;L,1 Ont;N-Md PMSh ~l) 1*0 LStlWT WiloN1I111K ill plIf.sp, ne I.wsdle- 6 zRoched to m& sLd,�r1f th&erec*by tine• 1rAck4 u1>!d 24'-4 19' fr tOrw- 1631 Mh �rrpi naed by 4 6114wl mcamrl cocr11ng. P10%Iw- I'3i7LT3--m &MAwwowl 4tiOAMur 1rr�+rl U11111W SU; U !p8fFI&C-1111 fid Ilia J"vtlrlrCfdDT KA1131TIJl PiA SIVM1xz NATIONAL REGISTER OF f iI TOR,C PLACES CONTINUATION SHEET Stw[Wjrr nifluirWil' 11 Nortlrm FaCAL,13Io3ry MW Iiislnrir:1D MI H14 'Fag 9 C'iallatio Cuanty,MT The N1111 Spo1P my +m9fle is gmcr 1J-n]ly° MO °Jynk W IhnL Ctomillg RDck±r C-10d. with Ihlu mup1,icn�jr(he fbv Lhml A it WWdU t illli- IwLC7�J ul it Mowll uile. Lying adpvicem 11U 00:51 pry MM Sptlr HAA-Of-Mly 1)13 art rrjeal pr l of lana fit the NW' La NVIN 0 --lion V1'iwn'shhN aurll. kill1ge 15 Est l�JPM. ��de ll ir1 jJL al 11WAIR � � � Lh t 0211014 llt�} 7lf111LFljl , J 1>ar 1'f�tlimJr SIau terJw:rt a QwIpJn. Lying Ilipprimli>rrltcLy 28(X'ootLh of Ih4 Nurthera 1'aldFic Mahe Uwe- Ig time IM wrapkx wmLLF Ur LL mlyc wry SIHughtt-thowiL. °with cfm eF tgsrr Lrad uJuTiAnum sic cd addiLici s" LL ma5unly m-n erirl,g plant. a b madgwd Wirh %Y0pdrn leaWsAild kmding pwtc= , and a 5 Nc1 rthcrn €.AL1rL slur. FCAnW, #17,k VOMMUF ancJ rcan.9 MMgh11L7br , ig. Ihuildin>a): Cuoulbuting 7bc dcta� , Lwu dlm-y ma%i 5jLu$htcrhmlaw a rc4l�rqKmbr 11our pill and li% on a am-crrtc fL-iundttuj;L Tv,gp X-1 A' IgladiTlg hip Libil c,n th-v-r.st el laaxrl. 'fl-.c tier 11xTLin,,,- is unaller imil Torr longer 1Faj.MCW0 iU 1LAdIng k ,1°7til shi" wnf. TI IL Ir6lainra nour1 kWN.75[Irrr'4 r0L$9* 5 A I.3rgc m-r!.10 dcxw xrad k-j.jdijng dlCl4wNJgb uKLqL fliltIV' IV1 f'r..-Ji'.'.I hia 161" Vnllmr r kLPNIT r 111■o f lii I IW IMInd AM'niwim 1-'. :1 1".fEr pat-avv .kf-wnr fh%wAhf A cm hairy Frnw 1 lel,!CPMLLnr a W x Y vcrLk;AJ imbum nt w OM tach 5idt. � �L°xicrior alairousk:aL:4:u ^*b icift1'od Alury drj-ur entry. Y'be! 10widwg'5 110 rlrlOf h MbdV (31 mr'tai amd is arvurw wills u w'ti.11c' firu-prWans; MdkleTw. Dk'-t p I IR' Itv .1111161.i0h 01 WA-Milurk i,u m Irx° brocJk addMohr (1fi Lhc hm Id logs wcSI cIuvallrAd, the `4{uLlmrir S�lail lilK-Clittfu . n�[.