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GSA Mid-Atlantic Region
6 2001
Mr. Harry R. Steinmetz (3HS11)U.S. Environmental Protection Agency1650 Arch StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19103
Subject: Big John's Salvage SiteHoult Road FacilityFairmont, WV
Dear Mr. Steinmetz:
This is in further response to your letter of June 1 1 , 2000 concerning the above-cited facility.
As stated in our previous correspondence dated August 22, 2001 , this is a formerDefense Plant Corporation site that was transferred to GSA for disposal in orabout 1949. GSA does not have any active files on this site. Our responses toyour questions concerning the site are based upon a review of documents storedat the National Archives and Records Administration.
We recognize that portions of certain documents, specifically, Exhibits 15 and 17,are illegible or barely legible. While we have provided you with the best copiesavailable to us, we will attempt to find more legible copies if you so require.Please let us know.
Again, we apologize for the delay in responding to your request. Should youhave additional questions, please call me or Judith Bonneron 215-656-5646.
Sincerely,
Laurence HarnngtonRegional Counsel
Enclosures
cc: Harmon Eggers (LR)U.S. General Services AdministrationThe Wanamaker Building100 Penn Square EastPhiladelphia, PA 19107-3396www.gsa.gov AR600157
1. Identify the person(s) answering these questions on behalf of the U.S.Government, including full name, mailing address, business telephonenumber, and relationship to the U.S. Government; his/her currentoccupation, including place of employment, as well as the address andtelephone number of place of employment.
Steve Staudt Maryann DobbinsEnvironmental Engineer Realty Specialist/Asset ManagerGSA Mid-Atlantic Region GSA Mid-Atlantic RegionPublic Buildings Service Public Buildings ServiceWanamaker Bldg., Room 734 Wanamaker Bldg., Room 713100 Penn Square East 100 Penn Square EastPhiladelphia, PA 19107 Philadelphia, PA 19107215-656-6041 215-656-5679
Based upon review of the documents available to the GSA Mid-Atlantic Region as described in response to question number 3.
2. For each question contained herein, identify all persons consulted in thepreparation of the answer.
See response to question number 1.
3. For each question contained herein, identify all documents consulted,examined, or referred to in preparation of the answer or that containinformation responsive to the question, and provide true and accuratecopies of all such documents.
General Records of the War Assets Administration, Record Group270 were reviewed in preparing the answers to the questions.
270.3.2 Records of the Philadelphia, PA Regional Records ServiceOffice (Region 3) National Archives and Records Administration(NARA) Robert N.C. Nix Federal Building, 9th & Market Streets,Philadelphia, PA 19107.
The Records that were examined contained Textual Documentsconsisting of: Real Property Case Files Relating to PropertyManagement, Legal Matters, and Property Disposal
Asset Property Records, Plancor 314Administrative lettersReal Property Disposal Case FilesReal Property Lease Files
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See Exhibits 1 -17
Subject SitePLANCORNO. 314(Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company)Southeast Side Hoult RoadFairmont, Marion CountyWest VirginiaWAA Register No. RR-W.VA-5
The records show that the referenced property(PLANCOR 314) was comprised of 19.4 acres of land withimprovements near the City of Fairmont, Marion County, WestVirginia. (Exhibit 7)
The records show that improvements on the propertyconsisted of a main building (used as a manufacturing plant) andlesser buildings consisting of: cooling tower, substation, alcohol andacid storage, Hydrogen and Nitrogen storage, Incinerator, Oxygenbuilding. (Exhibit 7)
The records consulted indicate that PLANCOR 314was authorized to supply facilities to the Westinghouse ElectricManufacturing Company to produce and test radio tubes. TheDefense Plant Corporation (DFC) completed construction in July1942 and the property was used in the production of radio tubes fornearly two years. (Exhibit 2)
The records indicate that the property was declaredsurplus June 14, 1946. (Exhibit 1)
According to a WAA Status Report dated April 22,1948 all of the machinery and equipment originally installed at theplant was sold to the wartime operator for removal and the plantwas "cannibalized". (Exhibit 2)
The records show that the facility (Plancor 314),exclusive of a 90'x70' parcel of land containing a transformer(substation) was sold to Victor R. Forte Enterprises on December29, 1948. (Exhibit 17)
The records show that the General ServicesAdministration, War Assets approved the sale of the Substation ofPLANCOR 314 to Mar-Mar Corporation on December 2, 1949.(Exhibit 15)
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4. Describe the nature of the U.S. Government's business operations, if any,at or near the Site, and the dates of such operations.
See response to question number 3.
5. If the U.S. Government was employed by or otherwise performed servicesfor a company or business entity at or near the Site, describe the natureand dates of The U.S. Government's employment services. If thecompanies or business entities identified are no longer operating, providetheir last known full name, mailing address, and final date of operation.
See response to question number 3.
6. Identify all persons employed by the U.S. Government either currently orpreviously who have or may have personal knowledge of the Siteoperations and for each such person, state the person's job title, and thedates of employment.
The GSA Mid-Atlantic Region is not aware of any person employedby the U.S. Government either currently or previously who has ormay have personal knowledge of the Site operations
7. For each person identified in question 6, provide the person's currentaddress and phone number. If the current phone number or address is notavailable, provide the last known phone number or last known address ofsuch person.
See response to question number 6.
8. Describe the types of documents generated or maintained by the U.S.Government concerning the handling and/or generation, storage,treatment, disposal, recycling, formulation, or transportation of anyhazardous substance, hazardous waste, pollutant, contaminant, or otherwaste at the Site.
a. Provide a description of the information included in each type ofdocument and identify the person who was/is the custodian of thedocuments.
b. If documents relevant to this request are no longer available, statethe reason the documents are unavailable.
Other than the documents described in response to questionnumber 3, the GSA Mid-Atlantic Region is not aware of the types of
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documents generated or maintained by the U.S. Governmentconcerning this Site.
9. Identify all persons, including the U.S. Government, who may havedisposed of or treated hazardous substances, hazardous wastes,pollutants, contaminants, or other wastes (hereinafter referred to as"materials") at the Site; arranged by contract, agreement, or otherwise, forthe disposal or treatment of materials at the Site, or arranged with atransporter for the transportation of materials to the Site (either directly orthrough transshipment points) for disposal or treatment. Such personshereinafter will be referred to as "Generators."
The GSA Mid-Atlantic Region is not aware of any person who mayhave disposed of or treated hazardous substances, hazardouswastes, pollutants, contaminants, or other wastes at the Site;arranged by contract, agreement, or otherwise for the disposal ortreatment of materials at the Site, or arranged with a transporter forthe transportation of materials to the Site (either directly or throughtransshipment points) for disposal or treatment.
10. For each Generator identified in response to question 9 who arranged fortreatment, disposal, or transportation:
a. Identify the Generator and provide the Generator's most recent or lastknown address and telephone number.
b. Identify and provide the most recent or last known address and telephonenumber of the persons with whom the Generator made sucharrangements.
c. Identify and provide the most recent or last known address and telephonenumber of the persons who selected the Site as the location at whichmaterials were to be disposed of or treated.
d. State the date(s) on which each Generator made such arrangements.
e. Describe the nature, including the chemical content, characteristics,physical state (e.g., solid, liquid), and quantity (volume and weight) of allmaterials involved in each arrangement.
f. Explain whether any of the materials identified in e, above, exhibit any ofthe characteristics of a hazardous waste identified in 40 CFR Part 261,Subpart C.
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g. Explain whether any of the materials identified in e, above, are listed in 40CFR parts 261, Subpart D.
h. With regard to each material described in e, above, describe all tests,analyses, analytical results, or manifests with respect to the arrangement.
i. Describe as precisely as possible any and all of the locations at the Site oroutside the Site where each material involved in such transactionsultimately was disposed of or treated.
j. Identify and provide the most recent or last known address and telephonenumber of the persons who selected the location on the Site where thematerials were to be disposed of or treated.
k. State the amount of money paid or other consideration given in connectionwith each arrangement, the method of payment, and the identity and mostrecent or last known address and telephone number of the personsinvolved in each arrangement.
I. Describe where the persons identified in j, above, intended to have thematerials involved in each arrangement treated or disposed of and alldocuments or other information (written or oral) evidencing their intent.
m. Describe all intermediate sites where the materials involved in eacharrangement were transshipped, or where they were stored or held, anytime prior to final treatment or disposal.
n. Describe all documents or other information (written or oral) concerningthe intermediate sites, including a description of the information includedin each type of document and the identity of the person who was thecustodian of the documents.
o. With respect to each material described in e, above, describe the mannerin which the material was handled upon and after delivery to the Site (e.g.storage methods, logging in procedures, treatment methods, and disposalmethods).
p. Describe the final disposition of each material involved in eacharrangement.
q. Describe the measures taken by the Generator to determine how andwhere treatment or disposal of the materials involved in each arrangementwould occur.
See response to question number 9.
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11. Identify all persons, including you, who may have transported materials oraccepted materials for transport to the Site. Such persons will hereinafter bereferred to as "Transporters."
The GSA Mid-Atlantic Region is not aware of any person who mayhave transported materials or accepted materials for transport to theSite.
12. For each Transporter, further identify:
a. In general terms, the nature and quantity of all materialstransported to the Site, including chemical content,characteristics, and physical state (e.g., solid, liquid).
b. Explain whether any of the materials identified in a, above,exhibit any of the characteristics of a hazardous waste identifiedin 40 CFR Part 261, Subpart C.
c. Explain whether any of the materials identified in a, above, arelisted in 40 CFR Part 261 Subpart D.
d. For each shipment, the person(s) from whom the Transporteraccepted materials and their most recent or last known addressand telephone number.
e. For each shipment, each date the Transporter transportedmaterials to the Site and the quantity (by weight and volume)and identity of the materials transported on each date.
f. The owners of each shipment identified in a, above, and theirmost recent or last known address and telephone number.
g. The precise locations at the Site where each material wastransported.
h. The person who selected the Site as the location where theTransporter would take each material and the person's mostrecent or last known address and telephone number.
See response to question Number 11.
13. If you have reason to believe that there may be persons able to provide amore detailed or complete response to any question contained herein orwhy may be able to provide additional responsive documents, identify suchpersons and the additional information or documents they may have.
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The GSA Mid-Atlantic Region is not aware of any person able toprovide a more detailed or complete response to any question orwho may be able to provide additional responsive documents.
14, For each question contained herein, if information or documents responsiveto this Information Request are not in your possession, custody, or control,identify the persons from whom such information or documents may be obtained.
See response to question number 3.
