The Washington times., 1902-08-26

ment of the offices or the light and air
thereof. to obtain on this floor a hall ap-
proNimately of 1000 square feet area,
but this is not an absolute requirement.
Second Floor.-Coroner-Tw rooms,
aggregating $50 square feet In area.
Health Department-Five rooms. ag
gregating $500 square feet in area. To
be provided with a vault. Il by IS feet in
ST .e.
Inspector of Gas and Meters-Five
rooms, aggregating 1000 square feet
area! One room to have 500 square
feet, the balance equal division of area.
Sealer OF Weights and Measures
Three rooms, aggregating 1900 square
feet aSa.
Police Department-Fifteen rooms, ag
gregating $500 square feet of area, about
equally divided. To be provided with
vault. u by Is feet. in addition.
Third Floor.-Children's Guardians
Four rooms, aggregating 1,50O square
feet of area.
Examination roOm-One room. with
an area of $500 square feet. well lighted.
Third Assistant Engineer-Two rooms
aggregating $50 square feet in area.
| Sewer Division-Six rooms. aggregat-
ling 400 square feet, $500 square feet
being in one large room. the balance of
area being divided equally among the
/ five other rooms.
superintendent of Property-Three or
four rooms, aggregating 2.60O square feet
area. One room to contain 500 square
feet of area, one room to contain COO
square feet area. balance equally di-
vided. Rooms TO be adjacent to sewer
division and convenient to Building In
spector and Computing Engineer. on the
floor below and above. respectively.
Water Department.
Superintendent of Water Department
Four rooms, aggregating $500 square
feet, including a drafting room of 1,6OO
square feet. well lighted.
Street Cleaning-Five rooms, aggre-
eating 1000 square feet area, about
equally divided.
Insurance Department-Five rooms.
aggregating 1,S00 square feet area, about
equally divided.
Fourth Floor.-Corporation Counsel
Six rooms, aggregating 1000 square feet:
one room to be sufficient in size to be
used as library; the rest about equally
divided; suite TO be provided with
vault, 10 by u feet in size
First and Second Assistant Engineers
-Four rooms, aggregating 500 square
feet area, arranged two rooms in a suite
Engineer Department records-Four
rooms: two rooms each containing 1000
square feet area and two of 400 square
feet each; vault II by IS feet to be pro-
vided in addition.
Computing Engineer-Five rooms ag-
gregating 1900 square feet area: $500
square feet of which is to be in one large
room.
suryeyor-Five rooms. aggregating
300 square feet area. To be divided
into two rooms of 900 square feet area
each, and the balance tc be equally di-
vided into three rooms. Vaul 12 by IS
feet 10 be provided in addition
Property Clerk-Four rooms, aggre-
eating $500 square feet area.
On the Fifth Floor.
Fifth Floor.-The Commissioner
Nine rooms. aggregating $500 square
feet area. Each of the three Commits
sioners to be provided with a private
and public office, of 500 square feet area
each. and an ante-room of 300 square,
feet area
Board room-One room of 2.5lO square
feet area, convenient Of access to all the
Commissioners
Secretary Of the Board-Three room.
Of 1000. Loco and 500 square feet area.
with 4.T00 square feet left to be sub
divided as it may seem best in the fu-
ture. Vault 10 by ~ feet 10 be provided,
and rooms should be located convenient
TO both Commissioners and board meet
ing room.
Electric lighting-Ten rooms, aggre-
eating $500 square feet area, including
IN at fftgx %
area.
Health Department-Two thousand
square feet area, required to be subdi-
vided later, for chemical and biological
laboratory work should be located so rs
10 secure north light
Inspectors OF Asphalts and Cements-
Eight rooms. aggregating 1920 square
feet area. for chemical and testing lab
oratories
A blue printing room must be provid-
ed either on this floor or on the roof OF
the building where it will not be visible.
not to exceed 600 square feet area.
Extra Requirements.
No allowance has been made in the
above schedule for elevators, stairways.
corridors or toilet facilities, but am
pie accommodations in these lines must
be provided for. Toilets for both the
public and clerical force (male ard fe-
nale) should be ample Corridors, hall
ways stairs, and elevators generous and
amply lighted
The heating and lighting apparatus
can be located in the sub basement, as
before the building shall be completed
the deep sewerage system will be In
operation which will furnish proper
drainage.
The above schedule represents the
present requirements for accommoda-
tiCns in the building and in the near
future, but wherever practicable. addi-
tional unallotted space should be pro-
vided to the extent of 20 per cent of
the above aggregate
y survey OF the square No. 2j5. accom-
panying this schedule gives the grades,
curb lines, building lines, and area of
ground to be covered
Each design submitted shall consist
OF the following drawings only tho al
ternate design will be consideredl and
must be inclosed In a portfolio or be-
tween stiff card boards and securely
wrapped. sealed, and addressed to the
Board of Award. District Government
Building. Washington, d. c.. each pack
age plainly and conspicuously marked
with the name of the building under
competition:
Plan OF each floor Gncluding base
menD, one sixteenth of an inch to one
foot
Rendered elevation of the north front