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Ownership of the property was formally transferred in 2012. In August the City engaged Carlton Hart Architecture to create a Master Plan to determine actions needed to convert the property into an auxiliary emergency operations center. | Ownership of the property was formally transferred in 2012. In August the City engaged Carlton Hart Architecture to create a Master Plan to determine actions needed to convert the property into an auxiliary emergency operations center. | ||
=== Reports and communications timeline === | |||
* '''''Environmental Condition of Property Report'''''March 2007 Lawhon & Associates, Inc., in conjunction with Fuller, Mossbarger, Scott and May Engineers, Inc., authors | |||
* '''''Sears Army Reserve Center – Preliminary Structural Review for Proposed Essential Facility Use'''''March 19, 2008 ABHT Structural Engineers, author | |||
* '''''ADA Review Email to Robert Kieta'''''December 6, 2011 Danielle Brooks, OMF, author | |||
* '''''Application for Surplus Federal Real Property Public Benefit Conveyance and BRAC Programs for Emergency Management Use'''''August 2011 PBOT, PBEM, PWB, authors | |||
* '''''[https://efiles.portlandoregon.gov/Record/4259792/ City of Portland Resolution No. 36863] Adopted by City Council on May 25, 2011'''''Language prepared by Carmen Merlo, PBEM | |||
* '''''FEMA Approval Letter to Scott McKean, Base Transition Coordinator – Big West Region'''''October 19, 2011 Tyrone Nunnally, Section Chief, Real Property Division, author | |||
== Facility Use Since 2012 == | |||
== Notes and References == | == Notes and References == | ||