-Ans irw lnlegg tr t1T 1l4LiL;n. b&-aLlua,dnttirg. lr+eung:rdd asswifflJoll. FEA11JRE- #]'IM; Vollmer AW Spas Rcrsl+mpx;'IaoL, 1944 flmfldi®x�. I"un-.mt4billti'f DIFF-W) alai 1A UJL- 'A,1E3pjh1VFh&uSt imis Log MandiS o L7K1AJorw, Tum- nlr° rend ov c w,lc rtiiLjl'cftug p]anr vo Lb :i r-Idngnl3r f})*3r Plan LU L AVS an a a w3v lu Iuuffilmlum ELM a JIM rLMU Thr. wcu—y1rvuLtom tll thm hu Lklsng conlrllAi a ]aFXc prage dnr+r 1rypt`r9lng iln Ih }gmwq 111 cr,9WhiLl! �Nl pa qa4 z t` -Ifr{®a window Sjrl raR h .3dt qsiT1 Sv I=a 4 (.1-1 [he -p slimy mciml kWar,TOc bui0ling i% non-onrriihol.ing d4,r rrr its agc- 1 t1': Wilmer and -14� Livilmi h l$fie¢" t+ # l hatieg Tel the sL,1,1 h dlT rt1' �?~tet�atsl>'1' pa urata( djPjg 201 QI1 biil wl jr ur+don famix-i. Wo4deI1 Jond l ng i.roi-4L vuruiccl Lhb- arae vvith the llaaghlivrbromr boOdIng. A 1L3rKc m1hoilding,'h&rn wriLtl a mcmJ skcd ruaF is also prchan,I. 'Pp:E6K1U1RL? 012a Fiadhcm P`+r�ic Vullumy 2amatcAKutsc Rur` -UM, f�iFawlina)_ Nnm-m)ntnlauLin, 11NO Ni+# hIdlrl P&JJ I[c Wallim& 1ndluMM L pU.r&p.-irL4 Isjlro Lbe SLury LI+1111 Spur an-3 rmis tta L-irsI app rcLXuir)ijl!L,;- 11KY h 00% Ir."pi idling fl Ihu hUill hit lh L wla1����trh�tio�r. roimpkm ilia in. t lr4rp° L't�a.enU til -II;tLiL �-radl' WILLM -end to w:rlit, WIng inim alrwl Irprllra`!1 to %oaaem crijs& WI ,i- S]"fl CIL, Plwcu Wngj FiA4 ,jfna'?-DfS Ccunplk!R� Ilse mmumi. wtch resin fTn u awthen endo:. MAP PH E #13, 6MAI#nl Yslltp Auction YAG Qtmpkar,n i BK?- I9-l'J, 1 7L 1`1t Ill;lllll ' 7iIl y A00 kip 'atril +iYnrl ]iL- %a1plr'f`jrFFro,tL4:11• 11Wwl' wills i1[ Chr• V43,11MET :9I:rLIPULkm hkoi CA]raipIIlft, L01.211fi°.►hali:Y 4W'NI 4111 lMd B.gk.uDt til Lbt Striq M11 !SpIlr bilk aild Ir fr11°a:k: ul 1xT1ipcilly UP �:#rL[liVi�a9� +rP�rlr��•y' hWWd1M") L ini i cd 5taivt Mp irtmcZh Of Ll C fish! 9orr Ni-IIVL0h41 Pwrk S0RiGC NATIONAL REGI T5'11 C)F HISTORIC PLACIE OWIN ATION SHEET sKlicm "QmIxr 7 K#nb! rq Pacaffc tUq Mill 1-1i5tud l4 Disrrivt Glliitia CCLIJILY, i`� ATUBr-,L_#_jjA 'lam G iLY_aft+ycsina Yarm c. ifln 1 aL A 155, fartglurcI., C;onirlbelb TV aomP ff A ili Male pti1%4Ckrk of yjpD&-m krico, food hlF Arid :Ema1j :5hci or guh1c rtmltd 51r'uclurclo I igh vz111.Lgg7 11111 ii fV11 411y ihr"birgh ci,w-primly-mrud llgh Jag ii prtwLd od (dr at l L half of thr yud. A, 2=WW + 1r A bayislonigr iwru vn(h i vo"giiWA Tacaal Vibh- irLrrjf itr,l mi 'mN.jwtii -o,plx+r.ting call m is aA aqww4 vkm sPlcin ib pr at on ibrs auibIILwcalt:iu bWLa A Ebr yavJs, FE}9'iI I R$ if BC'? >w]ariLbnm Pmdric Lgtdigg Gatm ri 1939, rEaviAmrr_l: Coa rilml d� The A®rLirara Yard cumplcm f3 camaccled r.n ibVr SlUrV MA Spur s-iw ast, irn[if Nc %VMFIhi Lj Itiwh rig 04i¢k. *hkir i- Bj3prLmdm2ic.1v 31F in lk-nxth wind rximpri d of 3'a 11 plamim anal supportval tY IQF bt-Aids. TWU I"-L04ling. Mm(.4. ti dlrnp 4Ff of pick up lin eswch by raph am xl.;rti rrcscpq-Lfluding Wiftq destoW Lu scrvicL eflincr An& or dr.nlrlc dvckl hw.tx cars, a.rc for this rca5rD 49 ul-jusuml fimfufc ��]`IR�: �t � fc..