Exterior Rehabilitation. In the event of unanticipated archaeological discoveries for any of the activities mentioned below, the Indiana SHPO shall be contacted within two (2) business days.
Exterior Rehabilitation. The OK Bar is constructed of load-bearing brick. Exterior rehabilitation and stabilization of the OK Bar property was performed in the mid-1990’s. The house is in fair condition and now available for tenant finish-out. Landscaping around the property was installed in January of 2016, including decomposed granite seating areas along S. Alamo and Xxxxx Xxxxxx frontage and a secured service yard to the north. The building originally had a basement and at least one outbuilding that served as restrooms for the bar, but the structure was moved in the 1980s for an expansion of the Convention Center and these components were not reconstructed. The historic OK Bar before being The OK Bar at its current location History Historic photo of OK Bar façade The history of the bar is incomplete, but the best confirmation of ownership and building use comes from City of San Antonio appraisal records from the 1950s and 1960s. An appraiser in the 1950s estimated that the building dated to 1890. At the time of that appraisal, the building was made of solid brick, had wooden windows and a xxxxx roof, and was occupied by both the owner and a renter. By the mid-twentieth century, the OK Bar served as both a place of business and as a residence. Interior Rehabilitation Work Potentially Required: Interior stabilization work includes but is not limited to: • Remove non-historic wall and ceiling finishes including suspended lay-in ceilings, gypsum board ceilings and walls • Fenestrate historic arched openings at East elevation to open to the plaza at Yanaguana Garden • Restore concrete flooring • Restore all other wood components including o Repair and restore damaged interior wall finishes o Sand, prep and paint all interior doors, windows, frames, baseboards, and other wood items • Build ADA accessible restroom • Retain or upgrade existing mechanical system, replace ducts and re- route return air • Retain existing electrical system, relocate surface raceways • Remove and replace lighting fixtures, add new receptacles, exit lights, phone outlets and fire alarm system • Potentially install new automatic sprinkler system, build new sprinkler riser room Floorplans: See next page. Southwest Quadrant Businesses Two other structures on the southern end of Yanaguana Garden were awarded to local small business owners in January 2015. These buildings and businesses include:
Exterior Rehabilitation a. Installation of storm windows and doors, providing they conform to the shape and dimensions of existing windows.
Exterior Rehabilitation. 1) Installation of exterior storm windows and storm doors, provided they conform to the shape and size of the historic windows and doors, and that the meeting rails of storm windows coincide with that of existing sash;
Exterior Rehabilitation a. Mothballing: Securing and "mothballing" of structures, using methods defined in the National Park Service's Preservation Brief 31, Mothballing Historic Structures.
Exterior Rehabilitation a. Purchase and acquisition of real property. b. Architectural and engineering fees.
Exterior Rehabilitation a. Rebuilding of existing wheelchair ramps, or installation of new ramps on secondary building elevations where the building is not located on a corner lot.
Exterior Rehabilitation
