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Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plan Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant Dallas, Dallas County, Texas July 2002 Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plan Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant Dallas, Dallas County, Texas July 2002 Project Administrator Southern Division Naval Facilities Engineering Command 2155 Eagle Drive North Charleston, South Carolina Prime Consultant Hardy Heck Moore & Associates, Inc. 611 S. Congress Avenue, Suite 300 Austin, Texas Department of the Navy Contract No. 62467-98-D-0094 Delivery Order 0001, Modification 3 I NTEGRATED C ULTURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LAN EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant (NWIRP) Dallas, Texas, (Figure 1.1) is a large aircraft and aerospace manufacturing complex in southwest Dallas. Vought Aircraft Industries operates the plant under a lease from the U.S. government. Because it remains under federal ownership, NWIRP Dallas is subject to Section 106 provisions of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (36 CFR 800). This regulation requires that any federally funded project take into consideration its impact on significant cultural resources, i.e., those that are listed in or eligible for the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). Previous studies (see Table 1.1) have identified Facilities 1, 6, 7, 16, and 49, as being eligible for inclusion in the NRHP. In addition, Facilities 94 and 97 are recommended as being potentially eligible for the NRHP when they reach the 50-year age threshold normally required for NRHP designation. Both buildings will reach that milestone in 2004. The Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan (ICRMP) serves as a guide for the Department of the Navy and Vought Aircraft Industries to maintain the integrity of the NRHP-eligible buildings in compliance with both federal regulations and Department of Defense (DOD) policies. The ICRMP is prepared according to DOD Instruction 4715.3, which delineates policies affecting significant cultural resources under DOD stewardship. The ICRMP recommends the adoption of a management philosophy, as well as specific guidelines to help Vought Aircraft Industries personnel understand what makes the aforementioned properties important and what preservation practices should be implemented to ensure that the integrity of these buildings is maintained. The report includes specific preservation treatments that are geared to the unique physical characteristics of the plant’s significant cultural resources and identifies routine maintenance procedures that do not require coordination with the Texas State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO). The ICRMP strongly recommends that SHPO consultation and coordination take place when any project or undertaking is either being contemplated or is in the very early planning stages. Such actions can avoid costly delays. By adopting and following the recommendations outlined in the ICRMP, NWIRP Dallas will comply with its federally mandated cultural resource management responsibilities as well as DOD Directive 4715.3. NAVAL WEAPONS INDUSTRIAL RESERVE PLANT DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS PAGE 1-1 I NTEGRATED C ULTURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LAN This project was undertaken for Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Engineering Field Division South, under Contract Number N62467-98-D-0994, Delivery Order 0001, Modification 3. Hardy•Heck•Moore, Inc., of Austin, Texas, prepared and assembled the report. PAGE 1-2 NAVAL WEAPONS INDUSTRIAL RESERVE PLANT DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS I NTEGRATED C ULTURAL R ESOURCES M ANAGEMENT P LAN Facility Current Name Date Property Subtype Architect NRHP Eligibility 1 Manufacturing Bldg. 1942 Manufacturing Plant Allen & Kelley Architects Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 2 Office Building 1942 Office/Administration Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 3 Maintenance Lean-to 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 4 Maintenance Lean-to 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 5 Maintenance Lean-to 1942 Office/Administration Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 6 Manufacturing Bldg. 1943 Manufacturing Plant J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 7 Office Building 1943 Office/Administration J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 10 Overpass Connection 1943 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 11 Cafeteria 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 12 General Storage Shed 1943 Warehouse/Storage Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 15 Flight Tower 1943 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 16 Hangar 1943 Hangar J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 20 Bond Shop 1943 Manufacturing Plant Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 21 Manufacturing Bldg. 1943 Manufacturing Plant Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 22 Drop Hammer Bldg. 1941 Manufacturing Plant Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 23 Tooling Building 1941 Manufacturing Plant Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 24 Paint Storage Bldg. 1943 Warehouse/Storage Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 25 Warehouse 1943 Warehouse/Storage J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 26 Powerhouse 1941 Infrastructural Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 27 Maintenance Garage 1942 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 30 Paint Storage Bldg. 1942 Warehouse/Storage Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 31 Maintenance Bldg. 