� l �bgdldle�l. rirrihr�Far� Thit S44)& '_'rd C!zk is W.U-ALDd at 11w, ruirthimst zonwr4Df LhL` iioclti^L�rd campin. Tti�s sn Rt]. facc—sirl;vding.nec- BICFFy, wL14ir,� .tram+ G►irm"Ll wi!n huaMng ,4bm&- on io ockwTrtu fLrmulaftija and lv4lur% ;b alerptil-Irick p&mL L)Iul a phPf.$ iv 1. Tc ImuL (ac"rLh) tccat .- lrzlurn two ldhr r+1 larM r ngkdm winLlbrffs l(k Llic. Ut till Lht natay rti tw mul one sLagle o6rmat win"to the right lrht wLAt clevatian Lurilmm imr wiadi w and u dour lig its rigid tHmmdd in Wood niv &Ijuth c1mdva UlUsm of 8' x M' WLaniicn oildir rm with a Aocl ripul: 4A.il'RLRE f l,3F 2WQUj_fd Flmxj gL6Am Tho Silpc %rd d l qLaLi.- , ela&U tin it OL)nCifLJ r t"1QugLbhl.z iriiinLlwl cm ick! 4 wmpt . �! of1tidC.e til Lrk v.0m1ruk1Wfi, A Aifnglv. MA mfil ns smvuo by akphiil sbkng� and h iukhl hl bv a #" x 6' L-gKilu nvv kr iho nurlhw l CQrrl)Cf of Iha hrw!Wnje° TW badilitrg* hW %MM1 rn. 11 akS V&U AS dk1tdt IU, i113rLli i�radl: b glaxd aw lhe lop and Waller wilh it while from Gard algoige. # 1 t Fa 00wittg the Slorr tL+1111Spar Lim apprcudmaLrly MY ncrrLh of tbr. i]e1lmLin `VoiElcy Aactfim yutls, am fini& tot Tn��tU-��i►� Nloryr NIM Cbmpim aL 2150 SLdrrx XUO REwd-FxFnWrq sicadily llehwbil W Ufkd 11 [E, otic-aiimplex Waq buill in vl*paf d.111c al. phasca and im vutmpnL%M i f sTxrm c&mdy a.4sodimeA huIlditip clod tcWicd slrtbaLum of vaiinit:s ArchiiFff4utul stlics. Thies inuames iiwludm the Straw C�waljPjiwatr DiIch acid Wallet CJnu , tic.Sl+iiib C''Ar1alI 'SpiI1WRY (k>. W2)i Lh �SrOry CAUca i.{railple kcal 1w), the Eam Wuiuhrnw (IRK-2r), tike Head. Milk^ RcsidCnEC, (1A LAI) thV Sirbty Mill CriraviF i-owar (Lm. IN9��i the hlarLh�in Fali6r NTLI YaM (1KN3-191.1.1), LM MiU SUildi:og &A 19OZ 111b 131WON sxlrrrt�'"# iirl lril n, k Cri lar BLtllding (ca. 1 �i 4hrs Cr mih Saika and Fading P43i(s (in. 19[ .: llic GraLla Flrvalairr (ill- i'U)' Ilac FluurWWCbGtM (prrv-l91'Z); the 1i+.LllwdLilkw. Right & Wa" Coam4r Graim SAM (pre-11P.7), a PiiMp [;nlL �yr�-1927 i; St 6-A &t3ln �iUi� Et4. 194)};and H HBt SWFar 4�b"arr_:hD [CL 19511) ' rs WEUPI ,ft-:b a wL"% high 1- Pt And i-rc:blirxLuFW inlepnly. Omb Ibc Pal SLiar W. WarGhPm�€, built Ydlbia the Iasi for gars, !. .1 IAL lk ixt uhwi:in� dcm�rni fT 4a'1 G' #1 &urg Canal SilqlmEa [VIA1`sLr-ur#wn CbnUbulilati Ruan ng along OR kimc ail tltc 5.tuq Hffb.