Exhibit_E._Site_Map.pdf

This document is a map and description of a historic preservation project for Fort Lowell, likely involving Pima County, Arizona, focusing on the preservation and development of multiple historic site assets through Proposition 407 County Bond investment. The project encompasses 18 distinct site locations including Officer's Quarters, Cavalry and Infantry Company Quarters, a Hospital, Donaldson House, Adkins Residence, Museum, Community Garden, Cavalry Corrals, and various infrastructure improvements. The County Bond investment specifically funded the Master Plan creation, acquisition of the Adkins Parcel, site work, archaeological investigations, exterior repairs to Officer's Quarters #3 and the Adkins House, west parking area development, and the western portion of Cottonwood Lane.

The map (Exhibit A) provides a detailed site layout showing the precise location and relationship of each asset, with green-highlighted areas indicating preservation zones. The project appears to be a comprehensive historical site restoration and development effort, leveraging public bond funding to maintain and enhance the historical integrity of the Fort Lowell site. The investment demonstrates a strategic approach to preserving local historical infrastructure, creating new amenities like a community garden, and improving site accessibility through features such as a pedestrian crossing and sculpture relocations.