70363

This text message is used to keep the image from rotating in ocr process. Be sure to crop the top .25" off after the ocr process. SPRUCES GUARD STATION BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON, SALT LAKE COUNTY UTAH STATE HISTORY 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 -, 3 9222 00535 3896 r HISTORIC SITE FORM (to-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION .I lDENTIFICA TION Name oj Property: Spruces R = Station Address: Salt Lake Ranger District Twnshp: 2S City, County: Salt Lake County UTM: Zone 12 446080 E 4499100 N Current Owner Name: Wasatch-Cache National Forest USGS Map Name & Date: Range: 3E Section: 17 Mt. Aire Quad. 7.5 series, 1975 rev. Current Owner Address: 8226 Federal Bldg 125 South State St. Salt Lake City, lIT 84128 Forest Service Number: 19010401 Legal Description (include acreage): NW 14/ of NE 114 of SE 1/4 2 STATUSIUSE Property Category ~ building(s) structure site _ object Evaluation ~ eligible/contributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-oj-period Use Original Use: forest service ranger statIon Current Use: same 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: ~ prints: 1978 historic: Drawings and Plans ~ measured floor plans _ site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: ~ other: Wasatch-Cache F.S. files Research Sources (check all sources _ abstract oj title _ tax card & photo _ building permit _ sewer permit _ Sanborn Maps _ obituary index _ city directories/gazetteers census records _ biographical encyclopedias _ newspapers consulted, whether useful or not) _ citylcounty histories _ personal interviews _ USHS Library USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects File _ WS Family History Library _ local library: _ university library(ies): Bibliographical References (books, articles, interviews, etc.) Attach copies oj all research notes, title searches, obituaries, and so Jorth. Carter, Thomas and Peter Goss. Utah's Historic Architecture, 1847-1940. Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah Graduate School of Architecture and Utah State Historical Society, 1991. Spruces Administrative Site Water System Condition Survey. Wasatch-Cache National Forest. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1978. Rutledge, R.H. Building Construction Manual, Form 406; U.S. Department oj Agriculture, Forest Service Region Four. U.S. Government Printing Office, revised 1935. U.S.D.A. Forest Service, various Project Work Inventory Project Sheets. Spruces Guard Station, 1939. Various correspondence between the Regional Forester and the Forest Supervisor regarding construction and improvements. 1940. Researcher/Organization: 1. Cory lensenlPreservation Consultant Date: December 1997 HISTORIC SITE FORM (10-91) UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION .I IDENTIFICATION Name of Property: Spruces R = Station Address: Salt Lake Ranger District Twnshp: 2S City. County: Salt Lake County UTM: Zone 12446080 E 4499100 N Current Owner Name: Wasatch-Cache National Forest USGS Map Name & Date: Range: 3E Section: 17 Mt. Aire Quad. 7.5 series, 1975 rev. Current Owner Address: 8226 Federal Bldg 125 South State St. Salt Lake City, lIT 84128 Forest Service Number: 19010401 Legal Description (include acreage): NW 14/ of NE 114 of SE 114 2 STATUSIUSE Property Category ..!.. building(s) structure site _ object Evaluation ..!.. eligible/contributing _ ineligible/non-contributing _ out-of-period Use Original Use: forest service ranger station Current Use: same 3 DOCUMENTATION Photos: Dates slides: ..!.. prints: 1978 historic: Drawings and Plans ..!.. measured floor plans _ site sketch map _ Historic American Bldg. Survey _ original plans available at: ..!.. other: Wasatch-Cache F.S. files Research Sources (check all sources _ abstract of title _ tax card & photo _ building permit _ sewer permit _ Sanborn Maps _ obituary index _ city directories/gazetteers census records _ biographical encyclopedias _ newspapers consulted. whether useful or not) _ city/county histories _ personal interviews _ USHS Library USHS Preservation Files USHS Architects File _ WS Family History Library _ local library: _ university library(ies): Bibliographical References (books. articles. interviews. etc.) Attach copies of all research notes. title searches. obituaries. and so forth. Carter, Thomas and Peter Goss. Utah's Historic Architecture. 1847-1940. Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah Graduate School of Architecture and Utah State Historical Society. 1991. Spruces Administrative Site Water System Condition Survey. Wasatch-Cache National Forest. Salt Lake City, Utah, 1978. Rutledge, R.H. Building Construction Manual, Form 406; U.S. Department of Agriculture. Forest Service Region Four. U.S. Government Printing Office, revised 1935. U.S.D.A. Forest Service, various Project Work Inventory Project Sheets. Spruces Guard Station, 1939. Various correspondence between the Regional Forester and the Forest Supervisor regarding construction and improvements. 1940. Researcher/Organization: J. Cory JensenlPreservation Consultant Date: December 1997 4 ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION Building Style/Type: Log/frame with multi-gable roof Wall Material(s): log with mortar chinking Foundation Material: stone/concrete mortar Additions: l none _ minor _ major (describe below) Number of associated outbuildings four No. Stories:_l_ Alterations: none l minor _ major (describe below) and/or structures none Briefly describe the principal building. additions or alterations and their dates. and associated outbuildings and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. ~ Station is located just off of State Highway 152 at the Spruces Campground in Big Cottonwood The Spruces Canyon. just outside of Salt Lake City. The station is situated in a mountainous area surrounded by conifers and aspen trees. The ranger station (revised R-4 Plan #53) is a one story. log structure on a stone and concrete mortar foundation. with a side-gabled. wood-shake roof. There is a small. gabled cross wing slightly protruding from the left side of the west (front) facade. The roof on the front also overhangs the front porch. and has four log poles supporting it. A small. gabled wing which acts as a rear entryway and stairway vestibule is attached towards the rear on the north facade. Just to the west of this is a gabled basement entryway which slopes down toward the building. Main entrance is on the west facade through the front porch which enters into the living room which is on the south side of the building. There is a stone and mortar frreplace and chimney in the living room which extends up through the center of the roof. A bedroom is located in on the north side in the front wing. This is separated from the kitchen at the north rear by a bathroom which has entry from both rooms. The windows on the main level are six-over-six on double-hung. wooden sashes. except for a the small six-paned fixed bathroom window. and a rear. four-paned fixed kitchen window. There are three four-over-four. doublehung. wooden sashes on the addition; one on the front and two on the side. At the attic level there is a small doublepane window at each gable end. Also located on the site are the following: · a large open-air picnic/shelter facility with two gabled wings protruding di agonally from either side of a main central. gabled structure. This building is constructed of logs and has a large stone and concrete fireplace on one wing. and underwent some restoration in 1994. This building is not mentioned in original correspondence. and was possibly built much later. · a garage/storage building of log construction and board-and-batten siding at the gables. with a wood shingle-covered. gable roof · a barn of log construction. and board-and-batten siding at the gables. with a wood shingle-covered. gable roof. · a large. brick comfort station added in 1979. not contributing The ranger station underwent an extensive interior rehabilitation in 1978. Cabinets and flooring were replaced. and electrical and other utilities were updated. but structurally. the interior remains basically as it was built in 1940. and is in good condition. All of the buildings are stained brown with dark brown painted doors and trim. They are all in good condition. and are still maintained for seasonal use by the forest service. 5 HISTORY Architect!Builder: Unknown/Civilian Conservation Corps Date of Construction: 1940 Historic Themes: Mark themes related to this property with "S" or "C" (S = significant, C = contributing). (see instructions for details) ...§.. Agriculture _Industry Economics Politics! Education .£... Architecture Invention Government _ Engineering _ Archeology _ Religion _Landscape Entertainment! Art Architecture Science Recreation Commerce Law ...§.. Social History _ Ethnic Heritage Communications Literature _ Transportation _ Exploration! _ Community Planning _ Maritime History Other _ Military Settlement & Development _ Performing Aris HealthlMedicine ...§.. Conservation Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners & significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. . The Spruces Ranger Station, built in 1940, is fairly unique example of log architecture for a ranger station in Utah since a majority of the ranger stations were built of wood frame and clapboard siding. This building is also a fine example of Civilian Conservation Corps craftsmanship. The CCC was one of President Roosevelt's New Deal programs which lasted from 1933-41. Young men from Depression stricken families were sent to many different areas throughout the country to perform various tasks for which they and their families were compensated. In Utah these activities included clearing rangeland, building roads, constructing stone spillways and embankments, etc. Some of the more visible and extant projects the CCC worked on in the state were forest service ranger stations. Ranger stations were used as work and living centers for forest crews. They were built mainly as a convenience before the automobile became common transportation because the Forest Service lands and work areas were so far from the personnel's homes. They were also used as social centers for other people such as sheep herders and miners who worked in the vicinity. The ranger stations housed from two to four people who came from different parts of the state and country. The other existing buildings on the site are used for maintenance and storage of Forest Service vehicles, equipment, and animals. Because of the heavy snowfall during the winter, they are only occupied seasonally until snow prevents travel on the roads. Forest Service administrative buildings have not been systematically researched, nor does any consistent typology exist, mainly because of the variation in types and styles up until the 1930s. At this time, the National Forest Service adopted official plans for nationwide implementation. Using various means, including the Civilian Conservation Corps, Forest Service employees, and private contractors and individuals, the Forest Service was able to construct a large amount of buildings. These buildings are generally of wood-frame construction, with various styles of wood siding, and concrete or stone foundations. Several different styles of guard stations were designed, along with accompanying outbuildings which included barns, garages, storage sheds, and large warehouses. Although the interiors were rather Spartan, they could be quite homey and colorful. A Forest Service "Improvement Plan" describes the interior of a dwelling: "Interior: Living-dining room and bedroom walls all finished with two coats calcimine in the following colors: Living, dining room, light tan. Bedroom walls peach, ceiling cream, bedroom light tan. Floors and wood work, cherry stain and varnish. Bath room and kitchen walls and woodwork finished with 3 coats of Nile Green enamel, two tone. Bathroom floor cherry stain and varnish, kitchen floor linoleum." Many of the historic Forest Service buildings are still in use and have seen little alteration, although non-historic alterations are becoming an increasing problem. Because their use as residences is not specifically required, some of the buildings are being used for storage, or are sitting vacant. In order to decrease the cost of maintenance. the Forest Service is opting to destroy some of the buildings, cover them with aluminum siding, or renovate them for other uses. As the number of historic guard stations decreases, the importance of understanding their place in history increases. Forest Name ~-t~ -~ Compound (Site) Name __~~~~u~~~~_________________________ Building # R-4 Plan # ~~ ~S'2z Year of construction ~1~~~~~C2'---~---------r~---------------­ Building's original function ~ 0:k:cl:.;.-v, Building's currerit function ___~~~~~~~~~~~________________ Is structure in original location? ~ N If not, date moved ~NT " \ Any change to major exterior components? Y ~ *If yes, describe below. National Register Status: Circle one (complete most recent) 1. 2. 3. 4. Listed. Date listed on NR Determined eligible. Date determined eligible Determined ineligible . Date determine ineligible Unevaluated. Latest date of determination -------------------------- Facility Master Plan Direction: Circle one Ii':J Currently in use (c.t least seasonally). ~ Not in use but planned use with no modifications <3 years. 3. 4. 5. Not in use but planned use with major exterior component modifications <3 years. In use and disposal planned <3 years. No use planned <3 years . *Describe any major exterior component modifications: Are there any other issues or concerns that would alter or effect a determination of eligibility for this structure? ea L. R. CL· k.. SP R-Uc. E..S 2A ~G E:.R S T. SCAL E:.". I/tt"=: 1'-0\\ DfCAhlNBY: COe:( ~E-NSE.l t:>ATE.' c:x:.i. '9S- o· " I 2-' ;' :t' -= Non-Recurrent Reettrra", a. s. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJECf SHEET State ........................................P.'. ~!~JL ...................................... County......................$.!!J.~ ...~.~.~............................................... . Region ................~...... Forest..........W~.?~:t!.~g ........................................ Ranger district .......... g.~JJ!... ~~.............................. Research unit ................................................................................................................................................................................... .. State--Private forestry unit ......................................................................................................................u ...................... ..... ...... .. 2. (a) Project name....................Big ...C.o.t:t.o.nJ&O.Qd ...Q-ual.'d. .. st.at.iQn .. ,Wat.e:x:.. sy's.tem. ..::-... O.onet.rJ.\C.tiQIL .. (b) Functional classification ........ O:en..... Admin .................................................................................. ~................................. .. (c) E. C. W. (Form 7) work class....................... 