B08_Attachment_14_As_Constructed_Crane_Rail_Supports_0005.pdf

This is a set of architectural and engineering drawings for the Bannock Pumping Station, a federal irrigation facility managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Irrigation Division, Portland Area Office, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, Malheur Unit.

The drawings comprise two sheets of detailed structural and mechanical specifications for the pumping station facility. Sheet 1 presents an elevation view (Section A-A) showing the overall building profile, roof beam configuration with multiple support columns, roll-up doors, work room, interior floor elevations, electrical control pit, and discharge wall details. The structure measures approximately 102 feet in length with varied bay widths. Sheet 2 provides general structural details including hand-operated crane specifications (with elevation 4486.70), crane rail anchor plates, roof beam details with welded connections, roof anchor details showing 2.5-inch anchor bolts, weld specifications, window and wall details, beam hangers fabricated from 8-inch by 8-inch beam sections, and section views (B-B, C-C, and A-A) depicting wall construction below windows with protective cable details, motor floor specifications, and float protective cable configurations. The drawings include multiple elevation callouts, structural notes regarding plaster finish grades, roofing specifications, and material requirements for both concrete and steel elements. Design specifications and recommended loads are noted, with drawing date references to 1972 and project number 05-0333.