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EXHIBITS
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EXHIBITS
Exhibit 1Protection and Maintenance Inspection ReportWAA Leased PlancorPlancorNo. 314Register No. R-W.Va. 5Hoult RoadFairmont, W. Va.April 28-29, 1947
Exhibit 2Cannibalization Status ReportWestinghouse Electric and Manufacturing CompanyFairmont, West VirginiaPlancor 314-WAA-R-WVA-5April 22, 1948
Exhibit 3Reports Control No.RP-F-13, Amendment Section IIReinspection Protection and Maintenance ReportWestinghouse Electric CorporationSoutheast Side Hoult Road,Plancor No 314WAA Register No RR-W.VA-5November 23, 1948
Exhibit 4Reports Control No. RP-F-13, Amendment Section IIReinspection Protection and Maintenance ReportWestinghouse Electric CorporationFairmont, West VirginiaWAA Case No. RR-W-VA-5PlancorNo. 314Augusts, 1949
Exhibit 5Report of Protection and Maintenance Field SurveyForm IF 990 WAA PPMRevised 2-12-48April 11,1948
Exhibit 6Reports Control No. RP-F-13, Amendment Section IIReinspection Fire Protection and Security ReportWestinghouse Electric Corporation
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Southwest Side Hoult RoadFairmont, West VirginiaRegister No. RR-W. Va.March 3, 1948
Exhibit 7
Reinspection ReportWestinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.Fairmont, W. Va.-Plancor 314Term Sale, Purchaser:Mar-Mar CorporationMarch 27, 1953
Exhibit 8War Assets Administration Form 1239 (3-11-48)Real Property Disposal AdviseJanuary 7, 1949January 4, 1949January 17, 1949April 27, 1949September 16, 1949January 11, 1950May 4, 1950
Exhibit 9Letter-Assistant Director, Department of the Interior, Geological Survey toDirector, Office of Real Property Disposal, War Assets AdministrationJuly 10, 1947
Exhibit 10Letter-Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice toGeneral Counsel, War Assets AdministrationJuly 6, 1948
Exhibit 11Memorandum Director Industrial Real Estate Disposal Division, GeneralServices Administration, War Assets to Regional Director, Philadelphia,PennsylvaniaSubject: Plancor 314 (substationDecember 9, 1949
Exhibit 12Letter-General Services Administration War Assets Office of Disposal,Philadelphia, Pa. to Mar-Mar Corporation, Elkins, W. Va.Re: Plancor 314 (Substation)December 19, 1949
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Exhibit 13Letter-John J. Joss, General Counsel to Herbert A. Gergson, AssistantAttorney General, Department of JusticeSubject: Plancor 314 (RR-W.Va.-5)June 28, 1948
Exhibit 14Memorandum-Leonard E. Nelson, Asst. General Counsel to John Ryan,Chief GSA Liquidation ServiceSubject: Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co.May 1, 1950
Exhibit 15Deed : Reconstruction Finance Corporation to Mar-Mar Corporation ofWest Virginia for Electrical SubstationApril 28, 1950
Exhibit 16Deed-Reconstruction Finance Corporation to Victor R. Forte Enterprises,Incorporated of West Virginia for Plancor 314December 29, 1948
Exhibit 17Lease Agreement between Victor R. Forte Enterprises, Inc. and theGreat Atlantic Pacific Tea Company for Plancor 314October 13, 1948
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PROTEL .ON AND MAINTENANCE INSPECTION 1 JKTWAA LEASED PLANCOR
Plancor No. 314Register No. R-W.Va. 5Hoult RoadFeirmont, fl. Va. ^
Leased tot Westinghouse Electric Corporation on a monthly basis
Date of Inspection: April 28-29, 1947 ^
Inspected by: J. R. 7/ilkins, Chief, Protection & Maintenance Branch
I GENERAL INFORMATION
1. The writer was accompanied on this inspection by Mr. C. W, Erdlitz,Assistant Plant Superintendent. Prior to departure, the writer dis-cussed Protection & Maintenance with r. H. N. Horst, Plant Superinten-dent, and Mr. John Rosevear, Genernl Superintendent.
2. This property.was declared surplus June 14, 1946. he 'estinghouseElectric Corporation is leasing on a month to month basis approximately8C# of the floor area. About 65/£ of the DPC installed electronicmanufacturing equipment hee been romoved and stored in one part of thebuilding. Meetinghouse equipment has boon installed for the manufactureof various types of special purpose lifht bulbs, *he plant was usedduring the war for the manufacture of electronic equipment tubes.
3. The ^estinghouse Electric Corporation was notified by the V/AA officeof Real Property Disposal during the latter part of April that their .,lease would be cancelled, effective Ma.y_J3J.j 1947. v~ *j\
» Jr *"vSII CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS ^ ^- ""
1. The main building is 2451 x 360f, two story height, mostly one floor.Offices and cafeteria is located in one corner on a mezzanine or secondfloor.
a. All buildings are permanent type construction, except roof structureis wooden sheeting on wooden trusses with three ply built-up roofs.
b. flails are glased tile, floors are one-half inch Magnesite surfacingon concrete. Office walls and oeiling are veed oelotex, floors areasphaltic tile, fluorescent lighting throughout. About 25;£ of themanufacturing floor area is mechanically air cooled with Ingersoll-Rand Refrigerant Compressors.
c. Toilets and wash rooms for both ladies and men are located on thefirst floor. Glazed tile walla and floors.
d. This building is of excellent construction and generally speakingia in good condition. The only exception noted wns that the mainentrance doors are rotting vry badly.
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2. Alcohol in Aoid Storage Building fr
a. This is a one story temporary type pro-fab, building, cemesto "boardson wood studding, sheet asph^ltio roof on light weight trusses andwooden sheeting, concrete floors and incandescent lighting. Buildingis in good condi tion. ^"hn entire building is sprinkled and hasvapor proof light fixtures.
3. Hydrogen and Ki tr o gen BuiIding,
a. This building is detached approximately 300 feet from main buildingand is deeply set into the side of a hill. It is approximately 45feet x 75 feet, and is mostly of structural concrete with some brickand tile, floors are of concrete. Hoof is aephnltio on woodensuper-structure and sheeting. Entire builrUnf is sprinkled find hasvapor proof incandescent light fixtures.
4. There is also an overhead water bank and incinerator on the site. Thetank hos a capacity of approximately one hundred thousand gallons.Incinerator has a capacity of approximately five ton per day. It ispermanent; type construction. Concrete nnd brick 'i. ed throughout.
Ill UTILITIES
1. Water is obtained from the ^ity of Fsirmont through an 8" main. Thesupply is supplemented by a drilled well connected to bhe overheaddistribution tank.
2. Electric current is obtained from the Monogahola-Weat Perm Service Compan
a. There are three large banks of transformers, approximately 300 KVA ORCand a number of smaller banks furnishing po^er for production work, installed equipment and lighting. It will be necessary to makearrangements to by-pass the large bank of transformers with a lightservice line when the plant is taken over for protection, andmaintenance. The demand charge under present conditions is approximate$900.00 per month. It io believed tills could be reduced to less than$200.00 per month if the large transformers wore by-passed.
3. Water is metered to the installation. No special demand charge ismads by the city. The ivater bill will autom°ticnlly drop to a low levelas steps are taken to prevent vmste.
4. Buildings have a precipitron, natural gas fired type h^'-ting system.Natural gas is also used throughout the plant for production work.This is motored to the installation and will automatically drop asproduction is discontinued. It is believed that the natural e;as supplycould be cut off entirely during the summer months,
5. If Protection and Maintenance is still a responsibility of WAA this fall,plans will have to be made for heating, or frost protection.
6. Railroad sidings parallel loading docks of all buildings. These tracksappear to be in good condition.
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7. Grounds and fences
a, ^he government owned area consists of approximately 19 acres, innlosedby a 6* chain-link fence, topped with three strands of barbed wire,
b. The area is fairly level and is covered with a fairly heavy stand ofinferior types of grasses. Aie entire area was burned off thisspring as a fire prevention measure. The area is clepn and wellpoliced.
IV PROTECTION
•1. One g.uard is on duty at the entrance gate. He makes hourly rounds ofthe installation. The gate is locked for approximately 15 minutes ofeach hour while he checks the area. No watch clocks or stations areprovided.
2. It is believed that this protection is sufficient under present conditions,
3« All MA equipment is safely stored and protected along with Y/estinghouseproperty.
4t Fire Protection
a. The buildings are equipped with wet pressure type sprinklers, flowalarm valves, eto. This system is testod weekly and appears to be inexcellent operating condition.
b. First Aid Fire Extinguishers are located at approximately 100 feetintervals throughout the main plant.
c. It is believed that one additional first aid extinguisher is neededin each of the small buildings.
d. Apparently sufficient volume of water at high pressure, and equipmentis available for efficient fire suppression work.
PROPOSED PROTECTION Ai HAIKTEHAHCE OK3ANIZATtOH WHEN YtAA TAKES OVER THE PLANT.
If One supervisor (Paul Hass)2. Two plant mechanics (From Meetinghouse Organization)3. Five guards (Four from existing Westinghouse organisation. One to be
employed through USES)*
The writer discussed the possibility of utilizing some of the existingmechanics and guards with Mr. H. N. Horst, Plant Superintendent. Mr. Horststated that he would release two of the maintenance mechanics and four guards toWAA, either permanently or on leave of absence, if the men desired to exercisetheir seniority rights. The local USES office stated that sufficient personnelwould be available for protection and maintenance if additional help was needed.
4. The writer has discussed this situation with the Richmond WAA PersonnelOffice and is in a position to assume Protection & MaintenanceResponsibility on three days notice.
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5. It is recommended that YiAA Representatives be assigned to this plantthe moment that Westinghouse Electric Corporation starts moving theirequipment and property from the site.
6. It is reooramended that the Protection and Maintenance Branch be keptinformed of any pertinent changes or development.
J. R. ILKINS, Chief,Protection & Maintenance Branch
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WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATIONV
tfESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. FAIBMONT. WEST VIRGINIA
PLANCOR 3U - VVAA-R-WVa-5
(Cannibalization Stc.tus as of April 22, 19 8)
Wartime Use: Manufacture and Test Radio Tubes
Date of Surplus Declaration: June 17, 1946
Acquisition Cost: $1,675,371Land 2,633Buildings 1,672,738
Cannibalization Status. All of the machinery r,nd equipment originrllyinstalled at this plant was sold to the wartime operator for removal andthe plant is now completely cannibalized.
Description. This plancor consists of two plants, one at Bloomfield, Now Jersey,and the other at Fairmont, West Virginia. The former plcnt hr,s been disposedof and all drtn in this report pertains to the Fairmont plant only.
The property consists of 19.4- acres of fee-owned Government land andeight buildings, located near the City of Fairmont on the waters of theMonongahela River in Marion County, '.Vest Virginia. The main building isu one-story structure 243* x 360' overall size, constructed with concretefloor and foundation, wood columns, tile exterior walls, and compositionroofing. In addition to a 32,000-foot extension to the property owned byWostinghouse, there are six lessor buildings consisting of two storage build-ings, guard house, incinerator, sub-station and oxygen house. Completeutilities are furnished from independent public and private sources; and bothhighway and rail transportation is available at the plant.
Operating Background. This plancor was authorized to supply facilities tothe Wcstinghouse Electric and Mrnufacturing Company to produce and testradio tubes. Construction was completed at this plant by the Defense PlantCorporation in July 194-2, and the property was used in the production ofradio tubes for nearly two years. After wartime operations ceased, thecompany operated a portion of this plant on an interim lease basis in themanufacture of lamp shades.
Salability Factors. This plant is n complete, permanently-constructed, solf-contained unit and contains excellent facilities for a general manufacturingplant. It is located in an industrial r.rca ; nd transportation frcilitd.es areadequate. While the plant was constructed for special-purpose use, it containspossibilities for conversion to a variety of uses, as indicated by the interestexpressed in its acquisition.
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WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
VJESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MEG. CO.. FAIRIONT. W. VIRGINIA
Plane or 3U - WAA~R-W.Va-5
(Cannibalization Status as of April 15, 194-8)
'..'artime Use; Production and testing of radio tubes.
Cannibalization Status* All of the manufacturing equipment
has been removed from this facility and none of the functional
production linos aro left for operation.
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Reports Control No0RP-F-13Amendment Section 11
REINSPECTION PROTECTS OH AW MAINTKNAtfCfc IlEPORT
November 23, 1948
FACIIOTTi Westinghuuso Klectrlc CorporationSoutheast SJ.de Moult HoodFairmont, Wo si; V.lrf;:i.n:i.nPlancor I Jo. 314VVAA Register No, mw
Date of Inspection « November 3.7, 1948
H. J. Weaver, WAA Fire Protection Engineer, W, K«MyrtetuSj .Chief, Rehabilitation nnd Maintenance, andT. I.. O'Hara,Electrical Knglnoov, vrere accompaniedby Paul H. Morgan, Mnehnnio, nnO H- B. Lnke, GhlofGuard at above cautioner) Oe U.itr.y, on this Inspect-ion tour.
On April 16. 1948, WAA approved the sale of thisplant to the Victor It. Forte Knterprises for the soleprice of $525,000.00; $105,000.00 cash at time of sale,and the balance to bo piiid nt tho time of transfer ofdeed. At this writing the purchnsor hns not made anypayments on the approved nnlen
' The- outside sub-sl-itUm tr^-ungformerr?, etc. arc notincluded in this deal, and ivl 11 have to bs disposedof by y/AA. nitrogen is constantly beii^g supplied tothe two large transformer?.*, to avoid condensation,T. TJ. O'Hnra, V/AA Elcctrlcnl. Knglncosr, nado a surveyof these ti'onsformers to ascertain the poissibllityof discontinuing the Nitirofjriu. J.nnsmuoh as thtfcost of this maintenance Hieasuro As very negligible,he recommends that tho Ou^todial force continue i-liinpreservative measure until s-ir^h tii^e ap the plant issold or the transformer:1: nro ngaln operating*
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Very little material domains on hrmcl ns the Univer/-sity has removed most of tHo equipment; :md the l^ntoryframe building, which war ; locntod to th*1 for coma 3:of the plant,
Gas service was restored to provide hr^ t to the olec«trie water tank and Guard House*
GuarO service is provided under Civil Service person*nel, consisting of throe (l) nuordn and one (1) fechan--ic, with one (1) ronn on duly at: oil times, with one8«*hour Shirt overtime necessnry each iveok. A portableWfitchnan" s clock is carried , T/lf;:U;:Uv* r.:bt key stationshourly from 6iOO FM to ?:00 AM and Jvi.~lv.mvly from 7*00AM to 6:00 PM$ clock chnrfcs indicate go^cl covorago.
