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NOTICE OF INTENT: Granada (Amache) Relocation Center National Historic Landmark Barrack
CPI formed partnerships with the Town of Granada, the Friends of Amache, Amache Historical Society, and Amache Preservation Society to preserve and interpret the Granada (Amache) Relocation Center National Historic Landmark.
Designated as a National Historic Landmark in 2006, Amache is nationally significant as one of ten relocation centers that incarcerated Japanese Americans during World War II from 1942-294 5. After its closure in 1945, all buildings and structures were sold, moved, or destroyed, leaving little historic resources to interpret except for an intact cemetery, roads and building foundations.
Following the goals of the 2007 ���Conceptual Develop Plan and Interpretive Plan��� of the site, CPI completed projects to reconstruct a guard and water tower at Amache to further preservation and interpretation of this significant National Historic Landmark.
Recently, CPI initiated a project to reconstruct a historic barrack at Amache, which will serve as an important landmark and tool for interpreting Japanese American residential life at the former relocation center.
However, due to the severe weather and winds of the local area, a structural engineer recommended additional stabilization to mitigate wind load risks.
The added engineering requirements have created unforeseen costs and complications in revising the structural plans for the barrack project.
To assist with these structural engineering efforts and the reconstruction project, CPI has requested the financial and technical assistance of the NPS Heritage Partnerships Program, which includes the National Historic Landmarks Program.
The NPS Intermountain Region Heritage Partnerships Program provides technical and financial assistance to partner organizations to encourage the preservation of National Historic Landmarks.
Through this task agreement, the NPS and CPI will partner to update the structural plans by mitigating inherent wind load risks and complete the reconstruction per the NPS-reviewed and approved plans.
Designated as a National Historic Landmark in 2006, Amache is nationally significant as one of ten relocation centers that incarcerated Japanese Americans during World War II from 1942-294 5. After its closure in 1945, all buildings and structures were sold, moved, or destroyed, leaving little historic resources to interpret except for an intact cemetery, roads and building foundations.
Following the goals of the 2007 ���Conceptual Develop Plan and Interpretive Plan��� of the site, CPI completed projects to reconstruct a guard and water tower at Amache to further preservation and interpretation of this significant National Historic Landmark.
Recently, CPI initiated a project to reconstruct a historic barrack at Amache, which will serve as an important landmark and tool for interpreting Japanese American residential life at the former relocation center.
However, due to the severe weather and winds of the local area, a structural engineer recommended additional stabilization to mitigate wind load risks.
The added engineering requirements have created unforeseen costs and complications in revising the structural plans for the barrack project.
To assist with these structural engineering efforts and the reconstruction project, CPI has requested the financial and technical assistance of the NPS Heritage Partnerships Program, which includes the National Historic Landmarks Program.
The NPS Intermountain Region Heritage Partnerships Program provides technical and financial assistance to partner organizations to encourage the preservation of National Historic Landmarks.
Through this task agreement, the NPS and CPI will partner to update the structural plans by mitigating inherent wind load risks and complete the reconstruction per the NPS-reviewed and approved plans.
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National Park Service Conservation, Protection, Outreach, and Education
Department of the InteriorRelevant Nonprofit Program Categories
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
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Additional Information of Eligibility:
NONCOMPETITIVE NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD
Full Opportunity Web Address:
http://www.grants.gov
Contact:
Todd WilsonTodd_Wilson@nps.gov
Agency Email Description:
Todd_Wilson@nps.gov
Agency Email:
Todd_Wilson@nps.gov
Date Posted:
2015-09-02
Application Due Date:
2015-09-12
Archive Date:
2015-09-14
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