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                           Public Use and Property Management Plan
                                       BeaHie        7 Powers -P             Ce
                                                    "s"11, New YA




                                                     Submitted to:

                                           The Beattie Powers Place Committee
                                                  Florence Cally, Chair







                                                      Prepared by:
                                                    Scenic Hudson, Inc.
                                                     9 Vassar Street,
                                                 Poughkeepsie, New York
                                                          12601



             T11is plan was developed for the New York Department of State, division of Coastal Resources and
             Waterfront Revitalization, with financial assistance from the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource
             Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, provided under the Coastal Zone
             Management Act of 1972, as amended. Partial funding provided by a grant from Scenic Hudson,
             Inc.


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                 1991                                December, 1091









                                                         Introduction

                'Me Beattie Powers Place in Catskill, New York is a unique riverfront property on the west bank
                of the Hudson River with views to the north of the Rip Van Winkle Bridge and Olana, and views
                to the west of the Catskill mountains and the site of the once famous Catskill Mountain House.
                Although the site is within walking distance from the center of Catskill's Main Street, it is a
                significant riverfront parcel (7.5 acres) and integral to the maintenance of public access to the
                river for the community.

                The Beattie Powers Place Committee has outlined its long term goals in the Beattie Powers Place
                Report, Proposal for Village Use _Qf the Building and Property. July l& 1991. This report clearly
                delineated the property use options and the subsequent advantages and disadvantages. This
                report declares that the donor's intent that the property be used "... as a public park for the
                recreation and well-being of its residents and those in the surrounding area". The Committee has
                determined that the property be used for passive recreation, with nature trails and bird watching,
                creating and encouraging wild bird habitat and developing interpretive signage for the landscape,
                building and wild life.

                As part of this passive use of the property, the Committee specified that occasional concerts,
                community events, house tours and lectures would also be an appropriate use of the house and
                site.

                Any use of the site must take into consideration the surrounding residential area and this plan
                mitigates as much of the negative impacts as possible. Parking during special events and the
                location of rest room facilities are some of the concerns which were addressed as sensitively as
   Cjl<         possible.

                The development of the property will require phase  d planning due to limited funding, the sea-
                sonal nature of the work, and the need to create a volunteer "core" to undertake the less strenu-
                ous work on the site. This plan outlines those phases and the tasks within which may be deemed
   CDIQ         as "contract services" and "volunteer services".
                The following plan outlines the development of the property with conceptual guidelines, design
                suggestions, and cost estimates for the work. The plan developed from a review of the recre-
                ational potential, plant, bird, and wildlife habitat, aesthetic, cultural, and historical references,
                and the planned use of the site. Each of these concerns has been overlaid on the map of the
                property, with the intent to minimize as much conflict of use as possible.

                The plan does not take into consideration the estimates for restoration of the house. The Existing
                Condition Survey of the Powers House by Pierpont Nelson Architects, P.C., and the above-
                referenced Beattie-Powers Place Report describe the house and restoration costs. The changes
                noted on the plan in reference to the house relate to the removal of the porte cochere and the
                renovation of the former maid's apartment to accomodate a larger restroom facility.













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                Description of Existing Conditions

                The site is accessed from a shared driveway from the public street. The water and sewer lines are
                also located under this driveway. This shared driveway is necessary as the property does not
                front directly on Prospect Avenue, rather, it- sits behind another smaller property. The site con-
                tinues to the River rising gently from the street to the house and from there dropping, quite
                steeply in some areas, to the river.

                The western section of the property, defined here as the area between the house and the property
                fronting Prospect Avenue, has varying site conditions taken into consideration when developing
                the use plan. First, the area immediately adjecent to the western property boundary is a low, wet
                area. It is currently overgrown with briers and brush, but a dry stone masonry wall is visible and
                serves as the boundary between the neighbor and Beattie Powers Place.

                This section is also the location of the mature plantings and trees. The drive to the house is lined
                by large oak trees with some sycamore and even a small stand of white birch sprinkled among
                the lawn plantings.

                There are remnants of the original carriage drive to the house, a meandering route that moved
                from- east to west across the front lawn of the property. The bluestone path from the house to the
                driveway, a more recent addition, remains although some pieces are deteriorated.

