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Light, Power, Telephone and Water Property Fishers Island Farms
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ENGIN EEI� �._-- 1600 WALNUT STREET `. awa Ymain FILII.e\D T.LPrIIA CHIEi=M PHILADELPHIA r' SUBJECT Report 032 Li l J= June thirtieth, H Nineteen twenty-six. ffl Fishers Island Farms, Ino,, Fishers Island, N. Y. Gentlemen: Fv Complying with your request we have made an examination of the light and power, telephone and water properties on Fishers Island, New York, for the purpose of preparing estimates of the cost of repro- duction new and such costs less accrued depreciation based upon labor and material prices prevailing locally rz on or about June 11 1926. These properties are owned in part by the Fishers Island Farms , Inc, , and in part by the Fishers Island Corporation, and in preparing our estimates we have, in accordance with your instructions, allocated the properties on the following basis:- To Fishers Island Farms ,Inc. All property west oT poultry farm fence. All water and electric meters and telephone stands and sets east of the y poultry farm fence. To Fishers Island Corporation All property east of tne poultry farm fence ,except the water and electric meters and telephone stands and sets. The inventories were made as of June 1, 1926, for the properties of the Fishers Island Farms, Ina. , and as of April No 1925 , for the properties of the Fishers Island Corporation. Pa 31; ABSTRACTS FROM THIS REPORT ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSES OR OTHERWISE 1161ISHEO WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING OUR CONSENT DAY a ZIMMERMANN,,Nc. y ^ ` PAGE NO. 2 TO Fishers Island Farms ,Inc. DATE 6/30/26 SYMBOL 243zf •. ti s The extensive improvements and extensions made a: subsequent to April 24, 1925, to the property of the Fishers P Island Corporation are not included in our report. The results of our- estimates are briefly summarized as follows: Estimated Cost of Reproduction ess Accrued Item New Depreciation Fishers Island Farms, Inc. Direct Costs $ 1581874 $ 139967 Indirect Costs 36,991 32,060 working Capital 1o, 64 lo,864 Total 2o6,129 $ 1820891 Fishers Island Corporation Direct Costs 49,162 43,755 y Indirect Costs 110322 lo,023 z Total $ 60,764 $ 53s77 Total $ 266,893 $ 236,669 The matters investigated by us and the details of our reproduction estimates are set forth in the . following report which is herewith respectfully submitted. Very truly yours , DAX & ZI1ZAERU1 N$ Inc. R. R. Martz$Asst. ;.tanager HRM.RR. Investigations and Reports DepartMent. A 1 ;'I AY° dY+k X�rs vf�lrt`tr y».�`�y� Yrlrz"`8+� isrzi.*a"' "'55P'?.;. x.,� � iKY:b ?C rx' r' 'ni" � rs:5>.,� r t,;,YXIy^rug ,� /t%r r y``�r3Y rC trtmi�f�'.4' `��a><<�,�r9' � ��"� r � g � i '��� � �� �� �,Ei'� �L � �"rf�Yi�^F'i;' G Y; ' ''ii��' rr��lzi`�dy,� � i"ii��� i<�< EriRR r r{.,:�e��y i` 3�y r�1��t�� �� nw' e,. 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NO. 2432 ` I t . %v Y N D E X Page INTRODUCTION • 1 - 2 TERRITORY SERVED , • • • • • . • , • . • . . , 3 -- 5 DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES . , . . . . . . . • • . . . 6 - 16 Light and Power Property . • • • . • . . . , . . , 6 9 Photograph showing Light and Power Property 6a Fishers Island Farms , Inc. • . . • , • • . • 6 - 8 , Fishers Island Corporation . • . • . . . . . . . . 8 - 9 Telephone Property . • , • , • . • • . . • . • . • 10 - 13 Fishers Island Farms , Inc* . • . . . • . . • • . • 10 - 13 Photograph showing The Telephone Property • • 10a Fishers Island Corporation s 1�j Water Supply Property 1�F - 16 Fishers IslarA Farms ,� Inc. • • . • . • , • • 14 - 15 Photograph showing The Water Property 14a Fishers Island Corporation • e t • . • . • • ja- 16 Map of Water System . . . . . . . . . 5 REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES 17 - 22 Inventory and Unit Prices r 17 - 18 Indirect or Overhead Costs 19 Working Capital . • • • 0 19 - 20 Cash working Capital • 19 Materials and Supplies 20 Depreciation • , 21 Summary • 21 - 22 Tabulation showing Summary of Reproduction Estimates • • • • • . . • • • , • • . • • • • 21a DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ES'TI=TES , • • . . • . . . • 23 - 64 Summary of Reproduction Estimates 2 - 41 Light and Power Property . . . Acot, No. 312: Structures . 24 - 25 Aoct. No. 328: Substation Equipment 25 - 27 Acot. No. 331; Poles , Towers and Fixtures 28 - 29 Acct, No. 332: Overhead Conductors • • . . . 30 - 31 Aoct. No- 333: Underground Conductors • • 31 Acot, No. `�. Services . • • • . • • 32 Acot. No. 33338: Line Transformers & Devices 3 - 34 Acct. No, 33�; Zine Transformer Installation 3 - 35 Aoct. No. 338: Consumers Meters 35 - 3 Aoct . No. 339: Neter Installations 37 Acct. No. 3 : Installations on Consumers Premises • 3q o� Acot, No. 342. Street Lighting Equipfaent 38 Acct. No. 344: General Equipment . . . . . . 38 - 41 Summary of Reproduction Estimates . . . . . . . 2 Telephone Property . • , • • • • . • • • • • • 43 - 52 Aoot . No. 221: General Office Telephone Equipment . . . . . • • • • • 43 - 44 DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS �pp � .A0 11 1.90M 10.26 PAGE I I Zf I P. O. NO. 2432 ii. j! f;J: INDEX, Cont'd. _. r Page DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES `d Telephone Property, Cont 'd. Acot. No. 231: Station Apparatus . . . . . 4g - 46 Acot. No. 232:Station Installations . . . 46 47 Acct. No. 241: Exchange Pole Lines .. , , , 47 Acct. No. 242: Exchange Aerial Cable . 48 49 Acot. No. 243: Exchange Aerial Wire 50 Acct. No. 244: Exchange Underground Conduit 51 Acot. No. 245: Exchange Underground Cable 51 Acot, No. 262: Other General Equipment . 52 Water Supply Property 53 ^ 64 Summary o3 Reproduction Estimates . . . . 53 Aoct, No. 212: Collecting Reservoirs and Intake Wells . Lit; . . . . e 54 Aoct. No. 213: Gravity Intake Conduits and Suction Mains e 54 Acot. No. 215: Other Collecting Conduits . 55 Acot. No. 22 Chemical Treatment Plant 5 Acct, No. 23 : Pumping Station Structures 59 Aoct. No, 237: .Pumps and Pump Equipment 56 - 58 Aoct. No. 247: Storage Reservoirs, Tanks and Standpipes 59 Acot. No. 248: Distribution Mains 0 x' Aoct. Ido. 249: Service Pipes and Stops e e 61 Acct. No. 250: Meters, Meter Boxes and Vaults . 662 ^ 63 Aoct. No. 251: Hydrants and Fire Cisterns 3 Acct. No, 259: Other General Equipment . 64 F!,r 3` 11 j. ;Vt 1: L� `+ DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS .I�`d'' Yf �zarls (.� ('$. ?Y i Prrv" k a k ?J d �+'�nskiY! 5 € vhi 2 r YHr'1 }N ( �t . �/ e7 irH f2 iTaYd �� � k F l 4 �� � z �Q1j i Y lY � �I�(a '1�$lr�.'D .Y�yA ( (��Wl���d¢ f z" i� +i I C a� Y� t `M U' 2rt rid �•� sr 4 6 � 6� r � r� Y an d � ""Y � , 3 � J 1 F 5 ! l y�/1 Fx �dl �� 1 / �' rr�ixi Y.rr'.5'(�i�°�'�,r F )' /lt�� a Y �3�` .P A � . ba �,�`;pxw'L�3r�lj,� r',' i � '� d �4d F�a'r 9 � K .�, � �� As�� �rfl� t �i I �� � C!` � � _ 3,:. l�Jif� f iy'fid �{�+�:� / . r id c"�Y yya tix�i�f,''+ 79'%r^� !+� dy1 � "�n � i � ,� ,s .,, ? ��°�{ ��y'e z ', �y r d � n ' � Yls � ImA y � q'Y A� r ,. i� i � ��. b � r '��!; ,E � . ,� i F Y �, t , � � � � � �g �i i '"��'" �' yj} r,� H� � � o i i {� ,�F � 7 ' E <,d +,p ' � �, rr �� al f i ' 7 ` � � , s� � �' n. �, �'��' f'; � � � �," � f ' a � � y ', �, t ��i�. ! t I .� 1' � % J' b .; P 5 a' / (1 y r ai 1 / 1, J,, f'7 1 Y� )if . .P�lOM]� PAGE 1 :� .! a F P. O. NO. 2432 I r° REPORT NO. &32 ON LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY � TELEPHONE PROPERTY � . WATER PROPERTY LOCATED ON :_. FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK .- TO ° FISHERS ISLAND FARMS,INC. FISHERS ISLAND , YORK rjI � e Philadelphia, Pa. June thirtieth, Nineteen twenty-six. �w INTRODUCTION i ?'le have made an investigation of the light and ' power, telephone and water properties on Fishers Island, a New York, for the purpose of preparing estimates of the .G cost of reproduction new and such costs less accrued depreciation as of June 111926, based upon labor and material prices prevailing locally on or about that date . In accordance with your instructions, we have allocated the properties on the following basis: y To Fishers Island Farms, Inc.AlT f proper y We$ ol the you ltry farm fence . All water and electric meters and telephone ' stands and sets east of the poultry farm fence . -I AUSI'RACI'S FROM THIS REPORT ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR ADVERTISING qy ' PURPOSES OR OTHERWISE PUBLISHED WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING OUR CONSENT DAY & ZIMMERMANN. INC.. ENGINEERS 1S c iAB 10 A•!OM 10II9 b �n PAGE G r� P. O NO. 2432 }�.. ii u To Fishers Island Corporation. All property east o e you try farm fence, except the water and electric meters and telephone stands and sets. Our inventories were made as of June 1, 1926 for the properties of the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. , and as of April 24, 1925, for the properties of the Fishers Island Corporation. The extensive improvements of the Fishers Island Corporation since April 24, 1925 are not included h in this report. Our field investigation was made in the latter part of May 1926 and consisted of an inspection of the properties to determine their operating condition and the z; { preparation of a schedule or inventory of the physical a items of property. The inventories of the property of the Fishers Island Corporation were adjusted from the records to reflect conditions as of April 24, 1925. s' For convenience of presentation we have divided aur report into the following sections: s I TERRITORY SERVED II DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY f III REPRODUCTION ESTIZ'ATES IV DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTI11ATES I ' DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS -l';i aw h "✓`.