Draft_Drawings_-_Old_Rag_1.pdf

These draft design drawings document a permanent contact station and drainage improvement project for the Old Rag Parking Area in Shenandoah National Park, located in Etlan, Virginia. The comprehensive set of architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical drawings detail the construction of a new 306-square-foot, single-story contact station building with four rooms: fee collection, office, PSAR room, and storage. The project includes replacing the existing gravel parking lot with an asphalt surface, installing a new pre-manufactured toilet vault, rerouting telecommunications and electrical infrastructure, and implementing erosion and sediment control measures.

Key technical specifications include a Type VB construction with light gauge steel truss framing, fiber-cement siding, standing seam metal roofing, and a concrete slab-on-grade foundation. The building will have minimal fire protection systems, utilizing portable fire extinguishers, and is designed to accommodate approximately 3-4 occupants. The site work involves disturbing 0.35 acres, with an additional 0.85 acres of non-disturbed work, and will maintain existing stormwater management practices using a grass swale and level spreader. The project is part of the National Park Service's infrastructure improvement efforts, with a project number of PMIS/PKG 325621 and is currently in the pre-solicitation phase under solicitation number 140P4225B0001.