what the work will be done without regard to the old building, either in taking down or the use of old materials. Notice to the successful bidder will be given within five days after opening the bids, and bond with security required from the person to whom the contract may be awarded, but the Commissioners reserve the right to reject all. For further information, apply to either of the undersigned at Fairfax Court House. . NEWMAN BURKE ) GEO. W. HUNTER, JR. ) Comm'rs ALFRED MOSS ) APPENDIX E COURTHOUSE RESTORATION SCHEDULE OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE FAIRFAX COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 1967 The following list comprises the schedule of work to be performed in the reconstruction of the Fairfax County Courthouse as set forth in the drawings prepared by Walter M. Macomber, architect for the project, in December 1965: _DEMOLITION_--Remove main floor, subfloor and joists, taking care to leave two columns supporting balcony, and beams beneath floor untouched. Remove all material in such a manner as to be re-usable if suitable. Remove all woodwork within building: wainscot, railings, bench, window & door casing, etc. Remove all frame partitions. Remove cantilevered forward section of balcony back to existing beam, including stair. Remove existing segmental-top two-storey windows at sides of building. Remove sash only from existing small windows, unless jambs are rotted or otherwise found unsuitable for re-use. Carefully remove all finished flooring in balcony and porch chamber, taking care not to damage subfloor. All heating pipes shall be removed and temporarily capped off below the first floor. All electrical wiring shall be removed and recapped below the first floor level except such as shall be needed for power tools, etc. Contractor shall carefully remove all existing monuments and plaques within building, securely store them, and reset them upon completion at direction of architect. _MATERIALS_--All new joists and studs shall be of construction grade fir, free of all parasites & decay, having a moisture content no greater than 18%. All new subfloor to be 5/8" plyscord. Apply sisalcraft paper between subfloor and finished floor. All flooring shall be 25/32" x 5-1/2" tongue and groove clear southern long leaf yellow pine, with relieved back & face edges slightly eased. The use of resawn used mill framing obtained from demolition companies is recommended in order to obtain straight grain. Architect must be submitted samples of flooring for his approval before use. No pieces shorter than eight feet will be used, except where necessary at juncture of floor & wall. All stair treads shall be of 1' 8" thick clear yellow pine, bull-nosed. All interior woodwork to be of clear western white pine, S 4 S, of thickness as shown on plans.