14.3..............................Cost activity No ...22 ................................................ (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .............................................................. . Lay 1" pipe, set up cement storage tank, connect up with station; taps for outdoors • .. _r'" . J. - • .... .. " ~ ...." . ;" i . fj, , .' -- ' i .I • 3. Labor requirements and cost estimates: ITEM No. Required No. Days Av. Rate Man-Days -------1--------------- Per Day a. Unskilled labor....................................................... ~................7. ................?~ ...................... $~......... $.J,,),.? ...................... b. Semi-skilled labor................................................................................................................................ _ ................................ .. c. Skilled labor..............................................................;1,.,..............7.................7..............................~.......... ........R.9...................... ?................?.............................~...................-!Q..................... do Technical and clerical labor..................................~................ 6. Total project labor......................................~....................... _ .......3.7. ............................................l.7.a.................... f. Superintendence................................................. _.............................~ .................................................... ·· ....12....·....·........·.... · . Is an d equIpment................................... . 5 g. Matena x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ................................. . h. Land or site purchase......................................... x x x x x x i. Otherc08ts .............!mv:e.l................................ -'xc:......;x::....,:x:.-, ..:x=--------:x=--------:x;:. i. Total direct project cost......................... x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ................................ .. x x x x x .......~................. .. X x x .......;/.7.................. _............... ~..~13 .......... 4. Direct project cost per man-year (280 8-hour days) ............................................................................. $................................ 5. Annual maintenance cost after eompletion.....~: ..:~~...~:.. ::.~...........................::.. :.:.::.:::............................$................................ 6. Adminiatr~tive overhead .. . 1 8 a. Supervisory and faCIlitating personnel-man-days........................................................................... $.............................. .. b. Other-Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc ................................................................................ $...~... L .................. .. . 10 Total adm ....................................................... $.............................. .. 7. Work IeUOn. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. July X. Dee. Aug. Sept. Qet. N'ov. Apr.)o..... Maz. Ian. Ma~ Fe~ June~ 8. Year or years of program period to which project most des.!J:ably assigned. (Check one or more) 1st 2nd 3rd ~ 4th 5th 6th rorm No. 674 Revised 1·1·.8 Non-Recurrent Recuzzcn, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE 1. 2. PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJECf SHEET State.......y.t~.........................................................................County .. §.~.~!-! ...~.;~.................................................................. Region ....~..................Forest.J!.~.?~.t<;.~............................................... Ranger distrlct....$.~J.j;...J·§J~~L ................................. . ... ~::=:~::~~.;~~~~~;;.~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::~::~~~~~:~~:~~::~:~~~:~~~:~:~:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: (a) Project name..... ~~...~s.~.~... 9.f!w.l': .. 9.f.f.l~.~~~.~9..~gm....QQA~1~.<;'~J9.A ..................No ....................... .. r (b) Functional c1assification .......................~.~.~.!.. . A9..IJP...~.! (c) E. C. W. (Form 7) work class................. ~9. ........................................................................................,.............. .................................... Cost activity No.......~.g........................................... . (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .......... .................................................... . Construct office-bedroom, plan R-4 ~\ . ..', ..... . . ., ' 3. Labor requirements and cost estimates: No. Required ~.' No. AT. Rate Man-Days Days ------11------------- Per Day a. Unskilled labor......................................................... .7. .............?9. ................~? ................. ~...... _ $.?~..................... . b. Semi-skilled labor ................................................................................................ :............................. _- .....n ........................... . d b 2 26 58 5 ~60 c. Skille la or..... _................................................................ :.................. .................................................. .................................. d. Technical and clerical labor..............................................."""""" "' ..................................................................................... Total project labor.........................................~ ....................... _ .......-:;{.3.# ................ "''''''''_''' ... ~~.m . 1 26 26 5 {. Superlntendence................................................._ ................ .................................................................. _.. _130 .......... _............. . e. . . m . m . m . . . __ x x x x x x x x x x x ...~?!? h. Land or site purchase.......................................... x x x . x x x x x x x x x x x g. Materials and equipment................................... x x x ..................... i. Other·costs .......... __........................................... x x x ...;x=-...:x=-...:x=-l---'x.:.......:.:x.......:x;:......:;X.:.......:.:x_1-,X=-==X-=-x ................................ .. i. Total direct project cosL....................... x x x x x x ......... ?~.Q~............... 4. ...... __...... $..~~~.................. _ Direct project cost ~r mall-year (280.8-hour days) ... :.........................................................................$.. ?~.~§..!.~? .... ~...... 5. Annual maintenance cost after completion...............................................................................................$................................ 6. Adminiatra.tive overhead • . . . . 3 24 a. SupervISOry and faCIlItating personnel-man-days........................................................................... $............................... . b. Other-Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc................................................................................ $.. ?!? ........................ Total adm .......................................................$.:?..Q ........................ 7. Work .eason. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. July ~ Aug. May Sept. June Oct. IaR liu;_ 8. Year or years of program period to which project most desirably assigned. (Check one or more) 1St 2nd 3rd 4th ~ ... ...-...... ,,_. i 'Dec lIar, 5th 6th .. ~evl8ea I-Hili Non-Recurrent ReCblzcnt U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE 1. PROJECf WORK INVENTORY-PROJECT SHEET State..................y.1!.@.............................................................. County.. §.~J:t;....~.~ ............................................................... . Region .............~, ........Forest....Y{~~.~~.~g ..............................................Ranger distrlct.... ~J..~... ~.................................... Research unit ..................................................................................................................................................................................... State-Private forestry unit .......................................................................................................................................................... . 2. (a) Project name.................~.i.& .. Q.Q.H.Q1W!.QQg... 9:~rn8.~ ...~... s.1!Q;r,:~J.~.9m...\i.9.P.,§j;.;r,:!'!.........•........ No ......................... (b) Functional classification.................................. Q~.U.!....l\gmt~.~ ......................................................................................... .. (c) E. C. W. (Form 7) work class....................................................1l-.Q.Cost activity No .............g.? ...................................... (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .............................................................. . Construction of garage R-4 Plan #26. To serve at Big Cottonwood Guard Station. 3. Labor requirements and cost estimates: ---------------------------------------1 No. Required No. Da)'B Man-Da)'B -------1--------------- AY.Rate Per Day a. Unskilled labor...........................................................7..............?.~................~~.~................. $~......... $.. !?~.~..................... b. Semi-skilled labor................................................ ................ ............... .................................................................................... c. Skilled labor_......................................................................................................................................_.................................... . d. Technical and e1ericallabor.............................................. ................................................................................................... . 6. Total project labor........ ~ .......................................................... ....L./f.../ .................. ....................2.$...f. ................... . 1 21 . 21 5 ' 105 f. Supenntendence .................................................. ................ ................................................................................................... . 800 g. Materials and equipment................................... x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ....................................... h. Land or site purchase........................................ . x x x x x x x x x x x x x x ..................... _-_ .................. 15 i. Other costs...T.rn.Y.~J..t....~j;.~.!'!... ...................... x x x x x x _...... x x x x x x x x .................................... ;. Total direct project cost........................ x x x x x x ...........!§.~............... _............... $...!-.?Q.~.................. 4. Direct project cost per man-year (280 8-hour days) ........................................................................... ~ ....?p.±:?!.;?;?.......... 5. Annual maintenance ·cost· after completic5iL..~~~.:.~~ ....:..~: ........................................................................ $....fL.............:::.::.... 6 .. Adminim-~tive overhead .. . 1 8 a. SupervISOry and faClhtating personnel-man-days................................................_......................... $............................... . b. Other--Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc................................................................................ $....7. .......................... . 15 Total adm .......................................................$............................... . 7. Work .euon. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. Ifo;_ July Aug. Sept. ~ee. Oct. May June Fee "an: ~ 8. Year or years of program (Check one or more) 1st /./ ,,~riod to which project most desirably assigned. 2nd 3rd 4th 5th . H.eYlsea 1·1·8t1 Non-Recurrent -flOOdl ZEut U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJECf SHEET ..............,................................................. 1. State................v..~.~ County ...~.!:!i....~;~ ............................................................... . Region ..........1:............ Forest....V!?:§.?~.2B.............................................. Ranger distrlct..~J~....~~.~...................................... Research unit ..................................................................................................................................................................................... State-Private forestry unit ........................................................................................................................................................... 2. (a) Project name... ~~E. ..9.9.j;.~.Q·J:}.;W.9.9.g... 9:!J.~.r.g... S.~.?:j;.i.2.g.1 ... QQ~~.~rn.c.~j,~m ............................ No •........................ (b) Functional classification ....................... Q.~P.,.~ ...AQ.miA., ..................................................................................................... . (c) E. C. W. (Form 7) work class ......................J,..l Q..............................Cost activity No ..gg ............................................... . (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .............................................................. . Construction of Guard Station, R-4 Plan #53. Headquarters for Fire and Recreation Guard contacting 100,000 people annually. '~Ll 1.', ~... - ·1 \j • 3. Labor requirements and cost estimates: No. ITEM Required No. Ay. Rate Man-Days Days Per Day --~--·I---~~------I-------I-~~-------- a.. Unskilled labor..........................................................~........ ..... ~~................ ~.?§.................. ~.......... $..~~~!.................. . b. Semi-skilled labor................................................ ................................................................................ _ ................ _._ ............ . c. Skilled labor......................................................:................................... ...................................... ;: ................_.~;. __............. . cL Technical and dericallabor.................... _........................ .......................................................................... _......._............... . e. Total project labor................................... ...... ,;...................... _ ....... '3.$£............................-- ..Ji.~..if...............- f. Superintendence_..............................................._......! .............I?~..................~.~.....................?................_~!.f?.................. x x x x x xxx .....e..l:.Q9................... k. Land or site purchase.......................................... x x x x x x x x x x x i. Other costs .......;.....T.~y~J.J ... ~~.g.,................ x x X x x x xxxxx x x x xxx ...........