Exhibit 6 - Ferguson.pdf

The documents are architectural floor plans for the Ferguson Mansion in Lincoln, detailing a three-story building with floor plans dated from June 2005 to January 2010. The plans show a comprehensive layout of the building, including a lower level, first floor, second floor, and third floor, with detailed room designations and square footage measurements. The lower level includes areas such as Recreation (635 SF), Laundry (731 SF), Mechanical (258 SF), and Coal Bin (107 SF), with a total gross area of 2,725 SF. The first floor features spaces like Living (660 SF), Dining (329 SF), Kitchen (241 SF), and specialized rooms such as Compulsive Gambler Assistance (280 SF). The second floor contains multiple bedrooms (NW Room, NE Room, SW Room, SE Room) ranging from 235 to 410 SF, along with bathrooms and mechanical spaces. The third floor includes a large Ballroom (1,000 SF), Coat Room (182 SF), and additional small rooms. The plans indicate that portions of the building are leased to the Environmental Trust, with varying leased space sizes across different floors.

The floor plans are part of the Ferguson Mansion in Lincoln, with meticulous documentation of spatial arrangements, room functions, and square footage allocations. Each floor is precisely measured, with dashed lines delineating room boundaries and specific use designations. The plans show multiple mechanical spaces, porches, and auxiliary rooms, suggesting a complex and multifunctional building design. The Environmental Trust is noted as leasing different amounts of space on various floors, ranging from 1,312 to 1,595 square feet. The architectural drawings provide a comprehensive view of the building's internal structure, including staircases, entry points, and room interconnections, with dates ranging from 2005 to 2010, indicating potential renovations or documentation updates during that period.