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to the frame. The floor is blacktop. The building is
supported by wooden poles that are sunk into the ground
approximately 8 feet deep. The building covers an area of
50 by 86 feet.
3. Cold storage units: This building is multipurpose, and
covers an area of 80 by 200 feet. It has a similar
structure to the pole barn; it has a wood frame with metal
poles supporting the shell of the structure. The portion of
the building used for cold storage has fiberboard insulation
in its walls. The floor is half asphalt and half concrete
(including a concrete foundation).
4. Elb scan room: This building covers an area of 100 by 200
feet. The building has a metal frame and metal siding. The
siding is connected to the frame by self-tapping screws.
The floor is concrete with a heavy concrete foundation. The
support beams are secured by screwing them on bolts embedded
in the concrete.
5. Fumigation chamber: This chamber is a heavy steel unit that
covers an area of 12 by 28 feet. The chamber is not affixed
to the ground.
6. Water tanks: The tanks are old fuel tanks that are filled
with water for emergency purposes, e.g., in case of fire.
The tanks sit on the surface of the ground.
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