The following is the monthly cost of.1 i' <"c M?
(?) Guards ,$1.55 pah.«42,V99.00 por yr. ) $70] 30(1) Guard, $1»13 p.h.»$2?350*00 " i( (
(1) Mechanic, $1*3-5 piU.~|'vV/99,2/'- " "
Light and Power $1-30.. 00Water 10,00Phone 10,00Gas (estimated)
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Poi'table 5ire eytingUlGhore are proporly charged,togged and dated; cupply is adG(|n.ato* sprinkler nyctein Main Building are :la r-o^vic^ nnd u-n'orr Vln.on aVastill ;Uita<r&« Tho P^Iecha.nic v^n;; insfcriRvliOd to dra:ln. i;ncsprinkler systems^ 'wa^or lines fi i»cl pvocri-'?? toils'!;^ ai^dwash-bowls5 thin v;ovk to pfoirt the rJcnk of Novcjmb'-io ^^?1948, He v?ari further in.Ttvuc'iiad to lon"o the ole-'av.ndwater tank In service (ravioli in bcinrr hinted by a f (n^heater), also hove ctll J i y d r n n - t f s Ir-f- i ; ; iri-!. j int? nnd jirovicla viator line to a toi"'0ti J'o:o i;hr r;o>i7or:» onoo of ^ f io P ftpotsonnelw H.ydVont? vor^ f oi.vid ;Vo r-fw;'.*'^ 5 nnd tho .f ollowing 'Vat or f low Tostn v"i '^ m-vio dpv:i.ng thin insfrMiloii
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« Static prr::;r,ure - 130 pounds
Residual pressure - [>5 ponndr,Flow pressure « 40 poimdr;GPM « 454
Residual pressure - 23 poundaFlow pressure - 23 ponndr;GPM - 000
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ol preHsure - 20 pFlow pressure «-• 15 -GPM - 926
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HousekGOp;!.ng is very Rood; y.-ivd nvoa l.fi olcnn,v;:Lthexception of the VJCGC!S iv-iloh Ji;r,'*? boori o.rdov«Kj burnedan «oon an the grnso :l?. dry pno^r ; - ! , v . - i - t i - i :;n.Ti;rucl;-lonsto f;f»Ke tho nooos^fivy pv^c.M" -;:'.o?'tH v^ii.'.o l;Mr? v/ork isbeing accomplished*
The sprinkler t::yfitc!-iis? \?ator liner., ond wonh*-bo-.?lsTV13.1 be drained in this rmlld.l.jir-;, arv"1 in vj.nv; of the.fact: that only one nan :U; on duty gi t:n/-: fcine, In-structions were loft to h^v« - • * > -M : di i;j o-ol per r. onTvork during t)\ifi pevlcvi of -i;.!.'!^, run ;-o r,iu^ climbi»^that viiill be noce<iE. r iry to d rn . ' n ^/l "Unr.?0
It v;as noted th«t o-io of M^ ^''tr.-mce doors to theMain plant is badly Oe i iov- io rn l . ed , and should bo ro--pieced., The v;occ] ^indov; nnnh '^ n i ' d f ^ c o o n r-hould !>'.^painted and the bottoni nto^l bv.-x.^-i) ".-" tbo olovniiod'.V'j'Ger t-nnk yb.oiiid bo v j lv -^ - i ^ ' n^ i i rO n l i ' " ! f»n:i .otod v'3/th arust pvotoctive point, r^Miio '•;ljv1r- r-:-! ."Iiov3d bo pM.i^;icThis vork con.10 1.10 ';o:;-'' by J-U0 ;r.;-f r ^ ' . ? - ' i: pni 'rjf^nr?! ;u"MQ Lerinl in rovided,
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Reports Control No.frRP-F-L3.Amendment Section 11 \
REIMSPECTION PROTECTION Al'U< MAINTENANCE REPORT
August :->, 1949
FACILITY; Uestinghouse Electric CorporationFairmont, West VirginiaWAA Case No. RR-W-VA-5Plnncor No. 314
Mortgagor: Victor R. Forte Enterprises, Inc.
Date of Accountability: May 19, 1946.
Date of Inspection: July 7, 1949.
A. Changes Since Previous Report - Novnmbor 17, 1948.
Baxter L. Vickers, WAA Ma.i.ntennnce Engineer, \vas accompanied onthis inspection by S. Hutnick, Resident Manager for The Great Atlanticand Pacific Tea Company, who is leasing the entire facility from thepurchaser, The Victor R. Forte Enterprises, Inc. Tho purchaser hadno representative on the property.
Thig entire property, except the small plot of land on whichthe transformer station is situated, approximately 90' x 70', was soldto The Victor R. Forte Enterprises, Inc., for the sum of $525,000.00,of which the sum of $52,500.00 was paid in cash,and the balance($472,500.00) is to be paid in 120 equal monthly installments of$3,957.50 en.cn beginning March 1, 1949. This sale was consummatedon December 29, 1948, and includes approximately 19 acres of lond andfive buildings. Right of ingress and egress to and from substationis reserved by WAA.
The transformers r,t the substation havj been sold by WAA, rndremaining at the substation IB the following property of the Government,
Land - approximately 90' x 70'.Steel (structural) which supported tho transformers.Approximately 100 lur^e porcelain imjulutorn.112 drums old transformer oil.Concrete base 90' x 70',320' chtiin mesh fencing v.hif'h surrounded the transformers.
This is f'll of the ilovorrununt o- ncd iaat"r i;.i or fremaining c.t the facility.
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The A & P Tea Company in leu sing l.his property from the purchaserfor a warehouse from which they supply retail stores in this section. Therental from the /; & P is assigned to the WAA and payments applied to themortgage installments.
The A & P is furnishing guard service when plant is not b.:ingoperated.
The Warehouse is operated 20 hours per day five doys per week.One guard is on duty at all times that Warehouse is closed. The guarddoes not carry a detex clock. Thin situation was discussed v.'ith Mr. Hutnickand he informed me thnt plans wore under way to institute regular guardservice using detex clock. He said that this service would be started inthe next thirty days. At present the guard on duty simply patrols thebuildings and grounds. There is no cost to the Government for protectionand maintenance.
n - Condition of Protection and Mii.intgn.'ince Facilities, Appliances,or Equipment.
There were only six port;.bio extinguishers distributed throughoutthe main warehousing building, i/nd no extinguishers in the other fourbuildings. These extinguishers vero properly filled. Hov.ever, Mr.Hutnickhos enough extinguishers in thn building to adequately supply all fivebuildings. These extinguishers had just been delivered to him, and hestated th-it ho would put a crew of men to work charging and placing themon the v/alis throughout the fivo buildings. They are to bo placed on thel'fulls in the places v.'hero extinguishers <vero removed by WAA at the timethe property '»vas sold to The Victor R. Forte Enterprises. I called thiscondition to the attention of tho Hood Insurance Agency v:ho is the insuringagent for the facility, and they informed me that they rauld take stepsto insure tho proper placing and charging of the extinguishers. Sprinklersystems in the main building are in service and water lines ore intact.All v/atcr lines and toilets are nov in service, including the elovatedwater tank. Hydrants re-re found in service, and the following ^aterflovtests were made during this inspection with the aid of the Frirmont WaterDepartment:
City water supply - static pressure - 120 pounds.
Test No. 1-1 -1-1/2" opening.
Residual pressure - 54 pounds.Flow pressure - 45 jiounds.GPM - 450
Test No. 2-1 -2-1/2" opening.
Residual pressure - £3 pounds.Flov; pressure - 25 pounds.GPM - 790
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Test No. 3-1 -1-1/2", 1 - 2-1/2" openings. k
Residual pressure - 18 pounds.Flow pressure - 12 - 110 pounds.GPM - 920
The four yard hydrants are in service, tho hose houses <-'.re fullyequipped. Hose is in fair condition arid tested satisfactorily. The A & Pemployees have been instructed in tho use of the extinguishers -md hosehouses. Tho Fire Department, of tho City of F'uirmont has n station approxi-mately three miles from the property.
The property is heated by natural gas, and there is only one boiler,v/hich furnishes heat to the banana stern go vaults and hot water to theemployees. The description of tho bailor is as follo< s:
Low pressure steum boiler.Gas firedBryant Heater Company, Cleveland, Ohio
Boiler No. 7 - 443, Series ASerial No. 424355462.000 D.T.U. per hour.No City or State inspection necessary.
C• Property D;.m?p,u Since Previous Report
None
D. General Conditions
Housekeeping is satisfactory. Mr. ilutnick stated that as theA & P h?:d not been in occupancy very long, that ho had not organized hismaintenance crev to top efficiency, but thct he expected to clea n up morein the future.
At the time of tho construction of the truck court at the rearof main building,approximately 200* of the chain mesh fence surroundingthe plant vas removed to allow the construction trucks to dump tho excessdirt from the truck eourt excavation on the river brnk. When this fencewan replaced it w?.:s accomplished in a careless manner, and tho barbed wirestrands ware not replaced at the top of the replaced section. Mr. Hutnickstated that thin would be done and tlvit the fence would be realigned andattention given to the drainage at thin point which ™^s som-jnhat disrupted.
E. Summary
The following alterations have been made to the promises sinceits sale to The Victor Forte Enterprises:
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1. The small gas fired boiler mentioned above, installed^ /2. 60-gallon hot v.-ater tnnk adjacent to boiler (gns fired)
installed.5. 50-ton capacity F; irb;*n!:s Morsn truck ',v;ighing scnlcs
installed on reur truck dock.4. Rorr truck loading dock built, 15' x 75',5. Installed overhead doors lending to truck Ionding dock.G. Excavated truck court adjacent to truck lot.ding dock
at rear of building.7. Poured concrete slab in court 6" thick and 140' x 75' in area8. Excavated approximately 2,000 cubic yards of earth in
construction of truck court.9. Constructed new railroad siding parallel to existing siding.10. 24" storr.i sewer at rear of grounds, with cr.tch basin.11. One refrigeration room in inain building approximately BO' x 812. One freshener vault in innin building 30" x 50' .13. 2 banana ripener vaults npproximjitely 33' x 30' each.
Tno above information ?;as obtained from the contractor who didthe filtering. The contractor was Kisnor Construction Company, Fairmont,West Virginia.
There is no representative of tlu; nurchnsor in Fairmont, WestVirginia. However, the purchaser can be reached nt tho folio-ring address1
Victor R, Forte enterprises, Inc.c/o Mnrgiotti i nd OseyRoom 720 Gr^nt Build ingPittsburgh, PonncylvMninTelephone Grant - 4450.
Tho alterations tabulated above wore f.ccompliwhed in a workmanlikemanner, and ;:re constructed well nnd safely v.'ith du;? regard to fire andsecurity regulations. No bearing wills vere interfered vdth and theinside vaults are made of cinder blocks and inaide insulation. As faras I can estimate the alterations cost -•>ppr-n-iH n».t.n_i,y_ $7$tOOO flO, and inray opinion will enhance the 'Jovernment1s equity in the property,
Tho A & P is doing a satisfactory job of maintenance, and theiremployees are very cooperative in all matters pertaining to the property.Tho security would bo enhanced if the A & P would use the detux clocksystem for the guard force.
