Attachment C-2 100625 PLANS John Day Watershed New Shop Building.pdf

These architectural and engineering drawings detail the design for a new shop building for the John Day Watershed District Office, located at 37th and Hwy 395 in Pendleton, Oregon. The project involves constructing a comprehensive facility with multiple functional areas including shop work areas, storage spaces, a restroom, chemical storage room, gas and oil storage room, and a covered work area. The site plans show detailed layouts for site grading, utilities, foundation, floor plans, building elevations, and electrical and plumbing systems, with multiple alternative site configurations and utility connection options.

The drawings specify a single-story metal building with varied roof heights, concrete foundations, and specific design requirements from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. The facility will include features like a welding exhaust hood, overhead doors, interior wall treatments, and specific electrical and plumbing infrastructure. The design incorporates detailed specifications for materials, including gypsum wall treatments, metal siding, and specific flooring and ceiling materials. The project appears to be a purpose-built facility to support the watershed district's operational needs, with careful consideration given to functional workflow, storage, and environmental compliance.