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 32 Paint Touch-up 1942 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 37 TV Gate 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 38 Turnstile Gate 24 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 45 Cooling Tower 1941 Infastructural Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 46 Lumber Shed 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 47 Storage Shed 1943 Warehouse/Storage J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 48 Storage Shed 1943 Warehouse/Storage J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 49 Engineering Building 1949 Laboratory/Engineering Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 55 Sewage List Station 1943 Infastructural J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 56 Cylinder Storage 1941 Warehouse/Storage Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 59 Guardhouse 1942 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 63 Guardhouse, Gate 16 1942 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 64 Guardhouse, Gate 17 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 68 Guardhouse 1942 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 70 Guardhouse, Gate 42 1942 Operational Support Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 71 Guardhouse 1943 Operational Support J. Gordon Turnball, Inc. Not Eligible 76 Hangar 1949 Hangar Albert Kahn Associates, Inc. Not Eligible 81 Transformer Bank 1941 Infastructural Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 82 Transformer Bank 1942 Infastructural Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 84 Warehouse 1941 Warehouse/Storage Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 86 Switchboard House 1949 Infastructural Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 93 Shipping Building 1953 Operational Support Corgan, Lane & Associates Not Eligible 94 Structures Test Lab 1954 Laboratory/Engineering Corgan, Lane & Associates Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 95 Test Cell 1954 Laboratory/Engineering R.C. Stokes Not Eligible 97 Engineer Flight Test 1954 Hangar Smith & Mills, A&E Eligible, NRHP Criterion A 98 Water Pumphouse 1954 Infastructural Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 99 Water Storage Tank 1954 Infastructural Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible W1 Well No. 1 1941 Infastructural Allen & Kelley Architects Not Eligible 100 Water Storage Tank 1954 Infastructural Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 101 Powerhouse Storage 1955 Infastructural Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 102 Machine Tool Shop 1954 Operational Support Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 103 Test Cell 1954 Laboratory/Engineering R.C. Stokes Not Eligible 104 Paint Hangar 1954 Manufacturing Plant Smith & Wardner, A&E Not Eligible 105 Paint Stripping Bldg. 1956 Manufacturing Plant Smith & Wardner, A&E Not Eligible 106 Engineer Assembly 1954 Manufacturing Plant Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 107 Low Speed Tunnel 1955 Laboratory/Engineering Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 109 Gasoline Pumphouse 1954 Operational Support Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 110 Fuel Calibration 1955 Operational Support Landaur, Guerrero & Schafer Not Eligible 114 Engine Storage 1955 Operational Support Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible 115 Fire Station 1954 Operational Support Smith & Wardner, A&E Not Eligible 117 Water Pumphouse 1956 Infastructural Bureau of Yards & Docks Not Eligible Table 1-1. Executive Summary Table. NAVAL WEAPONS INDUSTRIAL RESERVE PLANT DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS PAGE 1-3 Jefferson Avenue 312 304 105 222 321 320 104 2 292 94 49 7 176 343 319 10 ASRS 64 11 331 12 6 308 20 327 16 285 1 4 21 55 15 341 340 135 22 206 203 207 5 142 225 168 166 158 294 169 93 293 167 159 32 31 290 136 205 202 221 259 201 286 204 195 160 330 307 86 3 332 210 248 170 23 156 161 30 26 313 194 220 27 25 297 82 24 121 56 80 84 209 120 48 47 237 81 162 328 324 326 101 333 137 76 224 175 Bomber Road W1 144 163 263 45B 242 164 208 102 336 83 344 38 115 45A 197 306 317 165 196 238 68 45 140 110 265 46 239 273 275 276 228 99 117 272 274 277 33 244 335 98 229 100 334 128 279 278 337 287 231 282 280 211 212 213 198 283 270 329 284 250 226 281 95A 97 Crusader Drive 262 230 198A 129 311 106 109 95B 235 S. E. 14th Street 114 37 261 95 103 315 179 223 260 219 268 342 189 269 310 234 190 305 303
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