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The following insurance is being carried by Uv> Victor ForteEnterprises on this property:
Fire and Extended Coverage on Buildings
Watchman's Building
Federal Insurance Company Policy #1251006
Nitrogen Building
Federal Insurance Company Policy #1251006
Commonwealth Insurance Co. Policy #559545
$ 1,000 F.xpiros 1/3/54
$ 5,000 Expires 1/5/54
$200,000 Expires 12/1/52
Springfield Fire andMarino Insurance Company Policy #14472
National Union FireInsurcnce Company Policy //1171
$200,000 Expires 112/1/55
$200,000 Expires 12
ik.rd InsuranceCompany of New York Policy //1051
Hanover Insurance Company Policy #50^3
$200,000 Kxpirys 12/1/50
$200,000 I'lx.dres 12/15/49
N. tional Union In^ur; neeCou.puny Policy #56801 ft 15,000 Expires 2/12/54
Federal Insurance Company Policy #FLS129686525,000 Expires 2/12/54
Standard Insurance Companyof Nev; York Policy #SL1590 £ 15,000 Expirus 2/12/54
All the above tcbul^tud policies ar<: mp.de out to the Tro.-isurerof th-j United States. Mr. "fi. C. Nuzum of the Hood Insurance Agency,informed me that the original copies of the policies had been mailedto thci V.'AA Phllrcr'lpaia Office. For rny other insur; ncc informationtlio f ollov ing persons should b? contncted:
Mr. \:,. C. Nu?,umc/o Hood Insur&nco Ap'incyDevcny BuildingFj;irmont, Vest Virginia
orThr: Thomas J. Sweet Imsur.'nce AgencyPittsburgh, Ponnsylvi.nit:
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The A <k P employ approximately 75 people in thnir operation*-/11this facility.
F. Recommendations(1) Continued from previous Report
The procurement of supplies on Recommendation #1 of previousreport is no longer necessary, • s plant, has boon sold. The doorreferred to has been replaced with o. new door by the purchaser.
(2) Hew Recommendations1. Action be taken by WAA to dispose of the material Left after
the sale of the transformers at substation.
2. An attempt should be made to dispose of the small piece ofland on vhich the substation stands.
3. The purchaser be requested to have A & P institute regularguard service at the property using the detox clock, system.
4. The A & P bo required to install fire extinguishers at once.
5. Purchaser should give more; attention to the cleaning of the yard
6. The 200' of fencing mentioned in Genur; 1 Conditions be reset,and barbed wire ropl:-ced thereon.
7. Attention should bo .-:iven to the drainage where fence is to beworked over.
These recommendations were discussed with S. C. Flood, Anst. Chief,Property Management Division, W. K. Myrtetua, Chief, Engineering ServicesBranch, WAA, and S. Hutnick, Resident, M;,nr. «r for Tho Great Atlantic andPacific Ten Company at the facility in Fairmont, West Virginia.
The Headquarters for the A & P Office in charge of this propertyis as follows:
The Great Atlantic and p;.cific Tea CompanyDallas Av"nuo and Lynn WnyP. 0. Box #4600East Liberty StationPittsburgh, Pennsylvanir. „—-~
"Baxter L. VickersEngineer
APPROVED:
V'f. J, Stey^neon, Chi-;fProperty Management Division
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TOi Director, Property Management DivisionOffice of Real Property Disposal
FROM i JJrSJ.A/amj**/_____, EngineerProtection and Maintenance Section
SUBJECTi Report of Protection and Maintenance Field Survey.A"
(WAA Case
" "> A /J.Location
3ECTIOM 1 AttTHDRITT.
Pursuant to your instruction* a survey of the subject project wasconducted on S*)*?-. '7 I x- ____ _* 1?4£*
The following persons were interviewed i
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(WAX CASE NO.)
aflSTIOH 3 * DISPOSAL 3TATU3
a* Hhat action ha* been taken for disposal of the facility?J^s// (S<t/t /. „ t rs*f\;t' + J>sfT '
b. Ar« partial dlepoial action*, >uch as aal« of buildings foroff-site UB«, In affect or cont«raplat«d? Qlr« details.
c. Facility ha* be«n aeld (or l«aa«d) in toto, physical d»lirery•chedulad for —___________• (List «l«i»entsdelivery).
d. Engine er't gtateaent on dlapoaabllity of real property.* / S « r / , * f J . f f f , / ' ' * S
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Approxiaate apaceA. PrJTate Tenant a (Same) oooupled
b. KaA Ocoupanoy (Office or Division)
c, Ut 3. Qorernnental Afcenciaa (Agency)
d« Statea and Municipal Agenciea (Agency)
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(4AA CASK MO.}t - TSHA1CI (COKT'D) *
•» Ust service* furnished private tenants without extra cost unde*terns of leases, (If services so furnished are not uniform forall private tenants, give oervices ao furnished ea«h tenant).
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* Uat a»rvio«§ furniahvd othvr AAA Offio«a and Divlalon* bf PltUContractor of Civil .s«rvlo« «tplo/«»*.
g. Ar* prooadurae' tfl affact wh«r«by auch co«t« ar« ohargadto Budget Allot&wnte to auch Offices and Divisions?
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h. la it practicable to arranga that such sarviosa ba obtained dlraotljrby tlia affaotad offices and divieions?
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i, List aarvicw baing furnishad to U.S. Governmental, 3tatt andMunicipal Agencies.
J. 3tata inethoda of allooation of P*M eoats to U. S.. 3tate andMunicipal agftMles and give opinion as to the equity of suoh Method*.
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k. Is it practicable to arrange that oone or all services furnished U.3.,State «nd municipal agencies to be obtained directly by suoh Afencies7
1. ft. .4iat aervices are being furnlahed private tenants on a r*i«buraahlebaais?
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b. la It practicable to arrange for theee services to be obtaineddirectly by the tenant? (iteaoon*)
B. Have you explained to <)AA ropreaootativv that &AA policy is thatonly In exceptional cases, such AS utilities, are rtAA Contractoraor Civil Service personnel to furnish services on a relnbureablebasia*
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(WAA CASE NO.)
SECTION 5 - PRESENT EXTIT.NT OF P&M *
a. Protection - Security (Use Form IT 990 to list personnel)
1. State if engaged in dual capacity of firefighter - guards.Give station and normal periods of duty, (i.e.! Platoon system,40 hrs, overtime, etc. - No. and Costs per Ifonth).
*. r, t > - ' * • * * ' / •'-' -- rl f • "2, State type, extent and condition of fencing and gates, number
of £ates open and how manned, amount and kind of traffic," 4 />*f + S t,.Vf S*i,ffs/ /* f- ^%>X/,,.^ *rt * «/ '/ >"/ f-,* / /, 'S'S 'X
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3. Does location of project, nature and value of facilities anddata listed in (2) hereof permit protection by single custodianor local police? Extent of Pilferage - Actual or potential?,,, /;n>r.ry*~< s*t *-• "*" *r/f*+'f*. *f /•*!*,-»/ *">s"^s? r
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b« Protection - Fir* (U«e Form IF 990 to list personnel)
1. If personnel, separate from guard force, is employed, so stateand give Zone office's reasons. (State No. and Costs per Ifcnth).
2. Outline, briefly, the extent, condition and availability ofmobile fire-fighting equipment, if any,
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3. Outline, briefly, type, extent and condition of installed equip-ment such as sprinklers, extinguishers, hose reels, standplpes,tanks, etc., fire pumps, fire stations, and whether activated.
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5, List any other factors, bearing on fire protection included above.(Alarms, Watchmen, Supervision, etc., No. and Coata per month)
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t/«'(WAA CASE NO,) ^
o. Maintenance - Custodial ft.-'
List actual work being performed and examples of work expectedto be performed In connection with janitor service, general clean-up, soil erosion, roads and walks, and all services performed withcommon labor. (Use Form If 990 to list personnel). (Ho. and Coatsper Ho.)
d, Maintenance * General
1. list actual work being performed and examples of work expected to beperformed in connection with painting, carpentry, masonry, roofing,sheet metal and other general trades or crafts. For whoa is work-being performed? (Use Form IF 990 to list personnel). (Ho. and Cost*per Mo.)
list actual work being performed or examples of work expected to beperforwsd in connection with heating, ventilating, air-conditioning,plumbing, miscellaneous pipe work and meolianical installations* Forwhom is work being performed? (Do not include project-operatedutilities. See Itea 3 below). (No. and Cost Per Mo.)
2. Xe there recurring periodic maintenance of equipment? If so, describereasons for so doing.
Ust, separateljr, extent of project-operated utilities, (liet operatingpersonnel on Form IF 990 and show basic duty station), for boilerhouse, power plant, sewage disposal plant, water plant, pumpingstations, telephone switchboard. State amount and kind of repairsand maintenance (routine or apot)| also areas being heated, temperaturemaintained and reason therefor* Operation of railroad within sitealso comes under this heading. (Ho. Enplojed and Coat per Mo.).
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f . Maintenance - Electrical ±
1. List actual work, beiny performed and examples of vwrk expectedto be performed (list personnel on Form If 990), in connectionwith repairs and maintenance (if recurring or spot) to transi-formers, bust duct, switch gear, motors, generators, lampinstallations, etc. (No. and Costs per Ifo.).
«*-S fa r /*(*Is there apparent wastage or excessive use of power and light?
Are flood lights or street lights in operation? If so, describeand give reasons or causes. /«w*.
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3« Hare any buildings, areas, or circuits been de-energizee? Givedetails. Have circuits been rearranged to effect economies; ifnot, ie such feasible or necessary?
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O' y//--g . Maintenance by Sub-Contracta
1. Ifl "farming-out " by sub-contract or purchase orders forindividual spot tasks , as opposed to continuous employmentof personnel, being employed or feasible. If so, elaborate*
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h. Utility Services Purchased
^•» Klsctric&l. State coat and effect on coat, if any, caused bytransformer losses, excessive rates, power factor, demand charges,termination charge..
y . y , t .* > "2, Water, ''atlte cfeat aW e!tt action c1>st, If any, caused by eocessiva
rates, oonauaption. and leakage. Can valves in distribution•ystwn be shut off to minimiie losses? £>«/,„
<* r-<"«r. '**?< 4* ' f -> '"** My «'•*# JLLAfa,"*' 43* Qa<y State cost and effect dh cost, if /any, caused by excessiverates, consumption and leakage.
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by excessive (or mileage) rates, use of switchboard and number oftrunk lines and extensions.
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i- : yWUKCA5fi'.NO«) 'V,Utility Services Purchased (Cont'd)
5. Steam/ State cost i,approximate quantity,and to whont-'supplied* f'J?' * " "" .' ;.•.! . .'. . : • •• -y • . - • f,i- .,(,'-- . - , - • • - ' '••..' "JfJ
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whom supplied?Lf ' iu • '
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State kind, quantity, and cost of each, and to 7 ': *j* -. * ' .. •_ i - - .v-'T ~ii
i. Materials :fand Supplies •r-as•i •( : • '., • '•, • -. ~ . *
1. Give general Scope and approximate aggregate cost of,,; "built-in" • v .7]items used in ''maintenance and r e airs; also same for*- ".expendable • 'items* If inventories are excessive* give details*^
/, A.' -fit r* t n uc > .2. State approximate quantity, kind and cost of fuel used.
j. Automotive Equipment* List equipment, charged to and if used byProperty Management j approximate cost of gasoline, lubricants andrepairs if sizeable. ': /:
k. Administrative
!• How is^ administrative supervision of facility being performedby tfAA?
2. Outline briefly organizational set-up of Civil Service orContractor personnel. State no. of employees and monthly cost(list personnel on form IF 990).
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3* Are P&M costs reported on form 682 on an accrued basiit If notdevelop reason and enter here.
4. State if #lvil Service or Contractor being used* AmoUht oil fee ifContractor, ', . ., ' .
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! (WAA CASE NO.)SECTIOM 6 - aBCQtoCNDATlONS AMD SUPPOHTIUG REASONS >
a* This report embraces ^_______ recommendations.
1. Number each recommendation and identify with related andaffected sub-ite/r, listed under Section 5.
2. Give specific and concrete, not general, reasons supportingeach recommendation.
3. Use supplomental sheets for the Recommendations and number8b, 8c.
SECTION 7 - EXHIBITS
a* List all Exhibits or attachments to this report with adequateidentificationi
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SECTION 8 - CQHCLU3IOH
a. Etoter b«low any special remarks or information for which space isnot provided elsewhere in this report.
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PGfiM IF 990 WAX PPMRevised (2-12-48)
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Payroll Taxes - Ins,
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WAA CASE NO.
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Reports Control No. RP-F-1JAmendment Section IIDate of Preaoquisition Report;March 27-28*;, 19)4.7
REINSPECTION FIRE PROTECTION AND SECURITY REPORT
March 3, 19i|8
FACILITY: Westinghouse Electric Corp.,Southwest Side Hoult Road,Fairmont, Weat Virginia.