                The northern section (defined as the area between the house and the nothern property boundary)
                has remnants of the pergola which once connected the formal garden at the Beattie Powers
                House to the neighboring main house.

                The southern section, between the house and the neighboring property is a narrow, overgrown
                area. As the neighboring historic house has been removed and a modem building remains, the
                growth is necessary screening to preserve the feeling of history at the site.

                Without a doubt, the eastern section provides the most opportunity and challenge for the project.
                Currently, the ground slopes steeply towards the river, with few breaks in the hillside. Histori-
                cally, this area featured a large fon-nal garden with the above-mentioned pergola and a flat
                seating area beyond the stone dust walk that currently encircles the house. The original carriage
                road that ran from Catskill Point to town remains as an overgrown path at the river. The majority
                of the hillside is currently overgrown with briars and vines, although gateway visible from the
                house suggests that a series of paths through this thicket must have existed at one time.


















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                           Suggested Site Use Plan and Design Guidelines
                                         (numbers keyed to the Public Use Plan Drawing)

                The management of the site will be performed by the Village of Catskill under the direction of
                the Beattie Powers Place Management Committee.
                Management'Guidelines

                Critical to the operation and management of Beattie Powers Place is the development of a
                volunteer "core". To that end the Beattie Powers Place Committee must create a sub- committee
                devoted to developing this core. The local historical society may take an active interest in creat-
                ing a guides program for the house. A "Friends of Beattie Powers Place" should be created to
                research the grounds and gardens and maintain the more delicate aspects of the historic land-
                scape, i.e. the garden and specimen plantings.
                Operational Hours

                The park should be managed on a dawn-to-dusk basis during the year. Access should be re-
                stricted to the house and immediate grounds during sensitive nesting times in the spring and to
                the stone paths when rain and groundwater conditions have made the lawn and fields impassable.

                Special events will require additional security measures as access will be permitted after dark on
                the site. Security lights for the house and grounds will be necessary as well as a lock on the gate
                leading to the bird watching paths.

                Vehicular Access I

                Although parking on the site will be discouraged, a parking lot will be located at the western
                boundary with a capacity for ten cars, including one handicapped space. There will be no ve-
                hicular access to the house but the drive will be maintained to allow for emergency vehicles and
                deliveries to the house. The construction of such a parking facilty will necessitate building berms
                to protect the neighboring residence's view and installing drains, paving materials (the Commit-
                tee selected a red stone gravel), lighting and plantings to further screen the parking area from the
                house.

                A vehicle control point (bollard and chain) will be installed at the fork in the driveway where the
                drive splits to enclircle the house.

                Boat Access 2

                There will be no river access for boats nor can there be any boat launching from this site. The
                steep slope would severely restrict opportunities for creating a boat launch at the river edge.
                Such a facility would also diminish the passive recreational use of the site.

                Riverfront Access

                The riverfront can not be considered part of the project at this time. It is advisable to limit
                pedestrian traffic on the beach and the hillside directly above it to prevent accidents or erosion.
                Hunting

                As the site is being developed as a nature preserve with the intent to encourage wild bird nesting,
                all hunting should be prohibited from the site. The boundary should be clearly posted with
                signage that prohibits hunting and restricts access to designated areas.

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                 Bicycle Access 3

                 Cyclists should be restricted to the western portion of the site. A bike rack should be installed at
                 the information booth.

                 Rest Facilities 4

                 Ile Committee intends to renovate the former servant's quarters to include permanent restroom
                 facilities for the building and site. These facilities would be open while the site is open for
                 visitors. The renovation will be done in such a way as to prevent access to the rest of the house
                 when it is not open to the general public (i.e. if the house becomes an office or is used for pri-
                 vate affairs like a wedding).

                 While these renovations are taking place, temporary facilities will be used with a private mainte-
                 nance contract from the supplier. These facilities will be located at the parking area, housed in a
                 temporary structure that will both screen the facilities from the neighboring residences and
                 provide some level of security when the site is closed.



