Drawings_Existing_Fish_Culture_Building_1.pdf

This is a comprehensive set of architectural and engineering drawings for the Dexter National Fish Hatchery and Technology Center – Phase I, dated November 1993, prepared for federal record purposes. The drawings are marked "Redrawn for Record Purposes" and include a full index of over 64 sheets covering general, civil, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and fish culture water supply disciplines.

The project encompasses a fish culture building with detailed site plans, utility plans, foundation details, and structural specifications. Key systems include HVAC design with hydronic unit heaters, boiler control systems, and heat exchangers; plumbing with fish culture water systems featuring tanks, filters, and distribution networks; electrical systems with lighting, power distribution, and fire alarm provisions; and specialized aquaculture infrastructure including raceway systems, water treatment components, and process control equipment. The drawings indicate multiple construction phases with utility demolition and site preparation requirements, grading plans showing slopes and drainage patterns, and detailed wall, roof, and foundation sections. Equipment schedules specify manufacturers and model numbers for pumps, fans, compressors, boilers, and HVAC units. The site is located in Dexter, New Mexico, with design addressing local soil conditions, drainage patterns, and infrastructure requirements for a functional fish hatchery facility.