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TO: G. Gray, Secretary of Community Services Committee
FROM: H. G. Wight, Chief Building Inspector
DATE : June 16, 1976
SUBJ4CT: Old Fire Hall - Village of Newcastle
An inspection of the above noted building was
made by Fire Chief J. Hayman and the writer.
The building from a visual inspection appears
to be sound structurally.
There are no plumbing facilities in the build-
ing. If it is to be used for municipal purposes
whereby employees are to be in the building full
time ) plumbing facilities should be provided or
be accessible to the occupants.
However, if the building is to be demolished
there are a number of items that can be salvaged.
such as the furnace, duct work, electrical panel,
switches and garage door,
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AHrA GODF 416 HEADQUARYERS AND OFFICE
132 CHURCH STREET
TELEPHONE 623-512.6
ROWMANVILI-E, ONIAR10
FIRE DEPARTME14T
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE
June 3, 1976.
Chairman, Ann Cowman and Members of Community Services Commit-Lee
RE: Appraisel of Old Newcastle Fire Hall, Mill St.
Description:
I storey cement block building, approx. 351X201 - 700 sq. ft.
peak roof, asphalt shinglestin reasonable state of repairs,
with the exception of the cement floor (broken up), situated
on 1,623 sq. ft. of property leased from Bell Canada for the
sum of $ 1.00 yearly.
On the lease f'o.'r-iii (enclosed) it is expressly stipulated and
agreed that the said premises may be used for the purpose of
a fire hall.
Contents:
I - Preston Furnace Model 110-IIB
111,000 BTU of heat, duct work and furnace in reasonable
state of repair, serviced regularly.
I - Amalgated Electric Panel, 100 Amp. Service
Model LL-186 - 100 - S34.
I - Overhead Steel Door 12ft. X 10 ft.
I - 200 gal. exterior oil supply tank and piping.
Regarding its disposition, the lease expires on July 15, 1976.
Salvage Value:
3 - wood frame windows.
I - 3 ft. X 7 ft. wood door.
Brick chimney and tile
Rafters and roof boards.