                 Habitat Improvement for Eastern (Riverfront) Property 5

                 One of the long term goals of the Committe is the creation of habitat to encourage wild birds and
                 create nesting and feeding opportunities for migratory birds on the eastern side of the property.
                 Below is a listing of plantings and shrubs suitable for this purpose. Note that the mature height
                 of these plants will not restrict or prohibit Hudson River views.
                 Plantings:

                 Barberry: grows in any location; best for erosion control; produces berries; with its thick, dense
                                growth, it provides good nesting, summer and winter shelter.

                 Bayberry, Myruca Pennsylvanica: Prefers dry soil; produces berries; will require male and
                                female plants for berry production.

                 Birch, gray, Betula alnifolia: Prefers dry soil; another erosion controller; produces seeds.

                 Deutzia: Prefers moist soil conditions; a thick, dense grower for nesting, summer or winter
                                shelter.

                 Dogwood, Shrubby:
                      Red Twig: Prefers moist soil; another erosion controller; produces berries.
                      Yellow Twig: Prefers moist soil; erosion controller; produces berries.

                 Euonymus, Winged: Can be planted anywhere; good erosion controller.

                 Honeysuckle, shrub:
                             fragrantissima: Plant anywhere; produces seeds.
                              Tartatian: Plant it anywhere; produces seeds.

                 Juneberry, Amelanchier alnifolia: Likes dry soil; produces berries.
                     Sasktoon serviceberry


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                Juniper, Pfitzer (shrubby): Likes dry soil; erosion
                or Hetzii (more compact)                   controller; thick, dense growth provides shelter for
                                                            summer, winter, nesting.

                Mock Orange: Prefers moist soil; thick growth for summer shelter.

                Prunits tomemtosa: Plant it anywhere; produces berries.
                Nanking Cherry


                Rose: multiflora: grows anywhere, erosion control,thick growth for nesting and summer shelter;
                                            produces berries.
                    rugosa: grows anywhere; erosion controller; produces berries.


                Symphoricarpos albus: Plant anywhere; controls erosion; produces berries.
                   Snowberry

                Spirea van Houttei: Plant in moist soil; thick growth makes good nesting habitat.

                Sumac, stag's-horn: Plant in dry soil; produces berries.

                Viburnum: Trilobum (highbush cranberry) Plant in moist soil; produces berries.
                           Maple Leaf: Plant in moist soil; produces berries.
                       Prunifolium (Blackhaw): Plant it anywhere; produces berries.

                In general, these shrubs can be planted in poor, rocky soil. The planting should take place in the
                spring, as soon as the ground thaws. As the hillside is currently covered with growth, do not do
                any general clearing, just selective planting and clearing. Do not fertilize the first year. Water
                deeply every 7-10 days until frost if rainfall is inadequate during the first year. Keep a mulch
                about two inches deep around these plants until they begin to spread.

                As part of the habitat management plan, plant a nursery bed for young plants at the bottom of the
                hill to nurture them for the first year and propogate new growth. Tiny shrubs placed in their
                permanent location will dry out too quickly and will require replacement.
                Landscaping Improvements (General): 6

                The areas to be planted with meadow grass should be mowed selectively to encourage wild-
                flower growth. The mowed paths should not exceed four feet wide. Swale path contours to
                provide adequate drainage. Mow paths only when grasses exceed two inches in height to avoid
                scorching. 6

                The formal garden on the east side of the property will require a substantial retaining wall and
                stairs to lead from the garden to the hillside below. More research must be done to delineate the
                outline of the paths and uncover the planting plan. This portion of the project is part of the final
                phase and will need a large funding source. 7

                The mature trees on the western portion of the property must be pruned and treated as some are
                diseased. The Conu-nitte will make a final determination on the status of some of the older
                marginal trees which may present hazards to users on the site or to the house. 8

                The understory on the western section will be cleaned out to encourage wildflower and grass
                growth. Clearing the understory will also allow some of the wet soils to dry and create a

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                 healthier environment for the existing trees. 9

                 Paths to the house from the parking lot and around the house win be crushed red stone (3/8")
                 over a gravel aggregate base with drainage tiles as needed in wet areas. An existing bluestone
                 path from the house to the driveway will be restored, resetting- the salvageable stone and replac-
                 ing to match original when necessary. 10

                 The property boundaries will be screened to protect the neighboring houses and also to protect
                 the sense of history at the site. The existing scrubby growth is inadequate during the winter
                 months so that it will be necessary to replace this with evergreen shrubs to complete the screen-
                 ing from ground to tree level. 11