Register No. RR-W.Va. 5Plane or
Date of Inspection) February 19, 19U8
If CHANGES SINCE PREVIOUS REPORT, October 16-17,
The city limits of Falrmont have been extended to includethis property. The sale of this property, indicated in thelast report as imminent, was not consummated; and it appearsWAA may have to continue to protect and maintain this facilityfor an extended period* Nearly all equipment has been removedfrom the premises, but some storage remains in a frame building,near the south corner of the property and on the nearby yard,The lift trucks have been removed from the facility. Nopacking materials remain. Housekeeping has been much improved.A gas meter has been reinstalled and gas is us ed to heat thegravity tank and the Guard Office, the gas pipes to theseextending through the Haifa Building. The gas-fired heater forthe Guard Office is thermostatically controlled and ventsto the outside. The rear of the heater Is in contact with wood-work and the ventpipe ia very close to combustible materialswhere it passes through. Odors indicate gas or products ofcombustion from this heater may enter the room where it islocated. This matter has been referred to the Regional safetyEngineer. There are several leaks in the roof of the MainBuilding .
Due to the lack of heat, the wet pipe automaticsprinkler systems in the Main Building have been shut off anddrained; but this was not done before some of them were damaged'by freezing. A hole has been drilled in each riser about an
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Inch above the floor, the pipe tapped, and pipe plugs plateednear most of these drains* The post indicator valve controllingone riser is leaking and water la running onto the floor. Thedry pipe automatic sprinkler systems in the Alcohol and AcidStorage Building and in tiie Hydrogen and Nitrogen StorageBuilding are also out of service as no provision Is made tosupply air or an inert gas so as they may be maintained dry.Only one telephone is now provided, that being located in theGuard Office and connected directly to a public exchange. Theprivate fire alarm system and watchman1s signaling system areno longer maintained. The gates to both the main yard and tothe parking lot are now aormally kept locked. A flow test onthe yard main with the gravity tank shut off, conducted bythe Engineer at the time of this inspection, gave the followingresults: Static pressure, 76 P« a. 1.; residual pressure,28 p. s. 1. with approximately l$$ G.P.M. flowing. Guardservice is provided by a total of four oivll service employees,all of whom are special police officers. One man ia on dutyat a time, each man usually working \±Q hours a week exceptone working lj.8 hours a week. It is understood hourly roundsare made through the main building and that the outlying buildingsare visited every four hours, but no time recording equipmentis used. Each firefighter-guard is paid ftt the basic rate of$2, .69.214 per year. Other expenses are approximately, per month,as follows:
Water $31.25 ^ <Electricity 7 0.00 'Gas 17.00Telephone 12.50Supplies 7.00
The total monthly expenditures are approximately $2,100.0
II. CONDITION OF FIRE APPLIANCES
Protection equipment ia seriously deficient and muchIs poorly maintained. All automatic sprinkler systems are outof service and many are so damaged or otherwise arranged therewould be serious waste of water if the control valves wereopened at time of fire. Most of the soda-acid and foamextinguishers and the pump tanks filled with water have beenremoved from service and placed in a small unheated room wherethey may be ejipeoted to freeze. The only foam extinguisherremaining In service has not been recharged within twelve months.The liquid level and air pressure in a number of carbon €etra-chloride extinguishers are below standard. The weights of thecarbon dioxide extinguishers within twelve months are notnoted on the attached tags. It appears the gravity tank is notkept filled at all times as It took 29 minutes for It to beoverflowed at the time of this inspection.
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III. LOSS RECORD SINCE PREVIOUS REPORT
It is understood no fires have occurred since the timeof last inspection.
IV. ADMINISTRATION
Housekeeping is much improved but is "below standardat a few locations. An employee waa smoking In the yard, whichIs not a violation of existing regulations but which is oo nsideredunsatisfactory. General maintenance is satisfactory at mostlocations, but the roof of the Main Building is leaking at severalpoints. Considerable fire protection equipment is not beingproperly maintained.
V. SUMMARY
This property includes a large one-high-story buildingof wood frame construction except tile enclosure walls and anumber of small one-story buildings of tile, asbestos on woodframe, and wood frame. The plant is Idle and nearly allequipment has been removed. Hazards are, in general, light; butnot all are properly oared for. Protection facilities areinadequate and considerable extinguishing equipment is notproperly maintained.
VI. RECOMMENDATIONS
Continued from Last Report:
10 The outside hose protection should receive thefollowing attention:
a. Test all fire hose at a pressure of 175 poundsper square inch for not less than five minutes,replacing any defective sections.
b. Provide a hand-drawn hose reel equipped with ^iJOO feet of 2 -lnch cotton, rubber-lined hoseand accessory equipment. This is needed due to *the wide spacing of hydrants and the size of theMain Building.
2. Some of the vents from gas-fired heating devicesare not properly safeguarded where they pass through or nearcombustible construction. All should be checked and necessaryclearance or Insulation provided as required before theya reagain used.
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3* (Revised) The combustible trash piled on theyard near the southeast end of the Main Building should beremoved and safely disposed of. Arrangements should be madefor safely disposing of all trash in future, not burning itin the open as has been done in the past.
lj.t Provide adequate floor level ventilation as wellas the roof level ventilation for the Gas M0ter House,
5» (Revised) The first aid fire extinguishing devicesshould receive the following attention!
a. The 2£-gallon soda-acid and foam extinguishersshould be discharged, cleaned, recharged, tagged anddated. They should be divided into two groups ofequal numbers and be placed on hooks in the GuardOffice and Valve House under the gravity tank, theonly places where heat is provided, until the dangerof freezing has passed. During warm weather allbut one soda-acid extinguisher, to remain in each ofthese buildings, should be redistributed in the MainBuilding, returning them to heated locations duringcold weather.
b. Add additional fluid and pump up the air pressureon the carbon tetraohloride extinguishers requiring it.
o» Weigh all of the carbon dioxide extinguishers andnote the weight and date on the tag attached to each.Any which are not properly charged should be removedfrom service and stored.
d. The eight 2 -gallon pump tanks, part of which arefilled with water, located In an unheated room Inthe Main Building, should be tested, any necessaryrepairs made, filled with calcium chloride solution,and distributed to the best advantage.
6* (Revised) The guard service should receive thefollowing attention^
a* Provide a portable watcholock and install asufficient number of key stations to requlre completecoverage of the property. All stations shouldfbevisited hourly at all times.
b* The guards should be provided with sufficientflashlights and spare batteries and bulbs for them.Each guard should carry a flashlight with him at alltimes while he Is on duty, even during daylight hours*
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o. Rie guards obuld more adequately observe thepremises if a few large lights were maintained onposts in the yard or on the other walls of thebuildings. Serious consideration should be given tomaintaining such equipment.
d. Serious consideration should be given to maintaining,headquarters for the guards in the Main Building aslittle can toe observed from the Guard Office at theplant entrance. A push-button at the entrance,actuating a noise-producing device in the Main Building,should be installed,
7. (Revised) Housekeeping should be improved byremoving the oil drum and open pans and can of oil and the smallJars of chemicals and trash from the section where the aircompressors were previously installed in the Main Building andby removing the trash from an intermediate deck and heatingequipment deck near the northeast side of the Main Buildingto the southeast of the offices.
8. The tall grass and weeds within 100 feet of allbuildings should be out and removed.
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9» It Is understood the gravity tank had not beenfilled for a considerable period prior to the time of thisInspection, and it required 29 minutes to overflow it. Itshould be overflowed at least weekly.
10. The automatic sprinklers should receive thefollowing attention:
a. Immediatelyr epair the systems which have beendamaged by freezing or otherwise, placing them insuch condition that water can be turned into them.
b. Stop the leak throught he post indicator valvecontrolling the riser at the southwest aide of theMain Building nearest the northwest end, and pump outthe riser.
o. Screw auxiliary drain plug into recently madeopening near base of each of the risers,
d. Keep main drain valve for each sprinkler systemonly slightly open so that when the control valve*are opened at time of fire little water will be wastedthrough the dra ins *
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e. As soon as the danger of freezing is pastthis Spring, restore the wet pipe sprinkler systemsto full commission and turn water into the drypipe systems, shutting off the alarms for the drysystems.
f. In case of fire occurring when the sprinklersare shut off, as soon as the alarm is transmittedto the fire department (assuming there is onlyone person to do both), open the control valvesfor the sprinklers in the a ree where the fire islocated and in adjoining sections.
g. If it appears that this property will not bedisposed of by the time freezing weather isexpected next Fall, prior to that time installapproved dry valves and accessory equipment andmaintain all sprinkler systems in service. Shouldthis not be done by freezing weather, shut offand completely drain the sprinkler systems toprevent freezing.
11. Rack hose in all hose houses in standard manner.
12. Provide 30 additional 2 -gallon or larger pump tanksfilled with calcium chloride solution, placing two in each ofthe five small buildings near the southeast end of the propertyand distributing the remainder in the Main Building.
13. Smoking should be prohibited in the yard as wellas in all buildings except the Guard Office. If the headquartersfor the guards is moved into the Main Building, smoking shouldbe permitted in the room selected for this use.
lif.* Provide clearance of at least 36 inches betweenthe heating stove in the Guard Office and any combustiblematerials or provide a clearance of^nches and protect thecorabustllbe materials with translte or metal and a 1-inchventilated air space. Clearance of at least eighteen inchesshould be provided between the vent stack and any combustiblematerials.
15« Loose wires, apparently formerly extending toequipment which has been removed from t he Main Building,, shouldbe removed or the ends adequately protected and the wiressecured out of reach from the floor.
16. Repairs should be made to stop the roof leaks.
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17. The current to the sterilizing lamps for theunused toilet seats should be turned off.
18. The work of installing smaller transformers anddoing other electrical work, for which a contract has beengiven, should be expedited as an economy measure.
The recommendations were discussed with Mr. P. N.Wllliamson, Chief, Protection and Maintenance Section, WAA,Richmond. *
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tho ffcollittr roado aro ooaorolo aad ia fair ooaditioa oxo«rpl ia tooviola!!? of too •»», ooraor of Iho aaia t«mia«. A w*d railroad«rado atftooia* or»r to too oido tra«k« it ia Wd ooadiliaa aadr»q*ir* M|9laoo«oa|f tl io vadorolood that Mdt ara aovroooivod for laio ro»laooamita*ro it ^mit* a ••?!<*• draiaoco ooaditioa aloa< la* railroad oidiacaad too ••utttrty Wvadarr of tao roalod aroa. Xt it affootla* thoooaoroto road partaf Aad tao iondiaf ana for Baiidlac Io. A.
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tno amialaajuioa dafioiaaoloo dooorittd aro aUor ia aatmro9batia tao ft«ro«»to r«yroaaat woik that thovld t»« ao«oapli«aod %r tho farohaoorif tho aroptrty it U %• yraycrlir aaiataiMd.
