Site work and renovation of a municipal facility in Jefferson, Colorado. Completed plans call for the renovation of a municipal facility; and for site work for a municipal facility.

The main ranch house at the Tarryall/Cline Ranch was built in 1928. The structure is a two-story rectangular plan wood frame building resting on a stone and concrete foundation that extends approximately 32 inches above grade. Exterior finish is stucco. The house features its original flat (sloping from south to north) and parapeted roof with a built-up asphalt felt type of roofing system with a gutter and downspouts on the north elevation. The flat roof was overframed with a large gable roof with asphalt shingles from the 1980s. The south (primary) elevation features a broad, full-width untooled fieldstone porch with a low-pitch hipped roof and right-hand stepped entry. The main ranch house is an example of the Pueblo Revival style with elements of the Spanish Eclectic style, which is very unusual and rare for a ranch house in Colorado from the first half of the 20th century. Scope of Work: Phase a. Stabilize SE corner foundation section. Install shoring, and weatherize the opening as needed. b. Install sheathing, acrylic panels over window rough openings where needed. c. Recommend further weatherizing strategies, and install where needed. Sections of the existing building that must be addressed: This project must be completed within 21 days after contract is executed. 1. Cline Ranch main house Rehabilitation / Construction: Phase I - Foundation, Structural, and Building Envelope Rehabilitation Phase II - Interior Rehabilitation *These phases are subject to division and change due to funding availability.