                 The property boundary between the northern neighbor and the formal garden will be completed
                 with a wooden post and wide gauge wire fence planted with ornamental vines to screen the
                 neighboring house from view. The pergola which once ran between the two houses will now
                 terminate at this fence and make a 90 degree turn to the east to end at the stairs overlooking the
                 river and the meadow. 12

                 Lighting

                 The parking area will have a period light post to match the new post at the drive to the house.
                 There will be one light post across from the entrance to the house. 13

                 Architecture

                 The restoration and cost estimates for the restoration of the house are covered in the previously
                 mentioned architects' report dated August 16, 1991. This plan was developed independent of the
                 intended use for the house which was undetermined at this time. (Although the concept of a
                 building for community events was mutually agreeded upon, the strategy for implementing and
                 financing this concept had not yet been developed.)

                 Additional architecture that must be considered for the site include landscape amenities such as
                 benches and a reproduction of the Adirondack-style gazebo on the eastern side of the property,
                 as well as a unified signage program that interprets the site for the visitor and controls access on
                 the site. 14

                 Two open air structures must be constructed at the parking area for users on the site. The first
                 will serve temporarily as a location for the restroom facilities while renovations are made to the
                 main houseformer servant's quarters to accomodate permanent facilities. This building win
                 later serve as the staging center for open air concerts and performances. It will require a power
                 hook-up for these events. 15

                 The second building is also an open air structure serving as the information center for special
                 events and will have a property map and interpretive signage installed permanently for visitors.
                 It will also require a power hook-up for special events. In the summer, a temporary canvas roof
                 can be installed to provide shade. 16

                 Note: These design guidelines are subject to review by State regulations.







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                               Construction and Phased Site Development
                 Phase I

                 The first phase of construction will entail development of the western section of the property and
                 the area immediately adjacent to the house.
                 Description

                 Installation of parking lot                               By Contract
                 including drainage, 6" substrate                          Cost Est.: $ 14,000
                 and 2" gravel, oiled with 4" red
                 stone finish, 10 cars, including
                 1 handicappped space

                 Installation of period lighting (3)                       By Contract
                                                                           Est: $ 3,200

                 Installation of bollard and chains                        By Contract
                 (2) at parking lot and house drive                        Est.: $ 1,700

                 Construction of staging area                              By Skilled Volunteers
                 inclduing power hook-up                                   By Contract
                                                                           Est.: $ 5,500

                 Construction of information/visitor                       By Contract
                 center, incl. foundation, power,                          Est.: $ 4,500
                 signage

                 Perimeter & misc. plantings for                           By Volunteer
                 front lawn                                                Materials Only
                                                                           Est.: $ 4,500

                 Tree Maintenance, misc. pruning                           By Voluteer
                                                                           Materials Only
                                                                           Est.: $ 2,000

                 Regrade/resurface driveway                                By Contract
                 install drainage, blacktop surface                        Est.: $ 5,000

                 Install new red stone path around                         By Contract
                 house (300 Lf.) reset bluestone path                      By Volunteer
                 to and from house                                          Est: 84 cents per square foot for red
                                                                                stone($ 10 10) / bluestone materials
                                                                                and labor no charge

                 Signage:
                 Entry Sign at Prospect Ave.                               By Contract
                 Wood, painted, carved, gilded                             Est.: $ 1,800

                 Directive Signage, parking,                               By Contract
                 hours of operation, access                                Est.: $ 2,000
                 control. Wood, painted, (8)

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                 Interpretive Signage: House and                                By Contract
                 Grounds, plantings and specimen                                Est.: $ 3,000
                 trees. Wood, painted.