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A. IDENTIFICATION .*vH . - „_ „'"3V *'v •fenklfi^1 Facility Nrim'e mirt Lor^MfV-.^.-JlM* ' "•*
' IL I J M 4k.2. Property Included in the "Disposal: WM>*"
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L PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Really and Related Personalty)
W9L^d^&»^9teix* 0)ttttion mrf. «Uwr rt «i*l*l Wikri
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; 2/D Sale with Public Benefit Allowance of .-i 3. D Disposal Lease1.,. 4,. Q $ (to-Reimbursable Trajrfl^r; to Federal Ac
; . . ,- ,- / ,V L-l . .f c. DISPOSAL. PATE r \ l~u -,,,:...-.,;-«
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' ' V •. f G.'D .Donation !' . ' ' >___ — .._<"/ft Discount 7 f.l Abandoned
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D. EFFECTIVE DATE Atff"1"*
71 E'. NAME,J^piXKDaE^S OF PUUcJfifiR.' LESSEE OR TRANSFEREE ****W**1" OWJN*«UflB3 MoLouchlln P»U<11
F. VALUES\ DfcrlnrBd r"f,«l n{ R»"1'y t-
2. Declared Cost ol Related
3. T,OTAL REPORTED COST S ______ "^ i \
G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE
t v J' 2. Installment Period __ '
H. TERMS OF LEASE \ \ \\
2 Option F.xerriBP Hnte W*-A.\
1 PorinH nl Ronl 1 \V
4. Net Amount ol Fixed Rental.. •» ' / \ WVno'T Porlnrl S H V
5. Amount of DiscountI 6. Net Snle PrlcP
11 *«, 1«0 '
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I. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION1. ENCLOSED HEREWITH: 2§8*W<MWIWWlWWBMWfc :
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REAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Really and Related Personally)
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CLASSIFICATION XAlftll* fcl4.A
A. IDENTIFICATIONV*«41. Facility Name and Location :__?5Ht]
2. Property Included in the Disposal:.rnount, w. V.u
B. TYPE OF DISPOSAL, (Indicate by "X'p
1. d^Sale2. D Sale wilh Public Benefit Allowance of_.___._
3. D Disposal Lease4. D Non-Reimbursable Transfer to Federal Agency
5.[] Airporl Transferred wilhouf Monetary Consideration' '
6. [~! Donation.% Discount 7. f J Abandoned
8. I. ! Other (Specify)
C. DISPOSAL DATE 3» D. EFFECTIVE DATE
E. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PURCHASER. L! BuUfttn*, Hkl»«, W. fiF. V A U E S
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2. Declared Cost of RelatedPersonal Property
3. TOTAL
*,A. 5. Amount of Discount6. Nel Sale Price
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G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE1. Down Paymenl2. Installment Period
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I. OTHER TERMS:
1. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION
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REAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Really and Related P»ri6n«lty)
CLASSIFICATION XIA. IDENTIFICATION
1. Facility Name and Location:Co.,
2. Property Included in the Disposal:_____
B. TYPE OF DISPOSAL (Indicate by "X")
1. D Sale2. D Sale with Public Benefit Allowance o f . _ . _._.___„% Discount3. Q Disposal Lease
: 4. n Non-Reimbursable Transfer to Federal Agency"3"?" ' -~- •*'
5«n Airport Transferred wi thout Monetary Consideration6. Q Donation7. LJ Abandoned
8. [J Other (Specify) ____ . _ . . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . . . _ . _ _ . . _
C. DISPOSAL DATE
fiff
D. EFFECTIVE DATE
-ttotE. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PURCHASER. LESS F*iwnt, firF. VALUES
1. Declared Cos! ol Realty2. Declared Cost of Related
Personal Properly3. TOTAL REPORTED COST
4. Fair Value5. Amounl of Discount6. Net Sole Price
7. Allowance for Rehabilitation $. _ .. . .__.. ._ ..__. _.__
G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE1. Down Payment2. Installment Period
3. Number of Periods
4. Amount per Period
H. TERMS OF LEASE
i 1. Expiration Date ____^2. Option Exercise Date
\i Period of Rentet Amounl of Fixed Rentalper Period
Variable Rental per Period:
5. Minimum6. Estimated S__7. Formula: _... -.. __ -. ...J.~ -^ .i
I. OTHER TERMS:
I. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION. DOCUMENTS AO BE TRANSMITTED:
ore
OCT3 RETAINED BY ISSUING OFFICE (Head ol ORPD).REGIONAL OFFICE (Copy)
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REAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Realty and Related Personally)
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DATC Tkpdo:0. A. No.
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CLASSIFICATION12
A. IDENTIFICATION1. Facilily Name and Location: —
2. Property Included in the Disposal:—.
»»rtlnjttoo*itt« Klagtrlc * *&g. Co,,
B. TYPE OF DISPOSAL (Indicate by "X")
1. S Sale2. D Sale w i t h Public Benefit Allowance of.. . ..3. G Disposal Lease4. CD Non Reimbursable Transfer lo Federal Agency
5«n Airport Transferred wi thout Monetary Consideralion6. O Donation
.% Discount 7. Cl Abandoned8. C'1 Other (Spec i fy ) ___- —- ---___--____-________
C. DISPOSAL DATE12/1/Att
D. EFFECTIVE DATE 13/JO/A*
E. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PURCHASER,
F. VALUES "*••
1. Declared Coat of Really2. Declared Cost of Related
PerBonal Properly3. TOTAL REPORTED COST
4. Fair Value $.
5. Amount of Discount $-6. Net Sale Price $.
7. Allowance lor Rehabil i ta t ion $_
G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE1. Down Payment
2. Installment Period
3. Number of Periods
4. Amount pet Period
H. TERMS OF LEASE1. Expiration Dale .
**•*•
2. Option Exercise Date
3. Period of Rent_____
4. Net Amount of Fixed Rental
per Period
Variable Rento/ per Period:
5. Min imum $___
6. F.Hlimaled S... ..
7. Formula . ..__ _____
1. OTHER TERMS:
I. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION
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MAY .R E T A I N E D BY ISSUING OFFICE (Head o! ORPD),R E G I O N A L OFFICE
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PREVIOUS ADVICE NOS.Original No.Amdt. #1 No,Amdl. #2 No.Amdl. #3 No.
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REAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Really and Related Personalty)
1015814 Or ig ina l
Amdl. #.
DATEO. A. No.
17, 3Plancor
WAA No.IW-Va-5
CLASSIFICATION Industrial 12
A. IDENTIFICATION1. Facil i ty Name and Location:..__.2. Property Included in the Disposal:
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Fairraount, W. Va.
B. TYPE OF DISPOSAL {.Indicate by X )
1.?J Sale
2. ["] Sale wilh Public Benefit Allowance o t _ _ ._.. .
3. HI Disposal Lease
4. L] Non-Reimbursable Transfer to Federal Aqency
5« IT] Airpor t Trnns le r red wi thout Monetary Considera t ion
6. [_] Donation
—''a Discount 7. fj Abandoned8.1.1 Other ( S p e c i f y ) . - __.. _ ._ . . . . ___ . _ _ . _ _
C. DISPOSAL DATE 12/1/W D. EFFECTIVE DATE_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Victor R. For*e Ent«rpriBe8fioblnaon st«« Falnaountf W. va.
E. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PURCHASER. LESSEE OR TRANSFEREE
F. VALUES
1. Declared Cost of Realty2. Declared Cost ol Related
Personal Property3. TOTAL REPORTED COST
n.as-
4- Fai! Value5. Amount ol Discount6. Net Sole Price
7. Allowance lor Rptmbilitf-ition
n.a.
n.a.
G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE
1. Down Payment £_.__
2. Ins t a l lmen t Period „_
NA1. Number of Period-;
4. Amounl per Period
H. TERMS OF LEASE1. Expiration Date . .._ ..
2. Oplion Exercise Date3. Period ol Ren1._______..
4. Net Amount of Fixed Rental
per Period
Variable Rental per Period:
5. Min imum S6. Estimated S
7. Formula:
I. OTHER TERMS:
I. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION
1. ENCLOSED HEREWITH: 2. DOCUMENTS TO BE T R A N S M I T T E D
*Thls represents an increase in the acquisition cost of real property itT theamount of *
Signature_
Title—
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PREVIOUS ADVICE NQS.
Original No. 101 78Amdt. # 1 No.Amdt. #2 No.Amdt. #3 No.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICAWAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
REAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Realty and Related Personally)
101582
Region 3D Amdt. #
DATE______o. A. NO, PlancdrWAA No.KH—Vft-5
CLASSIFICATION Industrial 12A. IDEKTIFICAT1ON
1. Facility Name and Location;....___
2. Property Included in ihe Disposal:
W«3tinghouse Blectric & Hfg Co,, Fairmount, W. y*.
B. TYPE OF DISPOSAL ( Indicate by " X " )1. LJSale
2. G Sale w i th Public Benef i t Allowance ol ...._..
3. f) Disposal Lease
4. {..] Non Reimbursable Transfer to Federal Agency
5-H Ai rpor t T r a n s f e r r p d wi thout Monetary Consideration
6. L! Donation
",: Discount 7. f ] Abandoned
8. H Other < Sperrfy) _ ___ _. ... _ . _ . _ _ . _ ...... ..
C. DISPOSAL DATE 12/1/U8D. EFFECTIVE DATE
12/29/1*8H. Forte, liaitarpriaes———————
2Hi Hoblnson 3t.» Fftinnount, W.VaE. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PURCHASER. LESSEE OR TRANSFEREE
F. VALUES1. Declared C o s t ol Realty
2. Declared Cost of RelatedPersonal Property
3 TOTAL REPORTED COST
4 Fail Value
5. Amount of Discount6. Net Sale Prire
7. Allowance for Rehabilitation
5$o,lioo.oo^RT^~'"525*000,00—m———
G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE1. Down Pnymenl
2. Ins ta l lment Period
52,500.00
————monthly 3. Number of Periods
4. Amount per Period
120
H. TERMS OF LEASE1. Expiration Dnte ..._ _... .. _.
2. Oplion Exercise Dale_._._____3. Period of Rent —_____.____
4. Nel Arnoiml ol Fixed Rental
per period
Variable Rental per Period;
5. Minimum £_____ _
6. Estimated S.- _- ..
7. Formuln 1 . .... . .„ __.. .
I. OTHER TERMS:
J. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION
SED, HEREWITH: m „i Correction of Section2. DOCUMENTS TO BE TRANSMITTED
by tarma set forth vmd«rSection "GB
(Tenna of Installment 3>le) _
Signature.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICAWAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
REAL PROPERTY DISPOSAL ADVICE(Really and Related Personally)
Copyt 1 Uriqim.1
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DATEO- A. No. 814WAA Ho.
HB-ViU-S
CLASSIFICATION Industrial
A. IDENTIFICATION We*jt4nghaiae ELeotrlo & Mfg. Co., Faimoui-t, W. Va.I. radii.. Name and Location ————pof^on qf PlanOQ* Sl4-ggf.ji»ttllg Of 19.4 U9TW^ mOItf
eny inciuaea in me ivjpposui^or ~
2 Properly Included in the Disposal:;——————— _____ —_,_,_——————_—...——,__———, ., , ^ ,_±, ., ^^ ,. „^.k-——of land leaflo except the^06 Nation enoT^Laiia pertinent thereto,together »lth fire bulldingg.
B. TYPE OF DISPOSAL (Indicole by "X") 5. |~1 Ai rpor t Translerred wi thout Monetary Consideration
iJtj Sale 6. f.1 Donation
2. U Sale with Public Benefi t Allowance of . _ ._____Of, Discount 7. [ ] Abandoned
3. C] Disposal Lease 6.1 ' Other (Specify) ________ . . ._ ._ _„ ... . _.
4. ["I Non-Reimbursable Transfer lo Federal Agency »
C. DISPOSAL DATE D. EFFECTIVE DATE 1E/29/48Victor TU i'orte Snterpriuesg!4 Robingon Street, Faiimont, ff,
F. VALUES1. Declared Cost of Realty
2. Declared Cost ol RelatedPersonal P.operly
3 TOTAL REPORTED COST
1,265,618*194. Fair Vfihie
5. Amount of Discount6. Net Rolf Price
7. Al lowance for Rehabililalion
550,400,00n.a«
G. TERMS OF INSTALLMENT SALE1. Down Paymenl
1. Instal lment Period
N.A. 3. Nnmhor ol Periods
4. Amount per Period
H. TERMS OF LEASE1. Expiration Dale _
2. Oplion Exercise Date______3. Period of Rent__________4. Net Amount of Fixed Renlal
per Period
Renlal per Period:5. Min imum $___6. Eslimnted S .._...7. Formula ' _._ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....
I. OTHER TERMS: Caeh at time of sottlorient.
I. BASIC DOCUMENTS FOR ACCOUNTING DIVISION.1. ENCLOSED HEREWITH: . „ . , . . ., t2. DOCUMENTS iO BE TRANSMITTEDa) Qr» aJgnad copy of Xoeeptance Letter to ViotorJR. Forte Rnterprisea,
from flAA, dtd U./.JS/48 end two eonforaad copJe**b) 8 oople.i of Board Report from ffaahington, dtd 4^/48 j!1h trananlttal
latter from Tatfilflgton to Fhlledelphia Office, dtd
Signnlure_
Title__
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UNITED STATESDEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GEOLOGICAL SURVEYWASHINGTON 25, D. C.
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Mr* Patrick H. Clark, DirectorAcquisitions & ClassificationOffice of Real Property DisposalWar ssete Administration ^Washington 26, D, C» jj
iDear Mr. Clark i j
Your letter of July 3, 1947 (R.-N.Va,-6/ Planoor/ 3HJ FD/A^C),requests a determination pursuant to Sections 2 and 3 of ExecutiveOrder No. 9701 of March 4, 1946, whether the land paroel of 19.4 acres,referred to as the J/JfeatinghQ^ge ' E^eptgjLa^Cffcy^ „ property at Fairmont,Marion County, Weflt~Tlrglnia, contains substantial deposits of fission-able materials,
Pursuant to authority therefor delegated to me by the Secretaryof the Interior on April 19, 1946, I hereby determine on the basisof Geological Survey information, that the land parcel identifiedabove does not contain substantial deposits of fissionable materialsas defined in Kbcecutive Order 9701.