� �^rg3i J i:E'� r t� r4 ,� �x ., r ?�,. Yrr'S ...Jn s ,. :Y v{9✓ J�'ir.'f''f/I v'�"f&1 '.'X! f. !.v tri �' �"� '' � � `; r ,' � .ir>6�����r)d u+��yf'., d- �' � �f✓ r � � rv` ! � �tG'rh�t✓�!r5��?� 'i/gip" a�" .a r 's'!�� f $ s 'ri� d ;555 e r 0 I 5 Y A r Fl �3 ! f 1 i J � ! r ! 1 j g1� 1 q$ i'}JI J t! v�1 i I I i 1 b %o i% 6 /1 l NRS 3 I ... I.R-00M 10'20 PAGE P. O. No. 2432 N i rl P TERRITORY SERVED y Fishers Island is a part of the town of Southhold, Suffolk County, New. York, and is located at i the eastern end of Long Island Sound. It is between ? .Montauk Point on Long Island and New London, Connecticut, i and is completely surrounded by salt water. The northern 1 side of° the island is about 2-1/2 miles from the Connecticut Shore, and the southern side, 12 miles from the nearest point on the Long Island Shore. The dock at the Funnatawket Hotel on the western end of the island is about 'j miles from New London, Connecticut, which is situated on the main line of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. g The island is approximately 7 miles long, with a width varying from 1/2 miles to a 1-1/2 miles and is 6 irregular in form with many projecting headlands and small bays . The island is of glacial sand and rock formation, the highest point being Chocomount with an elevation of 140 feet above sea level . The total area is >! approximately 2,700 acres, of which about 1,800 acres are 4 ak known locally as the Eastern End and about 900 acres as the Western Fnd, the Poultry Farm gate and fence being the dividing line. �? , The United States Government has a reservation on the Western End totalling about 330 acres in three separate .plots on one of which is situated Fort Wright . DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INc„ ENGINEERS s4 I5 R•,.M 1035 PAGE P. 0. NO. 2432 P rr. 7% mhe government is the largest customer of the light and power and water supply properties. The United States Coast Guard has a reservation on the Eastern End of about 5 acres. The island has been for a number of years well a fr; known because of its attractive location for summer resid- ences. The development in this connection has been almost entirely on the l9estern End and includes four hotels with their attendant outbuildings, the Hay Harbor Club and bath- houses, the Golf _Club House with a nine hole golf course, about 175 dwellings, several stores, shops, administration building, churches , etc. The summer season extends from about the first of June until Labor Day. The winter population is very small. On the Eastern End of the Island there are about e 14 buildings including several farm structures, the resi- '' dances of the gamekeeper and pump house attendant, the coast guard station, water pumping station and several houses �� z' ; used for Summar residences. This end of the island has in previous years been used for raising cattle, poultry and � : for dairying. On April 24, 1925, the Fishers Island Corporation ii purchased the entire Eastern F.nd of the Island Including the 4, improvements made thereon by the Fishers Island Farms,Inc- , ' but not including such movable property as electric and water t� meters and telephone stands and sats and also not including z. DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC„ ENGINEERS k r A PAGE ) ) ( t ƒ . . sums Ay . � \\ } /-the &arra+ Reservation and certain privately _ma \ 1#«s Since m# bon ReFishers Island amomG� © }{§ has had under way extensive I mvm:G suchen », » . d'} rows, _&Q #Atand power and telephone 3Gma golf club house and QAhm hole golf course, q1 of \ , A16 are about completed, and has sold to various ( individuals, anumber o! plots ranging from en to fifteen \ \| . acres, as sites a! summer ream,«, At the present time \\ . \ there area rot «x residences oder construction. \ \ / Included in the purchase of the Eastern Aa of \ \ \ the island by the Fishers Island Corporation are anumber \ of lakes, three ofwhich .arebeing used as the source of \ water supply for the island. \ The present development of the eastern endo! the \ island by the Fishers ISe& Corporation m! by individuals . who have purchased plots on AIA to erecthmest G on a _A more. elaborate ##e than the development to as, on } the western »w . 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" f':Y, iy' 4+gj' b Yf I I I' ire I 1Gf iPi f�i ! s �S l�G.�����f y/"�i �t'� `"'i"',r '�' \9�'✓�1�"�*�,%?'/' L . � f ,r� ����1'•/fill °asl +i`��Ti ,'l' '9��" �lt;+�q �� l� �,it f: � r t�� 1(,�� ''�% Le J Y L �� �.rw ✓� � i Y FI /l Chi r i uric�rw %r rrM �:�,� R iFND °�� °°, i i 5 y d� c�P"6'yg L P x � u N r I CA r �o ,Vm° z f �wWfm .4v" j e; O t �T �e b 9 y If M CwFst_t Ca OSSiNG1 Sue---,TA lOV-4-Fop-T 41)RIciw t if N s �� f fo?.iAa i.N•90M 10.29 PAGE b ' f: P. O. NO. 24-2 i DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES As already stated we have allocated the electric light and power, telephone and water supply properties on e the following basis: To Fishers Island Farms, Inc, All proper y Fest--07'775- •ry farm fence . rs All water and electrie.meters and telephone Stands & setsr east of the poultry farm fence. To Fishers Island Corporation All propery east o e pou try farm fence, except the water and electric meter and telephone stands and sets. The properties are described by ownership as follows: LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Id Electric light and power service has been furnished on Fishers Island , since 1899. The total number of customers served on the entire Island as of June 1, 1926 was 246. F The electric current is at present obtained from the municipal system of the town of Groton, Connecticut, and s is transmitted at 2300 volts by submarine cable to the island for distribution at 2300 volts primary and 110/220 volts secondary. Fishers Island. Farms, Inc. r I rn The property, lying west of the poultry farm fence consists of the following: A 3 conductor 2/0 submarine cable, about 2-1/2 r miles long; designed to operate at 7000 volts with nominal capacity of 1750 k.v.a. The cable is rubber insulated and armored but notDIPM&&ERA, ,1XtkERAA4tion building and PAGE P. 0. NO. 2432 cable terminal equipped with lightning arresters, disconnects, all switches, street lighting transformer and time switch. I% brick substation building Just across the road from the entrance gates to Fort Wright, where current is sold to Fort Wright. It contains the necessary meter, disconnects, switch, etc. A distribution system consisting of approximately 24-1/2 miles of overhead triple braid weather proof copper and aluminum wire ranging in size from �,'11/0 to #10, supported on standard 2 pin, 4 pin and 6 pin crossarms on 300 chestnut poles, mostly 30 and 35 feet high and well guyed. These poles are used in practically every instance to carry the telephone cable and wire, as well as the light and power circuits. All of the poles, however, are considered as a part of the light and power property. There are 46 distribution transformers ranging in size from 1 to 10 K.W. * 196 services of which 190 are 2 wire and 6 are 3 wire; and 246 meters in service, Ih as of May 5, 1926, most of which are 5 ampere, 2 wire, 110-220 volts, General Electric, Type 1-14, 232 being on the western end of the island and 14 on the eastern end. A street liphting, system of the series incandescent type extending over the entire western end of the island. The number of services and the number of meters on the western end of the island are about 955 of the total number on the island. The K.W. Capacity of the transformers on the western end is about 751) of the total capacity of all DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC,. ENGINEERS ,.,,...a.M Y PAGE 9 2432 7 P. O. No. z r ? I- ff � Approximately 7 miles of triple braid weatherproof copper wire supported mostly on 6 pin and 2 pin crossarms on � L-; 115 chestnut polc.s, mostly 30 and 35 feet high and well guyed; 12 services, 8 --2,.✓ire and 4 - 3 wire and. g transformers; The poles are also used to carry the telephone wire A but are considered a part of the light and power property. The distribution lines cross private property on this end of the island but no rights-of-way are included . The fishers Island Corporation since purchasing this property has made additions thereto consisting of overhead and underground distribution lines, a new cable terminal substation, transformers, etc. None of these additions, however, are included in this report. r 4 H f. n is t h DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC„ ENGINEERS t, w!