Demolition and site work for a mixed-use development in Homer, Alaska. Completed plans call for the demolition of a educational facility; for site work for a educational facility; water / sewer project; and water / sewer project.

Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, and equipment to abate and demolish the Young's Building including removal of the underground electric, sewer, water services, and landscaping per UAA Young Building Demolition design documents dated December 18, 2024. Question Deadline 08/01/2025 at 5:00 PM AKT online Q & A The Young Building is an unoccupied two-story building of approximately 5,923 square feet, originally constructed in 1972 with a single-story addition of a lean-to at the south end in 1995. The historic use of the building was as a restaurant and motel, which is the original two-story structure. The 3-bedroom apartment and shed at the south side are assumed to be the lean-to addition added to the building in 1995, per the Kenai Peninsula Borough property assessment. The interior partitions were primarily wood framed construction. The interior walls were typically gypsum wallboard. Wood paneling is present in the restaurant and bar, and marlite wall paneling present in the storage room behind the bar. Wood paneling is also present in southern sections of the 2nd floor motel. The gypsum wallboard was textured with a knockdown or lace texture pattern at both levels. Some walls in the restaurant and bar that are covered with wood paneling were not textured. Wall panels were generally adhered with mastic and nails. Suspended acoustic ceiling tiles were present in the second-floor motel rooms south of the interior stairwell and in the first-floor kitchen of the restaurant.