Sincerely yours,
"ft __Assistant Director,
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ADDRIIB "IPUY TOTHK ATTORNEY OEN<BAL-
AND REFER TOINITIAL* AND NUMBER
1U6-51-2-19U2
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WASHINGTON, D. C.
JUL 6 J948
John H. Joes, Esq.General CounselWar Assets AdministrationWashington, 25, D. C*
Ret PlancorWestinghouse Electric & Mfg. CompanyFairmont, West Virginia
pear Mr, Josst
We have your letter of June £8, 19)48 in which you furnish,pursuant to the request made in our letter of June 21, 19U8,additional information concerning the intended use of the above-entitled property by Victor R, Forte Enterprises, the proposedpurchaser. You request that we advise you, in light of thisadditional information, whether a sale of this property to VictorR» Forte Enterprises irould violate the antitrust laws within themeaning of Section 20 of the Surplus Property Act.
We have also received, from the Great Atlantic & Pacific TeaCompany, a telegraphed statement concerning its proposed use of aportion of Plancor 3lU in the event it leases the same from theprospective purchaser*
From the information submitted to us it appears that virtuallyall space in the existing buildings of Plancor Jliv, and a majorportion of the land area of this ifecility, would be leased to theA&P concern, and that an additional portion of the land area wouldbe leased to a trucking concern which holds a hauling contract withA&P.
The A&P now represents that no expansion in its business isintended or contemplated as a result of its proposed leasing ofthis property. It also Indicates, however, that its use of thepl&ncor property would mean expanded warehousing space, permittingsubstantial shipments of merchandise to be made direct to the Fair-mont area, with resulting avoidance of high trucking costs and
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spoilage now involved in shipping such merchandise from Pittsburgh.Although the present plans of A&P may not inwlve an expansionprogram in the Fairmont area as extensive as originally contemplated,the leasing of the planoor property admittedly would involve afurthering of the A&P operations. Under all of the circumstances,we feel that the proposed use of this property by the A&P viould tondto further the program, violative of the antitrust laws, to which wereferred in our letter of December Of 19 7 to the Administration,
Accordingly, after carefully reconsidering this matter in lightof the additional information which has been made available to us,we must again advise you that a sale of this property to Victor R.Forte Enterprises, for the purpose of leasing a considerable portionthereof to the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, would in ourview violate the antitrust laws within the moaning of Section 20 ofthe Surplus Property Act.
Sincerely youj>s,
HERBERT A. BERGSONAssistant Attorney General
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Y HARASS*OFFICE OF DISFOSALSLnfayette BuildingPhiladelphia 6, Pa.
In reply refer toRP!0»IN/Cpnimor December 19, 1949
MAR-MAR CORPORATION OF «F.3T VIRGINIA3 MoLoughlin BuildingKlkins, ff. Va.
Ret Planoor 914 (Substation)ffestinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co,Fttlrmpnt, ffeat Virginia_____________
Gentlemeni
Pleeee 1>e adrlsed that under date of December 2, 1949, the Central Sea?*Tioea Adtlnintratlon* War Assets, ha« approred the eale of the Substa-tion and other revldual material of Piano or M4 to your company for theBum of ? COO .00, «ubj«ot to the following termn and oondittonai-
1. Termai JoXX) otuih to be paid within 15 days after notification ofthis action,
2. Title to be oonreyed by quitclaim deed and bill of aale withoutwarranty of title, expr«c> or inplied, and property to be delireredon a date to be vutoally agreed upon.
3. All oosta and exp«nae« of revenue* doowwnttry or other •taxpe law-fully required to be affixed to the inatrumente of transfer* eon-teyanee* and co«t« Inoirtental to reoordin^ f««B thereof^ ehall bepaid by the Purohaaer*
4« Sale of the aubjeot property shall be on an "KB IB, where la*1 bade.
6* Compllanoe with the reqtiiromenti of v*ar Aeantii Administration "R«r;»-1 at Ion 6, including an»ndmaiit« thereto*
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6. Acceptance of the reatrlotloha of Bxeoutive Order 9908 dated Decem-ber 6, 1947, ontltle "Rosarvmtlon of Source Material in Certain
Owned by the United S
7« Any other legal requlrenenta deemed neoeseary by the Offloe of theGeneral Counael*
If the abort fjenae and condVtione are acceptable to your Oompmny, kindly'indicate auoh acceptance by having ^a proper office of ywn? Oonpanyexcoute the attached oopy of thin letter and return same to u«. We
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to*ffestlngjiouse Rleetrio 4Fainaont, West Virginia
Gentlemeni;
Fleast bevloes
that under dato of Dooonbor >, !»*** thfc Oontralhaft appi*orod tho •«!• of
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tiob and ofher residual iaterlal of Planoor 5l4 to your eonpany for the ^sum of |50d«00, nubjeot !•> the following terns}: and conditional ' ••
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1* Terms t; $600 oash to ,oe paid within 16 days after not if loatlon ofthis aetlon* •" '
2* Title to be conveyed by quitolaim deed and bill of sale without .-warranty of title* express or implied* and property to be delivered 'on a de*a to be mutually agreed upon*
3. All oosta and expenses of revenue* dootmentary or other stamps law-fully required to be affixed to the instruments of transfer, oo»- . .,veyanoe, and costs iaoidental to recording fees thereof, shall bejpaid by the Purchaser. , -/ * - :
4. Sale of the subject property shall bo on an "am is, where is" baSls*. • *
5. Compliance with the requirements of War Assets Ad»ini|tratidnlation'B, including sjiendmeutv thereto* • .•v- - •: • . i.;v. • • '
6. Aooepte&oe of the re«t riot ions of Executive Order 590»:dat»d DOO«B>ber 6t '1947* entitle fReservation of Source Material In CertainLands Owned by the United States." ;' •">: "•
7* Any other legal requirements deemed necessary by tbs Office Of the'General Counsel. : ; ;
If the above terms and conditions are acceptable to your Company,indicate suoh acceptance fey having ^0 proper office of yotoexecute the attached copy cf this letter and return seise td
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Mr* Herbert A. BergBonAssistant Attorney GeneralAnti-Trust DIT!sionDepartment of JusticeWashington 25, D. 0*
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June 28, 1948DELIVER!
Ret Planoor 3H (RR-W.Va.-5)Westinghouse Electric & Mfg, Co,'Fairmont, West Virginia
Dear Mr. Bergaont
We haTe your letter of June 21, 1948, inquiring whethR. Forte toterprlflefl has, in fact, arranged to lease Plancor 3H at Fairmont,Vest Virginia, to the Great Atlantic & Paoifio Tea Company. It is our under-standing, after investigating this matter, that the Victor R. Forte Enterpriseswrote to UB in good faith on March 5, 1948, stating!
"Our purpose in acquiring this property would followalong the lines of a holding and leasing company—using partof thl» plant for our own enterprises, and the balance to beleased to manufacturing or warehousing firms, or both, so asto furnish a proper return on our investment. Our own workwould consist of servicing equipment used in our own miningindustries, as well as for others.**
At that" time, Victor R. Forte Enterprises expected to use some of theproperties for themselves and lease the rest and had no specific tenants in mind*Since then, they wade various Inquiries, Including Daisy Air Rifle who could notdecide for Beveral months. Victor R. Forte IB now negotiating arrangements bywhich most of the buildings would be leaBed to the flftPj a part of the buildingwould be leased to someone else for the operation of a cafeteria) part of theland would be leased to a trucking comparer and a sizeable building be constructedthereon for the use of the trucking company, and part of the land would be usedby the Victor R. Forte Enterprises themselves and buildings would be bailt there-on providing appropriate repair facilities. The use thus proposed can be analysedas follow*i
Victor R. ForteHess TruckingJAPOafeteriaJ
By Land Area19.4 total acre*Acres Percentage6.5 33*I.0 5II.9 62
By Building Area -present and planned156.000 total gq. ftT
Sq. ft.30,00018,000100,0008.000
Percentage19.3* *11.564.05.2
Total 156,000 sq, ft.
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Mr. Herbert A. Bergson
Attached IB a copy of a letter of June 22, 1948, which we racefrom Victor R. Forte Enterprise* on this subject. The above table reprc•one corrections made at Victor R. Forte1 s request, 6f a slight miscalctof the figures. The letter was actually written and transmitted by thenfore we had brought your inquiry to their attention.
The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company has stated verbally to theR. Forte Enterprises and to members of the staff of this Organization 01long-distance telephone that their operations in subleasing pert of the3H* ft» presently planned, irould not involve any new or additional openor aerrices but instead transfers of operations now in several places,state that this results from changes in operations and changes in planshave taken place between November 5, 1947 , when you received a letter fiMr* Janes B. Hayes of Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company and the present dajorder that you might have this information direct from them at the earl:possible date, we requested that they write or telegraph you in full onsubject*
As you will note from the letter of Victor R, Forte KnterprisJune 22, 1948, the Atlantic ft Pacific Tea Company have no financial intin the proposed purchase by Victor R. Forte Enterprises of the plant of314i nor do they have any interest in the Victor R. Forte Corporation.distinguishes this transaction from that of the Sidle interests. ForthVictor R. Forte Enterprises actually propose to use part of the propertselves.
The Peoples First National Bank and Trust Company of Plttsbuz'are to do the financing, have given Victor R. Forte Enterprises a commigood until July 2, 1948. We would, therefore, very much appreciate beiformed before that date whether in the opinion of the Department of Jucsale of this property to Victor R, Forte Enterprises would violate thetrust laws within tho meaning of Section 20 of the Surplus Property Act
Sincerely,FdeHDembitz/ei? , ,June 28, 1948 '"'cc: John H. Joss (AG)(2) Trglu H Tft(,q
F. de H. Dembitz (AG)(2) *OiN H' „ ,Benj. Etler (Real Property) Beneral 0ouaMl
Rm 1509 - ICentral Files (3)L. E. Nelson (Att/M. L. Godman (PD)
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In reply refer toiRPHiCiCI'iJRinm
May 1, 1980
TO.
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SUBJECTi
Leonard E. NelsonAs«t. General CounselGeneral Services AdministrationWashington 26, D. C*
John %an. Chief,Real Property BranchOSA - Liquidation ServicePhiladelphia 6, Pa.
TT«tlnghouse Bleotrio and Manufacturing Co.Pairmount, Treat VirginiaPlanoor 814 - TTAA K-WVA-5
In connection with the captioned natter, and theauthoricod sale of the nub-station lancL. I enclose, in triplicate,conformed copies of Deed dated April E, , 1960, between ReconstructionPinanoe Corporation and United States of America, acting by andthrough General Service! Adminletrator, to Mar-lfer Corporation ofWest Virginia, traneferrlng for ix consideration of $600,00 the landupon which 8ub-«te.tion i« built at the oaptioned facility, togetherwith the improvement* thereon.
This Deed was delivered on May 1, 1950.
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COUNTY. OF PHIUDBLFHIA
, a Notary Public for the Commonwealth of
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John B. Brudtny, Acting Regional Director, General Service a Administration,
Liquidation Service, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, aoting for and on behalf
of Reconstruction Finance Corporation and United States of America, whoae
na*e is signed to the writing above bearing date on the ^ v -^ day of
*£ ~<JLi*-~\ , A. P», 19^0, has ij>j.e day aokn«*l«dg*d the 0ana b*for«
•a and In ay aaid County, and a^kn9wl«Hged that th« said writing wa* hie
act «nd daad and th« aot and d»nd of the Oenwral .S«rTio«» Administrator,
acting for and oft be-half of Unit ad Stutea of America and Recon>iruotion
Finance Corporation.
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1950.
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THIS XWinnrnmK, «ado thl» day of April* 1049, btlwoon JOB* I..
aad 0* H. TRACT, of tho City of Philadelphia, PenAaylTania, ao Tmtteot
aftor referrad to «• *Tniot**V)» and VICTOW R.
