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E. V. DOLAN CO. E. VINCENT DOLAN, MA.I. REALTOR AND APPRAISER NORTHERN FEDERAL auILDING ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 ' DESCRIPTION OF "rm, PROPf_.RTY (Cont Inip rovernents The improvem(nrs cunsi sr_ 0f an l,rnt, nr: rr•y sc11011I which is one-story for Lhe most part except for the ori.gin.tL portion which Es two stori,�, ' The building was bui 1t over .an ext(-nded period (.0 t.Lmt, with the original building being built in 1928. The southerly wing was buEl.t in tta51 with an addition in 1953. The weirerly wing w,rs built in 1947 wLth ' an addition in 11)58 arld the Last port. ion was constructed in 19 71 . The entire exr.cri.or is brick with aluminum windows and the vast majority Of the roof is a f'at, built up pitch and grave root; however, the south- erly wing of the huilding has a sloped roof which permitted second story windows facing b,jth east and west. lfeat is supplied by two as f' oil standbyLow ,-; .; g trod pro.ssur� scam boilers which are located in two separate boLLer rooms. Also, the older portion of the school has four gas fired hot air furnaces. Although the building is not air conditioned there is air handling equipment for all of the classrooms. A typical classroom in Lite west wing has an asphalt the floor with concrete block walls and acoustical Lite ceiling. There is exposed strip fluorescent lighting. In most cases, there: are cabineLS with Linoleum counter tops and a sink. Some of Lhe classrooms in this westerly wing have been carpeted. hallwov has a carpt,Lvd floor with glazed block approximately 7 feet height ,rnd concroLe block above this with acotjSLLcal Cite ceiling. The office area has carpeted fluor with sheetrock walls and acoustical the ceiling. The boys' and girls' lavatories have ceramic the floor, glazed block walls approx[mar.ely 6-1/2 to 7 feet in 'height. The souLh wing of the building, which was built in the early 1950's,11as a carpeted floor in Lite hatlw,ry with the glazed block approximately 5 let:t Ln h,right, concrete block above and acouSt ica 1 L i to ce i l ing, 1'hest! classrooms typically have an asphalt Lite floor with concrete block walls. As I have explained earlier, they have a second row of windows beginning at ceiling height and extending tip. Some of the partitions have been moved or targor doors have been installed. A laundry has been installed with additional plumbing to handle Lite clothes washing machines. Tilt! boys' room in the south wing has an asphalt the floor, concrete block and brick walls in the outer room. The inner area has ceramic Lite floor with glazed block walls. I am assuming that: the girls' room is the same. The upper r pp floor of the original school has an asphalt tile floor with sheetrock and plastered watts. The room that is marked "Music Room" has an acoustical rile ceiling; however, sonic of the Liles are, missing at the present LLme. At the south end of the building is the special services. This has been divided into a number of offices but basically they have carpeted floors that are badly worn and most of the partitions appear to be some type of movable partitions and there are acoustical Lite ceilings. The lower level is used as a kitchen, eating area and lounge. The kitchen area has a vinyl floor with a standard number of stainless steel countertops, commercial garbage disposals, dishwasher, 1 (continued) Page 4