*111Ch lib ti} lhc;Lnam riff Ar Mill C40113plC 11C Sv.v� FLYrCr C'.artal 'Sysl= wv5 built in tbrrt phases lsctw=a lW1, and IN141 7lic rKigln l canal d cried wakrr fi'r¢m Lor CFovk, )nLi am Iha m fog ww nmdmd F"ar Stcry's rmyblltl'3inCc%, %-aqL--f wwa% alsa divWcd from Buzctrireii ana Bfid2.rr 0Lxk wviI bui[L rr nkirll-r or civrLIW--a Wtesrrurfma Rarm s IT x iii' meal syslcul usrd the fbFcc cf gnViry rte, per."p_7 iKC&O1i�:sLllipliv4 1{b rlr. mr3L IaAium aarA Lbr Sr ,lr,saurcc•of n3iffing pmr4 u mlalimcl frtam 1&-, 11) liffl). I-.M • nw1 ACMIQNW Na Ic24-m Itily- V alla t SLLLI is Dreparlmi mt LFL 113u. Wirricu "I,j LL°]Eill Fii�iVl r3�7#`I Cr NAVONAL REGISTER OF HI `TGRIG PLAQE CONTINUATION SHEET Bertha n umtwr F N Enrihe-ru Faciti N.Iziryf Mill HLturie DLc iiri pay e 1 i t4' ein fliz mulaw-nanir al litre Land sysslom became mum mstly j3 nd IC€ rtl Wa le kli ea €r►flrtirMk[11,Ar oyer:a 111"1 11 ele riblir. asua9 is maw uvery2rixwn.w Lh yr awn, buL is sl ill a visually prmmiimear FutLLm of]be urs. FBF ATURE*14B-SLuM Cnml Su Wmer kwelt In uK capril %r-jr- mgolnild �> Spillwalr, whili-h 170%wo 41-111 NO MON To m-P Wlat Mild 01 tlDW-Al IAr[11 Rra - C'.rkmk via smundsiry ennupte 2nd eanlren i+rtkibri, Na*rwll" �s krxwej %e11 si�uiH iofi riw a.t51.rlcr hanndaria!s v=r k1w arlrranw to SwFy H11IR SuMOVISPUR. 'MP 01 SOF tS krMlud W11 WA whip CUi Irla lball*MFI t VorlrT►er grid-1;Ir7FV Mill 4a�Inlil��. (13ANI t 16OL2i) 01 LOtJ IMM, %'4 r&1 RIld ft=j, III p1lwaky" is All�?I mtiftlAae1� 10'-K 1(1'41q Ilk;CIltal ;IMM tMfIK!T4 dejWA t i arLPj-odr1LaJCJ� Y dap wbtnft- jt FJ wider 1-Swxul. whr'Ve Ihobriftway MM IL iZmal is (k Manual)v uptral, d +bank ,Ali. C0=60 WUz rrscd wu prcxeat Vrolfn, dirc L Me ri,n-Liil -0IM S .0 dr}UkWarlilDM i0r 11r� {L4-L°I a-mv w�lent Strom] tallrwi incli%wlon-were cmbeAAIM iri the �+U14�1L�i�C IL1 "w-,ilt 43t1l SupporvW )lir• ti.., .': I- Jika: wilbre ult C.)PAI wria apic-101M Lire III 1' -Sivgi I IjM aho merLL, IIS N-1111 CumpWA,a-LulkeTele. and Sum-1 hcAdgalv drew V&tvr LL0 rprtvund aMd, inILk,Ow Old Luthipm via .L laryg mem) pipI2. A pais of 1AW rr>? ill. gAillh L!4FIlkvjdcd i nt Lj i hL! Iil:a. @aWS taryil4rew rruiv. flow NIvAj Ll.01I tib fvilllm Orl AFI lig l kle IiJpit: w A ttvpl.h ore- FF ? , r I [ ,TV Nil plw n I flgMjlW�r Cougmallipm The Sinn X1111 was icivimxi by twili ibe