Bud Jackson’sSportsman’s Bar & Grill

2209 Adams Avenue

As purchased in 2003

• Built circa 1920

• Legacy restaurant and bar facility

• Existing service area: 3,446 sq. ft.

• Continuous improvements since 2003

Issues 1

Exterior service area unusable due to weather constraints and close street proximity.

Two HVAC units clearly visible from the street.

Mismatched windows.

Issues 2

Flat roof sections visible to the street view.

Existing roof lines are truncated.

Existing siding shows signs of deterioration.

Mismatched siding.

Proposal

• .

• .Expand the interior service area facing Adams Ave to replace the outdoor service area

Replace deteriorating siding

Create visual continuity and upgraded styling with new siding, trim and stone wainscot.

Frame street-facing wall into a full gable with facade to screen HVAC units from street view

ExpansionExisting facility and service areas.

Improved façade and expanded service area.

Deck conversion to interior service area.

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Elevations

Hardie Plank SidingRiver rock wainscot

New higher façade masks HVAC units

Consistent window placement and style

Economic Benefits

Improved service area caters to a larger consumer demand.

Increased business = more jobs

Refreshed aesthetics increases neighboring property values

Added square footage increases property tax contribution to the urban renewal fund.

Updated exterior appearance bring a new look and feel to the eastern stretch of Adams Avenue.

Only local contractors and suppliers will be used.

Feasibility

Practical considerations Impact to existing site features will be minimal. Tie-in to existing systems will be safe and cost efficient. All building codes will be met or exceeded.

Planning Department and zoning compliance Project meets all zoning requirements. Project meets general acceptability requirements. Contingencies for additional parking spaces have been secured.

Building Schedule Work will begin on or about June 15, 2011 Scheduled completion on September 15, 2011

Project is ready to proceed.

Cost BreakdownWorkable Design

Working drawings for permits $ 2,100.00

Blue Eagle Engineering Structural Engineering

700.00

City of LaGrande Building, Mechanical & Electrical permit

2,320.00

Challis Concrete Foundation and adjacent flatwork Parking Concrete

10,410.00

Gary Anderson Construction Existing Demolition New wall and roof framing – Siding Rock wainscot - Windows and Doors Insulation – Roofing - Interior finish Sheetrock and texture

39,800.00

2,800.00

All-Phase Electrical Electrical

7,000.00

All Air HVAC Mechanical

2,500.00

Owner Flooring and Paint

3,000.00

Total Project $ 70,630.00

Contact

Victor and Brenda AshcraftP.O. Box 991

La Grande, OR 97850(541) 910-0035

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