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| Project Number | 23-011 | | Project Name | Battery Dynamite Cleanup | | Planning District | Fort Scott | | Project Type | Maintenance | | CE Applied | Routine maintenance and property and resource management | | CE Date | 1/9/2023 | | Project Description | The interior of historic Battery Dynamite (building 1399, 1894) contains a substantial amount of deteriorated ceiling tile, peeling paint, and general debris and is currently not permitted for any type of occupancy or use. It is also subject to frequent break-ins and the interior conditions make general surveillance or rescue activites unsafe. The Trust will abate the interior of the southwest portion of the battery by removing peeling paint and stabilizing remaining surfaces and clearing pathways of debris and failed ceiling tiles. |
| | | Project Number | 23-009 | | Project Name | Building 101 Second Floor Tenant Improvements | | Planning District | Main Post | | Project Type | Rehabilitation/TI | | CE Applied | Rehabilitation or improvement of historic properties | | CE Date | 11/15/2022 | | Project Description | Cresta (subtenant) in historic building 101 (Barracks, 1897) will make modifications to the second floor interior. Improvements include removing and replacing non-historic light fixtures, adding new wall finishes and floor-to-ceiling built-in shelving or cabinets in the lobby, replacing non-historic sinks except in ADA bathrooms, installing a new kitchen island, and replacing beverage refrigerators. |
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| Project Number | 23-008 | | Project Name | As-Needed Erosion & Sediment Controls | | Planning District | Presidio-wide | | Project Type | Landscaping/Site Work | | CE Applied | Landscaping and landscape maintenance | | CE Date | 11/14/2022 | | Project Description | Contractors under Trust oversight will perform installation and repair of erosion and sediment control and housekeeping measures on an as-needed basis parkwide. A typical task order would be installing wattles, minor re-grading with hand-tools, applying compost and seeding to eliminate preferential flow paths in a defined area. Measures will be installed compliant with best management practices and best available technology. Work will be performed in accordance with Trust specifications including construction restrictions, archaeological protection, safety requirements, temporary facilities controls, and tree and plant protection. |
| | | Project Number | 23-005 | | Project Name | Building 39 South Exterior Exit Ladder Installation | | Planning District | Main Post | | Project Type | Rehabilitation/Base Bldg | | CE Applied | Rehabilitation or improvement of historic properties | | CE Date | 11/8/2022 | | Project Description | Proposed interior tenant improvements to suite 212 of historic building 39 (Barracks, 1939) (project 22-031) necessitate a second means of egress. Reconfiguring the building’s interior would require extensive alterations that would adversely affect character defining features. Therefore, the Trust will install a retractable emergency exit ladder on the building’s exterior, accessible through an existing window. The ladder will be fastened to the east facing wall adjacent to a chimney stack. A basement window well will be covered with a grate to create a safe landing pad. Landscaping will be altered to create a pathway from the ladder to the sidewalk, which is currently blocked by shrubs. |
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| Project Number | 23-007 | | Project Name | Lyon Vallejo Boundary Wall Renewal | | Planning District | East Housing | | Project Type | Landscaping/Site Work | | CE Applied | Landscaping and landscape maintenance | | CE Date | 11/8/2022 | | Project Description | A portion of the historic stone boundary wall at Lyon and Vallejo streets collapsed in 2021. The Trust will reconstruct the entire width of Vallejo Street with modifications to the original design necessary to improve the stormwater drainage that likely caused the collapse. New concrete piers will be drilled and a new concrete ledge and drainpipe will be installed behind the wall. The new section of wall will be built using shotcrete and a stone veneer that will match the appearance of the historic wall. |
| | | Project Number | 23-006 | | Project Name | Buildings 39, 86, 87 Telephone Entry Card Access Upgrade | | Planning District | Main Post | | Project Type | Maintenance | | CE Applied | Routine maintenance and property and resource management | | CE Date | 11/8/2022 | | Project Description | Wireless card readers are used on the Trust's commercially leased spaces to ensure that only tenants and authorized visitors have access to buildings. The Trust will upgrade card readers at 22 access doors on historic buildings 39 (Barracks, 1940), 86 (Barracks, 1862) and 87 (Barracks, 1862). Existing conduit will be reused to the greatest extent possible, but the footprint of the upgraded equipment will vary from the existing. In building 39, additional telephone entries and panic door hardware will be added on the rear of the building. In buildings 86 and 87, two new telephone entries with card readers will be added to the front of the main lobby and rear access doors. Additional card readers will be added to the exterior bathroom doors. Cabling will follow the existing pathways to the closest extent possible. |
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| Project Number | 23-004 | | Project Name | Building 135 Golden Gate Club Elevator Replacement | | Planning District | Main Post | | Project Type | Rehabilitation/Base Bldg | | CE Applied | Rehabilitation or improvement of historic properties | | CE Date | 11/7/2022 | | Project Description | The Trust will replace the elevator in historic building 135 (Noncommissioned Officers’ Club), which has reached the end of its useable life. The existing elevator uses a hydraulic system to move people and materials from the basement to the second floor. The hydraulic system has become increasingly difficult to maintain because parts are now obsolete. A new elevator will reuse the existing elevator shaft but will use electric machinery. The associated electrical equipment for the new elevator will be installed in the elevator control room and basement. No exterior work will be performed. |
| | | Project Number | 23-002 | | Project Name | Battery Electric Bus Charging Station Installation | | Planning District | Main Post | | Project Type | Infrastructure | | CE Applied | Upgrading or adding utilities | | CE Date | 11/1/2022 | | Project Description | The Trust will install a charger and supporting transformer to service its new battery electric bus as part of the PresidioGo fleet. The transformer will replace an existing piece of equipment on a new concrete pad in the lawn area east of the Presidio Fire Station. The charger will be located on a new concrete pad adjacent to the south edge of the parking lot north of the Presidio Fire Station near the Presidio Transit Center. The work will include excavating the concrete pads, installing equipment and connecting to underground utilities. |
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| Project Number | 23-003 | | Project Name | Building 1471 Central Magazine Door Retrofit | | Planning District | Fort Scott | | Project Type | Rehabilitation | | CE Applied | Rehabilitation or improvement of non-historic properties | | CE Date | 11/1/2022 | | Project Description | The Trust uses a portion of the historic Central Magazine (building 1471, 1938, artillery storage) for hazardous material storage prior to shipping for disposal. Its passive ventilation system, a series of small tubes cast into the ceiling, is insufficient to ventilate the space in its current use. The Trust will install a custom perforated metal door to the opening to improve indoor air quality. The door will be secured to the concrete with a custom latch designed to integrate into the original blast door latches without modifying the original blast doors. Installation will require drilling anchors into the concrete wall on the north side of the southernmost doorway of the structure. |
| | | Project Number | 23-001 | | Project Name | Eco-Counter Traffic Counter Installation | | Planning District | Presidio-wide | | Project Type | Transportation/Parking | | CE Applied | Repair of roads and parking facilities | | CE Date | 10/25/2022 | | Project Description | The Trust will install a combination of pedestrian, bicycle and/or vehicle traffic counters at five park entry locations and two Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation District locations. The automated counters will make it possible to understand how many people visit the park each day and what gates are being used most often by park users. The data will be used to capture seasonal trends, plan future transportation infrastructure, and communicate with the public. The project also includes installing pole-mounted cameras with the capacity to count and classify bicycles, pedestrians and vehicles. Work is to be completed by an electrical contractor with experience installing traffic signal systems. |
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