� � A s in,I75;,. ! F u, 4 wm 1 Y( J t l d 4 y MAKING 9 IC.E3 : CAE�L E;a E�.tK'CTIN CAblj- QcaDTs irMINA�.E��x (ERIMIIAL-F-r'.Wa k, FI p� ! ,F r3, y'. ol n py�ilt F✓li / t fl � it, ' �� , Iam � 5 A 4NIHA, MAK 4 SPLIC 'POLL#;c,I-MAINCAULE IEE INAL€oA$ CABL AT THE TO TE'.LUHONE ExcHANCF, MUNNATAWKEi' HOTEL. KII 4; !tib; 10 1` ewe a a..o.asc PAGE P. o. No. 232 -: fWJa. TELEPHONE PROPERTY Fishers Island farms , Inc. r.' The Fishers Island Farms, Inc, has provided of telephone service on Fishers Island, IT. X. for over 30 years. The present submarine telephone cable laid in 1912, is the property of the Southern New England Telephone Company and connects the telephone system on the island with the mainland at Grot-ong Connecticut. It, has two t,. physicals, each being twisted pair #14 rubber covered wire, and one phantom and is used for toll calls and for sending R % telegrams. The telephone system on the island is metallic magneto ringing from the subscribers. There are two switohboards of the old style 10 central y A� 5s magneto 2 way a rir.ing, made by the Western Electric Company# one with 100 positions and one with 80 positions. As of June 1$ 1926, therewerein use 5 trunk lines, 100 subscribers lines on one board and about 6 subscribers lines on the other board. i These switchboards together with the main and intermediate " distribution frames batteries, etc. are on the second floor of the Administration Building of the Fishers Island Farms* Inc, and have recently been completely overhauled by the F .Southern New England Telephone Company in connection with the general improvement and extension of the telephone system. Vit! DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS "{' see in n.sow a-se PAGE 1 P. O. NO. 2432 r; The outside plant aerial cable is connected to the b exchange plant in the Administration Building by 150 feet of J' lead covered cable, 707pair, #24 gauge and 7 quads ,-#16 gauge, laid in wooden conduit and passing through a brick manhole. The riser cables within the building consist of two 303 pair type 'IV" cable with #22 conductors, silk and cotton insula« tion and lead sheath and one 202 pair with 7 quads, #16 gauge. All of the property mentioned above is situated on the westorn end of the island, and with the exception of the Zy: 1 submarine cable, which belongs to the Southern Now England . I Telephone Company, is owned by Fishers Island Farms, Inc , The outside plant on this end of the island in- cludes approximately 27,000 feet of aerial lead covered cables ranging in size from 25 to 303 pair, of which about 19,000 P F feet have been installed within the past few months, All a of the older telephone cables were put in excellent repa-ir x, ( at this time. The new cable recently installed , includes ,`. about 3,800 feet of 303 pair cable extending from the pole in front of the exchange at the Administration Building to the noultry farm gate. This 303 pair cable is included here- with as the property of Fishers Island Farms , Inc. , although it will be used, in the main, for telephone circuits extend- ing beyond the poultry farm gate to the eastern end of the island. At frequent intervals along the aerial cable , where �s r r DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INc.. ENGINEERS ,� 12 ..e ie n.aoM +-na PAGE 1, P. O. NO. 2432 i there is any present development or possibility of future developnicnt, terminal boxes are provided. There are 3 wooden boxes on this end of the ialand, 10 C. I. 26 pair boxes and 64 C. I. 11 pair boxes. The top feeds to these boxes are neatly spliced into the aerial cables. Although the aerial cables have almost entirely replaced all open wire and twisted pair wire, yet there is remaining about 10!800 feet of twisted pair and about 20,500 .feet of open S' wire, used on short branch circuits from the cables to the point where the service drops down into the house. There F' are 128 service drops, averaging 100 feet in length and made of ;,14 copper tw:I. ited pair. This open wire is supported on glass insulators, on brackets or crossarms,but f on poles which are included herewith as a pa rt of the light > ' and power property. There were approximately 128 customers on the i western end of the island as of !stay 15j 192b who were using 119 desk and 26 wall seta , and 14 customers on. the eastern end of the island using 16 desk and 4 wall sets. Any telephone property situated on the Peninsula, near the poultry farm gate is included herewith as the property of the Fishers Island Farms, Ino. r In' r DAY & ZIMMERMAN N, INC.. Eruo iN Eeas � anc iv n.vo., ar . Qe PAGE 13 P. O NO. 2432 kk e N The Mansion House has a private branch exchange, +Vith extensions to all rooms and to the hotel cottages all of which are operated from the hotel. All of this equipment is -,, owned by the 14ansion House and is not included "in this report, Although the Administration Building is used for x all the activities of the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. and as stated above not only houses the telephone exchange but also S the offices of the telephone ,water supply and light and power properties yet no part of this building, its furniture „ or its site are included in this report. , fishers Island Corporation z> The telephone property east of the Poultry Farm fence as of April 24, 1925 belonging to the Fishers Island , I Corporations consisted of approximately 500 feet of twisted pair, ° r made of iX111. gauge copper, 89,000 feet of #12 bare copper wire and 14 service drops averaging 100 feet in length made of #14 twisted pairs all supported on glass insulators on brackets and st Pf crossarms attached to poles, which are herewith considered as o,,, belonging to the light and power property. pS In the past few months $ aerial cables have been erected Y” which will almost entirely replace the open wire and twistest pair included herewith. The cables have been ereoted by the N,y Southern New England 'Telephone Company for the Fishers Island Corporation and were not included in the property purchased from the Fishers Island Farms, Ino.by the Fishers Island Cor- ' poration,and consequently are not included in this report. IN DAY & ZIMMERMANN. INC„ ENGINFw^— , iiSoh T�`n ,32 r lr�R� g c y„ t ; �y. r g s I VVAT'E.fe PUPAPIN(n,5T1 I-ICRR fy r Y o E > s z at iz .< 5 r c �hlA�T E a�R E�r�.Pvc�i P, ; _ NC. HfORWATERMAIMS' X Ig., lRA,. T, ICg' �fy w {31 POND- WATER fieri ym� nl{ai`ailiz a/�ap �.. � I L} S' SA, 19 N•90M 10.28 PAGE14 4 P. O. NO. 2432 WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY r Fishers Island Farms , Inc, The Fishers Island Farms , Inc. , has provided water to the residents of Fishers Island since 1904, when two of the lakes on the Eastern end were used for a water supply. A distribution system,y , pump house, pumping main and reservoir on Bell Hill were built at that time and pumping equipment installed. Since then the distribution system has been added to , and is supplied by a gravity flow of water from the Bell Hill reservoir. � 1 Atpresent the water supply property, west of the poultry farm line includes a part of the 10 in. pumping main, the reservoir on Bell Hill and part of the distribution system including services, hydrants, meters , eta, h The reservoir at Bell Hill has a capacity of approximate) €a y 30 ,000 gallons, is 51 ft, die. and has a depth of 22 ft. inside. This reservoir has 24 in. brick walls a k lined With 1 in. of cement , cement floor, a wooden roof covered with canvas; and is well situated on Bell Hill, the highest `I point on the western end of the island. f The distribution system on this end of the island , including the 10 in, pumping main is composed of 9680 ft, of C . I. mains ranging in size from 6 to 10 in, diameter and 18,975 feet of galvanized genuine wrought iron mains, ranging in size f rom 1-1/4 in. to j in. There are on this end of the islani , 40 services connected to C .I. mains and 127 connected to W.I. G DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS 11 " aaa" au 4 1 I a Tht it 1. not y' on / Wh i -.. AC`E C,OTC h _k�„c v� � r on rY l r k` �,, x " r ' eas are Ar B 9 !' r .r•t .) y ^`" Bar box � Q pum M # _✓Y _ _ �� t f' � the N"r.. � �~ F � d^:vii wp•'�''2'1. 1i, d in E l t l MAP SHOWINy WATER 015TRIBUTION MAIN] � SSS OF F15HER515LANDFARMS,INC. bc�� ^n prel FISHERS 15LAND CORP. W ildernete R. Wat! WEST OF LECIEND WATER PUMPINq 5TATI0N,FISHECJ 151-.NY. —10"-CAST IRON MA1N5-;"3'-GALV.W9.OVGHT WON �4AtN`.i of f DAY 4 Z111MERMANN;INC. meg- •' —2A.UNDER GALV W VT n " enjimtfte .. a the MtW VM, PMILADeLPHIA CeIC^yJ o A25 1650 SCALE IN FEET s ie w-eon, .