                 Bike Rack, enamelled, painted.                                 By Contract
                                                                                Est.: $ 800

                 Benches. Wood, painted or oiled.                               By Contract
                 Installed. by volunteers. Allow 8.                             Materials Only
                                                                                Est.: $ 600 per 6' bench
                 Eastern Section, Phase I Continued

                 Regrade slope, install swale system                            By Volunteer
                 at steep slope to meadow

                 Restore Historic River Views                                   By Volunteer

                 Plant Hillside to stabilize and                                By Volunteer
                 create wildlife and bird habitat                               Materials Only
                                                                                Est.: $ 3,500

                 New Entry Gate to Hillside                                     By Volunteer
                                                                                Materials Only
                                                                                Est.: $ 300

                 Install fence, wide gauge wire wooden posts                    By Volunteer
                 plant with ornamental vines                                    Materials Only
                                                                                Est.: $ 1500
                 Phase II, Formal Garden Prelim. Restoration and Miscellaneous Landscape
                                 Details

                 New Retaining Wall for Formal                                  By Contract
                 Garden, including drainage and                                 Est.: $ 40,000
                 raqndom fieldstone face with
                 backfill and 6" topsoil cover;
                 bluestone stairs from garden to
                 hillside

                 Regrade immediate area at riverside                            By Contract
                 of house, provide drainage swales and                          Est.: $ 2,000
                 seed to prevent erosion

                 Gazebo. Wood, oiled.                                           By Contract
                 Installed by Volunteers                                        Est.: $ 5,500









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               Phase III Completed Restoration


               Restoration of Formal Gardens, includ-                     By Volunteers
               ing planting beds and paths                                Materials Only
                                                                          Est.: $ 1,500

               Restoration of pergola                                     By Volunteers
                                                                          Materials Only
                                                                          Est.: $ 5,000
               Total Development Costs:
               Phase 1                              $ 59,110
               Phase 1E1                            $ 47,500
               Phase 1H                             $ 6,500
               Total Cost of Development            $113,110










               Note: T"hese estimates were based on a preliminary review of th esite, not an in-depth analysis of
               conditions. Actual bids may vary.





















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                                      List of Appendices

           Appendix A: Bench and Lighting Recommendations

           Appendix B: Signage Recommendations.

           Appendix C: Historic Photodocumentation of Formal Gardens


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																																  benches. This is a heavy, strong, desirable, bench and is generally al-
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                                                                                   Appendix B



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                                                   by
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                                          527 Albany Post Road
                                       Hyde Park, New York 12538

                                             (914) 229-6061

              1 February 1992

              Dear Business Friend:

              Thanks for expressing an interest in PtIVERHOOD SIGUM BY DANDEV DESIGNS.

              The distinctively styled signs we produce follow certain basic guidelines:

              Each piece is custom designed by the design team here at RIVERWOOD SIGNS BY
              DANDEV DESIGNS, or we will gladly work with your people to produce a sign or
              signage system which will enhance the overall architecture or follow a certairr
              environmental theme.

              Although we work in a broad spectrum of unique mediums, we are best known for
              our pieces in redwood.    In 1984 Riverwood Signs introduced the technique of
              sandblasting redwood for signs to an area which mainly*- consisted of plastic
              faces and plastic letters or plywood signs which deteriorated within three to
              five years.

              For your permanent signage we recormnend using f irst quality materials which
              are then meticulously and professionally crafted to completely enhance the
              unique ambiance which sets you apart from all others.   This, we f eel, is what
              a sign should do for a business.     Your total satisfaction with the finished
              product is assured when you become the proud owner of a distinctive and
              long-lasting representation of yourself and your specialty.

              Our sales people will work together with your needs and budget and give you
              the best sign for your money.      We simply ask that you consider your sign
              and/or design needs when you first consider your budget. A sign is one of the
              first impressions you can make in your business. It's what people look to for
              information as well as identification.


              RIVERWOOD SIGNS BY DANDEV DESIGNS is a full service sign business ranging from
  iA          temporary "Sales" signs and point of purchase displays to vinyl and airbrushed
              window or vehicle graphics. We also offer a variety of gold and metal leafing
              techniques as well as exotic inlays.      On a closing note, we would like to
              remind you about the Americans with Disabilities Act which went into effect on
              January 26, 1992 and its pertinence to signage for the visually disabled. We
              can provide and install any ADA signage you need (call for details).

              Please feel f ree to call us at (914) 229-6061 so we can meet to discuss your
              sign and/or design needs.

              Thank you very much.

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                                                 HI nuolow SIGNS
                                                        by
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                                              527 Albany Post Road
                                           Hyde Park, New York 12538

                                                  (914) 229-6061


                            WOOD


                   Exterior signs are available in Redwood and Cedar.