~ ................. . Total direct project cost......................... x x x x x x g. Materials and equipment ................................... i. x x x ..........#.~................................ ;:.~...3.qB...q.. . 4. Direct project cost per maD-year (280 8-hour days) ......................................................::-......::-.............$?~.Q~.,Q*............. 5. Annual maintenance 'c ost after coinpletion._....... _.. _............................................................................... ~9........................... 6. Admini.tra.tive overhead .. . 5 ' 40 a. Supervtsory and faClhtating personnel--man-days...........................................................................$............................... . b. Other--Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc................................................................................$...~.Q....................... . Total adm ....................................................... $...7.~L ...................... 7. Work seatOn. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. r ~1~~1~1~----~lA\~~~~~.--------~S~e~prtt~.---------O~ctt.----------~lvrno~.~.---------D~9c~_ ~Apr. May June ian. Ual' Feb 8. Year or years of program period to which project most desirably assigned. (Check one or more) l~t 2nd 3rd 4th ..... 5th 6th .i ' /~­ D~- ~ ..('\ ,/' ~vIT'ROVEMENTS - \Q1 Ci . ;_- .....'"' _..... __t'_/{; ....... .,..! .., ..... If .... _.~!...-{ _....__ _.... __.... .__ .. ___.. ... COate) Please file ,I , - 'Ilasatch fUOA) piS Camp Groun Spruces \ . ;., . .~ . : JOB :',15/, Na: .:;~. .. !~~. : .. ~~....~~~:j71t~ d '1/t~.J1 . ~~ ,,~t..rt~~L]T2S . \ ;31:;1.1 _ {)i..~~ ..............,... _., ..__ .__ .___.. ___... __ .. __ .... __ .... ____ ._... ________.. __ .__ ,__ .. __ ..... __ .__ .. __... __ Cost Accounting Classification: Activity: .. __ , -' .# II22::J.= ... _.. ___..... _____ .__ .__________._______ .. __ ..~__ .? ___ .I!f!.__ ..__ ...!pJ Y .:I____ .~ _ .~~. ......--------..........--.--. .- --- -. - -..- - . --WhO is responsible for performance. Cop;e, to,.f,:).v.,r:f,~.J~ ...;..~.J.~)~ ~cr To: ____ .. __ y All expenditures of time, money, and equipment use, etc., should be charged to "JOB NO .....__............... __ ........" (This includes charges on Forms 26, 469b, 874-15, 877, 942-S, 1012, 1034.) .:o:::~C·:~de. . ·:~:·~~:···: . ~::!.t.:·;·~:~·::·: ·:··. :....:.: "~':~.: . ~l Iql~ \. ~ Wo,k to by ........ ~.•..LJtto.............p<ogre" «po,t, to be ,ub be oompleted by (date) . •.. itt ~................... -.....................--............_... _....... _.._... __....__ .....__......... __ ..... __ .... _.......... __ ._........._.............. . .:l I -~ f~ " 1 (~J--;:~'"' /~ -- « - <: file 0 IMPROVEMENTS, Spruc•• GiS Dwlg •. <... :.:.. .. . . .•..•..•.... W-L t1 r ', . I ' .- , . \ ~ . .lOB NO ... .. ::..-:-/_-/ i)t~4~ ~;q\ ~- ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~.--l.7........~.-3.~ ..-.j-..T..Z.-;).:J .-S(~.;n:: : : - · .. 'Q " !~; .' . ... .. .. --.. ... .............. 1 Project Description: ~..... ~ ................... __........ _........ _.... ___ ............... .............._.. .. __..... .. _..._......................... . ~~Mfication~ Activity: 2...3.~......... _.. .____ .........................................._.lir..J?!. Z.-!If.?? . . ¥ _ ~_. To: __ Copies _.. ._______________ __ ____. ____ who i, mpon'ible foe p"fMmance. to:¥~JllN.:f.-j-;1-~v..-~)\~jR.r;.£-j Z~O All expenditures of time, money, and equipment use, etc .. should be charged to "JOB No ..l.;::P·l.--............. " (This includes charges on Forms 26, 469b, 874-15, 877. 942-S, 1012, 1034.) / . 1ks:..I.......l9Jl. .. ......................_· _.,.................. ........... ....................... ........... . ......... . ~. :..:........ Work to begin ..... Inspecti~nsto be made......~ ..~....................by..~ ..~.~...:.~Ce.. .. ...... .... . .. .. '~;::;)..: ' " ~. 0.:-::-.. Work to be completed by (date) ..... by J::.1c... . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . ~. . . . . ,; ' ... . :'~.~' Progress reports to be submitted .j~ ...................................................... ......_.................... _.......................................................................... The standard of the work and other information is shown below or on the attached sheets. i !. l1 11 ! .i: . :;'i! i +'; .,'~\,qI(,~.~~i;t~~~~~~~;;:~<~~;·:=~~·;~·:;.:~·::···· h~ .~~~~,~.et•.~~(~~~~,~~~.~.: purpos~;,"r..~~~_~:~.~~t..si~i~~,l.d. ;~~~;: te:,.,;~~~~~~.'~~::~ii; .: ~1 :; .. without written authority from the Forest Supervisor. Expenditures are to be charged against.. ......\:~......................... _............................. funds . O ed" originated by :;,: ..f~__________________ Recommended by ............ ......... __ ........................................ - :( Forest Supervisor) , ,.":' . . .:::! Estimated Cost $................ ................................................ (If necessary use other side. for details.) J~~~~~~4'f~ J ~*5?>; ~J-eJ.~ ~o..,~'~ ¥ ~if~~. ~J~ 1i4t..(J>t.~ _1 ~tt~:4~a(t~· ( OAKl.ANO-e-t%- S7.tO .OOOO) ."" co- Mr. Pragness \}B.F. - 2/20/40. (8/0 Flle 1-, ~ v IMPROV~ _ Wasatch Salt Lake Clty. Utah, re'bra.a17 10. 194aO. Sprucea' Guard Station. REGIONAL FOJmSTER. R~eJ."8JIIe. 1s _de to fOur memonDdUlll ot relmlaJ7 a. Xt te ~ ~t we 414 JlOt 8uft'lol"~ ap1a1ll oU tor the u•• of ababa 106- 10 tlMl~. Aa the und. trPe of IIbake obtalMd on J'orest Serne. 8tftotue 18 1/2" thi. s ." Ions. the lIbdea on haDd . .nabl. tor ue. oathe· Gaar4 statl_ wen 1" thick, aDd 1t wae telt that this thiok a _ _ . apa0e4 'It' to the weather. would look bGll:y. ad pnaeDt a IIOt too ha:nacullou appeu"llDce. 'the shakes approm on the 9p1"U.oea Bb,elt_ plaD WZ'8 81*0414 t" to .the weather. 4cUb11'11& 8ftl'F touth !'OW. liy. 1Jaa an ntaotl.,., root t~. . NUOJl J'ulother oCllllllellt cm thie ReP pom. woul4 ~ appJI8Ciate4. E Ogden, Utah February 2, 1940 IMPROVEMENTS - Y;asa tch Spruces Guard Station I i@' U .--~ "-~ . ---.-: ~.....'t ' ' --;~ '. .' -:::-- i ! ; FOREST SUPERVISOR L~LC ._ Reference is made to your memorandum of January -- ' . ')40., ! -{ i"7 •. ~- '- '~I We are agreeable to the procedure outlined in the second paragraph of your memorandum. If you intend to use a 1/2 pitch roof, use log rafters with the minimum of six inches at tip. These should be spaced at two foot centers. Eight inch purlins and cross ties are preferable. If you intend to use the ceiling joists over the first ,floor, as floor joists for the second floor, we ask that you make these members a minimum of eight inches thick. They 8hould be spaced at two foot centers to tie to the rafters at the point of contacf, and be bolted or drift pinned to the plate and rafters. This will give you a floor system sufficiently strong for light storage and bedroom use. Your proposed changes to the window and door frame details, as shown on the plan to allow for use in the log frame wall, is satisfactory. , Your proposal to build the porch addition which was used at tbe Mill Creek Guard Station, is satisfactory, except, that we are not willing to allow winders in the stairway. The -Washington Office has set a rule in acceptable plannjng procedure which does not allow winders. You can gain the two steps at the head of the stairs (see our modification to your plan). The arrangements you propose in the basement for the bedroom are poor, in that, it does not have a finished entry, but must be entered through the service part of the basement. It is suggested that tlllS be controlled by a finished hallway with borrowed sash lighting or with a second basement window in the rear elevation. ThiS will give proper lighting to the store room. On the roof, the shakes must be placed at seven and one-half inches to the weather instead of the ten and one-half inches you mentioned. Ten and one-half inches is a standard used for wall covering only. . - - ~---" ~------- Your proposed eighteen inch overhang of the cornice and eaves is satisfactory. Your sketch is returned with the modifications approved by this office. Enclosure • ,', . Steve / i / . CC Mr. Pragnell /BF (File I IMPROVEMENTS - Wasatch / Spruce Ouard Station / ! f 2-11 to mm Salt Lake City. utah J'anuar,y 31, 1940 ! DGIONAL FORESTZR Please re:ter to 1Ir. GmT's memorandUII. to you, atten1Ilon 111'. G. L• •1ahola. dated 1"8D.WU7 1'. rel1l1' .has baa reael!8' by us and _ 8hall app~1a1i. Mr. H!ohola' coaeds and 8Ugge8'Uou. cjs .cjs (B.F. - 1/.27/40 ,- \ i .I . (Q! File .:>. 0·. • " t !~ j / , . ':;. cc- Mr. Pragnell E f :r-t-<J-.v \-1.:;1 IMPROVEMENTS - Viasatch Spruoe GUard Station. ~v~' L '1 '. " \ , ·~.I \ .I Salt Lake Ctty, Utah, January 17, 1940. REGIONAL FORESTER. (Attentton G. L. Nichols). '"'" In regard to the construction ot the Spruoe Guard Stat1on, by us1ng a log exterior wall and putting in a basement, minor revisions -are needed which are shown on the attaohed sheets and disoussed. '1, it The logs cut out tor this ~Q~4lbg square on the aTerage is oontanp1ated to Wle detcmBed 6/8" reWoreing steel bolted and threaded, through the lOgs to prnent warping and settling ot ',he building through air( sbrlDkage ot the loga. '1'l1e ~ steel should hold better than %OUDd smooth drU't p1n8. A:"'lJk1ng compound can be Used to till. up a~ oraCks obtained t!li-ouSh shrinkage; the rooting paper behind the logs will act as an additional. safeguard. The 1088 will be peeled and stained to ~ standard oolor schema. ~ ~ It is tigured to use aon...-u pitch root using log ratters with a 6" minimum t1p tapering. ~1'e tban two inches in the total length. Thore are sutt10ient ' logs e:yallable to plaoe these ratters 2' 6ft 0.0. and also suftioient material. tor '1 to 8" purlu.. aDd 01'OSS ties. We desire to ' use logs slabbed on two sides 6" thie1&: tor the oeUtne joists and to .~ flooring 111 the attio for tuture light storage. - The windows and ,doors are detailed tor a 4" wall; by inoreasing the width ottllit~frame to ~ (88J118 detail as a 6" stud wall would make) the window aal.4oors d4rta11s would proTe sat1staotory. '!'hi8 _s recolIlllended by two mUl concerns. It 1s planned to reach the baa_ent 111th the seme stairwaY plan as _s . used at the J4Ul Oreek Qu.ard Station, except to take advantage ot the space ander the stair tor a coal room. The at.taohed detail shows this. We ha"18 Butti~1ent 2&" shakes on hand tor the root. 1t 1s desired to plaoe these shakes 101- to the weather. doubling nery firth row. Also, by using log ratt81'S, it is desired to haTG an 18" OTerhaJ:t&. ', , I, ) RCP 1 1 ." . Your' o......nt. aDd _ _.tl""" woulJ:",~a:~~at.d. FOREST SUPERvISOR. aw ,. 6 /~ E I i /./~,.<J 7 lJ (/ a~:l ,.;= FC""r dl'l /u£,tt" l, ( ... I~,;~ _:.I;(',,'7t t .... - j;A tIC rjS-;/~ r ~7e (E/J /II;! ~ '4J/II-#£ !5J/!/!! ( ;/)0. ,4 /1/ () L/ A!:;:8 j)jo/)/E: ;::) , C.~r- /t so -/~-:; .f ! ;:6 ! ,II /i ' " y.r. " :/ j 1'1 0 ' . · IOjif,l~ " If/P//"'./\ r-C7( /)1/ d-. AC(/7l-(b~ .-, I:,-£C - ;:'~:', C , .-' '. ;/ j "il7.... - ~(.LI" ~:-:: . ,r , J~ , ," _~ . .' -'.;:::. ~ s. mi,t' -'rt! i; I I -" t------. I l' " I • _. L ._ .---------r\ ' \ ! <...;,.;. .. i \ ii ""(';" ;i !" : -- I '.' 1 i .' j • . __ . ,._.:~-,f.-_' . . .,.. ~ ......... . _... d-.di!.j.,... jl.Ad~~. ~.P /:",- .: .(, __ 4~£J· .1 ~) I C lice: ,:" . - .",.' •. : , . .:...- . . . ) )0' ,~ - / /0401- {)2 /040/- 01 b c/' I uPS(-:,( ~i f'O" I ~'o· ~ I-~--I : 1! ! .. oJP / - ~ < I I I ~/0401-03 Vern Mitchell 10/3/78 ~~\TER SYSTEM CONDITION SURV[Y - SPRUCES ADMIN. SITE Condition Adequate Inadequate According to FSM 7420, the ' system is classified as: Community________ Noncommunity____X _____ Source: Site connected to water system o,med and operated by others? Yes___ No~ Forest Service system? Yes X No Source Ty\?e: Hell --------Spring x Stream ------Lake -------Pond ---Swamp-_____ _ Cistern -----Other (Specify) X X X \olater pumped to point of use or storage tank Yes No X Type Pump Hand ' -----Gas ----N/A Electric ----Hydraulic Ram ---Other Type System Gravity X Pneumatic N/A Does sourc~ development meet all requirements? Yes No X Approximate Year Constructed 1935 , Does "rater quality meet Safe Drinking Hater Standards? Yes X No Is there a documented sanitary survey available? Yes X No Date Is there a chemical analysis of water available? Yes X No Date Is there a monthly record of bacteria tests on water? Yes X No Are the last two water tests free of coliform bacteria? Yes X No If supply is from surface SOllrce, are daily turbidity tests taken? Yes No N/A Condition of disinfection or treatment equipr.~Qnt None Condition of storag~ tank Volume of storage tank 20, qoo __ X X I REGION / STATION c=::'...1~ I,' -;- " .7 ~ _y~ , __ , RANGER DISTRICT t l .S . , '1',lrlnal'Ht nf I\gri c ulturr. Fllrt ' ~l Sl' rvi c l' MAINTENANCE CONDITION SURVEY CHECKLIST I I!./ ____L ___ --..-L_____::---____ I FOREST OR PROJECT "" I IDENTIFICATION NUMBER OR DESCRIPTION 1. FOUNDATIONS o ~.' CHIMNEYS (gJ -EJ @ a. Exterior b. Interior ~ ~")!-~fi:::: c . Exterior trim /7"'-.(' '« d. Parch posts o o o o ~ /.- - e . Porch steps f. Porch floors g. Windows If ;J h . Doors - ~ ;@ o o o o o o o i. Shutters j. Screen s k. Carport I. Garage c . Replacement needed ~ c. Trim and maul~in,g ", 'd' doars ct.a;;r.~ d • SI,"ng o f. linen closets L"J g. Drawer sets o h. Kitchen cabinets CJ i. Bookcases 0 6. STAIRS b . Faucets o o o o o o o o i , Ji,~~ _ ) /'- \. ) . , ..h-'7v. ).)0;Jt7. o o o @ o ~ ~ o g. Electric d. Leaks CJ h. Flue e. Drainage o o o o o o o i. Dampers (4) Cesspool (5) Soil ond vent stacks (6) Traps o f. Breakage o o o (1) Source (2) Storage (5) Filters (4) Valves and cocks (6) Bacteria tests 12. ELECTRIC a. Wiring b. Service and circuit controls c. Conduits d. Boxes e . Connections ~)"'"' i. Fixtures 0 0 0 k . Light plants ~ m. Lightning protection f. g. Flashing h. Attic ventilation v....,n ;JU~ '--? ,-<, , ~A(....-!~ ·'" ·l . -. g. Cabinets or fuses o ,! j ' ( . f. Wire or c a b l e · b . Downspouts d. e. j. Insulation k. Flashing I. Hot air m. Ducts n. Reg isters o. Hot water p. Radiator q. Pipes r. Thermostat s. Condensor 17. SPACE HEA TERS h. Circuits ,iJ Shingles ~ ~_~ Roof trusts rf<Ridge boards ~, d. Pipe connections f. Wood storage 0 , /}_ ' b. Valves c. Oil tank CJ (3) Drainfield COND~ONING /YI~ c. Valves a. Gutters c. Draintile o o a. Gas tank CJ o o o 8 . ROOFING [] c. Other 16. HEATING & AIR o (2) Septic tank 0 0 7 . FLOOR COVERING A/o.vE ~ ~~~------------~-------; 0 o a. Range b. Refrigerator (2) Flush (1) Sewer o o o o b. Heating chamber e. Coal storage (3) Pipe @ CJ a . Hearth (1) Regular CJ e . Tables o /f}O,vG' a. Fixtures o o a. Doors b. Sidelights C] g. Water supply 5. INTERIOR WOODWORK pz1 o o o. Puttying and painting o @ o b. Breakage CJ m. Hardware n. Siding CJ a. Puttying CJ b. Exterior mi .llwork (!!!!!f)J o [J 11. PLUMBING 4. CARPENTRY WORK a. Wall sections /t/o/Vd 10. GLASS a. Surface drains b. Waterproofing LIST ITEM NUMBER ON REVERSE 14. FIREPLACE 9 , HARDWARE 0 a. Window o ~ ~ b, Concrete 0 b. Door :;:D=-__c_._V_e_n_t_s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---1 0 c, Bathroom 2, BASEMENTS ~D -~-d-.