Exhbit V - Site 50 House.pdf

This document is a photographic collection of Site 50 House, a three-story residential structure requiring significant restoration work. The images document the property's current condition across multiple areas and systems.

The exterior photographs show a white clapboard house with a dark roof, brick foundation, and covered porch, situated on a rural property with mature trees and an adjacent propane tank. Interior documentation includes basement areas with exposed stone walls, concrete floors, and installed mechanical systems (220-volt electrical panel, HVAC units, water heater); crawl spaces with metal shelving; and upper-level residential spaces showing water-damaged plaster walls, wooden stair systems, original wood floors in varying states of condition, and period-appropriate wood trim and cabinetry. A bathroom contains original white tile and wooden vanity with window access. Multiple photographs capture evidence of moisture damage, deteriorated wall coverings, exposed wiring systems, and areas requiring remediation. The property documentation also includes images of exterior utility connections, ground-level infrastructure (septic system, electrical metering), and the surrounding landscape including utility poles and adjacent metal storage structures. The photographic record appears compiled for assessment, restoration planning, or preservation documentation purposes for a historic or period residential property.