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SITKA NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

FIRE ALARM PANELS AND LOCATIONS

Priest Quarters Building 103 Monastery Street, Sitka, AK Fire Alarm Panel Location: Downstairs Basement

Buildings Historic Significance:

The Priest’s House is not listed on the National Historic Landmark Register. The building’s architectural heritage and pedigree is not clean enough to be considered a historically significant structure, but it is still an important building. Park staff are currently working on updating nomination documents to include the building and associated landscape on the register. Care should be exercised in installing any equipment and infrastructure (exterior) to ensure that it does not detract from the structure’s appearance.

All proposed equipment and infrastructure installation locations and appearances must be reviewed and approved by the appropriate site authorities prior to commencing work.

Old School Building – East Side off Monastery Street

Overall Measurements of Panels and Space

Fire Alarm Panel and Breaker Boxes

1. Gemini – Computerized Security System

2. Fire Alarm Panel

3. Breaker Box

4. Gemini - Wireless GEM-RECV32

Number 2: Fire Alarm Panel: Panel door opened

Number 2: Fire Alarm Panel: Inside panel open

Number 1: Gemini - Computerized Security System Panel

Number 1: Gemini – Computerized Security System Panel: Cover door opened

Number 1: Inside Cover Panel

Old School Building Fire Alarm Panel Location: First floor – utility closet

The Old School is in the Russian Bishop’s House park unit. The structure resides on the same lot and is located approximately 20 feet due East of the Russian Bishop’s House. The East side of the building abuts the Pacific High School property. The structure has two floors, a first-floor support area and second floor housing offices and library.

The Old School Building is listed on the National Historic Landmark Register. Therefore, equipment and infrastructure should be installed in a manner that minimizes visual and architectural impact on the structure. All security equipment and infrastructure installed in or on the building must be reviewed and approved by the appropriate historical preservation authorities prior to commencing work.

Utility Closet Location

Overall Measurements of Panels and Space

Panels in Utility Closet

1. Gemini - Wireless GEM-RECV32

2. Magnum Alert 1000 Series

3. Fire Alarm Panel

Number 2: Magnum Alert 1000 Series: Open panel

Number 2: Magnum Alert 1000 Series: Inside Panel Door Schematics

Number 3: Fire Alarm Panel Door open

Number 3: Fire Alarm Panel: Inside cover door

Number 3: Fire Alarm Panel: Inside panel door

Visitor Center South-Southeast Corner (Heating tank and Boiler Area) Fire Control Panel: Located in Boiler Room

The Sitka NHP Visitor Center is an important historic building (built in 1966) that serves as the “face” of the park. The Visitor Center and its associated designed landscape are eligible for and is in the process of being nominated for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places. Therefore, great care should be exercised in installing security equipment and infrastructure (both interior and exterior) to ensure that it does not detract from the structure’s appearance. All proposed equipment and infrastructure installation locations and appearances must be reviewed and approved by the appropriate site authorities prior to commencing work.

Overall Measurements of Panels and Space of Area:

Panel Location in Boiler Room:

1. Fire Alarm Panel

2. Cerberus Pyrotronics – AnoLaser (UPPER UNIT)

3. Cerberus Pyrotronics – AnoLaser (LOWER UNIT)

4. VESDA – VLC RO

Number 1: Fire Alarm Panel Cover Open

Number 1: Inside Fire Alarm Cover

Number 1: Fire Alarm Panel inside cover open

Number 1: Inside fire alarm inside cover door

Number 2: Cerberus Pyrotronics – AnoLaser (UPPER UNIT)

Number 2: Panel Door Open

Number 2: Inside Panel Door

Number 3: Cerberus Pyrotronics – AnoLaser (LOWER UNIT)

Number 3: Panel Door Open

Number 3: Inside Panel Door

Number 4: VESDA Unit