Attachment 2 Building Photos.pdf

Narrative Discussion Historical Use: Built as the “Ranger’s House”.

Present Use: Employee Housing. This house is larger than required for a single person, however with only one bathroom, it is limited for a family or for use by unrelated occupants.

Future Use: RETAIN FOR EXISTING USE – ACQUIRE REPLACEMENT

The high cost of living in this resort community results in difficulty recruiting and retaining employees.

Providing adequate government housing is critical. A comprehensive plan to replace existing structures on this compound with multi-plexed facilities should be implemented. Until funding is available, the current use will continue.

Statistical Data INFRA Name: Dillon Dwelling 1 Building Number: 1001

Category: Housing Year Constructed: 1963

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 2592 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Location: Cnty Rd 51 - Silverthorne Ownership: NF

Dwelling 1 White River National Forest

Dillon Ranger District

Barracks 1

Dillon Ranger District

Historical Use: Employee Housing – Constructed as bunkhouse design for seasonal housing.

Present Use: Employee Housing – Seasonals. This building meets minimum standards for seasonal quarters, but meets none of the accessibility requirements.

It is imperative that government housing be provided for seasonal employees in this resort community. A comprehensive plan to replace existing structures on this compound with multi-plexed facilities should be implemented. Until funding is available, the current use will continue.

Statistical Data INFRA Name: Dillon Barracks 1 Building Number: 1003

Category: Housing Year Constructed: 1967

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 1836 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Location: Cnty Rd 51 - Silverthorne Ownership: NF

Photo Date: Jan. 2003

Barracks 2

Dillon Ranger District

Narrative Discussion Historical Use: This building was the district office until 1975 when it no longer met that need. It was converted to quarters – bunkhouse type arrangement for seasonal employees.

Present Use: Employee Housing – Seasonal Bunkhouse. This building does not meet standards for gender separate bathroom facilities or accessibility. It is one of many examples of an unsuitable building conversion to meet a housing shortage.

A comprehensive plan to replace existing structures on this compound with multi-plexed facilities should be implemented. Until funding is available, the current use will continue.

Statistical Data INFRA Name: Dillon Barracks 2 Building Number: 1005

Category: Housing Year Constructed: 1963

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 1235 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Garage/Shop

Dillon Ranger District

Historical Use: Multi bay garage and shop.

Present Use: Garage – workshop – fire cache with heated bays and all utilities.

Future Use: RETAIN FOR EXISTING USE

There are three workshop/shop/storage buildings on this compound. Not all have utilities, and heated space is required. A cost effective combination of these buildings and uses should be undertaken to reduce the total square footage dedicated to these type functions.

INFRA Name: Dillon Gar/Shop Building Number: 1004

Category: Storage Year Constructed: 1964

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 1947 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Pole Building

Dillon Ranger District

Historical Use:

Present Use: Storage / workshop

Future Use: RETAIN with utilities added

There are three workshop/shop/storage buildings on this compound. Not all have utilities, and heated space is required. A cost effective combination of these buildings and uses should be undertaken to reduce the

This building provides the most versatility with the large garage doors, but it does have utilities.

INFRA Name: Dillon Pole Bldg. Building Number: 1006

Category: Storage Year Constructed: 1984

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 1500 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Dry Storage

Dillon Ranger District

Historical Use:

Present Use: Provides “dry storage” for a variety of signs and seasonal use materials.

Future Use: DECOMMISSION

There are three workshop/shop/storage buildings on this compound. Not all have utilities, and heated space is required. A cost effective combination of these buildings and uses should be undertaken to reduce the

This building is least adaptable and would likely be decommissioned.

INFRA Name: Dillon Dry Storage Building Number: 1007

Category: Storage Year Constructed: 1968

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 400 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Fuel Storage (on left)

Dillon Ranger District

Historical Use: This is an old toilet building converted for storage.

Present Use: Storage of minor quantities of mixed saw gas, gasoline for lawn movers, etc.

Future Use: DECOMMISSION – ACQUIRE REPLACEMENT

This building should be replaced with a building designed for flammable storage.

INFRA Name: Dillon Fuel Storage Building Number: 1009

Category: Storage Year Constructed: 1963

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 58 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4

Paint Storage (on right)

Dillon Ranger District

Historical Use: This is a modified toilet building.

Present Use: Not needed.

Future Use: DECOMMISSION

A HAZMAT locker has been acquired for storage of incidental paint and supplies. This building can be removed whenever funding permits.

INFRA Name: Dillon Paint Storage Building Number: 1011

Category: Storage Year Constructed: 1963

Historical: Not Eligible Gross Area: 122 SF

Proclaimed Boundary: Inside Maintenance Level: 4