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1 Address Shipping Address Phone Information removed for privacy Fax Website Information removed for privacy King County Council District # WA State Legislative District # Date Incorporated Information removed for privacy Federal Tax ID WA State UBI# Information removed for privacy Revenue last fiscal year Information removed for privacy Revenue 2nd to last fiscal year Information removed for privacy Organization Director Director Information removed for privacy Director Phone Information removed for privacy Organization Description Mission Project Title Short Project Description Project Discipline(s) Amount Requested

2 Total Project Budget Venue Address King County Council District # WA State Legislative District # Project Venue Notes or Comments Contact Person Contact Phone Contact Project Description This section addresses the Quality and Significance of your proposed project. Briefly describe your landmark property, its historic significance, and current condition. Summarize your long-range goals for the stewardship and use of the property. Then, provide a clear descritpion of the specific work for which you are requesting funding from 4Culture. Explain why it meets good preservation standards.

3 Project Impact This section addresses the likely Impact and Public Benefit of your proposed project. How will your project benefit the larger community? Examples might include visibility, economic impact, accessibility, and/or interpretation. How will your project aid in the long-term preservation of the landmark? Relevant Expertise / Experience / Accomplishments This section addresses the Feasibility of your proposed project. Tell us what background you, your sub-contractors, and others on your project team have in preservation, construction, design, and/or grants mangament. Resumes are not required.

4 Project Implementation This section also addresses the Feasibility of your proposed project. Outline your project schedule, and demonstrate that you're ready to begin this year. What cash or in-kind cost share are you able to offer? Are you able to do this project on a reimbursement basis? If awarded only partial funding, how will you proceed?

5 4Culture Landmarks Capital 2013 PRESERVATION PRIORITIES WORKSHEET What do you think is the appropriate sequence of work required to accomplish a complete rehabilitation of your landmark property over time? Indicate which tasks are part of your current proposal to 4Culture. Explain what work is needed (or why none is needed) for each feature; then assign a priority # for each feature: FEATURE CONDITION / WORK NEEDED ROOF: Framing members, roofing material, chimney, flashing, gutters, cornice, eaves The southeast parapet was rebuilt after the 2001 Nisqually Earthquake. The roof was repaired in the late 1990s after a fire and appears to be in fair condition at this time. PRIORITY (assign 1-6; 1 being highest priority) 4 FOUNDATION: Site drainage, footings, perimeter wall, posts or piers, sills No problems have been reported to date. The foundation should be evaluated in the future. 3 EXTERIOR SKIN: Siding, Windows, Porches, Trim, Paint, Exterior Stairs Fire escape is unstable. After the Nisqually Earthquake, the south wall was rebuilt with CMU blocks, walls were tied together, and new beams were inserted. Vinyl windows replaced some original windows in 2003; these are required to be replaced with wood windows in the future. 1 INTERIOR: Attic, main floors, basement, ceilings, walls, flooring, staircases, windows The basement and first three floors are in good condition. The top two floors are currently uninhabitable due to deteriorated materials, obsolete floor plans (single rooms with no bathroom or kitchen), and outdated systems. A complete rehabilitation of the top 2 floors is needed. 2 SYSTEMS: Electrical, plumbing, heating/cooling The building has not had significant upgrades to any systems. The plumbing is original. Minor electrical work has accompanied the rehabilitation of residential units within the last 5 years. 5 OTHER: Page 1 of 1

6 4Culture Landmarks Capital 2013 Project Budget Provide a simple break-down of expenditures by category. Total EXPENSE must equal total INCOME (cost share + requested 4Culture support). Indicate specific use of requested 4Culture funds. Review the program s guidelines online for more information about eligible expenses. Provide any additional descriptive detail in the budget notes section (second page of this document). Type Applicant Name Here -->> Itemize project tasks under pertinent headings. For each expense, show corresponding income. PLANNING (preliminary studies, cost estimates) EXPENSES = Cost Share (cash / in-kind) INCOME Requested 4Culture Support = DESIGN (schematics, construction drawings, bid documents) Engineering costs (not to exceed this amount) 1,000 = 1,000 CONSTRUCTION (labor, materials) Repair deteriorated parts of fire escape Conduct preventative maintenance on other parts of fire escape Equipment rental (scaffolding and machine) 3,850 9,500 5,300 = 3,850 9,500 5,300 SOFT COSTS (permits, insurance, sales tax, project management - up to 15%) Permits Grant and project management 3,500 2,000 = 2,000 3,500 OTHER Load test/engineer inspection Sales tax (9.5%) Contingency (10%) 1,500 2,350 2,700 = 2,700 1,500 2,350 Sub-Totals: 31,700 Grand Totals: = (EXPENSE) 4,700 27,000 31,700 (INCOME: Share + 4C Request) Page 1 of 2

7 4Culture Landmarks Capital 2013 PROJECT BUDGET NOTES Budget notes can be valuable in clarifying your budget figures (previous page). Please use this area to provide more information about how you arrived at your figures. Note: each text box is limited to three lines. Category: Note: Page 2 of 2

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9 Hip Sing Building Image Captions HipSing1: West (primary) façade of the Hip Sing Building HipSing2:Detail of fire escape HipSing3: Detail of fire escape. The standpipe runs through the steel balconies. HipSing4: Fire escape from 5 th (top) floor, looking south HipSing5: West and south facades, looking north. The Hip Sing Building is the easternmost historic building in Chinatown before the I 5 freeway bisects the International District. HipSing6: South façade HipSing7: South and east façades HipSing8: King Street, looking west. The Hip Sing Building is at the right. HipSing9: King Street, looking east. The Hip Sing Building stands across the street from the Wing Luke Asian Museum (at right). HipSing10: King Street at Maynard Ave S, looking east. The Hip Sing Building (left, in the distance) continues the streetwall of historic buildings on King Street until the I 5 freeway.

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