-K-i-tc-h-e-n----------~------~CJ a. Masonry @ "\/'4 -' -\ r/- , MARK BOXES BELOW FOR EACH ITEM NEEDING MAINTENANCE , BETTERMENT, OR REPLACEMENT. AND DESCRIBE WORK NEEDED AND ESTIMATED COST, !2?J TYPE OF BUILDING .J j. Light and power poles o o o o o o o CJ a. -Insulation b. Vents c. Control 18. HOT WATER HEATERS"oo;tJt a. Ventilation b. Flues c. Valves d . Connections e. Insulation 19. ADDITIONAL ITEMS (as needed) ~~~ . ~J--~~r~ I. Telephone wiring n. Radio wiring )Jf~3~ TER~~TE ~~: J-EC;;':~GE 7300-1 (1/65) U c..!J "~ ~ " ,I r .J, " Il ·:J0 ~ r;C ttl , . . .. .: -" .t~ 110 .1 ,," "':1 ,," ~~,T !; r:>t 9r .'I. r'h(etlo:r ~ ~ ,S,.i: • _ _ _ ". ~.:~_ ... _ ,#'" ' ........--,.- • ___ ,;: 3:. ~.• gx\ e rlor-mT'li wqr:A f '1?\; e'. i' ,Qrcl;i :S!~p Sl 4- \' - ~~. p \u!i! 'I., Pon:nfi'pors, ~~, ;/ :i', 1~·..: t.~lJ,)~ h~"! Sc.r:e en $? .4",2:1)'/-::; .i5I II, " .corolfe f. 1 t::J W Sr,!lg~ a M ~ .c.;::71' S4fS1 , -':', . . ,: .- -'. ( t~l, ~h Wi ,j ~9 _boo J:).oY'o spq!! 1$ ..;:, Dr.a i of;) e1 IL ,Shi Q~ t ~ ~ {" ,~ C, r:-: · ~. ,G'u' Uer ,l> ~ r, ~c;.of: t"r us.t s Efi d lfe'·!:>o.dfl:l's' ;91 f llls'hi nll D ;C 1., 'F' losh l ~ 11. Ho ~ Q]r, m•• .D...Y!'f s tf~ Reg,i~te~r.s. P4, 'H6t' ,",,,<It'er. :ti. R.od [ot.Q1i q. P ip~ s 'f', Th·e:rm.o ·st'ot" Si{ C OJlI! en-so" >1 " I ns'!il llft~ f\'; &.• lre;nts I 'f. ll I ·, I~, Wir/1J o rc~_ob te g • .Qa.b fn·e h , g .• 'Y<: nhIQl'1 9 n ' ~• .f fue s c~ Y oJ v!> . ~ c:' Cortilu. if~ ~. ,~QQ."'n e,!;.f) on$ " . ·-::;:"D · =-7'-~-"F-L-O-O-R-.~t-o--V-.,-E-R-I-"'-G---~-i=--'=,-~-.~-i" ~ o ~ J~~:j}!L. .:.~'k, t~fiic',<: , la'. ;66,>.!'~S' 6, :STA:IRS ~ ~ ~ p ~, S-erYLCe, !:In.1I ~ trC;:~!,I !l ~o.ntro.ls 0 'w n i (i) ourp;ef ~ ( 6 ~ 69.cte-rio.'t es;t'Si 0 TUL E CTkl.c '~~~-~~-~-+---;:-;::-Tc'-,,~-=c-::=:-:=-:-=:-:::-=~~~~- )e:$ ':6 , ROOFING ' t-._, 'e . :0 ~ 5,)' P i'he,~ ~ ..: "t:J=-.__I_•._B_Q_p_ ~__ ~ o_s,~_:s_·'~~~----"-~-l(~ 0 ; I Hl Sopr ".:g c. 'i "r·i lT) 9i:\d m9~'1 d i n9. ~" ~ fts:.:hen~ob.lneb j. j, Tn.so loti on ) ~ '1- 10 'b . :S id..!' U'g'f, fS , I" L fnelT c.I p,seJ $., o i \1'1': re:; eSo:; i'.99 J 1,5 ) S.Dil ,tu rd> ;Ylmi 5·t p£~s (&~ f ro'p-s \,3') J'j p!r (,I;) 'II ol", e $; ,g nd ~pck$ g.,Jlr ow if r' r-=-, "--,-.:..\ 12:) r~t':o c:o. ge, d. Slidin.9; siopr ,~ o • ........,. I S IOJ"'ll:fj ei S; ", t; 1 ~ 0n :t.G : ~ 9i~ 'frllfr: r' sURpl y' A i 1;) 00 (.5 'w ~. ,N .b ~ f Leaks D'(,erl h a;s.e] .( 3;) !ti r 0'1f! y" j>1if Q" \~H RI.ORWQQDWQR K 'C ]: <1 t i l ~ ep-ttc fr.:;1I') ~· :k. CO[PQrl t·. ~ i jH:f\' pl S,e W:1l':r' 'Wind.QY"/i1 o . Puttying 'ph,d':pl;ltIHng, o : b aj ~si ~r,Q.E~ .'!;~ n. Sic'!iQ\l ~, !! ::'- ' t.. 1,ll ",1.".e,s "m', Hot.dwo·re o ~ ~l~ t 9:')Ki ~-. ~i rtt: lcp f\D e(. rl:O rT~ ~~ P,otcn pp·sJ.s. XCI ~lj'Q 1" 1"1'111, I. S};utt@ts [=:.1 , ~', 1. ~ e g,t; Kcrf' fl. (;JOllrs Ci<J ~ .~wl'~; i . ' iI.o "iJ 9, L 0 1 '--1 ~ !' r}~ ,fi] y ,g;i • :::~g~EHt R IJl WtdRY !K; 'j;., :;. i r ~ . ,"~r; ~~ ~t!~ ,<t. W<,tl [ 'S!'l=ffoA S ~ >J~" ~ «"'r..i--i(} i\' lPJ! fti'$ ~1ij tl"" G' r'cuH's 1, r l8.tu.re:s ~i o, :LJgl1~ ori'd :p'ow,ec p:o i.e-s:. :b. L:i'lhl pbnt~ I.. Te1epl,QnJ'- wfJ' I !i~ Ifi,. 'h. f;g:hi njn-~ pJ'Q;t·~t!o1'l I IiI ,-",, . L-J-lJ"...........--- ~~--:--:.-:- ; - .. - . '. '- . ~ : ~tb:' .... , .. . .. . _. . ::y.:..:. . (.,.t~-~i~~44J~:· ~.~~ .. i,(".!;' ',,',"..1 ~erJ ~" tlf_' > ,!!(t;l:lf.li' ~ filtltJ61;{j.i '~~" ,~V~: t· ;$. ~ ti~ 1;" $ ~~ W" l. ~-<lt1Y' ' ;(~AJ; '~ ,~t':t~!:'~' ~? tl: i" :: t#'i,p, ~ ' ,',,~',~J),pi:, i 'f! •..• l'l 1 i .~ •'I>· 1 fi '1: _.. ..--. .... -. - . . ,# 'ER" - .. 00 ~ri"D ~---H\?T ~~ -," -\ .~·~.~.·"8" 3D·x '!:D S'I THE ':~ I!O)l FO!Z.€ST ~IZ.''' /-EO , "0 ,~ . ,' . ~ r e:'D EJ~ MAIN FLoOl2 PLAt-J IZT - lZETUIZJ.J Ale SJP - SUPPL'( D - OIA.METEIZ Ale.. OF DUCT ...~U WILLI5Ii~_P-20"D;:'D ,. r LE~END "·0 ... ~IZ'·O ,t;I ""'~\,,~ . A:i:.ES':> \bL.e .. . ' .; I .J , " ,0 , : ':" <·..~: :;~~·~r. ;,. ;, ,. ~. )) '. .!.;}~J;'~ti.~.•.~Mi.;~~f=~:~ .1.,-;..__ . !:". '5PI2UGGS A.TT .\(... - FU~NAC.E Wasatch-Cache National Forest Salt Lake Ranger District Salt Lake County Spruces Guard Station CONTENTS: 1. Location map 2. Site sketch 3. 1940 improvement and planting plan 4. Site description form 5. Building survey form with historic buildings plans 6. Photo log 7. Black-and-white photographs 8. Historic photographs (1917, 1920, 1922, 1940 and undated scanned photos from R4 Image Database) 9. Historic documents HISTORIC SITE FORM UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION HISTORIC SITE FORM UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION ----------------------------------------- l K . . . .. " , ~~~~' ,0 ' CAlvlPGlo2oUND---~) ON' '*rlo/tlqe .* "(,. . .s,.,. O...... C'i't:£ ~ l.Io N() . • ~""...; ,..." ~ 500r1' oS',op f)" 1 " I . !wulT"" R &f!¥' I' ,-,At,,,,.,. . r-., '- - "Bf,.,.SJ'''''_ .5""; II E3" q "r-~oJUI I U l U "fJ ~r! (/loA, c_"'~". ""D·II ~. t JL//t~ fj~tJ $ C/ol ---br..~ . --;-;v.-:- 1ST, . P»Iv3 ~ ,q,..... ~... 6'1, . 5_...c1lS~" 1,f7',. of II ,r" S 23 " If. ~_. . _~"" ~ Jti,,,,fY. ~I" '-'1" ~"tA.... " '--J ea.- J,l.r C,*"!, S/• .I~ 1.., ..... "'1'••", ''',,''NI ~ to ~ ,. r J&t.AIII • • .<}E~ .,. ~ "'f'! -4_ ~,,"~ S,_ atlI/VHIt ~.,.,.. A ... 1fu~ ~.~ J'1;.~""t"'~~1 .,s......w"fJ' ~ '!':-W' "':~~;.: c: ~'/1~;~" P'NA: ~<ft'Cc. &..-,., ~(<<1f8t.ffT ~ T_. ......, ,.uK'" ""''''''If .'~ ,.1 ':' C .f(l ~ ;; PC. I·", ltD Spruces Guard Station & Campground, 1940 Improvemen! & Planting Plan HISTORIC SITE FORM UHCS# 1??7139 ,. Site Name (Spruces Guard Station UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Forest d H d .. Wasatch-Cache National Forest Note: This fonn was created to supplement the Utah survey fonn by providing infonnation about the site as a whole. Located near a large campground, this guard station site is partially enclosed with a board fence. It is on relatively flat ground, south of Highway 190 in Big Cottonwood Canyon. The site is well shaded with mature pine trees. There are two historic buildings (house and garage) and a non-historic prefabricated shed. A fence partially encloses an area behind the house. Remnants of a stone path lead from the house's front stoop to the south. Site History The history of the Spruces Guard Station begins with the establishment of a tree nursery in Big Cottonwood Canyon. In the summer of 1905, Forest Assistant James M. Fetherolf prepared a reforestation plan for the Salt Lake Forest Reserve with the assistance of W. B. Hadley. Their work led them to establish a tree nursery by the following November. It was not until June 6,1906 that 160 acres were formally withdrawn for the Big Cottonwood Nursery, alternately known as the Wasatch Nursery and the Big Cottonwood Ranger Station. On Fetherolfs recommendation, the original administrative withdrawal was supplemented with 40 acres six months later. Specifically, he identified land owned by Earl and Mary Watrous. Adjoining the nursery on the southeast, the Watrous land was covered by mining claims, but the couple was willing to relinquish 6.6 acres as long as they retained a road right-of-way. Fetherolf had no objections since the Forest Service also needed the road "to reach the house and Planting Station." Another 40 acres was added to the nursery in July of 1908. Several buildings were constructed to support the nursery and to serve as a ranger station. (A 1910 forest map shows the Wasatch Nursery in the middle of Section 17, while the Big Cottonwood Ranger Station is in the SE 114 of Section 17.) According to photographs, the nursery headquarters was a side-gabled log building with a steeply pitched roof. It had a full-width, shed-roofed porch and shingles in the gable ends. A bam and tool house were also built for the nursery. The ranger station dwelling was a side-gabled, board-and-batten, onestory cabin. It had a full-width porch with a shed roof and 212 windows. A year or two after Carl Arentson became Forest Supervisor in 1916, the nursery ceased operations, although the Forest continued to use the ranger station. In 1939-41, the Forest Service, possibly with the help of the Civilian Conservation Corps, redeveloped the site as a public campground. They also built a modified R4 Plan 53 dwelling and an R4 Plan 26 garage/workshop for the recreation guard. The Forest Supervisor ordered several older buildings to be dismantled and the salvaged materials used in the construction of the guard dwelling and garage. These included the old Cottonwood Ranger Station dwelling, bam and tool shed, as well as a Girl Scouts mess hall and an "old log cabin next to Spruces Amphitheater." A 1939 site plan shows the locations of several of these buildings. With the redevelopment, the name of the site was changed to the Spruces Guard Station and Spruces Campground. From 1960 to 1980, the Forest Service allowed Salt Lake County employees working in the canyon to occupy the guard station. Since then, avalanche forecasters with the Utah Department of Transportation have stayed in the house for some winters, but it is primarily used by Forest Service crews and volunteers. Site Eligibility IEligible rand Justification: (Applies to the site as a whole; refer to building fonns for individual buildings) With a period of significance of 1939-41, the Spruces Guard Station is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places under Criteria A and C. Its importance lies in its association with early Forest Service administration of public lands, including recreational sites. The dwelling and garage are intact examples of standard architectural plans used throughout Region 4 during the New Deal period. The shed is a non-contributing resource. Areas of significance include Conservation, Recreation and Architecture. If it can be proven that the Civilian Conservation Corps was involved with constructing the buildings, the guard station will also be significant in the area of Politics/Government. HISTORIC SITE FORM Page 1 ~ Surveyed UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Building Site Name This form has been tailored for USFS surveys of individual buildings Building Name ISPruces ~welling Historic Name [sPruces Dwelling .. Street Address Irva .. 0 :.:::] I.:::. _. :n ,. "".1 USFS Bldg. No. Name of Forest :I TnshplRange/Sect City Code/City UTMZone Is~~~e (SL01) " . •""' County Code/Cty I Owner ....... ~ ., .•. , •• •• _~. • •• • I?S, R3E, SI7 m ,,I SL~ Easting I 446322 Northing 4499210 USGS Map Salt Lake Ranger District \ _,_"_t,·.,y_, .. ,,, <. Wasatch-Cache National Forest Tax Number • Address Legal Description I Acreage NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Section 17 IS~tLake City,UT 84121 Location Info In Big Cottonwood Canyon on the south side of Highway 190 and near the Spruces Campground I Original Use Property Category IBuilding Evaluation: 1~li~blelC~n.~butin~u_ :;:=.:::;=;===~ I Criteria A,C 16/2612002 Historic Prints Drawings and Plans D Measured floor plans ~ Site sketch map D IRS, Institutional Housing ,J I u .,_ . .·,· ........ __ __ __ ..R. . ,,~ ,~_.w~v, . . .. _ ,,* ,= .W1i . .w .. x . . Research Sources D Slides D 1 Current Use Date Listed Photos: Dates ~ Prints .. IRS, Institutional Housing Historic American Bldg. Survey ~ Original plans available at IUSFS Region 4 Engineering Office, Ogden D Abstract of title D Tax card and photo D Building permit D Sewer permit D Sanborn Maps D Obituary index D City directories/gazetteers D Census records D ~ Other drawings or plans I D Newspapers D City/county histories D Personal interviews ~ USHS Library ~ USHS Preservation Files ~ USHS Architects File D LDS Family History Library D Local library D University Iibrary(ies) Biographical encyclopedias Historic site plan Bibliographic References (Books, articles, interviews, etc. Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, etc.) Wasatch-Cache National Forest Facilities Master Plan, 2004; George L. Nichols collection, Special Collections, Weber State University; 6440 Real Property files and 7300 Engineering files, Salt Lake Ranger District office; Maps and records in the R4 Lands Status Office. Surveyors l! iCha Wilso~ Researcher/Organization IRicha Wil!.o n ,. ".J @S Fore! t Service ] J Survey date Form date I, I. 6126/2002 . 10/1412005 J I I m... 1 HISTORIC SITE FORM Building Name UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Site Name Stylelfype Page 2 I IRZ, Period Revival: Other USFS Regional Plan No. ~======~ IR,I: pe~~d* Cot~~~ , ~=" "....=M_'" 'M '»IDAA . J Plan Shape Planrrype I~.F:. .D:. ,:~F:o:_nn:..,.:e:~:c:o:n:..~:r:et:~:'AA:.':.========:1 Foundation ... IM _. _in_o_r_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~1 Additions Number of associated buildings m and/or structures Spruces Dwelling Spruces~ Guard F~~~---Station -----------~ Stories IR4 PlanS3 modified ,.. ,J . . _J Wall Material Alterations Irvt inor I mO. , Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, associated outbuildings, and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. .. ::I:o=. .~==:=:=:=:=:=::::: . . . .::::... ':L:::::::.m.'.::::'.....=:~i Structural System l~c;ro=ss:. :g:ab:l:e=============:.1 ~I~;~:;. ~:.:e;=.,==============:1 Roof Type Roof Materials ,.IS_i_de~sl_o_pe_,s_t_on_e_________ Chimney _ __ _ _ _ ...il Features and Decorations (original) ~ 'L""J IPartial width, inset Porch .. . . . . L ...... .. .. Basement I Primary Window Type Primary Ext. Door Type IVertiCal boards with leaded glass pane -] Dimensions Exterior: stone-faced foundation ; logs are sawn on 3 sides - exposed side is left round; logs are secured with drift pins rather than with comer notching; exposed log rafter tails; board and batten in gable ends; double rows of roof shakes; I-pane, 3-panel door on east; stone steps to east and west doors; porch has round log posts and concrete floor scored to look like flagstone; wood screen doors; rectangular louvered gable vents; 4/4 wood windows on north and east; 3-pane wood windows at basement; steel coal chute door on east Interior: privately occupied -- did not enter. SEE CONTINUATION SHEET FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. SEE OTHER SITE FORMS FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES. I Architect 1(}e0rgeL. Nichols Builder ... Ic .." v..ili",·an _ C '"... on ..,s"e'..rv..a..t"" io..n..C ".' ..."'!"" ?..... Historic Themes Mark themes related to this property with o m o o o o ~========~ ~orp.; ="'""~....,....~...,,"""'..............!I 1" ' ,, Agriculture Architecture Archeology Art Commerce Communications '. -.-.. - ' Community Planning and I-...J Development m o o o m o o o Construction Date Economics Education o o o Ethnic Heritage Exploration/Settlement HealthlMedicine o o o o o o o o o See instructions for details. Industry Invention Landscape Architecture Law Engineering EntertainmentlRecreation .wJ Date Source "s" for Significant or "c" for Contributing. Conservation ] D Circa? 