•.e PAGE 15 .. P. O. N0. x432 s.. fr mains , making a total of 167 services ranging 3n size from 1/2 to 3 in, about 600 of the total being 3/4 in. diameter. ;'. That portion of the service from approximately the curb 4I, line into the house is the property of the customer and is not included in our estimates. a; As of Uay 15, 1926, there were six 41n hydrants on the western end of the island , about 220 customers of which 161 are metered. There were about 10 meters in use ' I on the eastern end of the island, as of May 15, 1926. Fishers Island Corporation r The water supply property exclusive of meters Ti4 east of the poultry farm fence includes the ponds which �r are used as the water supply, the 10 in. connection between Barlow and Island Ponds, the intake lines , well and valve box at the pumping plant, the pumping plant, the 10 in, h pumping main from the plant to the poultry farm gate and the services connecting with this main, All of the above described property is included YY in our estimates with the exception of the ponds and the site of the pumping station. The ponds collect a portion of the rain water r precipitated on the water shed surrounding them. This water when pumped from the ponds u into the reservoir is p of good quality and is only treated with Chlorine gas at the pumping station, DAV & ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGIN2ERS PAGE 16 x , z 3 P. o No, 24 2 t The pumping station is a brick building 25 ft. x 34 ft. 6 in. x 10 ft. to eaves with 11 ft. rise to peals of roof. The roof is of corrugated asbestos on wood framing. This building is equipped with a square brick chimney 46 ft. high$ which was built for the boilers supplying steam to tkm l�f � steam pumps. At the present time this chimney is not in l` use as the present centrifugal pumps are motor driven. There are two motor driven pumping units, each driven by 30 H.P. induction motors each of which have a capacity of 430 gallons per minute under a head of 150 feet. The distribution system on the eastern end of the island consists of 71,050 lineal feet of 10 in, pumping main with five services connected Co it, As of May 15, 19269there n were about 10 customers on this end of the island with about 10 meters installed. About 7 of these customers were being fix o ? fed from the new distribution mains installed by the Fishers- T Island Corporation since April 240 1925. ,� . The Fishers Island Corporation have made extensive additions to this property since their purchase of it in 1925 but none of these additions are included herewith. The piping in the pumping plant has been rearranged to provide connection to the new pumping main recently built from the pumping plant to the new 500,000 gallon reservoir at Chocomount. Furthermore$ this company has constructed distribution mains beyond Ohocomount phi to the new club house and throughout the new 18 hole golf course which are equipped with hydrants at frequent intervals. r U DAY & ZIMMERMANN, Inc., ENGINEERS � / 1, i Auv �(" V<?1'�" .ri „yP� 1 ,,`�j �" ��'F�e,�c�yyI�'���ti�;��yi�r if�'�,` �k��y'ty'� ��� '� / j�" �y�! /%f al ryf f��h'+�'`�(�r'����r.R,ysf�' �' d�� 1 y J ,� �` r �' l s4 ' ! �'� T! 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OIL r' "= REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES We have prepared estimates of the cost of repro- duction new and such cost less aoorued depreciation of the light and g power, telephone and water supply properties on Fishers Island, New York and adjusted to April 24, 1925 ` for all property on the Eastern End of the island. JI INVENTORY AND UNIT PRICES The inventory or schedule of the various items of property were prepared from field notes and from data furnished by the Company. This inventory is presented according to the standard classification of acoouzits of the Public Service Commission of the State of New. York, in the case of the light and power and telephone properties. In the case of the water supply Property, the standard classification of accounts of the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania was used, as no such classification for water supply companies was available from the New York Public Service Commission. The inventory is further divided in two major divisions, one including the items Of property west of the poultry farm gate and fence line , owned by the Fishers Island Farms, Ina, and the other including the items of property east of the poultry farm gate, owned by the Fishers Island Corporation, .zF i DAY&ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS ..iii IAP 1P P-00M 10.08 PAGE 18 9 P. O. NO. 2432 1 ` r !r s The Fishers Island Corporation is at present mak- 3 ing extensive additions and improvements to the properties i on the eastern end, which are not included herewith. 1.f The private branch telephone exchange at the Mansion House, with the telephones in the hotel and the con- t. netting lines and cables to the Mansion House Cottages are w , not included in this I report. t. 3 ry All water supply service lines from the curb line into the house are considered the property of each consumer, r' 1 ' and are not included in this report. No land , rights of ' way or water rights of any ! i description are included in our estimates• The schedule of the various units of property ,f included in this report, we believe fairly represents the light and power, telephone and water properties of the Fishers Island Farms, Inc. , as of Junes 1, 1926, and of the r Fishers Island Corporation as of April 24, 1925 except as noted herewith. To the inventory of physical property, unit prices were applied, reflecting average costs of labor and material prevailing about June 1, 1926 in the locality where the properties are situated. t1t1 DAY&ZIMMERMANN. INC., ENG1NEEas p �a SAO 10 ROOM 10•RO - PAGE 19 3 JJGr': INDIRECT OR OVFRHEAD COSTS To the totals obtained as outlined above and as set forth in the "Summary of Reproduction Estimates" P r shown' opposite gage 211,were applied the following indirect s w or overhead costs. i 1. Preliminary and Organization Costs 2% 2. Administration and Legal Casts 2 3. Engineering and Superintendence during Construction 6% 4. Taxes and Insurance during Construo. tion 1% 5. Loss of Interest during Construction Y,r applied to direct costs and preced ing overheads 3% 6. Cost of Financing, applied to direct r� costs and preceding overheads 70 The total overhead costs applicable to the total ° direct costs for the three. properties, shown in the summary, amount to a pproximately 23°fo of such total direct costs, WORKING CAPITAL i Allowance for cash working capital and materials f+, y and supplies were made for the property of the Fishers Island Farms , Inc. as follows, l# /2 fr Cash Working Capital An allowance of $3, 500 cash is made for the light and power property, $3, 500 for the telephone property, and r r $2, 500 for the water supply property. These amounts we s believe to be sufficient under the present general method of a operat iono DAY IN ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS /^y\ . , . , . .K. . . ( } . P. = m 2432 \ \ Mae3�saamp7Gm j / Materials and mPPG# anbek .m an inventory \ \ \ made by the company a of December }95adjusted to re- fleet condit .eetcondit ns as ,£ June G q#. \ \ The allowance materials and! . . \ $783 for the light and AA, Property, $155 for the tele- phone %owl and $350 for the water 7oorty; \ The Fishers Island aq#a anaoes net operate } the utility prpe,bae and has no need for working s»!«1 \ \ in connection with same . . \ \ \ _,a m_.e NN, INC.. ENGINEERS Page 21a P.O. 2432 r�. FISHERS ISLAND. NEW YORK LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY TELEPHONE PROPERTY .' WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY SUMMARY OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES PRICES AS OF JUNE 1, 1926_ t Reproduction Cost New Less Reproduction Cost New Aocrued Depreoiation Vireot Indirect W ng Lireal - Tndireo�--Working C sts .Costs Capital Total Costs posts qapital Total _ Light and Power Property Fishers Island Corporation 6, 369 1,458 a . 7 ,8277 55,736 1,314 ».. 7,050 Fishers Island Faxma� Ina. 54;632 12,513 4,283 21 ,428 48281 11,060 4,28y 63,624 Total ^612001 131971 41283 79A255 54,017 129374 49283 709674 Telephone Property Fishers Island Corporation - 1'623 370 55 ��` 19795 Fishers Island Farms Ino. +� 1'993 18477 6,52+ 3,731 389732 29,665 6, 97 5 3,731 40,191 28, Total 31 ,288 7,165 3,731 42,184 29,937 6059 3,731 402527 Water Suppiy Proper Fishers Island Corporation 41s450 90494 �- 50,944 368559 8, 74 .... 440933 p , 74.57 17,083 23850 94,510 63,209 14,476 2,850 80,535 Fishers Island Farms Ino. Total 116,027 26,577 2,850 145,454 99,768 22,850 2,850 125,468 Light & Power Telephone and Water Supply Properties Fishers Island Corporation 4g:442 11,322 60,764 4307 5 8 gg 55 10,023 �3,�7 Fishers Island Farms,Ino. 15 874 36,391 10,864 206,129 1�9,9s7 32,060 109864 1 2, 91 Grand Total $ 2080316 $ 47,713 $ 10,864 $ 2661,893 $ 1839722 $ 429083 $ io,864 $ 2369669 asmaseamsoacaxammaxaabaaaaaasaasaaasSasmaamaaassasaaaasassssasaasasasaaaaaaaasaaavmas=s==now d. v �a +o x•eoN io•ao - PAGE r 4rT 2l y3b: P. O. NO. Z432 1'a P k`y I T f y� DEPREOIATION 03 The light and g power, telephone and water proper. ties included herewith , were inspected the latter part of May 1926 and Pound to be generally in good operating condi- tion, well maintained and adequate to meet the present demands made upon them, Such minor repairs as were neoes- sary were for the most part, matters of ourrent maintenance. .f We have not considered aaorued depreciation from the standpoint of the eventual elimination of the entire- Y investment but have estimated the amounts, which, on the, I basis of prices used, should be in reserve to provide for it the retirement of such property as is not ordinarily renewed through current maintenance and its cost charged =I to operating expenses. Our studies show that the aocrued-depreciation of the light and power property is about 11%,of the telephone property about 5% and of the water supply property about of the reproduotion cost now respectively,, F SIIMMARY Oppo&e this page is a statement giving the re- sults of our estimates which may be further summarized as : llows: DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS era ,e vvm. +m PAGE 9S 2432 a� Rstimated Cost of Reproduction Me A00rue Item New Depreciation Fishers Inland Farms, Inc , { Dix-eat Costs T ~_ 158,874 $ 139x967 Indirect Costs 36, ,gI 2e06o Working Capital 1C,�64 10x864 Total $ o6,12g182,891 Fishers Island Corporation Direct Costs 4gx442 4 Indirect Costs 11,22 I 02 Total box 64 L--5-3#778 Total $ 266x893 $ 236,669 Lt>�4if C6q S3 S.TID 59 SS SC3e^.SC`J' The details of our reproduction estimates supporting the above summary figures are hereinafter given under the heading "Details of Reproduction Estimates.". Respectfully submitted$ DAY & ZlWiElitvfANN, Inc. rr H. R. 