                   All signs are BASE-PRICED per square foot and include up to five words.

                   STOCK SIZE                                            SINGLE-FACE      DOUBLE-FACE

                        lit  ........................................... $58.50/ft2       $102.50/ft2
                        2 .............................................. $63.50/ft2       $112.00/ft2
                        4  ............................................  $76.00/ft2       $133.00/ft2


                   ADD per vord over five    ........................... $10.95           $18.50


                   Interior signs are available in most woods, including exotics, however prices
                   will.vary. Call for individual prices.




             OPTIMS

                   G=    LEAF (priced per square inch)

                   All prices for gold and other precious metals.vary from day to day due to
                   the daily market value change. For this reason it is advisable to call for
                   current prices.

                   SURFACE GOLD 23-K (recommended for exterior use and repeated handling)

                   PATENT GOLD 23-K (necessary for exterior on-site gilding)

                   GLASS GOLD 23-K (interior gilding on glass only)

                   NOTE: Both imported and domestic grades of gold are available for gilding.

                   MOON GOLD (Palladium) (91/10 gold, 5% palladium, 21% platinum, 2% silver)

                   Variegated Leaf (Interior or Exterior decorative leaf with discrete markings
                        of different shades of red or green)
                        Red or Green Tint   ............................................  $ 1.60 ft2

                   Composition Leaf (Interior only, tarnishes quickly)      ..............$   .60 ft2
                   Copper Leaf  ........................................................  $  1.00 ft2
                   Silver Leaf - Domestic (used for glass on interior)       .............$  2.25 ft2

                   Aluminum Leaf -"German Silver"
                         (Takes the place of Silver Leaf for other surfaces)      .........$  .95 ft2

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             ARTWORK   .........................................................        $55.00/hour

                    Layouts and Custom designed hand-drawn or                      ALL PRICES ARE
                    Computer generated art:                                             MINIMUMS

                    A. LETTERING ONLY
                         Pencil sketches of proposed signs      .....................   $ 54.00
                         Camera Ready     Black & White   ..........................    $105.00

                    B. LETTERING w/SIMPLE PICTORIAL or SILHOUETTE-TTPE LOGO
                         Pencil Sketch  .........................................       $ 95.50
                         Camera Ready - Black & White     ..........................    $141.50

                    C. LETTERING, w/AVERAGE DETAILED LOGO
                         Pencil sketch  .........................................       $157.50
                         Camera Ready - Black & White     ..........................    $209.00

                    EACH ADDITIONAL COLOR    ......................................     $ 50.50
             Very complex designs will incur the hourly rate for ARTWORK           ..... $ 55.00/hr.


             COMPUIM DIGITIZIM


                    CXV1'0M SUPPLIED CAMERA READY ART
                                                                                        MINIMUM
                         Simple one-color geometric design.        ...................  $ 17.25
                         Simple letter styles per color per set-up        ............. $ 40.25
                         Simple one-color Logo     .................................    $ 54.00
                         Average two-color Logo     ................................    $105.50
                         Difficult Logo or Letters (3 color-maximum)        ........... $157.50
                    EACH AM ITIONAL COLOR (Add to above charge)       ................. $ 14.50

                NUM: The above digitizing price a            for estimating purposes & the prices
             may vary up or down upon receipt of artvork. . If other'tban CAMERA, READY ART is
             received, any necessary alterations will be charged an additional hourly rate of
             $55.00 per hour.

              INSTALLATION
                    All installations have the following charges:
                          Minimum charge   ........................................     $ 50.00
                          Trip charge   ...........................................     $ 25.00
                          Add per mile over 10    ..................................    $   1.00
                                (Boom truck not included in above prices)

                    WALL MOLMT SIGNS:
                          Priced per bolt or screw used
                          Flat-mounted to wood, under 12, high       .................. $   8.50
                                                   over 121 high    ................... $  14.00
                          Flat-mounted to concrete, under 12' high       .............. $  12.50
                                                        over 121 high   ............... $  21.00

              PLUS S= SALES TAX unless valid certificate of exemDtion, properly filled out,
               is supplied with payment upon delivery or within 30 days of delivery.

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