1940 Literature Maritime History Politics/Government Religion Science Social History Transportation Other: Military Performing Arts Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners and significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. SEE CONTINUATION SHEET HISTORIC SITE FORM Page 3 UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Building Name Ispruces Dwelling This form provides additional information on individual buildings Site Name il spruceS_GUard Station ~~~~~~~== CONTINUATION SHEET Building Information Condition IGOOd o Moved? Integrity IP"Hig - h - - - - Moved From Date Moved r Comments!Alterations Entrance to basement stairs added on north between 1983 and 1995 (log siding; flush wood door with one pane) Historical Overview Historic files indicate that construction of the Spruces dwelling in late 1939, with its completion scheduled for the summer of 1940. It is also suggested that the Civilian Conservation Corps built the house, although this has yet to be verified. It is a modified version of R4 Plan 53, a three-room structure designed by George L. Nichols. Like the Mill Creek dwelling, the standard plan was revised to provide a stair to a basement. In addition, its structural system is different from most other admi nistrative facilities on the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. It is built of logs, squared on 3 sides and secured with drift pins. Eligibility Justification As the site's primary resource, the Spruces Dwelling is eligi ble for listing because it exemplifies the use of standard plans that were tailored to site conditions and district needs. Despite some alteratio ns, it retains its character-defining features. I I I ----------------------4 - - - - - - - - - - ---_'- ______ - _~-~.I- _+=:..:.I.:;;:.O....::£;.:...:EL~y,.! .I-:.!-=.!.!--+--_ ' ' ' . , • STOJ<.AOl: 12M. OR. . OffICE=- ~ OfFICE.- .. / I ! , , _ ' , ' t' " , : : ~I----~~ ~ ~ ~ .. 1: ..... T ," .....so -~... '~ ,, 9I ' . .' r--~, " . • ' ~-- ~ ~~ -,. 0;." . , ' , . . .' .' . . - , . '; '.:. -.: , '"I' e~ " " " ," \: " ~.JI ~', ' r-" ------- .,- ,- " W/~6C() I· S;;/ f ,:). )1; T [ Jre:: y Jr~ Ctvt:.1! ;,/ v' 1 r F::. ! ):lD I I I ! ~ i (j) k~ ' Ii I I~ ~i 1 I , ....... I, ~ i i j i i -·_·-1-'· . i. ~ ; "' \ : 1 ~ & ' ~: J ... -0 ·' - ,t . I . ' .. ! \ "\ " -,-,-.--l-.----_. . 0/ /kAi7 On£ j)",a- , rr F er d/ll Attr:.¢t l ,c;:.J A/f/?15 t.e&n t.. -);~ t-I( '!lJE;= AIf) ~(E/j ,4//! -PJ!o/4;V£ 3£IC'I/tc )/(). A /7/tJ L.!J!6'8 /M. //I()~ //-()~,4-/Je: j)/!'1"EX' - (~0~•Sr"f'£A" ; , '~ - IE (../ I'AVlA v . C~S--· .'/"c _/-:;> {./ v._/\ '-' ....; .E~(.(IPtPC-:LJ, ;::::r/t /)(1'4 At.."t-11l-(be Et;: C C/ ,e C ~--t.. Ito.s J7J1e \ 6-.$-...tk- j/"u/.4-.. -tJ~~~ /iO F ... yrr ~L.d?uN ..l;'6 ".. I ~ +! ' J i I ; l\ \ 4c,,(/ ivtJ U ££/C/,A/k - ;1;~t:f) oi 1>- 1 -,Z,,(J5«t..H1'/()tV r 5 £ ( !3A-cl( i/I;:/ I/"N J :10(.1 ~rAt 1" 0,4 L (. Ips tli - LMrcy 13,( Ed (L () l/r' ce ... .:;: 222 I 00 _ __ • __ __ r _ - ' - _ .. - - --- - ----- . t-----+I+". 14 t---HIZ.T ,J,~ ... .. , ~r;"D ~~ .."- .occ.ES':> l-bLe '3O"x ~ B'f THE WILL -15Ii- .P-f,o-II D";'D FOIZ-eST ',-" I .'1<:.' . 1" '-" ; "'....,.\..\.. .~\ ~·.. e· ·.:.1!O1l ' :'," 1 ;~a'Z- O 5IZ.V II..e '"0 ,.- .1 ; . 0:' , . }-rr{!~f'~~:~;~ .'~. ... ;~}.-<. ". .': / ;'.:. ~rB"D ~~ MAIN FLoOi2 PLAI'--l LE~END I2T - lZETUIZN AII2 SJP - SUPPL,( .o--IIZ.. D - OIt>..IV\ETEIZ. OF D\JC.T .. ------_--r'-.-.-- - . -.. -- -, .. - . ,J " f-'--..;....----....,...~----....,...----' ':>PIZU~ES A..,...,-,<:,.. FU~NAC.E HISTORIC SITE FORM Page 1 ~ Surveyed UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Building ISpruces Garage ""' " .......... ,_, ...... " K."OM" , .. J ....0,,"'"''''.... Site Name This form has been tailored for USFS surveys of individual buildings Building Name Historic Name Street Address li€:Jt JI " w.. . ," : : ":,,. 1 Name of Forest l \Vasatch-cacheNationai Fores~ TnshplRange/Sect I1'2S, R3E, S 17 SLM City Code/City UTMZone County Code/Cty USGS Map J Owner Address 16~~ South 3000 East ISait Lake City, Location Info .m, " IEligible/Contributing :.~_v~. ___. ne _ "._jl. A, C Criteria • I Photos: Dates I 4499210 'L_",J Acreage Legal Description INWI/40~ :E114 Ofse:::~ 17 J I m ~ J I (OT,Other ~::,.~t~er.~••, Current Use I. I Date Listed D Slides I .J Abstract of title D Tax card and photo D Building permit D Sewer permit D Sanborn Maps 6/26/2002 Historic Prints Measured floor plans ~ Site sketch map D Northing Research Sources Drawings and Pians D 446322 ILL£.. " , I Original Use Evaluation: D I t In Big Cottonwood Canyon on the south side of Highway 190 and near the Spruces Campground IBuilding ~ Prints Easting Tax Number ~T 84121" , Property Category D o • Historic American Bldg. Survey ~ Original plans available at USFS Region 4 Engineering Office, Ogden ~ Other drawings or plans D Newspapers D City/county histories D Personal interviews ~ USHS Library ~ USHS Preservation Files D Obituary index D City directories/gazetteers ~ USHS Architects File D Census records D D D D Biographical encyclopedias LOS Family History Library Local library University library(ies) IHistOric siteplan Bibliographic References (Books, articles, interviews, etc. Attach copies of all research notes, title searches, obituaries, etc.) Wasatch-Cache National Forest Facilities Master Plan, 2004; George L. Nichols collection, Special Collections, Weber State University; 6440 Real Property files and 7300 Engineering files, Salt Lake Ranger District office; Maps and records in the R4 Lands Status Office. Surveyors IRic~a.\Vilson Researcher/Organization IRiCh~,~!!~n , m~. ,::,,, ..~-:,,:.. . .J I~! Forest~:rvice , ] .I Survey date Form date I I 6/2612002 10/14/2005 I J Page 2 HISTORIC SITE FORM Building Name UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Spruces Garage Spruces Guard Station ~~~----------~~ Site Name USFS Regional Plan No. IR4 Plan 26 Stories PlanlType I~, Garage ! Plan Shape ~==~====~--~~ IRectangle Foundation IFD, Fonned Concrete t Wall Material IAZ, Log: Other Additions INone._~~........_--..,........_ _ _ _ _ _..J.!. Number of associated buildings and/or structures Alterations L~ Briefly describe the principal building, additions or alterations and their dates, associated outbuildings, and structures. Use continuation sheets as necessary. Structural System ILog Porch IFront Gabled Basement IShake Primary Window Type 16-pane wood slider & fixed Primary Ext. Door Type IX-braced wood overhead Dimensions I lS'-S" x 24'-6" :;=;=;;:;;;;;;::;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;==;:;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;! Roof Type :;=========~ :;'=======;:;;;;;;::==~ INone Roof Materials Chimney Features and Decorations (original) Exterior: stone-faced foundation; logs are sawn on 3 sides - exposed side is left round; logs are secured with drift pins rather than with comer notching; exposed log rafter tails; board and batten in gable ends; x-braced person door on west; rectangular louvered gable vent on east r f Interior: beadboard walls and ceilings; 4-panel wood door between garage and storage room; dirt floor in garage; raised concrete floor in storage room SEE CONTINUATION SHEET FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. SEE OTHER SITE FORMS FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES. ,f. Architect IGeorge L. Nichols Builder ...C_i_v_ih_·an _ C_o_n_se_rv _ a_t_io_n_C _o_rp .;...... s?_. -~__~_~_~_~..-.-..J Historic Themes Mark themes related to this property with I ~====~========~ Agriculture S I, I . I Architecture JArcheology I. Commerce I , .t Communications Community Planning and Development I S Construction Date Date Source "s" for Significant or "C" for Contributing. f Conservation I . '. t Economics t. IU__~F_S__h_is_to_n_'_c_re_c_o_r_ds~_~~__~_ _ j See instructions for details. ! lndustry Invention Education I.. . J Landscape Architecture Engineering l_t L:aW I <:: I· L I I .t I J EntertainmentlRecreation Ethnic Heritage Exploration/Settlement HealthlMedicine I,. t Literature I .I t ! Maritime History I. I I Politics/Government f Religion I , I f I. .f I. ! Science Social History Transportation Other: Military Performing Arts Write a chronological history of the property, focusing primarily on the original or principal owners and significant events. Explain and justify any significant themes marked above. Use continuation sheets as necessary. SEE CONTINUATION SHEET HISTORIC SITE FORM Page 3 UTAH OFFICE OF PRESERVATION Building Information Condition o Moved? Integrity Moved From Date Moved Building Name I: .I Comments!Alterations Glass and mullions missing from south window. All windows are boarded. Historical Overview According to historic files, the Spruces Garage was likely built at about the same time as the house, in 1939-40. It is a single-car garage with a narrow storeroom/workshop along its long side. George L. Nichols designed the standard plan in 1935, designating it as R4 Plan 26. Like the adjacent house, the garage's structural system is different from most other administrative facilities on the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. It is built of logs, squared on 3 sides and secured with drift pins. The Spruces Garage maintains high integrity and is the only R4 Plan 26 garage remaining on the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. It contributes to the historic significance of the site as a resource supporting the house. rOREST SERVICE CDI.4BINATION. SINGLE CAR GARAGE AND WORKSHOP SHEET 1 OF 5 CHEC~ED £r.A. ArPROVED DATE SCALE .. . U $HO""~ .• Wasatch - Cache National Forest Photo Log Spruces Guard Station No. Bul'lding Bldg. No. Roll-Photo Date Description Spruces Dwelling 19010401 14-01 6/26/2002 west elevation 2 Spruces Dwelling 19010401 14-02 6/26/2002 south elevations 3 Spruces Dwelling 19010401 14-03 6/26/2002 south & east elevations 4 Spruces Garage 19010402 14-05 6/2612002 north & west elevations 5 Spruces Garage 19010402 14-04 6/26/2002 west & south elevations 6 Spruces Prefab Shed 6/26/2002 west elevation nla 14-06 14-// S'PRUc.e. C; G,uAfZ.O Ci.'T"Ar'f'\ ON J)W&L.... LN& Jt l'lOI 0-40 I \ 4/v ® ~p(2.U"-£ ~ bU~t2.0 ~'T'0i'0J Dwa~UJ" :tltQOI04DI t./2.~ /2 00 .2... l A-f3 SPQ.uc.t:-S C;uAtZ.D S'T1=ttTlZ>N PUJeL..L.., ~ " I:t, q 0 I &AO J "/,,~ /u>o'2 I +-1 st;p,.uc.£~ ~l2Ac; e. GU~tLD STIlcTlON It, q 0 I 0 A-o'1.. "1Z,fIJ/.,,"D?- tk/k Speuce.~ GoA(Z..D ST...."D~ (;,A~~e.. ~ t ({O 11)~'2.. '/2b/~(VJ, 14/6 Speuc.ia.S ~\)~&O ST,6..j\t)N SHe.D '/l.-II/'l-tlO'2.. Slides Database Form Forest: WASATCH-CACHE Date: 06/01/1917 Photographer: Brief Description: COTTONWOOD NURSERY HEADQUARTERS (NEAR BIG COTTONWOOD RANGER STATION , SITE 0 MODERN-DAY S'~Jlrr~e~ GUARD STATION) CD-ROM ID: BW419-1 Image Number: 15 WO Photo Number: Categories: B-W PRINT, GUARD STATION, HISTORIC Location: R4 HISTORY Class: Subclass: Wilderness: Small Image: (256 x 384) URL of Larger Image: (1024 x 1536) http://fsweb.r4.fs.fed.us/e/slides/BW419-1/IMG001S.jpg Slides Database Form Forest: WASATCH-CACHE Date: 06101/1920 Photographer: E.S. SHIPP Brief Description: WASATCH NURSERY HEADQUARTERS, LOCATED NEAR BIG COTTONWOOD RANGER STATION (PRESENT-DAY SITE OF ~ GUARD STATION) CD-ROM 10: BW419-1 Image Number: 16 WO Photo Number: Categories: B-W PRINT, BUILDINGS 1 STRUCTURES, HISTORIC Location: R4 HISTORY Class: Subclass: Wilderness: Small Image: (256 x 384) URL of Larger Image: (1024 x 1536) http://fsweb.r4.fs.fed.us/e/slides/BW419-1/1 MGOO 16.jpg Slides Database Form Forest: Date: 03/19/1922 Photographer: GEORGE GREEN Brief Description: CLEARING OFF ROOF NEAR ALTA, BIG i'f~JjJ~ DWELLING, PHOTOGRAPHER GEORGE GREEN OR COULD BE MAN IN PHOTO CD-ROM ID: BW419-1 Image Number: 20 WO Photo Number: Categories: B-W PRINT, BUILDINGS 1 STRUCTURES, EMPLOYEES, WINTER SCENES, HISTORIC Location: R4 HISTORY Class: Subclass: Wilderness: Small Image: (256 x 384) URL of Larger Image: (1024x 1536) http://fsweb.r4.fs.fed.us/e/slides/8W419-1I1MG0020.jpg Slides Database Form Forest: WASATCH-CACHE Date: Photographer. Brief Description: NEW BUILDING AT BIG COnONWOOD RANGER STATION, LOCATED NEAR WASATCH NURSERY (PRESENT-DAY SITE OF ~~ GUARD STATION) . CD-ROM ID: BW419-1 Image Number: 19 WO Photo Number: Categories: B-W PRINT, HISTORIC, RANGER STATION Location: R4 HISTORY Class: Subdass: Wilderness: Small Image: (256 x 384) URL of Larger Image: (1024 x 1536) http://fsweb.r4JsJed.us/e/slides/BW419-1/IMG0019.jpg Slides Database Form Forest: WASATCH-CACHE Date: 10/17/1940 Photographer: Brief Description: NEW HEADQUARTERS AT THE WASATCH NURSERY, LOCATED NEAR BIG COTTONWOOD RANGEl STATION (SITE OF PRESENT-DAY ~g~~bS GUARD STATION) CD-ROM 10: BW419-1 Image Number: 17 WO Photo Number: Categories: B-W PRINT, GUARD STATION, HISTORIC Location: R4 HISTORY Class: Subclass: Wilderness: Small Image: (256 x 384) URL of Larger Image: (1024 x 1536) http://fsweb.r4.fs.fed.us/e/slides/BW419-111 MGOO 17.jpg " : '. ': . ,' " .. ,... .... " . .' 2860 WITHDRAWAL FROM MINERAL ENTRY NURSERY SITE . •110. ..... . ~. DEr 2719[1(1 RECEiVl::D JaM ~ 6., Aile:.::erlid ••••••• •. •••••••• • • • . , ":~~~l' ~~V?"j,l -;: (JG. YJe hereby rcli! Jquis!l to tb.o United state.:; of !c.'J r, ice" c:J.l our dc~crib c d vi::: ri.:l1.~, C!J.1d in '~~r~st ti_tlc, , t. to 1:1 D.l1ci i::!. the recorded. notice of lcco.tion of 0. t..~e lD~d certc.i:l TIe gi.!L.-:.inc; o..t a IJoint Four Hund.red (.100) feet Scuth 1 :} 030 f VlC:lt fron the :::rol'th :E2.st Con:!.!.::r of t~lC Lindel lTu.::.:!-iLr 0::1t.; (1) (187) feet ~rGrtb. 30 0 East to tIle! ::-::.iC.t.:.lc 0:1.' 3iC CoV~o:!·;:o od. a line :::GC-..ildcrinc v:itll caid Cre ~.:l:. to Q. :pcir:t i:!t8r3eJc~i.11C the Went side :P:iC cf s8.id :'::inir.c Clab, 'i'hc:;.cc South 1 ·:;. °30 I .,., .!! East :- ~~O , o'U.r Hundred Scventy (270) feet, to poi~t on 3~s~ Side line of suid Eininc ClaL:;., TlJ.:.:ncc l.i ortl1 1 3 0 30 t . :Bust Six H:t:tdrcd Eighty ~1rCC D.!ld CCllt~i:: ~ (GD3) .feot, to place of inc; T';;clvc and 87/100 acrc:J, ucre or l-.:s;;;, 2.::d :::it1..'.ated 2:1 the North EU:Jt quurtcr (l/ b) of the South :ra:;;t q,L:.~t ..; r (l/~) of Scction Seventeen (17) T0;-msb.ip lIt;:;].·,)'.;:r T~iO ( ;~) Soutl1. of R::.ncc of utah. The lioticc of Locution of Said lUllinG Clam is d.uly Recorded in the Office of -tllc County Recorder of tl1.U COl.mt:;,.- Thirty lrinc (;)39) of tIle :.IininG B.ccord~ of Sal-l.; L2.kc County, a.nd to i':hich ::;aid lToticc of Locatio::, reference if:; \ trtf !l ~ rcin :::2.do. _ .. . -- - - -- ----- - ----- --._ -- - - - - - - - Witness our handn tho data above v~itten. ---z~ d ,-,_L:: -&-T . <.-4/ Ackll0Vl1cdCcd "before ue thi:l ·................ . : ---------- day of J --------1906. Sca.l. ··................ . STAT~~ Q}' UTAH, .••..• : : f'. ~ .. COUNl'Y OP S ~J,T f,AKE.: i ~ , appeared b -;,fC'>re me Earl ~'atr"(1us an,) :"; ar'~ J". :A'citrous, 3i':;!1er;.; ci' t the dbov~ lnRtr~ment, exeeu tad ' thA ,- - sam~. who a~ly ~A-,-aM= ' =--;;....fzJe~fl./__~_._,Utah, Jlerf~n..1906. We hereby relinqu:.sh to the United Stats6 of l!:r:=.er- , \'0.....