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Total s epro uc on os — e_c�ro uo on o epro uo on roat Acct. ess ceras ess oorue as Rooruea No. Direct Costs New Depreciation New Depreciation New Depreciation 312 Structures 1044 112 1, 344 li2og 328 Substation Equipment 2;160 1;944 2;16o 1;944 " 331 Poles, Towers and Fixtures 3;493 3; 594 12; 800 11; 520 16; 793 19,11 1 332 Overhead Conductors 1, 57 1, 31.1 5;616 5; 054 7;073 6; 365 333 Underground Conductors 23;736 20; 176 23,7 20;176 335 Services 146 131 1; 0 1; 314 1; 06 1;44 336 LAne Transformers and Devices 662 5 3,460 3,287 41122 3988,3 337 Line Transformer Installations 68 65 305 " 290 373 408 33Consumers Meters 2, 535 2,408 2, 5 21 3339 Meter Installation 246 233 246 233 340 Installation on Consumers Premises 43 3g 43 39� 342 Street Lighting Equipment 420 8 420 3j77 e Equipment 378 0 468 344 General Eq ip ent 550 4b 55 Total Direct Costs 6, 369 5, 736 54,632 480281 61, 00l 540017 Total Indirect Costs 1,458 10314 120513 11, 060 13071 120374 Total Working Capital 4, 283 4, 283 40283 49283 Total 79821 7,050 71,428 63,624 790255 700674 aaa=�as sa saaaaaxe ema-amaama as aaaa saamaaaa ease ss as aaasmm aaa amaammasaasmmaa as maaaaasaaa ease i 24 9A® YP A•9PM IP•2R PAGE `' � y,• P. O. NO. 2432 n 7r� , ti i ; FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Copt of � Reproduction New Prices as of ACOT, NO. 312: STRUCTURES June 1, 1926 I ,E '& FISHERS ISLAND FARMS; ,LNCv sf! � House for Submarine Cable and Street Lighting M rr 1 Brick building 10 x 10 x 8 ft, to eaves : d: with 4 ft, rise to peak of roof, 8 in, briok walls. Rubble concrete foundation 12 in* wide x 4 ft, deep. � 6 in. oement floor on 12 in, rook fill, Tar paper roof on 1 in. T.& G. ` sheathing sloped 4 ways to peak supported on 2 x 4 in. rafters, ine apart on 2 x 6 in. plates. j �., 2 x 2 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft, solid sash windows. 1 - 3 x 7 ft, hinged panel door, ! ` 70 11n.ft, board fencing. averaging 10 ft, � high, made of 1 x 3 in. X,P. boards* t spaced 4 in, on centers nailed to ; 2 2 x 4 in. stringers on 10 8 in. diameter chestnut posts averaging 15 ft, in length Total House for Submarine Cable and Street Lighting $ 779 4 Fort Wright Substation i 1 Brick building 8 x 8 x 8 ft. to eaves with 3 ft* b in* rise to peak of roof similar in construction to the cable house for submarine cable and street lighting above described. �r r a ky DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC„ ENGINEERS - snr —...... - PAGE 25 �Fr $AS 1.E•001A 1050 P, O. NO. 2432 ei 6y .FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES ' } J! I LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY 1 Estimated Cost of ,; Reproduction New if ; Prices as of ACCT. NO. 312: STRUCTURES June 1 , 1926 i �i FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. 4` '=�I n . Fort Wright Substation, Cant +d.. 70 lin.ft# wire fencing made of average mesh poultry wire 6 ft. high on 2 2 x 4 in* stringers with 3 strands of barbed wire , all on 10 - 10 in. diameter chestnut posts 15 ft, long �. ;� R 1 set of concrete steps , 20 steps high and 2 ft. wide with 11 in treads and 6 in. ,4 risers , miscellaneous sodding and grading of bank r, `� Total Fort Wright Substation Total Structures , Fishers Island Farms, Ina. 1,344 I. Total Acct. No. 312: Structures $ 1+344 4vvmemaomxra y ���. ACCT. NO. 328: SUBSTATION EQUIPIENT „ FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. pi House for Submarine Cable and Street Lighting s if i` 1 oil circuit breaker. 3 pole , 300 amp. , 7,500 volt $ 92 1 overload releases 2 coil 2 watthour meters , G.E. , type I-14, 5 amp. , l8 1 phase, 110 volt 1 watthour meter :, G.E. , type DM-6, 5 amp. , , + 3 phase, 110 volt 5g r' 2 current transformers , 50 amp. , 7,500 volt 5 2 potential transformers , 29300 volt ! 5 multigap lightning arresters, 5,000 volt 1 Anderson time switch, type Its 25 amp. , 3,300 volt 125 1 street lighting transformer, 2 K,W. , 6.6 amp. , G.E. type R.O. 235 y< 1 transformer for station lighting, 1 K.W. , 29300/110-220 volt 40 2 G.E. horn gap lightning arresters , type H, 1 500 volt , Form A, Cato #47563 with 100 2 roe eters ". DAY a ZIMMERMANN. Inc- ENGINEERS $AS 19 RAoM 10-00 PAGE 26 qJ t r P. O. NO. 2432 ' Uz f; J P �N 3. I 444. FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES ! LIGHT AND 20WER PROPERTY i' Estimated Cost of Reproduction New t Prices as of 1 ; AOCT. N0. 328; SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT June it 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. t. House for Submarine Cable and Street Lighting ,' 1: on � t 3 S.P.S.T, knife disconnects without handles , 300amp. s 2 ,500 volt, each mounted on marble wall panels 6 x 15 x 1-1/2 in. $ 42 1 2 P.D.T. knife switch, fused for connection to watthour meters 3 , 50 sq.ft, transits asbestos board on 2 x 4 in. ; supports 20 1 slate panel 20 x 16- x 1;1/2 in* for oil ' circuit breaker mounted on pipe frame 2 work 5 24 in. s 10 ,000 volt porcelain wall bushings 5 3 in. diameter 30 1 ribbed rubber mat 6 x 3 - ft. x 3/8 in. 6 � u 1 6 pin fir crossarm supported by 3 iron �. brackets to outside brick wall of ;1 substation 5 ¢� • j multigap lightning arresters with wood I housing48 ' x{ Miscellaneous , wiring, insulatorst etot 35 1 Labor 00 Total $ 19493 } �, Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 77 Total House for Submarine Cable and S' Street Lighting $ 11570 - .. Fort Wright Substation " 1 watthour meter G.E. type DM-6, 5 amp. , 3 phase, 110 volt $ 59, 2 current transformers 30 amp. t 7500 volt 51t 2 potential transformers , 3,000 volt 56 3 multigap lightning arresters 5,000 volt 1 1 G.E. oil circuit breaker, type K-5, 200 amp. 4,500 volt with operating levers type HA-2 75 DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS 7 BAA 10 R•sOM I0,II9 PA08 P. O. NO. 2432 I i FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK f DETAILS OF REPRODUOTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost 0f t� Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 328: SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. Fort Wright Subetation, Cont 'd, �O 3 S.P.S.T. knife disconnects without handles, 300 amp. , 2 , 500 volt , each mounted on marble wall panels 6. x 15 x 1-1/2 in. $ 42 1 slate panel 20 x 16 x 1-1/2 in, for oil circuit breaker mounted on pipe framework 25 „ 3 24 in. , 10,000 volt porcelain wall bushings, 3 in. diameter 30 24 sq.ft, transits asbestos board on 2 x 4 in, supports 1 1 ribbed rubber mat 3 x 3 ft, x 3/8 in. Miscellaneous wiring, insulators, eto. 25 i Labor 140 SII; � Total $ 561 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 29 it Total Fort Wright Substation 90 Total Substation Equipment , Western End 2,160 Total Aoct. No, 328: Substation Equipment $ 29160 1. a N l; a r r, p R Gle k DAY & ZFM MERMAN N, INC.:; [ENGINEERS BAS (9 9.90M £0.80 PAGE 28 S•n +�A P. O. NO. 2432 Th FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK I; DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATESi LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY ki �4 Estimated Cost ofgl Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 331; POLES, TOWERS AND FIXTURES June 19 1926 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION ff 2 40 ft* chestnut poles $ 68 2 35 ft. II Is 58 111 30 ft. " " 20886 59 6 pin fir orossarms , N,B.L,A. standard 177 81 2 It It n Is It �7 520 1-1/2 x 9 in# locust pins 16 - II � 13 anchor guys made of 3/8 in. stranded hard drawn iron wire , with guy hooka, olamps , + ,� strain insulator, gguu y rod and everstiok R 1 anchor, averaging 40 ft. in length 273 ` 12 anchor guys made of #6 ggalvanized solid iron wire , averaging 40 ft. in length 144 r" 1. Total 39803 ,C; vE Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 190 Total Poles , Towers & Fixtures , i _ Fishers Island Corporation3 *993 ' i FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. s 5 40 ft. chestnut poles $ 170 2 4 ft. n I9 q6 61 35 ft, Is to n n 1►77369, 184 20 ft: " „ 4'880 ; 10 20 to 25 ft. chestnut stubs 200 30 oles stepped 390 E 079 pin fir orossarms N.E. L.A. std. 537 21$$ n It n n n 2 2 n it n Is If i�66 23 steel brackets 9 29050 1-1/2 x 9 in. locust pine 62 DAY&.ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS r---1 "� MA811 R•904 10"25 PAGE 29 s " P. o. aG. 2432 FISRERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODVOTION ESTIMATES I° � LIGRT AND POWER PROPERTY if � r Estimated Oost of 'a i " Reproduction New Prices as of � ! ACCT. NO, 331: POLES, TOWERS AND FIXTURES June 1, 1926 tl I FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. , Cont Id. r, ); 73 anchor guys made of from 5/16 to xk 7/16 in. stranded hard drawn f :R iron wire, with guy hooks , olampa , strain insulator, guy rod and 1 everatick, anchor, averaging 40 ft. in length $ 1,606 24 anchor guys made of J6 galvanized solid iron wire, averaging 44D ft, In length 288 8 line guys made of from 5/16 to 3/8 in* stranded hard drawn iron wire , etc. , 80 ` averaging 135 fte in length 6 line guys , made of J6 aolid iron wire, r` etc. , averaging 135 ft, in length 11 rook guys_ made of 3/8 in. stranded wire, etc. , averaging 100 ft, long 231 4 rook gays , made of #6 solid iron wire, etc. , averaging 100 ft. long 49 ! . 