Attachment_2_Drawing_Roofsheet_06-compresed.pdf

This is an architectural drawing for a jail building roof framing plan and structural details. The document originates from the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Division of Plant Design & Construction in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with Robert A. Hurley serving as Chief. The project is identified as the Blackfeet Jail located in Browning, Montana, with a project number of LS-11119.

The drawing presents a comprehensive roof framing plan at a scale of 1/4"=1'0", showing the structural layout and dimensions of the facility's roof system. Detailed sections and notes are included throughout the document, providing specifications for beam installation, clearances, and other construction requirements. The architectural elements include multiple structural columns, framing members, and connection details illustrated in cross-sectional views labeled as Section (A), Section (B), Section (C), Section (D), and Section (E) & (E) E.M. Additional details are shown for roofing installation at equipment, with annotations indicating materials and installation procedures necessary for proper construction of the jail building's roof structure. The drawing serves as the technical guide for construction contractors performing roof framing and installation work on this federal project.