Norihikt=PaCIJ1c40d the CIrirajgD, MU*-.iukce aiLLd Baia Pattlulliem& The Nerikwui I aefflu Std mill gpwv ler111ilmovs slswily a.ttrr The mill wMpla. b4Lt I[bC M1l.'ara9kbe$ I)ry Creek Jjtrnvb Ime rv1ox.I the ill] uW can Lintie l ItrarthWr rd ID*-ArdIeI aVt 11+uhlilt]a. nft.VMIL� 01Z.WtLeb bulb t4ltrO*03��CV�1L,VLi the IRIJI. the COni ttljat d tai Spat HLId which %tTkiftAl I116 Mill wmpkx to tht el;L, Mille lh�e, JALI14rthl2f[I EALI il:ajM.jillWtx9 iii.stMoa IIk} tFiM ren 6L: wt;-,,t silk. Ewth raClrLjth& ufflim th-u LmdetgAwmil FlQdi hA44d gMjM ;plllft.y €ygkoing IMZLed adjwont to IM gr�il6 Laki "d bc=alt Lh-a mccl guitt orrLct thaw 511401 rtw g-uw U19% ILM 10 IML v4u SC010 grJ fL bUia A Llbfkhiti aar k;%VLL4hh% ,}nil I.r-j;!"o u mmppn[La the urill rLut Will. F EAT15M"01W Uhl,�,4� �: 1*'.�.; �`I:�Il�ldi>�de�QJ1Ah 79linj uJll Irl 190, Lhil sitRatill fl.d }' :w NLIA<v$J%Iry EMI + 'ar wu i� w L u�4ti-h Sw rkfVlrkg rtiQa 01'Ille MWLIItiII� arM) Mill C%i rrl+n. Eiawlarg- squarc t cxw phri, I11 N1I1d1r1Pr sejMilrkell#Qk1 TMrf'�y 10W firL 1; RWNmr, "d wnuilly- JorW d Awbcru UWinm, n liargw 00-sct vp-m.goW cardUe exira &mil kwr, crvFuv-spn;�tN1, mAxprid-Mun J`aW WICHA frarne %1p0o%%s ..caclk u+j111 ldia tx-uiiing 1-itla s&umW puItruLlitmg.marlin huade-n.. Thr WsI LK;ude iri�!lLut&a J11rW. Qjf-Ni�L CMtnl dMIT CIr6 Ilse W+ntl wort'' wa ih LK4 u=at. I,,,n �m bagoorkv ptuva wow irdme, Bch Wil$ lwd wuncs of static"c 1 out bird silk This iorilaarti ehawtlon L4mii1sm r}i'-KnntiKr f ,xel Cnlr,"61ILL incluntllizvel ar1L1 two lark ar0ed m�tLal dtxin1w11T2 salkjlcrcauriiupt.whaell -src WnIidoI Irri the Onir rin Alic ca i okry iloo, `tbt: rr.d brw l Cupstrutr,up sw on ai ruhhiv fuundstbTL And Illi Da rpof(murt3 A will 110-lawreul ,:1T:jIcL w ilh+.wrmw cupillA 4 hat tLNSV FS to Cllr. civ I ILL Li' in Lemdh. MATUPM 4241f-Story Mill,$2n-1iA9L(buddiet]: fayntrt-irutin� Appm-nVy bLOJ1 iL1 ph '"- I4314xWing r lire: whjO dV,9IWM'Cd the RilM Th'uL the OriAiFIKI Mill In, 1901, th.c ILL,.,cl-tj fro lLtLiry rtia-Ery m111 buIIding hak -3 rvoliougtklair 45, it W AwT ptvn and Sial.on A SLLIAo fEWT1,01111daIt. The arwci=5 wmironcr rml ual rAcAkPL P 1k:Nro nbari P;xUpit. Spwi aak consUirioi-a gj,I,,ewnd lcm& craranor and ul I �r �Jti- Lr rL�r,t 2k►kdlara [uL[rylmrs gra W-uLlic} 1�5 .r-1 a�i�ialrl� l��io liva 1�rith 'hat4l9e l� L L 11krL�t wunm thick. The cosi faedj%which.Inst. Lhe Mk3W1hdkkW SPLs, i:5 ideribmil. rkithmugh ]iff hI Lha, Ncede: hm b=ri