1 9 I ' 2 tree guys , made of 5/16 in, stranded z16 wire , etc. , averaging 100 ft. long �i rl 11 tree guys, made of #6 solid iron wire etc . , averaging 100 ft, long 47 , 8 stub guys , made of from 5/x16 to 3/8 in. stranded wire, complete with all necessary fittings except the stub 200 _ t pole r $ Total 12 ,191 i, Add 5% for Omissions and Oontingencies 609 Total Poles , Towers & Fixtures , 12,800 1 Fishers Island Farms, Ina. Total Acot. No. 331: Poles , :Towers & Fixtures $ 16,793 DAY a ZIMMERMANN, INC., t aGiaEEas a she ,e 4.90M to-as PAGE 30 1 � 24 � P. O; No. .2432 f v FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK ' i DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER "PROPERTY' Estimated Cost of �� � Reproduction New l Prices as of ACCT. N0. 332; OVERHEAD CONDUCTORS June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION 6 1 21,710 ft. 4 T.B.W.P, copper wire $ 868 it,, 15 34o ft. #6 n 460 26o ft. #8 +r n I, 6 2877 Locke #44 porcelain insulators 29 i` III 28 Hemingway glass insulators 3 � 7 G.E. compression chamber lightning arresters in 3 groups , eachgroup being grounded with 30 ft. #4 soft . drawn copper wire and 3/4 in. , galvanized iron pipe _ _ 49 Total 1,415 11 Add 3% for Omissions & Contingencies 42 R , Total Overhead Conduotors , � � Fishers Island Corporation 1#457 ' FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. A '. 46o ft. 3509000 C.M. cable $ 129 21t990 ft, 0 T.B.W.P. copper wire 1.925 90 ft. 1 �6 11,040 ft. 4 " " " 442 fir ' 38,880 ft. 6 n n n 1,166 7" ; 22,368 ft. 8 it 53 1,792 ft. 10 n x n 3 29,456 ft. 4 " aluminum wire 110 ! ,304 ft. 6 n 707 535 Look$ #44 porcelain insulators 54 920 Hemingway glass insulators 3 11 strain insulators , porcelain single bell. 11 13 G.E. compression chamber lightning ; arresters in five groups , each group ^ being grounded with 30 ft. #4 soft ' drawn copper wire and 3J4 in. 89 a galvanized iron pipe IAII , DAV &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS g', sp IT �� 8.9 IB ROOM 10•SB PAGE 31 l P. G. NO. 2432 crs I til = FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORE DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES 5 LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Oost of Reproduction New Prices as of ROOT. N0. 332: OVERHEAD CONDUCTORS June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. , Cont Id. Ij 9 Westinghouse auto valve lightning arresters complete with grounds $ 70 r 1 oil switch, outdoor type, 100 amp. , 2 ,300 volt , 3 pole , single throw 45 j Total 5,452 y Add 3% for Omissions and Contingencies 164 Total Overhead Conductors , Fishers Island Farms , Ino. 59616 z- Total Aoot, No. 33 $ 71073 1� 2: Overhead Conduotoxs r ACOT. NO. 333: UNDERGROUND CONDUCTORS FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. �I 13,800 ft. 3 oonduotor,79000 v01t, submarine , !' cable each conductor being J2/0 B.& S. composed of 19 strands of copper each phase insulated with 832 in. rubber compound 40% para covered with rubber filled cloth tape , the 3 oonduotors laid up with saturated jute, all wrapped with rubber saturated Cloth tape over which are 7 servin 8 of jute and tar, and an armour of 6 B.W. G. galvanized steel wire with jute and tar overall $ 2.31736 Total Underground Conduotors, Fishers Island Farms, Inc. 2 17 6 , Total Acot. No. 333; Underground Conductors $ 23,736 mamasammmm � �i �. K DAY&ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS z I� r'. BAB 19 N•90M Y02® PAG F_ 32 ',ss P. O. No. 2432 } W" Y 4 yp til �fl FISHERS ISLAND , NEW YORK ! ? DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 335: SERVICES June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION `fff 8 2 wire services , averaging 100 fts in4 length, made of #8 T. B.W.P. copper wire $ 56 I 3 3 wire services, averaging 100 ft. in ; ; ;I length made of #8 T.B.W.P. copper wire 38 1 3 conductor #4 rubber insulated, 2000 r volt , lead covered cable service, 75 ft, long with a conduotor, 2,300 t- volt , non disoonnec , outdoor 1^1/2 in. { , ' pot head 45 x Total 139 �h Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 7 Total Services , Fishers Island Corporation $ 146 � a FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. a �� �a r, 190 2 wire services , averaging 100 ft, in length, made of #8 T.B.W.P. copper $ 1 ,330 3 3 wire services averaging 100 ft, in length, ' ' �i made of 46 T.B.W.P. copper 38 1 3 wire service averaging 15 ft. in, length made of #6 T. B.W.P, copper 7- i. 2 3 wire service averaging 20 ft, in length t made of #4 T.B.W.P. copper 15 sig § Total $ 1#390 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 70 i1 f, Total Services , Fishers Island Farms , Inc. 1,460 ' ' Y Total Acot, No. 335: Services $ 1,606 .� 9f 9,13aa32s� �y, r DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS As 19 "AOM 10.25 PAGE 33 " P. O. NO. 2432 .ahl FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK � 11 DETAILS OF REPRODUOTION ESTIMATES �1 q LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY � Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT NO. 336; LINE TRANSFORMERS & DEVICES June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND90ORPORATION In Service E 4 1-1/2 K.W. 2,300/110-220 volt, G.E. $ 140 2 3 a h n „ 80 � 1 n ,� II t)It 435 �I 3 5 , ' Total 655 F, IL Add 1% for Omissions 7 Total Transformers (In Service) II Fishers Island Corporation $ 662 Total Transformers , Fishers Island j Corporation $ 662 € • : FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. In Service Tiy2&.W, 2,300/110 volt , Pittsburg air cooled $ 19 7 1�K.W. 2,300/110-220 volt G,B, 210 210 6 1-1/2 K.W. j 4 2 K.W. 7 n n n 160 1 2-1/2 K.W. n n It n 49 � 6 j u n li n p 0 w It n n to n ,. 10 5 p n n +! a 620 2 101/2 n n n n n 'y It n e, It n 219 1 Total $ 2,601 Ail Add 1% for Omissions 26 Total Transformers ( In service) "I Fishers Island Farms , Ino. $ 2,627 DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS (, V 14 7I 3' sea is N•boM ta•aa PAGE 'I P. O. NO. 2 .32 i f I FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK s� DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of J ACCT. NO. 336. LINE TRANSFORMERS DEVICES June 1,. 1926 FISHERS 'ISLAND FARMS , INC. In Stook 1 1 K.W. 2 , 0 300/110-220 volt , G.E. $ 3 � ' 6 1-1/2 K.W. » n n 210 � j� 4 2 u rr n 1,, 160 5 3 255 1 5 n n n n b9 F' 1 10 It Is it n 109 i� 1 Total Transformers (In Stook) Fishers Island Farms, Ino. . 3k Total Transformers , Fishers Island Farms ,Inc . 3,46o Total Acct. No, 336: Lin® Transformers and Devices 4,122 x �- aaxaaaaxaa a; ACCT. NO. 337: LINE TRANSFORMER INSTALLATION FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION 4 1.1/2 K.W. 2000/110-220 volt $ 16 23 n n n 11 a 3 �5 n 1 h 35 r, Total 62 Add 10% for Omissions and Contingencies 6 Total Line Transformer Installation, i Fishers Island Corporation 68 49 r �: DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INC„ ENGINEERS M Y �dB.B IB R•9OM 10"26 PAGE 35 ���yy� J P. O. No. 2432 1%1 FISHERS ISLANDI, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIIv1ATM, LIGHT AND PO'PrER PROPERTY ye`wf Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. PIC . 337 : LINE TRANSFORMER INSTALLATION June 1, 1926 to E=d. FISHERS ISLAND FARITS, INC. 1 1/2 K..9. 2,300/110 volt $ . ' f' q 1 xal. 2, 300/110-220 volt 28if 24 2 " „ 18 1 2-1/2 n c n 5 j 6 „ 33 2 4 n v n 12 10 5 „ 75 7 7-1/2 6o 2 10 n n it 19 Total $ 278 Add loo for Omissions and Contingencies 27 ' Total Line Transformer Installation, 305 Fishers Island Farms , Inc . e, Total Acot. No. 337 : Line Transfor;,.er $ 373 , o Installation mCemamesmmea ACCT. N0. 338: CONSUMERS METERS i r% FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC . si In Service . (Eastern End ) H� 9 5 amp. G.E. type I-14, 2 wire , 110-220 volt 77 s% 1 10 " Sangamo "I H 3 wire , 110-220 t1 2 25 " G.E. type I-14o 3 wire , 110-220 It 2 1 100 " Sangamo "I H, 3 wire, 110-220 " 22 1 150 " G.E. " H, 3 wire, 110-220 " self contained 69 (Western End) 183 - 5 amp. G.E. Type I - 14, 2 wire, 110-2. 20 volt 1, 556 DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC„ ENGINEERS 1 qlh BAS 19 N•50M 1025 PAGE 36 P. o. No.2432 1 W' f kk FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION BSTIMATES LIGHT ,AND POWE9 PROPERTY Estimated cost of Reproduction New Prices as ofi AOCT. NO. 338 : CONSUIIORS 10TERS , Cont'd. June 1, 1926 g FISHIsRS ISLAND FAM23 , INC . In Service 9 ' 4 5 Amp. Sangamo Type I - 141 2 wire , 110-220 volt 32 17 10 It G.E. " I - 14, 2 wire , 110-220 " 153 4 15 11 G.E. I - 14, 2 wire, 110-220 itit3 5 g 8 5 ! , G.E. " I - 14, 2 wire, 110»220 1° 104 2 0 It G.R. " I - 14, 2 wire , 110-220 ° 5 4 75 G.E. If I - 14, 2 wire , 110-220 " 1 1 10 11 Sangamo 11 I - 14, 3 wire , 110-220 If N 2 15 It G.E. It 114, 3 wire, 114-220 11 2z 4 50 11 G.E. " I - 14, 3 wire, 110-220 11 76 1 75 11 Sangamo " I - 141 3 wire , 110-220 11 20 2 50 " G.E. " D - 6 , 3 wire , 220 volt � k; 3 phase, self contained 117 Total 1 Add to for Omissions and Contingencies 24 Total Consumers Meters (In Servioe) Fishers Island Farms, Ino. $ 2,477 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. In Stock 1 5 amp. Sangamo, 2 wire, 110-220 volt $ 8 ' 1 25 t1 G.E. Type I » 141 3 wire, 220 volt 14 1 50 11Sangamo;' : 2 wire, 110. 