, wtthtil* of tHi S%ft%» of
Virgin! & |
of
of
by P*«4 of Trv*%, ***•< lM««fib«r 19, !Pi« for tit*
th*r*ln M»ntion«4 *rwl to
eortnln !«*!>» Vulldtnc* «n« t»»«^*nt» of wMch th« lt*« of
•qtdpo»n% boroUftftor d«Mrib«d fcr» part, unto th» Tmttooi, wblok Pfcld 0«ed of»
Tru«t v*» r««ord*d la th* efflo* t»f th« (Sounty f -Urk of tr«rt«ni
, In tfeod of rrn»t BaoV, roltsm* , «t p»jt(« |
WKifiEAB, tho Tru«t«oo» at %W ro^uott of tho Qr«At«rt hwr*
r«l*»oo and fvrr«nd»r %teo lto«« nf o^uip«ui«t h*rol»*fu«r d«««rlbod» unto th*
* aad to hold axd rttaln th9 ro§ld«* of tHo *atd nAr%(Ofod landu, >ulldln|;i
and t*«»«ovta at M«r«rl%y for tho *on*y rtw» imd«r tH« n*ld pood of Tru«t.
I0« THIS l»PK«nrev. ^n-Has^TR, »:h«t tho Tr««t»o»* in purtUAitt* of tho «aidr-
acrooiotntf and In eotttldora%l«m of tho «u* of ono Dollar (fl*00) and othor RO^* and
ralvanl* o«««ldoratl*nf# to tho« paid Hy th# Ormntor, do h«ro»y nr«nt» rol«ano
and q*itolai« tmt* tho cirant«r, without *rarrantxv nxprono or tnpltod* aad <X« must
porml«*ton t« »ald Oraator to toll, tho followinif d«««rib*rt tqalfownt from
114, Fainaoat* *'oat Virginia (4**orlbo<l in »«id D*od of Trunt) , upon tho
and «cnr«n«at that tho fund* dorivvd frew tho «*lo of oaid ftojuipoMitt
by Sraator aro to b* appllod teloly by Orantor toward th* oott of alteration* to
•aid Planaor 914 bolnc nado »y Orantor, Mid for no othor purpoo, tho braaoh ofAR600255
(4) Oft* (1) ftlootrio Gloo* I?****
(•) 0*» (I) G»olUc Towor
(«) KtftMllMOov* it*** owclftUnf of nri%«h*n, olootrlool fi»t*ro*.tad
TQQCTH1CR with tbo *ppurto*Ai»*o* th*wmta h*l*nfl»K* *n4 all th* right,
title «04 iotorott of tte Tru*t*«it *fv in und to the '«*», to thu Lat*nt th»t
•qmlpwnt Hffrtbj r*UM»4 m«y b« dlio»^r*:*'l fm« f«H ^«d «f tru«t, *n<l t>mt
r««t of tM proptrty in «*ld P«*d of Trunt
TO TUTR AITP TO IK'U) th* *%tiipwcmt! h«r*by r»U»»«d *nd quit«ltU*4 to th«
f its vuo«*M»r* »n4 •••l^av* to It* onrn prop*r u»«» bvnofit md boHoof
fr*o» ol««r «iut (Jl«eK»rt*4 of »nd fro« *H ll*n «n4 olalu omd«r Mid by
of omid Uo»4 of Tru>tt «vbjvot Howowr t« th* o«fi4itlon %h*t th* ftm4i
4*rlT«4 by *)r*mtor fr*«i th» *ol* of **!• oq«i»iwnt oro to b« ftpplioA by Oroator
tMrtro* tte oost of *lt*r*.ti*«* to «»1A FlMtflor 114 boin«t w»do oy Ormtor*
11 ^r/IKlfl VUKkKor tho Tmatoo* KMT* tot thoir K«a4i «nd »o*.l* th* <J»y
yvojr fir*t oboro vrlttmu
5 / \A>^ L
Truotoo
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or mnurmm )81doom or mumniu )
of fwnBBylTftAliLf rt«14in( In ^M Cwwniy ftf
••riifjr ttet 0. ft. TRACT. *«%i*t for and on V*h*lr «f Kl*»«lf tad JOfTB I
*f Trutt 4*««rlb«d H«r*l
«• MM* In *
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^*•* •»•! thi« /cf 4ny of April.
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4/f/if I t j s ho i^by . c e r t i f i c r l t .hnt thef o r o p . ' i i ' ' r i " - ' • ' • • ' ' . . '• •-', rj» jt
(. 1' i liB i . ' i ' l [i, i , t. [ . ; : • ' I /.:v-j .1
rtxiiu. MIMM or MOT or twn :,. aPhi. I; i dolphin, .
THIS iMDBrrVBK, Mftdo thU/^ dfty *f April, IW3». hctvooa JOHM !,.
«a4 0* A. tlUOT, of tho Ci*y of PhU»d«lphi«, I^smiyiTwU, «• Tmt«ooo
•ft«f rof«rr«4 «* «• "Tmttoot"), find VJCTOfl R. FOUTi feST«^r«r
(horotnoftor r*forro4 %o &• *9r«ettorM)» * »arpo ratlin or^«nl*«4 ««a oxifttln^ tmdor
l«w> «f ikft £%«to of *vott ¥lr»lnl«, with prVn«lp*l pU«o of
Oro*%or, by Do*4 of Trunt, teiod Uooo«A»or •», 1H* for tho
%lono4 »art to «««ur* Vh* p*gna«ntt nf tho w»nojro thvroin
414 oonroy e«rt*U I«a4»« Vulldlnf.a *n4 tonontntv of wttt^K th« lt«m» «
horolnoftw 4o»oribo4 »r» p*rt* unto tho Tmtt«*«f wMok voi* n»o4 of
trn*t w«o roo*r*o4 ia t>» offloo of tho County '-lorfe «f M«rl<m C<w*ty, Vovt
Tirtlmia, in Pood of Trutt Book, voluno , »t po o | »»4.
ffNHRBXS^ tlw Trv«too«( ftt tho ro^voit of tho 9rontort h»TO o«roo4 to giro
up* rolonoo n4 lurroMtr tlw ltoa» of o^«lp«o&t horotMftor 4«toriVotf( onto tho
Ormator* oa4 to hol4 om4 rotoltt Vh» rr*i<t«* «f th« «*14 >wrtgof«4
«a4 tomovonto At ooovrity for tho *»B*y 4u» vo<t«r th* taid noo4 of
VCM THI)t tfPCTmPt *ITWM*Tf:» %h«t tho TrvBt^i. in purovojioo of tho »*14*
ftgroovottt, on4 In oo«»14oroti«tt of tho o%m ff OBO Pollor (91*0?) a»4 «th«r
to thon p«14 by tH* Or«nborf do h*r«>»7 ftront, r«l«»B«
mto tho Qnwtor, without w»rr«fitx« oxpro** or iwpliod, o»4 4» K""«»t
poraiooioft to ««i4 Ormator to ooll, tho f»llowitt« 4«t«riho<! o^atpnoitt fron
nomoor 11*. rnlrM»t« *«»t tflrgUift (dovorihoH la «*14 i>oo4 of Tr«it), u[»n th«
na4oritoi»4ta( tad ooTonaat that tho fund- d*rir*ift frfm th« «*lo »f »*14 o^nlpaont
by Oroator «r« to oo mppllod oololy by Ormntor toword th« oo«t of tltorfttien* to
told Pl*aoor 814 boiag »«uio by iimntor* wid for no ottor purpo§«, tho broooh ofAR600259
(4) to (1) Slootrlo ClMk ftyoto*(f) OM» (1) CooU* Tow
(•) Mi«Ooll*a*«vo itotto oonflifttlv* of owitohoi* olootrloai ftxturoo,•ttd
YCBKfKVR vltk tb* tppwrtmutoo* thororata boUoclftfu o»4 all MM right,
tltl* Md Ut«r«it «f t)M Trust**** »f. In mnd t« th« »•*», to th» Intent
r*«t of th« property in §*U P*nil «f Truttt «p««tri*il mny r*o«lR nort(ft£04 to
tto TruvtMt M H»r*t«f*r**
TO TUTS Aim TO noU) th» oq«lpmnt h»r*by iHiU»oo4 ftn4 qvlttlftlMd to th»
lt« luoooMor* uid ••«!(&«, to itt ewii pmp«r v»*» l>*n*rit
* froo« «l«u" *n4 rtliehnrgM of «nd fro« «11 H»» c.nd al«l
rlrtiM of •»!* !»«A of Tn»«fc» «v»jv«t h«w*-r*r to th« aon^ltlcm th«* t,h»
dorlw* »y »*«itor from tte «ftXo of »«1* oquipMttit »r* to bo opplioA by
t««ojrd« tho ooit of oltorfttlomt to n»l<l Jlwmor S14 Voftag m«do by Ormntor.
U #rm*B miBKBOr tho TnuW*> K«T« not tHotr hw>4« «wl »o»ll th* d»y
yoor firot oboro wrttt*n«
I.,
o. . Tiin. Trvit««
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17
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This LKASB ACRlMtt taade this 13th daybetween VICTOR R. FORTB KNTKRPRI3K3, IMCOBK»*nfand existing under the law* of the State of Mistthe LMSOT, and THB <»KAT ATLANTIC AMD Porganltad and axlsilnc ttndaf tht lavs of
h«r«inaft«r o*ll»d th« w.I A
rvjIn oonaideration of the rents, _
referred to, the a aid Lessor has let and Is as id awtfttoto the Lessee And the said Lea Me .hire and take of Said Lelst* the pr%«ls«i located
of Marion, State of Vest Yi^|inU,'andfollowst ' /. '^- '.
The preaieas located neajKtfe* rallroaii t:Baltimore ft Ohie RallroaeVttiter letMffOorporaiion betweefl;HotilV,We«t VirffMA
State of West Tir<tttla/ ^f *****ti«
ed planlaad
SenHLM(U)
04., f 4i*tt*t
f-• *•
and theties U wrre aaid' 'TO
a tern of> the 31st day
for a further peril1959, and end iextending thisftrtt day bf F.rents, Ur»e, oavjatAnte^anibetween the p»rtie«>rtS
••* - i*r i*--" •** «»£«".
teIN vtmaa
executed. In triplliof^^/aUy*;,. , '%<,
above written by th«, Ueeee,
WTNES3 : ' M
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'IS S3/U^-yeV.: '
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tlMf.•%&• '$''-£mm- ^'ut:^4
^mmmmW<lKl'ifc*^^?.^'^-.** Ja^_rri•^»l^.^iI1^i M*^ *^«^ m -;?
•^iflW^PB.'WTkT.' "* " "•• ', . i *• is\-#',*mt''"i
tNSSiH&!i8t& * +s*tfm-sstrmk&£l&
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and appurtenances for /^
en Fobmarj lot, 19W, and to end on
rental of twelve per cent (12)0 of FIVE
,000*00) approved of by the Lessee for the
prawdooo and accepted by the Present Owner;
the coat of tha whole or a part of the altera-
tjf by tho Lessee aa hereinafter provided, which the
to 4hO Loeoor in equal arnithly Installments In advanceUi
on the firot 4qr *f eaon awMfta daring the a aid torn, and this lease shall
terminate on Jans**? jlat, 1919, without any notice whatever frcm the
Laeaor. It is aloo agreed that the Lessee shall have I he right to occupy
the building in part before completion or date of beginning of lease, upon
tome to bo hereafter wxtttallj agreed upon, and that such occupancy shall
in no way bo oonatned ae final acceptance of the building. Should the
Lessor fail to acquire title to the Indescribed property on or before
October 31* 1%6* or on or before a later date approved in writing by the
Lessee, or if ito approved bid la repeated by the present owner, or if
title la conveyed to tht Lessor with a renting or occupancy restriction
that in the opinion of the Lessee would prohibit an unrestricted operation
by the Lessee of its business, then in the event of the occurrence of any
Of the contingencies Mentioned above this lease shall b- null and void and
of no effect whatsoever, end no rent shall be due and owlni thereunder, and
no further notice of cancellation, either written or verbnl., W either
Lessee or Lessor, will bo necessary.
It la further agreed that, provided ninety (90) <Uv*' wait ten
notice la given to the Lessor by the Lessee before the termination of tha
above lease, tha Lessee shall have the privilege of <!xt"ndVnf «»ld lease under
the terns and conditions aMntioned in flam* for a further period of fiv* (':*)
years, to begin on Ksbruary let, 1959» *"'! to *nd on , i - innnrv ;H^'- , 1.96^
at the annual rental of twelve per c«nt (12*) of TlVF, ^'INDKEU TiiOl'5A"l [K'i.I.Afl.r;
($900,000,00) approved of by the Lease-; for tlw L- s!»or'n j - m - c h n n of th"
demised premises and accepted by the present Owner, plu *-,r.-*lvr r^r rr>\\.
of the cost of t(w whole or * port nf the al t" ' rnUnnn m* ' t^p Sr«AR600264
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