\" .. ' ica, all our right, title, and interest i::1 and to the land : described in the recorded notice of location of a certain mining clai!!l in the Big Cottom100d J,Iining District, Uta.'1., viz: Begiw'1ing at a poi::1t Four Hundred (400) feet South 13 0 30' West from the Horth East Corner of the Li!1del lTU!.11vs r One (1) Mir-ing Claim, and running tl~nce One Hundred Eighty Seven (187) feet North 30 0 East to the middle of BiG Cotto~wood Creek, Thence throuGh the !!liddl<3 of Big Cottom{ood Creek, i:1 a. line meandering with said Creek, to a point intersecting the West side :}.i:::te of said }.l:ining Clai::!l., T:'=lence South 13 0 30' West One T'.c..ousa.'1d lTinety lTine (1099) feet, The:1ce South 71 0 30' East Three Hu~dred Si;.:t~r Four (364) feet, Thence Eorth 79 0 30' East Two Hundred Seventy (270) feet, to poin~ on E<::.st Side line of said 111ning Clai!", T'ilence Horth 18 0 30' East Six Hundred Eighty T:'lree (683) f.eet, to place of beginning, and Contain- j Ij f I :; i ,! ing T"i,elve and 87/100 acres, more or less, G'Jld situated ir.. .the lTorth East quarter (1/4) of the South West quarter (1/4) of Section Seventeen (17) Toymship lTwnber T".:o (2) South of Range Three (3) East, Salt Lake ileridian, Salt Lake County, State of utah. 'I :, ,,I 11 The Notice of Location of Said Mining Claim is duly Recorded in the Office of the County Recorder of the County j t - of Salt LaJ:e, State of Utah, in nook I., page Five Hundred " Thirty ~rine (539) of the lUning Records of Salt Lake County, a.nd to which said :Uotice of Location, reference is herein nade. Witness our hands the date above v~itten. --G~yf~ ./-ud.z CJCahC<l2 .~/!.fh7'vt-L- .::haa.!1LJ -l ~S;a Witnesses II' AcknowledGed before ne this _____ day of _ _~1906. ··................ .. Seal. ·................ . i I' STATE OP UTAH, ...... : COUNTY OP :~S. ~ALT L~XE.: On the 30th day of Se~tember. k. p. 190~. ~er~onal1~ appeared before me Farl Watrous and Mary J. Watrous, sigri ers of the above instrument, who duly acknowledged to me that they executed the sam&.. Uy Comm1ssiQn EXpires July 30, 1910. . " ... - - . -' - - .. .. .. . .. _ . \ " ' ". ' - - - . .. - .. t:--- -.. --..' &~ ~~~:~~ ~ i : r ~.,. . ~ ~ ~~ ~ . ~ r~ f _ _. . - .. A(ll"-' .......... !,' lU ... ,) ~;{ 7 • r~~ t.~ · .z, iQt ,'-.~.::...""-"U\..ia.:.l.l.~L'l.:L~-:...t.~"':t--'1'-f)_ _ _._ _ _ __ , ~--~-=-=: \' : •••••• t ' .~~~ --_._-- r-- - - ' - .. - "- I .,..- ' -_ . - -~- . - -- - - ..- . ~. ~ --;;-.~ EXECUTIVE ORDER By virtue of the authori t.y in me vested b:r law and in accordance wi th the recorJ::'! lendat ion of the Secret.ary of t.ile In- " terior, I do hereby declare cmd set apa!-t as a nursery site, in furt.herance of the provi si ons of the Act of ConGress " March 3,1905 - 33 Stat.872 J approved entitled "An act making appropria- tions for the DepartJHent of Agricult.tAre for the fiscal year ending June thirt.ieth, nineteen hundred and six," the follcvline described land, viz: The s outflwest quarter of tbe northeast quarter, the southeast quarter of the northw'est quarter, the nort11.east quarter of the soutifNest quarter and the northwest q~), arter of the south east quarter of Section seventeen (17) Township Two (2) South, Range Three (3) East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, Utah, and noVi a part of the Salt Lake Forest Reserves, created by procl~~tion of May 26, 1904, and the land so set aside is reserved from appropriation under any of the land lc:.ws. ~HEODORE THE WHITE HOUSE, June 6, 1906. ROOSEVELT ., 4¥ . AlP .. .q .. .il I I I -! ~ ! 1 -, SALT -NURSERY SITE LAKE FOREST RESERVE UTAH ! inch =- IOyod"s ~ . . - - .-.. ' ......-- - ~- -- . .~I- · -· · - -.,-· ,.- - .- . - . -__ . . - _... -- _ --_ . -.- .- --- - - - .- - . - - -..~_.~-- . -___ -.----- - -..-.- ....:...::.~- :.: : ~ . - ::;:;::=_ . UNITED STAit.S Ut::f.>ARTMENT .oF' AGRICULTURE F'.oREST SERVICE WASHINGTON P'OAIEST IEXTENSION .July 26, 1906. Mr. J. M. Fetherolf, Silver Lake, utru~. Dear Fetl-: er 0 If: Your letter of .July 20 i3 received. A portion of Sec. 17, Tov.rr.s:~ip 2 S., Range 3 E., S.L.::f., has been wi thdra7m by Pre sident ial Pro cl~a. tion. h.owever, in snY'Nay affect Mr. 7htrous' rig.'1.ts, asked. .or~y It does r.ot, Cl. :~1 he v:ill be for' a relinquis.hr.:ent of the 13.I1d you have · selected for a nursery site. details of t l;is A letter IrE. tt \''lill be sent you t T~S been prepared gi'V'ine; you further er, and, ....1 : .h the paper .of relinq'Ji s i'>me nt, l"!i~ afternoon or to~~orrow. Very sincerel;y yours, LJ\._S~~ Assi stant Forester. ~ .c • ~' " I '.' .J . r.f'"'~~ST " C"'r- .."'"\,"". ~:r: v.,::.t \, v 1·-' - J- \,.....'\,- SAL T ~ .. P. - ~ -: R ,,; tT''''' ': - :.... :- ::~ :: .:. :'.-:- II'. 1. , " I,, r:"'c;"' d ' •• ,. .i ...... 1\ . " . ... ., ~ An~w:rJ . . .••.. " . ..••• , ••• ' .. . Lode Cl,dns. loc;dJ3cl by us Jul:r 6, 1 ~, Ol ;;:..nd F ,:;bru<:ry 2.3, 1 C-:O? I,('\do Sla!m 1,0 0 1.~~ of 5 'l' e cern.:>r Ti1cnca ~ ,' ) !~2 . . 54° . -, 'T~ To c or 21Dr #3. TI1''::nGe 58° .. ~ .l • To corn.Jr #4. Thence s. 72° 4 To corn!'!!'" j 12. To cOr"n~r 1 7 .~~ O -~~ /' \1 t; :"'/' .:- ~ .1 ~ {c. . J 0 "", -; ~ .-;.'. if? -, ~; '41 • ~ J>t-</ . .' . . tL:-z. ~/. 6,Z:' 'il I .. " ,r .--. <--relinq::ish to th ,! United l : ·1 ' _ ._ -_._------_._._ ._-_ - -....-.. . -- .,. -.-...-._.-. ,.----.. . --'-----r .... . Chain" Thence N. 4.88 To place of buein!dng and from which l~o 30' E. t~lU l:5. _: . corn8r of th<J lath hOllGtl b l::ars F;. ? ?; o~. G7 1/2 linlc:3. a.nd cont.dning 6 6/10 acr~s be it l'iOl-e The ralinquisilerd h"r.J-in rod in ~idth Witness: alone thu F.~. ~c~d ~~3tarly or less. r~sarVt:) :l side line of the herein rulin- Ea.rl Watrcue :H ury \ right; of.vay 0110 .~:.. Watrollo .. ., j.:~ -- FIELD ImTES AJ·i!J D?SCRIPTIC;-i OP THE ADDITImr TO THY, WASATCE PT.. lJITIr-; STATIC1i. To be relinqui ~hed by ~:-~rl This land 1s r<1.!"ts of th~ and Var.r J. Watrous. Lind.911 a..."1d Lindell Surveyed b:r~. H. Cl;-~~ke, Supcrvi:30r -. Aug. 9, 1907. Variation used 17° • ~ • , Field notes and desoription of the addition to the Wasatoh Plant111g Station, to be relinquluhed by Earl and Ma.ry J.·WatroU5 This land is r,arta of the Lindell and l~indell #2. Surveyed by R. H. ' Clarke. Supervisor, Aug. 9, 1907, Varia.tion - - uSI3d 17° .2~. :::. po int G.1 chairls South 1~.36 w~] st of the N'.E w,/ corner of T.Jindell arld the U. W'. corner of th'J Lin<i.l,ll Lode Cla.±n BeginninG Chains 1.25 3. t Thenca II. 10 0 E. To corner ifl and :"rom 7.-~ lich tl1c 1i. E', corn::?!" of the lath house bears 5. 33 0 W. 31 l1nk3. ~. Thence S. 33° 1.60 To corner #2. 6.46 To corner C3. Thence S. 58° E. 1.85 To co ~ ner #4. 8.C6 70 corne!" !.!5 bel.ng the N. ~."i. cot :-'8r of the Lindoll #3 Lode ~ lOi.i~. Thenco S. 15°30' W. 4 To corner IJ:6 along thrJ east si.da ll:le of tll~ Lindell #2. Thence N. 67°30' W. 17.[;0 70 corn6r #7. Thenco N. 18°30' 4.88 To l',1ace of ~. b~gi!lning ~nd fro~ which the S. 'F. corne!'" of the lath house boars N. 78° W. 57 1/2 lks. and containing 6 6/10 acres be it more or less. Salt Lake City t utar... Tee Forester, ;·:Elooh .i nt;t 0 n, j). C. .' Dear fir: J::.r:~ea Forest Assibtnnt re~Jort t l.~OE, Deccuberl, grcund be ss~curec. fer the ~ . H. l'et.hc!rolf in hi fi l ;relir:lin f.:.IY r~cor:.:::cndcd th~~ t V!a.5~tC:h PlilIlt ing StQ.tlc.n. needed, adj 0 ins t:ce Pl::.n+. inc St2.t len cr. covE-re·l by un-; 'at6!lted Lindell iJ:2, loca.~8d ~1ni th (~ :"~.l.n3r,lant T:~e t;rovnd. so'.:th-ca.s t r..r.d. 1 s ng cl::iI!l8 known ao th~ Lind.ell and ';u1y C, 1S1--'1 b:l 2a!"1 ilnrll~<?r.f;I. ~.atrousJ end atill cLdmod by thcn. south side of :BiG .:..,jJ.d tion~~l t A .portion of th'.,se cl,dms is on the Ccttt'jn~'lccd Ca."!yon on a :3teep rough ~ill side but the 110rt!lern rortien is flat creek botto!:lJ sui table for tral ·spl;-;.r.t e;rou!ld. Rein;; 1denticu.l with th'J 3011 of Pla.nting Station. th'~ !:rcz ('~nt I ILl-Ve therefcrd, taken the I.l'lw.tter clai"!lant :::..nd sccured their cont;~fl.t '..l1) to rol '.nq:lish approxi:latl'Jly 6.6 acres to the Gov0!"nnent ( £cc plat a.nd ficlct notes). I Ml yo~r not f~1l1ar with :\8 , .Ii th tho fo nn of relinqui d1r..ent required by office, I respectfully sue~oBt pro~cr that a relinqui~~~ent 00 r ,rel1ared and sent to me for the sugnatures of the clai:!lCl.11ts. Apl~11cants ~~ hOW-e7!}r, ask that they be 0iv ·~n a riGht of for wagon road acr068 tha west end of the lands relinquished and as this road is necessary for cambers of tho Forest Service to r~aoh the house and PlU!1tin,:; Stution, I knOtf of no re~5cn " .,' .:) ....) ....J " -2- The Forester why their request should not ba grantod, I3s1)ocially as it is necet3:3ary for the .FOl'e2t Service to cross a l,ortion of ~~:heir ground to reach ?lantinG Stat Lon headquarters, namely that porticn between the cC 1mty road ani the Big Cottonwcod Creek. As this ground eho t.!.ld be cleared and 'brcken l..~p this fall, I woulu re:.ipectf'ully ask that a relinqnishl."ent be forwa.rdsd me n,a so en n.~ 110 53i bl~. The land to be entry for nl1r~erJ 6, If'06, but ".2.8 ~i te rel ~· r:Cl'.li shed was wi thdra.''-ffi fro: . . . all by President[l.}. Proclamation \"!z.;.tcd Jur:e ;.mbj ect to <.1.1J. valid claims, and as the se cla1m ':':oro lec t'.tdd. ! .. !"ior to the lJroc L:na t ion the relinqui t;1m c n t i s V'Jry truly your~, Forest Supervisor. Non-Recurrent "itecUIIEii't U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJECT SHEET 1. State ............... y..~.~ ..............,................................................. County ...~.~.~ ...~.;.~ ........... .................................................... . Region ..........1............ Forest... .w~~.~~.2Q ..............................................Ranger dlstrlct.~J~....~~;.~ ..................................... . Research unit ........................................................................... .......................................................................................................... State-Private forestry unit ............................................................. ,............................................... ............................................. . 2. (a) Project name .. JUE. .. 99.~. t9.p.W.9.9.q....9.~.~.~... S.t~~J2.P.J. ... Q9.p.~.t.~.c;.ti9.p. ............................ No ........................ . (b) Functional classification ....................... G.-.~p.~ ... AdltliA., .................................................................................................... .. (c) E. C. W. (Form 7) work class ....................... )..lQ ............................. Cost activity No .. :??................................................ . (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .......... .................................................... . Construction of Guard Station,R-4 Plan #53. Headquarters for Fire and Recreation Guard contacting 100,000 people annually. 3. Labor requirements and cost estimatea: No. ITEM Required --------------------~--------------I No. AT. Rate Man-Days Days Per Day . 4 89 356 1424_.................. . a. Unskilled labor..................................................................................... .................................. $4.........._ $.......... b. Semi-skilled labor................................................ ................................................................................ _ .... _.......... __ ...._...... . c. Skilled labor...................................................... :........................................................................ :: ............._.~.:~ __ .. _........ . d. Technical and clerical labor...................................................................................................................... __ ...... _ ............... . e. Total project labor................................... ......,......... _............. - ....... '3.$.£............................-_ ...J.i.~..t ...............- . 1 89 89 5 I. Supenntendence_ ................................................................ ................ ........................................................ _445 ... _._._ ............ . g. Materials and equipment.................................. x x x x x x x x .. _g.9.9................... x x x x x x k. Land or site purchase........................................ _ x x x x x x x x x x x x x x i. Other costs.......:.....T.~y~J ..... ~~.g.L............. x x x x x x x x x x x xxx ..... _....~ ................ .. i. x x x q... ;...~..!li9... 4. Direct project cost per mall-year (280 8-hour days) .......................................................::-.......::-............. $?~.Q~~§.*........... .. Total direct project cost........................ x x x ..........#.J?................................ 5. Annual maintenance 'c ost after completlon._... _.. _.. _......... _....................................................................~9.._..................... . 6. Adminiatra.tive overhead. . . ". 5 40 a. SupervISOry and faCIlitating personnel-man-days ........................................................................... $............................... . b. Other-Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc................................................................................ $...~~? ...................... . Total adm .......................................................$...7.9_...................... . 7. Work leason. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. Dec .Jill,. Sept. Hot. Oct. lJ:tl~. liIal' May iall. Eel! June r~Apr. . " " 8. Year or years of program period to which project most desirably assigned. (Check one or more) l!\t 2nd 3rd 4th ...... 5th 6th Non-Recurrent Recbl lEnt U . S . DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJECI' SHEET County .. §.~.~~....~.~ ............ ................................................... . Region .............~ ......... ForeBt ....Y{~.~.~~.~P: ..............................................Ranger diBtrlct.... ~~.~...~~................................... . Research unit ............................•.............................................. .......................................................................................................... State--Private forestry unit ................................................. ............................................................ ............................................. . 2. (a) Project name.................~.i..g ...QQ.H.Qxn'!.Q.9.g...9:~rng.~ .. ~... $.~9. ;x;:~J..:Q.Qm ...y.9JHt~.;x;:~ ..................No •........................ (b) Functional classification .................................. G:~.U .,... .Agm;t..~.~ .......................................................................................... . (c) E. C. W. (Form 7) work claBs ................................................... )).9..Cost activity No .............?? ..................................... . (d) Description , standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .......... ..................................................... v.t$............................................................... 1. State .................. Construction of garage R-4 Plan #26. To serve at Big Cottonwood Guard Station. 