220 volt 16 1 75 it G.E. Type 1- 14, 2 wire, 110-220 volt 20 1 Total Consumers Meters (In Stook) i Fishers Island Farms , Inca $ 58 Total Consumers Meters , Fishers Island Farms , -Inc. $ - 58 Total Aoot. No . 338: Consumers Meters in DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INC„ ENGINEERS $ 29535 , aC+weogaa 9 Wlb is $A6 ]B H•5OM 1029 PAGE 37 1 'I I I I �1 P. O. No.2432 '<`p .f FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATD+S " LIGHT .AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of h dune 1, 1926 E �� i IC =I ACCT, NO. 339: METER INSTALLATIONS fi it FISHIs'RS ISLAND FARMS , INC. (Eastern End) 14 Meter Installations $ 14 (Western End) II 232 Meter Installations 232 Total Meter Installations , Fishers Island Farms , Inc. $ 246 B r Total Acct. No. 339: Meter Installations $ 246 xexxxxs�xss ACOT. NO. 340 : INSTALLATIONS ON CONSULT-,RS PREMISES FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION ` I 1 oil circuit breaker, G.E. type FK-200 T.P.S.T. , 60 amps. , 2,500 volts , with underload voltage device, mounted on 41 1' wall of pump house $ Total 41 3 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 2 Total Installations on Consumers Premises , Fishers Island, Corporation $ 43 '. Total Acot, No , 340 : Installations on , Consumers Premises $ 43 u�:', x.massiccxaxx I? DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INC„ ENGINEERS i ah �IP38.AS IA R•9�M f0"H9 PAGE � YiY`i, 1 P. o. NO. 2432 % r; r FISHERS IS LAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New 3 � 42 ; STREET Prices as of ROOT. NO. 3 ET LIGHTING EQUIPMENT June 19 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. 40 street lights having 5 ft. gooseneck I a� brackete , 16 in. fluted reflectors and 6.6 amps• , series incandescent lamps of 600 lumins $ 1{00 Total $ 400 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 20 Total Street Lighting Equipment, Fishers Island Farms , Ino• $ 420 Total Acot. No. 342; Street Lighting Equipment $ 420 . i A" amxasc=an Qac � i ACCT. NO. 344; GENERAL EQUIPMENT w FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. ( f) Laboratory Equipment A ; 1 portable ammeter 1 portable current transformer 1 portable voltmeter A. O. ; ' " 1 portable wattmeter 1 portable Mathews Telefault 1 ' 1 portable voltmeter and generator box 1 portable magneto 1 Starrett speed indicator 232 Total $ 232 , Add 10% for Omissions in Inventory 23 Total Laboratory Equipment $ 255 I � 3. Z�f DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INC„ ENGINEERS I 0V 11 GE 0 .. _.. PO. NO. 2432 r , O B ID R•50M 1029 A39 FISHERS ISLAND , ,NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUOTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 344: GENERAL EQUIPMENTp Cont ' d. June 1l 1926 i FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. (g) Miscellaneous Equipment 50 lin ft, portable lamp cord and bull dog guard 1 5 ft, step ladder 2 b ft, n n 1 10 ft. 'r " 1 tree trimmer 1 axe 1 breast drill 1 18 in# monkey wrench 1 saw vise < 1 saw set 33 wood chisels 6 5/8" drilla or bits 5 2 ft* expansions 1 18 in. " 1 12 in. " 3 keyhole saws 1 Misner circular hack saw 1 Bell hangers bit 1 pair of connectors 1 14 ins gas pliers 3 8 in' gas pliers 2 heavy hammers 3 claw hammers 3 hand saws 1 lantern 2 sets of climbers (new) 2 sets of climbers . (old) 2 climber belts 3 hand slack tackles 3 double shieve 150 ft. tackles 50 £t. hand lines 1 transformer gear 3 hack saws 24 12 in, blades for hack saw 2 pigs 2 sets of rubber gloves r 3 bit braces DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS cr ( � PAGE 40 .A8 19 PA OM 1028 i P ,jYj''AI• P. O. NO. 24321 i I{ i E FISHERS ISLAND , NEW YORK In DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES LIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost o :f Reproduction New Prices as of AGOT. N0. 344; GENERAL EQUIPMENT June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. i1 ( g) Miscellaneous Equipment , Cont'd. 2 soldering irons , electric 1 torches bench vice 1 grinder 3 pipe benders 1 pipe bender block Assorted bits:, drills , tape , etc. 5 large Buffalo grips 3 small Buffalo grips i} #16251 20 Havens grips �� 2 18 ft. pikes 1 16 ft. 4 14 ft. 2 10 ft, " 2 8 ft. spoons 2 55 ft. shovels 4 6 ft. bars 1 metal Jenny 1 Cant hook j 2 lugging hooks of I single reel I double reel 1 small reel 1 4 in. expansion bit 1 in. expansion bit 2 in. cutting pliers 1 8 in, cutting pliers 1 steel square ��i 1 steel level 1 Starrett combination square 2 12 in# screw drivers 1 14 in. Stillson wrench 1 14 in. floor iron ; 2 doe. assorted files JI I `. Q5 DAV &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS �i vl P 9eE IB RAPAf O•xa PAGE � P. O. No. 2432 FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK },. DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES {V ToIGHT AND POWER PROPERTY Estimated Cost of r� Reproduction New of ACCT. NO. 344: GENERAL EQUIPMENT Prides as June 1 , 192b26 I FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. i , 4 ( g) Miscellaneous Equipment , Cont►d. I Miscellaneous tools bought between December 31 . 1926 and March 31 , 1926 One half of total of Miscellaneous ,1 Equipment or tools charged to ( , this property $ 268 a Add 10fo for Omissions in Inventory 27 $ 295 , 4I r" Total General Equipment , Fishers Island Farms, Ino. $ 550 _ R ' Total Acot. No. 344: General Equipment $ 550 i� 3 r N fr �I at ! "i DAY a ZIMMERMANN. INC.. ENGINEERS rte ° y'd r Fr. J A 5f � ,j '✓ r r P 3 Wo-' Y �� f h r,�orou'aµ,i5�✓;�,„�'�:+Y,'y r"r'r��,�j,�d.(F1� �' � t r r ���f'a`� s' � ' 'r}t�"✓o rY's�,6s��v/nb,`, J' si a . 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Office Telephone Equipment $ - - $ 4;186 $ 3,977 $ 4,186 $ 3,9737 231 Station Apparatus 3922 3530 3'920 3'297 232 Station Installations 330 297 3 2 1 Exchange Pole Linea 407 366 1882 164 5 9 �30 242 Exchange Aerial Cable i8+777 18,401 18;777 18;9619 243 Exchange Aerial Wire 10216 1,094 973 875 2+189 1' 244 Exchange Underground Conduit 351 95 59`�q 395 245 Exchange Underground Cable 5 5 35 293 262 Other General Equipment Total Direct Coats 1,623 1,46 0 29.665 28'4 L- 31,28$ 29937 Total Indirect Costs 370 33 6+795 6,524 " 7,165 6,859 Total Working Capital 3.731 30731 3MI 3t,731 Total $ 1093 $ 19795 $ 40,191 $ 38x732 $ 42,184 $ 40627 amaao m aaaa3aaxmaaamaaaaaaamamaaassa aaaamaaasim:mmmaaamnmmsamaagmmmassesammmaaaammmammmamaa r i ax �4� '14 iG.ON.IQ.S PAQK k{ y�.r tik P. O No. FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES �Y TELEPHONE PROPERTY �r Estimated Cost of Reproduction New I Prices as of � ACCT. NO. 221: CENTRAL OFFICE TELEPHONE June 1, 126 EQUIZIENT FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, IIM. 2 telephone switchboards, 5 ft . high x 2 ft. s° wide x 9 and 18 in, deep, old style, #105, central magneto , 2 way ringing one with 100 positions , the other with A0 'positions , �. with chestty�e transmitters, 15 cord air- ouits #493 X7' plugs, #19A drop signals, #375A and377A keys, #6A key levers, #2310 jacks and #12 plug seats 5 trunk lines in use lq 100 subscribers' lines in use on one board tr_ 6 other a ; v 1 main distribution frame, made of 2 . in. x 13 ft. pine timbers bolted to wall, ' with 2 pieces of 1- x li� x 1/4 in angle iron 11 ft, to and 2 pieces of flat iron, one 2 x i�4 in. x 10 ft, and the other 1-� x 3/8 in.x 11 ft. . supporting 18 protector mounting boards, j x 7/8 in: x 5 ft, 1476 protector mountinls 78A 425 it blocks ,�26 on intermediate 425 ,� #27) frame 425 fl:ses, PA 5 terminal strips 493 1 intermediate frame, made of pine boards painted , 6 x 6 ft. x 7/8 in. , having the following equipment: 6f 2 protector mounting boards, j x 718 in. x 5 ft, made of pine 200 protector mountings, #68A 3 repeating coils , f76A', 425 heat coils 12 terminals 8 331 interrupter 176A 84E 2 retarding coils A16A 411 2 condensers21E 8 Edison primary wet batteries , li volt, ,#502 72 dry cells , #6 ` G DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC:, ENOINEWIR9 � � Ap 1e NAOM 10.23 LL PAGE 44 i q �,. P. O- .._ :Z432 FISHER$ ISLAND, NEW YORK 5- dL DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES z " THL3PHONE PROPERTY ' l-' I Estimated Cost of f Reproduction New ACCT. NO. 221: CENTRAL Prices as of OFFICE TELEPHONE June 1, 1926 1 r FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. , cont' d r 120 ft. 303 pair Type F cable for inside con- a ,„, struction with #22 A..W.G, conductors, ;. i double silk and cotton insulation and pure lead sheath 60 ft. Z32 pair #22 gauge Type F cable 30 ft. 7 quads §16 gauge cable ' 36 ft. 202 pair 422 gauge strap cable s 150 ft. #1/0 D.B.R. C, ground wire 3 40 split porcelain cleats, #2 B.a D. Thomas l 144 2� in. screws Freight and lighterage on above equipment Yisoellaneous small material and labor of � installation l: Total $ 3,986 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 200 Total Central Office Telephone Equipment, 186 Fishers Island Farms, Inc . $ t fi Total .Acot. No. 2211 Central