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status of the facility is being forecast for 2021-2026. Alisting of assets for the facility is <br />provided as EXHIBIT 2. <br />Lower County Maintenance Shop (Ellensburg. WA) <br />The unreinforced concrete masonry wall construction building dates to the early 1930s. The site <br />is approximately 4 acres (comprised of five separate tax parcels) in size and supports numerous <br />outbuilding for equipment and material storage. The booked land value is approximately $2,619 <br />(1930s) with building improvements estimated at$279,377 +l-. KCDPW is currently engaged in <br />discussions with Solid Waste for acquiring approximately five acres of land allowing shop <br />relocation in the next several years. Solid Waste is currently finalizingland use actions that will <br />make land acquisition possible. A listing of current assets is provided in EXHIBIT 4 of this <br />plan. Planning level costs and anticipated major actions associated with shop relocation over the <br />next several years (2026) is provided as EXHIBIT 2. <br />Pits and Ouarries <br />KCDPW currently maintains ten pit sites within the Equipment Rental and Replacement Fund. <br />The sites vary in size from one-half acre to several acres, the largest holding being the Hanson <br />Ponds facility. The aggregate asset value of the pits is estimated at approximately $43,300 (based <br />on acquisition year land value). Improvements at various locations (fencing) is estimated at <br />981,744 +l- invalue. The sites are predominately used for aggregate storage or burning of debris <br />collected during road maintenance operations. <br />The Hansen Pit facility is being considered for use as an Advanced Environmental Mitigation site <br />and a forecasted action plan is provided as EXHIBIT 1. Specific actions associated with Hansen <br />Pit are forecast in the six-year improvement plan while all other Pits and Quarries assets are listed <br />in EXHIBIT 2. No forecast improvements are anticipated during the planning period (2021-2026) <br />for the remaining pits and quarry sites. <br />Page 3 of5