3. Labor requirements and cost estimates: No. Required No. Ay. Rate Man·Da,. Da,. Per Day a. Unskilled labor...........................................................7........ ......?.~................!~.?................. $1:......... $.. ~~.~.................... . b. Semi-skilled labor................................................................ ................................................................. .................................. c. Skilled labor............................................................................................................................ ................ ................................. . d. Technical and clerical labor.............................................. ............................................................................................. _ .... e. Total project labor........ ~.......................... ................ ............... .... l..'f../.................. ........... .. ....2.$...f ..................._ . 1 21 ' 21 5 ' 105 I. Supenntendence ................................................. _................................................................................................................... . g. Materials and equipment................................... x x x x x x x x x x x x x x k. Land or site purchase........................................ _ x x x x x x x x x x x x x x X x x x i. Other costs...T.~..Y.~J.J....~~~.~......................... x x ;. Total direct project cost........................ x x x 800 I-;;.:.x--"x~.;..x;.......;x"'-..;:.x:..-·I-=x::....:;x::....:;x:... 15 ................................. . x x x ...........~~.~............... _ ............... $...!.?9~................. _ 4. Direct project cost per man-year (280 8-hour days) ........................................................................... ::$ ....?~~.~.~.;?........ .. 6. Annual mainten'ance 'cost' after completi611.... :~~-:.~~ ... :.~.. ~:: ........................................................................$....0................=.::.... 6 .. AdminUtra.tive overhead .. . 1 8 a. Supervtsory and faCllltating personnel-man-days................................................_.........................$................................ b. Other-Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc................................................................................ $....7. .......................... . 15 Total adm .......................................................$............................... . 7. Work aeaaon. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. July ~ Aug. May Sept. June Oct. '1&11. ~el!' Hoi. JlIlI' Fe}, 8. Year or years of program lleriod to which project most desirably assigned. (Check one or more) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 6th . .r _ _~ o /dlp. Non-Recurrent Reeen .... U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE a. >. FOREST SERVICE PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJECf SHEET State ....................................... J!.~@........................................ County ......................§!!J.~....~.~.~................................................ Region ................1......Forellt..........W!l§.~~.~P......................................... Ranger dlstrlct ..........§.~l~ ... ~~.............................. Research unit .................................................................................................................................................................................... . State-Private forestry unit ............................................................................................................... .......................................... .. 2. (a) Project nnme ................... .B.ig ...c.P.tt.pnwo~d ...O'-.u am .. st.a.t.iQn .. .wat.er .. Sy.s.tem ..!';••• ~.P.net.ruc.t1Qn..... . (b) Functional c\assification ........Gen .•... AdminA ................................................................................ ~................................... (c) E. C. W . (Form 7) work c\nss ....................... 14.3..............................Cost activity No ...22 ............................................... . (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) ............................................................... Lay 1" pipe, set up taps for outdoors. c~ent storage tank, connect up with station; ( \ ~. r" ,J.. ~lrlll J .' .~~ ~ : ~ ~~. 3. Labor requirements and cost estimate!!: ITEM No. Required No. Av.Rate Per Day Man·Days Day, a. Unskilled labor....................................................... :9;.......... ......7. ................?~ ...................... $:4:......... $..l-.~ ..................... b. Semi-skilled labor................................................ ................ ............... .................................. .............,................................... . e.......... ........R.2..................... c. Skilled labor.......................................................... ....l ...............7.................7.............................. d. Technical and clerical labor..................................~.......... __ ... ?...............?......................... .... ~...................~9..................... 6. Total project labor................................... ... ~........ _............. _ .._...3.1........................................ _...1.1.a.................... ,. Superintendence.................................................................. ........................................................................12........................ x x x ...... _... ~.................... . g. Materials and equipment................................... x x x x x x x x h. Land or site purchase....................................... . x x x x x x x x x x x x x x i. Other costs ............. .Trav.~l................................ x x x x x x .................................. x x x x x x x x .......~.................. . j. x x x Total direct project coaL...................... x x x x x x ....... ;;,~l................... ............... ~.. ~1 . .3 .......... -=-.. . :. ...........................::. :-.:.: .-.:............................ 4. Direct project cost per maD-year (280 8-hour days) ............................................................................. $............................... . 6. Annual maintenance cost· after completion.....~:... ::.~ $..:............................ . 6. Adminiatra.tive overhead .. . 1 8 a. Superv1sory and faClhtating personnel-man-days ........................................................................... $................................ b. Other-Travel, rent, non-project equipment, ete................................................................................ $... g... . 10 Total adm ....................................................... $................................ i...................... 7. Work .eaaon. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. ge~. July.x lfoy. Dee. Aug. Sept. Apr.)o-.... Mal. iSh. Fe~ MaJP' June r-- 8. Year or years of program period to which project most desjJ:ably assigned. (Check one or more) lSt 2nd 3rd ~ 4th 6th 6th Non-Recurrent Recoils ....... 7 ., ( U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE PROJECT WORK INVENTORY-PROJEcr SHEET 1. State .......y~.@.......................................................................... County .. §.~.~~ ... ~~~_............................................................... . Region ....1-.................. Forellt...Y!.EA.t?.~.tc;.!L ............................................. Ranger distrlc:t ....$.~.*! ...~~~................................... . 2. ~::=;r~:~~~··~~~~~·~;·~~·;~;········::::~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: (a) Project name ..... ~ ...~.~~.p....e.~ . ~.f..r..~.~.~~.~.~4.~gm....QQP.:~.~.;rn.c;.1iJ9.!L ................No ........................ . Functional classification .......................~.~.~.!... A~.r:qJ..~.~................................................................................................... .. '. E. C. W. (Form 7) work class ................. ~Q ....................................Cost activity No.......g.?.......................................:... . (d) Description, standard, and justification (continue on reverse if necessary) .............................................................. . (b) (c) Construct office-bedroom, plan R-4 i ~\ 3. Labor requirements and cost estimates: ~ ~ No. Required ITEM No. Days AT. Rate Man-Days ----\------------- a. Unskilled labor......................................................... .7..............?§ ................~?.................. Per Day t:'=......- $.!'~~... _................. :: :~:~:~:~~.~~~:.::==:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::~:::::::: .: : :~:~::::::. :::::::::::~::::::::::::::::: :::~:::== =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~::: do Technical and clerical labor.............................................. _................................................. ......... ___ ......._._..................... . e. Total project labor............_..................... ......~ ....................... _ .......~j.# ......_.................._._ ...~~_................_._ . 1 26 26 l30......_............. . /. Superlntendence_ ............................................. _ ....................................................... _............5_.......... _.•__ g. Materials and equipment.................................. x x x x x x k. Land or site purcbase_........................................ x x x . x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x _~~••• _•••••••••••••••• i. Other costs...... _..__.......................................... ....:x::......:x::......:x;:..+....:x::......:x:.....:x;:...l-_x:.:..........:x~;:;:x:......;x:.:..........:x~.\-=x:.......:;x:.....:x;:... •••••_ .._...................... . j. Total direct; project cost........................ x x x x x x .....•... ?~.Q~....................._...... $..~~~ .................. .. 4. Direct project cost ~r man-year (280.8-hour days) ... ;..........................................................................$.. ?~.~§..!.~? .... ~...... 5. Annual maintenance cost after completion_......._ ..................................................................................$............................... . 6. Adminiatra.tive overhead • . . . . :3 24 a. Supervlsory and faohtating personnel-man-days................................................_.........................$............................... . b. Other-Travel, rent, non-project equipment, etc ................................................................................ $.. ?!?....................... . Total adm .................................................._... ~ $...?.. ........................ 7. Work leason. Delete months in which reasonably effective work on this project not practicable. Place X after most suitable months. July ~ Aug. May Sept. June Oct. Jail liue_ 8. Year or years of program period to which project most desirably assigned. (Check one or more) 1St 2nd 3rd 4th . ~ liar, 5th 6th . ,/5/, \ (.. D~~ · .r .. .j)~<.. . .5.. .... l.i.3.j.:. ...........:... :. ./~ -' Please file , (Dat~) ~MPROVEh1ENTS .. ; JOH NO.... :~.' :.,' .. . ... \ f\ \ - i'lasatch un d fUOA) piS Camp Gro Spruces \ !.,Je~.: .......~cIb.....~.~~: ... I!LY. 1 . "1':(~"='''1.~(1'.~t..rw-.. .&.cJJ .J2.~. fj t : I.S .. fk . ~~~ ........ ............. ............. . . ........... ................... ...... ...... . ....... . ............. .. Cost Accounting Classification: Activity: .... To: ...... ... J Copi" 2'!J.~ ................................................~...?:'!..I!/!....t./P) y ~ .. ...~ ... ~~.......................... ........ ......... . .... ... ...... who is responsible for performance. to:f->.'-',rf~.J.~.:....~.J~j~ \Q(/" All expenditures of time, money, and equipment use, etc. , should be charged to "JOB NO ... ... .........................." (This includes charges on Form~ 26, 469b, 874-15, 877, 942-S, 1012, 1034.) J:lk.... 1...J9.J.~ . ....................._.._. ........................-............~............-.........................................;:.~ ,.;;. .. ...,; Inspecti~ns to bem·ade.........0..4.. .....~ ................by....~ ....; .. 51tdflw~. . J... ... .. . '. . ." ...:' )- Work to begin ........ . t-V ~ .......1...J1.f¢. ....................... Pcogc'" Wo,k to be compl"ed by (date) ...... . by ........ ,epo'" to be ,ub i t t ! ~..... . . . . .............. .... .......................... . . . . . .................................................................. ......... . . ........ :) The standard of the work and other information is shown below or on the attached sheets. 'i ' E~penditum ace to be chacged again't.....................C.~s.,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :. . . . fund'. :e::~:~:~::e:y:::. ~~~~. . ·~. :·~~·~~k~~.~. __ ~.}..:. ~ •. :~.: . . . I l II I 1· 5 l II It (Fore.t.supervisor) .'. ; .. · ·c:: ~ ~~ J}~ ~ ~.PVP1 Ii O.QJ 1.rr,. t4~ ~..-/_ '1M',..,. CiN.,.J..1Jt. J a... 1.;1 w..J..,.,J~-ij,,~,o·~'i.iI;rf-T':;;~ ~. .: .: . I" I file ... . o , ' . ' .r. . ,.' , IMPROVEMENTS, Spruces GiS )~~:jJ,h~l~ .~r~ ~ ,I ~. .J7. . . . . R..3.f . ..). . T..~.j.:).s.(~.r.n... . Project Description: \ k..... . ~ . . . . .~. \. . . . ......... . ....... . .... ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . ~~~fitation~ Activity: l..3.~......... _................................................ ~Zh??:?.7.-!If.t?.. . . To, ... ~ who;, ,",pom;ble fo, pedocmance. ¥ .. Cop;e, to, . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .¥~}llJv.:f-j.;}.~.-...~}~jR.(f!.j)~ All expenditures of time. money. and equipment use, etc .. should be charged to "JOB NO.J~~P.l ................" (This includes charges on '. J. Work to begin ..... Form~ 26, 469b. 874-15,877. 942-S, 1012, 1034.) / 1ks:..L.....J.9Jl...........................__.:........................................................ .......................~....:....:!:;)..:..~. Inspections to be made ...... ~ ..~....................by..~...~.~......~Ce. . .... . . . . . . . .:. ~..: 0.:-:-.. .1.::.10........................ . . . ................. Progress reports to be submitted by .j~ ............................................................._ ......................,........................................................................ Work to be completed by (date) ..... The standard of the work and other information is shown below or on the attached sheets. . An allotment of $... ~ ................. has been set up for this purpose. This amount should not be exc~edrd. ' ii~.:; i'··\:·GI:,~'1·t;;;~i';l::~i;'.,'f.;.;··t~,i;;; ii~~?:'f:":!!'l;-j:l;...;:~ ..~,~ < " ':, : , ": ........... : :'.' :'::::-;~:;~' ,". : ~ ..~.:. :.:. ,:.~.' ,. " " _··,.:.•.,1: / . , ,~:::.;." ,t·; '.:; f t.'fi .*·~. 'i,f~::~;;,.;;·: ~;; . without written authority from the Forest Supervisor. . ,. Expenditures are to be charged against.. ...... ~~ ............. .......................................... funds. O,dec oc;g;nated by .. f~ .........................