Office Telephone Equipment $ 4,186 aaaaaaaiv. w. i N7 �`'; DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC,. ENGINEERS AD 19 R•40M 10.25 PAGE 45. P. O. NO. 2432 r" s. ' FISHERS ISLANDo NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of AOCT. N0, 231 : STATION APPARATUS June 1 , 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARNGSj INC . In Service (Eastern End) Ali.. 16 desk stands, Western Electrio #1020Alt including receiver, cork, transmitter and number plates $ 152 16 Ringer boxes , Western Electric #315H, 2 - 500 ohms on coils , 3 bar A.C. generator #22-A, with induction coil, all contained in oak box 180 r° 60 dry cella 24 %c 4 wall type sets, including back board to which is attached battery box and writing shelf, with wall type transmitter, Western Else- trio #259W and induction coil and ringer box with 1000 ohm bell and 3 bar generator 84 (Western End.) 119 desk stands, Western Electric #1020A1, in eluding receiver, cord, transmitter and number plates 1,130 ;- 119 ringer boxes, Western Electric #315H. 2 - 500 ohms on coils, 3 bar A.C. generator k ; #22-A, with induction coil, all contained in oak box 1,339 43 dry cells 174 ti s 2 wall type stands , including haok board to ' which is attached battery box and writing i . shelf , with wall type transmitter, Western Electric #259W, and induction coil and ringer box with 1000 ohm bell and 3 bar ' generator 549 ti �k ' DAY& ZIMMERMANN. INc., ENGINEERS - y` . �.r4j4AS IB R•50M 10-2b PAGE 46 P. O. NO. 211 3 2 Y g FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORg x.: DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE PROPERTY r„ Estimated Cost of Reproduction New r' ACCT. N0. 231 : STATION APPARATUS prices as ofJune 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FAR191S INC. In Service ; , Oont 'd, (Western End) 3 coil boxes attached to wall type stands for nickels , dimes and quarters, 4 x 4 x 9 in, , Cray Electric Co . #10 33 In Stock <„r _ 10 desk stands, Weatern �Electrio, #1020A1, including receiver, "cord, transmitter and number plate 95 t: 10 ringer boxes , Western Electric, #315H. 2 - 500 ohms on coils , 3 bar A.C . generator #22-4, with induction coil , all contained in oak box 112 30 dry cells 12 Total 30$84 Add 1% for Omissions and Contingencies 38 Total Station Apparatus, Fishers Island Farms , Inc . $ 3 . 922 ^, 1 Total, Acot. No . 231 : Station Apparatus $ 3x922 7L ref G f: ACCT, No. 232; STATION INSTALLATIONS 13. FISHERS ISLAND,FARUS , INC. (Eastern End ) Installation of 16 desk stands , including miscellaneous wire, etc. 32 Installation of 4 wall type stand, including miscellaneous wire, etc. 8 DAY IN ZIMMERMANN, INC„ ENGINEERS 'SA. 19 R•EOM 1028 PAGE 47 P. o. Ho. 2432 FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 232 : STATION INSTALLATIONS ,_Contrd. June 19 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARM,., INC . (Western .End) Installation of 119 desk stands; including miscellaneous wire, etc. - $ 238 Installation of 26 wall type stands, includ- ing miscellaneous wire, etc. 52 Total Station Installations, Fishers Inland Farms , Inc. $ 330 Total Acot, No. 232; Station Installations$ 330 r; mm amsm:amaaaaa ACCT. NO. 241 : EXCHA,NGE' VOLE LINES FISHERS ISLAND C0RPORATION 88 6 pin crossarms 261E 10 4 78 2 2 " " 26 672 wood pins 20 <= Total 388 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingenoies 19 y� Total Exchange Pole Lines, Fishers Island Corp . 407 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC. i 10 6 pin crossarms 30 6 4 rr rl i6 53 2 If It 117 6 iron brackets 2 rt 10 Wood 2 190 wood pins 6 Total $ 173 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 9 Total Exohan$e, Pole Lines, Fishers Island i Farms, Inc. L 182 h Total Acpt: No. 241co�cagi j&je Lines J_a=DAY ZIMMAR14A �_-___589 yI A! 10 ROOM IOAR PAGIE 48 �a P. o- N0 943 ' v" s> FISTIERS ISLAND, NEW YORK . DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE PROPFRTY Estimated Cost of Reprodlzotiori New Prices as of <' ACCT. NO. 242; EXCH&NTGE AERIAL OABIE June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC• s 1035 ft. lead covered cable, 51 pair, 24 gauge, and 7 quads , 16 gauge, including messenger , wire ,rings, etc. $ 537 1011 ft. lead covered sable , 101 pair, 24 gauge, and 7 quads , 16 gauge, including messenger, r wire ,rings , eta. . 630 2183 ft, lead covered cable, 202 pair, 24 gauge, and 7 quads , 16 gauge, including messenger, wire, rings , eta. 10890 1+ 219 ft, lead covered cable, 303 pair, 24 gauge, � and 7 quads , - 16 g_auge ,= including messenger, wire,rings, eta. . 284 s ` 3818 ft. lead covered cable, 303 pair, 19 gauge, including messenger, wire ,rings , etc: 6, 255 r , 2106 ft. lead covered cable , 101 pair, 24 gauge, including messenger , wire ,ringsI etc. 724 �+ 8300 ft, lead covered cable, 51 pair, 24 gauge, including rpessenger, wire ,rings, etc. 2,068 6638 ft. lead covered cable, 25 pair, 22 gauge, including messenger, wire , rings, eta. 1, 227 1436 ft. lead covered cable , 50 pair, 22 gauge, including messenger, wire , rings , etc. 369 214 ft, lead covered cable , 100 pair, 22 gauge, including messenger, wire , rings, eta. 96 " 36 splices from main cables to 11 pair terminal » ? boxes 864 8 splices from N n n 26 u n boxes 192 e 1 splice " " ° ° 26 " wood . boxes3,3 1 splice " " " " open wire 2r+ 1 it " 51 pair, 24 gauge, 7 quads into 101 pair, 24 gauge, 7 quadsn 24 1 splice from 202 pair, 24 gauge, 7 if 101 pair, 24 gauge, 7 quads 24 1 splice, 101 1 202 pair into 303 pair, all 24 gauge with 7 quads A6 gang® 433 s 2 splices, 101 pair to 5 pair 66 , 1 splice from 51 pair, gauge to 25 pair, 24 t, gauge 24 " DAY &ZIM MERMANN, INC.. 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NO. 01 FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction Now Prices as of ACCT. 110. 242; EXCHANGE AERIAL CABLE June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARPrIS, INC. , cont' d I splice, 51 and 101 pair, 24 gauge to 202 pair, 24 gauge $ 33 1 splice,, 2 way on 51 pair junction 19 1 51 pair and 303 pair to 70pair 57 1 " to underground cable of0 ( pair from 303 pair, also connecting 303 pair through 152 pairs with 100 pairs, 25 pair and 50 pair cables • 120 2 splices , straight, 202 pair cable 66 5 " " 30:3: .n et 285 1 n n 101 a 19 1 n n 51 IT n 19 28 " from main cables to 11 pair terminal boxes 672 2 splices from it if n 26 II It boxes 48 2 splices if It if term. to 26 pair wood boxes 66 2 splices from 25 pair to 50 pair 48 2 splices from 101 pair to 25 pair and 11 pair terminal boxes 66 1 splice from 101 pair to 25 and 50 pair cables 33 VA 22 splices, straight, 2 ti)air, 22 gauge cable 330 1 splice , n 5� rr 22 n u 19 3 wooden terminal boxes , 26-B, complete with pole seat, eto. 225 10 cast iron terminal boxes , §14D, 26 pair, com- plote with top feed, eto. 155 64 cast iron terminal boxes, #148, 11 pair , com- plete with top feed, eto. 576 Total 189230 Add 3? for Omissions. and Contingencies 4 Total Exchange Aerial Cable, Fishers Island Farms , ,Ino. $ 18x777 Total Acot . No. 242; Exchange Aerial Cable $ 18,777 xaxxaaxa DAY & ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS g •AS 1,R.ROM 10.20 ._ PAGE 50 IIY 44r P. O. NO r',+s Ss F FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK „ DETAIIS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE, PROPERTY Estimated Cost of '# Reproduotion New y Prices as Of ACCT. N0. 243: EXCHANGE AERIAL WIRE June i , 1926 FISTIMS ISLAND CORPORATION 520 ft. twisted pair, made of 14 gauge copper $ 14 88,920 ft. #12 bare copper wire 10067 ?; 14 service drops made of #14 R,C, copper wire, twisted pair, averaging 100 ft. in .length with either porcelain spool y; at house or malleabl& ,iron bracket with #23 glass insulator 672 pony glass insulators 54 r Total Add 3 for omissions and Contingencies 3� J).n. Total Exchange Aerial 'Hire ; Fishers Island w Corporation $ 1 , 216 FISHERS ISLAND FAIMS, INQ. S . 2,004 ft. twisted pair, made of ':16 gauge Dopper 50 2,004 ft. ° n if if #14 R it clad steel 50 60010 ft. twisted 1r R er 14 n rr i 750 ft, twisted 'r " " 600 volt " 26 20, 536 ft. #14 bare copper wire 220 128 service drops made of #14 Roo. copper wire , twisted pair, averaging 100 ft. in langth with either porcelain spool at house , or malleable iron bracket with #23 glass u insulator 416 171 porg glass insulators 14 48 porcelain spools 75 poro slain cleats Total 944 h Add 3% for Omissions and Contingencies 2 k; rt Total Exchange Aerial Wire , Fishers Island Fr rms, Ino , 2.1 Total Acot. No . 243: Exchange Aerial 'Mire $ 2, 189 DAY ac ZIMMERMANN', INC.. ENGINEERS 6 10 R•5014 1080 PAGE 51 - * P. O. NO 2}32 y f . 4 F13HER5 ISLAND, .NEW YORx s DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES TELEPHONE 11ROPnTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. 1T0, 244; EXCHANGE UNDERGROUND 0027DUIT June 1, 1826 l� FISHERS ISLAND FAWS , INC. 170 lin ft.7 3� in. diameter round wooden conduit n laid in 84 lin, ft, trench , 2 fto wide x 3 ft. deep with 1 brick manhole, 3 x 6 x 6 ft. with 8 in. brisk walls , cement floor, cast iron cover, cable racks , etc. 2 #3 cast iron bends 6 conduit plugs 1 #3 cast iron cup, etc. $ 380 kx' Total 80 Add 5 � for Omissions and Contingencies 319 Total Exchange Underground Conduit, Fishers Island Farms , Inc. 399 Total Acot. No. 241N: Exchange Underground Conduit $ 399 a � