Revised_Drawings_0003.pdf

This document is a set of architectural and construction drawings for the Seney National Wildlife Refuge Show Pool Shelter Replacement and Site Restoration project located in Schoolcraft County, Michigan. The project is managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Midwest Region No. 3, under Project Number 21-RF-009.

The drawings specify comprehensive site improvements including demolition of existing structures, reconstruction of a show pool shelter, fireplace and chimney reconstruction, site grading and drainage, and restoration of disturbed areas. Key structural elements include a new wood-framed show pool shelter with stained timber posts and heavy timber roof structure, replacement fireplace and chimney constructed from salvaged stone, concrete slab foundation with timber column supports, new concrete and gravel surfacing for parking and trail areas, accessible parking with ADA-compliant signage and striping, truncated domes at designated locations, concrete parking bumpers, and site grading to match existing topography with slopes between 2-5%. The plans indicate control points surveyed in January 2022, with four show pools marked at approximate elevations ranging from 708-714 feet. General notes require contractors to provide storm water erosion control, salvage fireplace and chimney stone for reuse on the new structure, and carefully manage site restoration including seeding of disturbed areas.