__. Recomn1ended by ....................................................... _ ..._ . ' . '~ ..~ . (Forest Supervisor). '.::'. ,:!! " Estimated Cost $................................................................ (If necessary use other side. for details.) Od&}-~~~~~4 '1-- I ~* 5'!>j 04 J -e/. ~ ~ 1l.oJ~; 4- <}-~ ~.~ J ~ 1i4:t.. <1"- ~., ¥ ~lt~~~a(t~· (OAKl.AND-e·,:i·S7"'O.OoooJ / \ \ \ :; \ \~ It'~ J ~. (B.F. (~.O·•. 1/.27/40 File , ""J IlL ' cc- Mr. Pragnell , .: ~ " E D4PROVEMENTS - Wasatch Spruoe GUard Station. / 4lA..•.•,: , ,(" • I ' I' I ,,: I " <f 'Y ( ' rrt-<l·,v'j.;;) ~V~L r ! / . . . ':t J' '. '- .r ', . 1 Salt Lake Cit~, Utah, 1anuary- 1'1, 19<iO. REGIONAL FClRESTER. (Attention G. L. Niohols). In regard to the construction ot the Spruoe Guard Station, by using a log exterior wall and putt1ng in a basement, minor revisions -are needed which are shown on the attaohed sheets and disoussed. The logs cut out tor this .buil.ft~ square on the aTarage '1il it 1s oontOOIplated to use detcmii8d rs/S- re1ntorclng steel. bolted and threaded, through the loSS to prnent warp1ngand settlIng ot ', he buUding through aDy shrinkage ot the 10811. The d.e~~ steel should hold better than round smooth drU't p1n.8. oompound can be Used ' to tUl up a1:l3" oraolal obtained tBiouSh shrinkage; the rooting paper behind the logs will act aa an additional sateguard. The 10gB will be peeled and stained to &. standard. oolor scheme. A '~JH ng It is tigured to use a one-Mlt pitch root using log rarten with a 6" minimum tip tapering. no~re than two inches in the total length. Thore are su1"t1c1ent logs available to place these ratters 2' 6" O.C. and aJ.eo su:rt101ent mater1al tor , 'I to 8- purliU and C1'OSS ties. We desire to ' use logs slabbed on two sides 6- thiok tor the ceUing joists and top):~ tlooring in the, attio tor tuture light storage. The windows and .d oors are detailed tor a 4" \'I8J.l. by increas-to ~ (same detail as a 6" stud wall ' would make) the window tiD4-doora details would prove sat1staoto17. '!'his WIlS recomnended by two m:1ll concerns. ing the width ottl1B;~trame It 1s planned to reach the baa_ent 111th the same sta1rwa7 plan o.s was used at the Mill. Oreek Ouard Station, except to take advantage at the space under the 8'A.1r tor a ooal room. The a~ tached detail shows this. We have Buttl~1ent 24" shakes on hand tor the root; it is desired to place these shakes to the weather. doubling every tUth row. ..Also, by us1ng log ratters, it 1s desired to haw an 101- 18" I ) RCP OTerha.Jl8. ' ,\ I J ." . ", Your' OODlD8nt. and Bugg••tiona Wou1J:~:::~::tod. FOREST SUPERVISOR. aw Steve / I / . CC Mr. Pragnell (File B F •••. 2-11 to GUO J: IMPROVEMENTS - Wasatoh Spruce Ouard Station I Salt Lake 01ty. Utah . 1anuar;y 31, 19<CO ,I REGIONAL FORESTER Please refer to 1Ir. Gurr' 8 memorendua to you, atteD.tion JIr. G. L. lUcho1.8, dated 1anWl17 1'. reJll1" hY b8tlJl rece1~4 by us and _ Apparent17 no shall appreolate Mr. IUohols' c01'lllllent8 and suggestions. • AP8 cjs .cjs E Ogden, Utah February 2, 1940 IMPROVEMENTS - Viasa. tch Guard Station ~-- . ! I --- .~ ~ , .: . ~- ., iJ4? --.. . I "I of January 17. '."'~_I i FOREST SUPERVISOR '- : , , .; . Reference is made to your memorandum RCf . ! We are agreeable to the procedure outlined in the second paragraph of your memorandum. If you intend to use a 1/2 pitch roof, use log rafters with the minimum of six inches at tip. These should be spaced at two foot centers. Eight inch purlins and cross ties are preferable. If you intend to use the ceiling joists over the first ,floor, as floor joists for the second floor, we ask that you make th~se members a minimum of eight inches thick. They Should be spaced at two foot centers to tie to the rafters at the point of contacf, and be bolted or drift pinned to the plate and rafters. This will give you a floor system sufficiently strong for light storage and bedroom use. Your proposed changes to the window and door frame details, as shown on the plan to allow for use in the log frame wall, is satisfactory. , Your proposal to build the porch addition which was used at tbe Mill Creek Guard Station, is satisfactory, except, that we are not willing to allow winders in ihe stairway. The 'Washington Office has set a rule in acceptable plannjng procedure which does not allow winders. You can gain the two steps at the head of the stairs (see our modification to your plan). The arrangements you propose in the basement for the bedroom are poor, in that, it does not have a finished entry, but must be entered through the service part of the basement. It is suggested that this be controlled by a finished hallway with borrowed sash lighting or with a second basement window in the rear elevation. This will give proper lighting to the store room. On the roof, the shakes must be placed at seven and one-half inches to the weather instead of the ten and one-half inches you mentioned. Ten and one-half inches is a standard used for wall covering only. . . __ ._--- - - - - - Your proposed eighteen inch overhang of the cornice and eaves is satisfactory. Your sketch is returned this office. Enclosure .'- ~ith the modifications approved b.Y "" co- Mr. Pragne88 \)B.F. - 2/20/40. (S/O File ( . ~ Salt Lolce C1ty. Utah. .re'bruar7 10, 1940. 1UPROV~ - i?flsstob Spruces' Guard Statlon. REGIONAL FORESTER. RetereMe ls made to )"our memorandum ot 1.bruaJ:T 2 • •• desire to follow )"Our suggestion a8 to the elSm1Datlon o-r w1Ddare on the poroh ad41tlon ot the Spruce.' QuaJ'I4 station, but ollDDOt place tho steps 8Dot~ aocord1n£ to JOU1" ren.elou, a. t_ coal 4001' Is alrMd7 1n place. leaT1ng tuu:ttlcient head roca to place addltlm:Yll steps abo.,. 1t. We propo.. the to11owS.Da reooaMDdatloal c.fJ,l\O.. Pc.k:: ~ .- 1 "::~ .' , . •.,. It 18 repoette4 that we 41d !JOt su:ttlclat~ ap1a1Jl ou reuoa tol' the use ot ababa to t~ ...theJt. Aa the uau1. 'bPe of lIhab obtalr&ed on Porest Service Sb"O.otue I.e 1/2" tUok x 84" 10n8. the shake. on haDd a.nable tor U8 OIL tbe · 0aU'd statio were 1" thick, anA 1 t was telt that this thlck a sbake spaced 'Ii" to the weather, would look bGll:7. aDd -p1"UeDt a IIOt too harmDD10u appearance. '!'he 8hakeS lSl)prom on the Spruces Shel, . 'Plan lIVe spe.oed t" to .the weather. 4cubl.11I8 8"1'7 tOU'th row, Sty. iDa lID a'baoti" root texture. . lor !Urther comment em this point would bet app:'eol.atet. I l I ROP u.s. Department of Agriculture RANGER DISTRICT MAINTENANCE CONDITION SURVEY CHECKLIST ~~~~==~==~~ l -"TIFICATION NUMBER OR DESCRIpTION REGION/STATION l;Avt{ Fore"t"Service TYPE OF BUILDING ________ ~~~~~ ____ _I ~~~~~~4~ / MARK BOXES BELOW FOR EACH ITEM NEEDING MAINTENANCE, BETTERMENT, OR REPLACEMENT. AND DESCRIBE WORK NEEDED AND ESTIMATED COST. 9. HARDWARE a. Window 1. FOUNDATIONS D D D a. Masonry 0 0 0 0 b. Concrete c. Vents 2 . BASEMENTS a. Surface diai ns D b. Waterproofing D 0 0 b. Exterior mi.llwork 0 c. Exterior trim 0 0 d. Porch posts , 0 e. Porch steps 0 0 0 f. Porch floors 0 g. Windows h. Doors 0 i. Shutters . 0 l...J 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 j. Screens k. I. m. n. o. Carport Garage Har.dware Siding P'uttying and painting 0 :- 0 0 c. Draintile 0 d. Shingles 0 0 e. Roof trusts f. Ridge boards 0 g. Flashing 0 h. Attic ventilation lCTION DATEI ~(1/6S) 0 0 0 0 , (2) Storage (3) (4) (5) (6) 0 Pipe Valves and cocks Fi Iters Bacteria tests c. d. e. f. g. h. i. Conduits Boxes Connections Wire or cable Cab inets or fuses Circuits Fixtures j. light and power poles 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 k. light plants I. Telephone wiring m. lightning protection 0 n. Radio wiring 0 013. TERMITE OR DECAY DAMAGE I ~lIA . ,~ . 1\ . "'~ v .. - J TITLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 d 0 0 0 12. ELECTRIC a. Wiring b. Service and circuit controls SIGNt~RE~ INSPEC~(\ 'l - , ' 0 0 (6) Traps f. Breakage g. Water supply (1) Source 0 0 0 0 0 (4) Cesspool (5) Soi I and vent stacks 0 8. ROOFING a. Gutters b. Downspouts c . Replacement needed 11. PLUMBING a. Fixtures b. Faucets (1) Regular (2) Flush c. Valves d. Leaks e. Drainage (1) Sewer (2) Septic tank (3) Drainfield 0 06. STAIRS 07. FLOOR COVERING a. Range b. Refrigerator c. Other ' 16. HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING a. Gas tank, 0 // b. Valves 0 c . Oil tank 0 d. Pipe connections 0 b. Breakage 0 0 5. INTER IOR WOODWORK a. Doors b. Sidel ights c. Trim and moulding d. Sliding doors e. Tables f. Linen closets g. Drawer sets h. Kitchen cabinets i. Bookcases b. Heating chamber 0 0 0 10. GLASS a. Puttying 0 14. FIREPLACE a. Hearth 15. ACCESSORIES d. Kitchen 0 0 0 0 b. Door c. Bathroom D 3. CHIMNEYS a. Exterior D b. Interior 0 4. CARPENTRY WORK a. Wall sectians D 0 0 LIST ITEM NUMBER ON REVERSE ~\1. e. Coal storage f. Wood storage g. Electric h. Flue i. Dampers j. Insulation k. Flashing I. Hot air m. Ducts n. Registers o. Hot water p. Radiator q. Pipes r. Thermostat s. Candensar 17. SPACE HEATERS a. "Insulation .. b. Vents c. Control 18. HOT WATER HEATERS a. Ventilation 0 b. Flues 0 c. Valves 0 d. Connections 0 e. Insulation D 19. ADDITIONAL ITEMS (as needed) ITEM NUMBER -{.. • ESTIMATED COSTS DESCRIPTION OF MAINTENANCE REQUIRED · ·~ t , . .. .. "'. - ! l f ' O .. .; . ! , ,", .. ... j ~" . L: 'N.-I.;'; r" I. ' <.: ".1 .);:":,;"" _. , . I '~'. ~ ~ ~\ ; . I • ~I .' ... ::';;;'1 ~ \. I .. . " '- • r:t(:.! fo}: ;: r". :.t i ~ j)!I1.',\ :., .. ." '-. ~ :i · · ·:····\.\;.. ... ~ .. . i ::'. . ~. : ...•. ,. .',. '" ' ;' . ' ; ~ " .. ~ '. ".~; ," j;' ~:... ,'y f.- ~', ('. '·I !~ . J .~ ,;:) '. ·,'.'., ' '' , "1 1. -: 'i.- t' , i:. ~ /..I.,:.;. ..~ • ," ... :' , ' .,p;:~ r . ..... ' I. .... .. :. t" ", r !.' t." ,," . ,_ ! : ' .. ~ ~ . Gf'.Q.. . a. ~5.. , 4.95 . .. " :,..., i !' J \I II I I i TED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICU . FOREST SERVICE ~E D-l Wasatch N. F. REPLY TO: SUBJECT: TO: Apr i1 21, 1976 6440 Real Property Spruces Guard Station - Quarters Inventory Forest Supervisor, Wasatch National Forest Spruces Guard Station is located In Spruces Campground approximately ten miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon. It was recently acquired when Salt Lake County relinquished their special use penmit for that area. The Salt Lake District intends to use the facility as a bunkhouse in conjunction with the YCC Camp at Brighton. It will probably be used by four staff members. A copy of the Quarters Inventory form is enclosed. /s/ G. Lynn Sprague ~~ G. LYNN SPRAGUE District Ranger Enclosure JCLancaster:rw .. ........... . ; -.. -:.-.:.:.:.-. ~~::::: :::~:::::':,: . . -. . ' ~ '.-.' .". -.. ".•. .. . . ". -. ". ", . , .-. . '. -., .: /:"·~·:~~7~~r.:: united States Department of Agriculture Forest Service Wasatch-Cache NF Salt Lake RD / , , ', Reply to: 6440~J Date: January 14, 1994 Subject: Quarters Review To: Forest Supervisor In response to your 6440/7300 memo dated December 2, 1993: ~N• ..,u.. .,... ~~.&~e.1rz.. I . A-tkt;;) 1. We have three housing facilities used as quarters along the Wasatch Front in Salt Lake County and one facility in the Stansbury Mountains in Tooele -~ lIJlJv'\..ov..J County . Comparable local rental rates for the Wasatch Front facilities, based on real estate agent estimates, range from $800 to $1,500 per month. The Stansbury Mountain facility is several miles from the nearest town, but rates in the nearby town range from $400 to $700 per month. 2. We have no formal District housing policy. Our informal approach has been to offer our Mill Creek and upper Alta facilities to any Forest Service employee willing to live in it. During those periods of time when a Forest Service employee is not occupying those buildings, we make them available to Forest Service volunteers or Forest Service temporary employees. The Mill Creek building has been occupied the last year and a half by an SO Lands employee. Before that time, the building was occupied for several winters by a WAE meterologist employeed at the Utah Avalanche Forecast Center. In addition, the building has been used for occasional and brief stays by temporary summer workers . The upper Alta building upstairs is occupied by the Utah Avalanche Forescast Center Director; downstairs is available to other Forest Service personnel when they have to stay overnight resulting from the highway being closed due to avalanche danger or other administrative reasons. The Spruces and lower Alta facilities are occupied by the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT). UDOT occupies the buildings under Granger-Thye authority for the purpose of providing quarters and work area for their highway avalanche forecast team. This past winter, with the construction of the solitude Nordic Center, UDOT vacated the Spruces facility . Presently Forest Service volunteers occupy the building; next summer Spruces will be in the same category as Mill Creek and upper Alta. 3. We very much view our facilities as a valuable tool in the management of the Wasatch Front canyons and the Stansbury Mountains. Beside being residences occasionally for Forest Service employees, they enable us to house volunteers, especially college interns from out of state who cannot afford the local housing, who perform thousands of dollars of valuable work for the good of the Forest and the public. Caring for the Land and Serving People FS·6200·28(7·82) These facilities are also utilized as administrative work stations and they are cost-effective sites for storing supplies and equipment . We do not believe these facilities are in conflict with OMB A-4S or the Determination and Findinos paper . Please find enclosed copies of Form AD-1017 "Real Property Utilization Survey" and the Quarters Survey data table (hard copy) for each of our applicable facilities as requested . If you have any questions, please contact Jim White or Jack Vanderberg at this office. I look forward to your response to us regarding the determinations, with rationale, for each of our quarters facilities. MICHAEL SIEG District Ranger ... , - . JV BUILDING RECONSTRUCTION/MAJOR REMODELING SINCE 1975 . 2/28/98 ~ Gn" C'f'~J '-' MILLCREEK GUARD STATION (19010501) V Rewired building, installed new heaters Upgraded propane system Remodeled bathroom (tile, Linoleum,fixtures) early 1990 ' s 1994 ' 1994 $2,500 $ 500 $3,000 MILL CREEK GARAGE (19010502) ,. ~constructed new storage shed 1996 $9,500 1994 $ 1992 1994 $1,500 $1,800 1990 1990 1997 $2,000 $1,000 $2,800 1996 $1,400 SPRUCES GUARD STATION (19010401) upgraded propane system 500 UPPER ALTA DUPLEX, LOWER APARTMENT (19010701) Remodeled shower & bathroom Remodeled kitchen SOUTH WILLOW GUARD STATION (19010301) Refurbished roof Refurbished e x terior New kitchen floor (subfloor, linoleum) ALTA GARAGE (09010703) /vr New door (( I '1· i/ V ',", l-R f3-~ UI~ Cd") 'h of S",.t+ Lc:~ if /e ii'\' , (j .... .....'. ~~ .i. 3 t1R'-i Eo, 2002 4 j'lf..1 '·;' 6, :'::UU:'::: ., ( j'1H"i Eo, 2002 10 t1f:!V IS, 2002 11 j'1A\.I E., 20U£ 12 i'lfN 6, 2002 i3 . l1R'i 6, 2002 i4 i1HV Eo, 2002 is I1P.V E., 2002 1f. i7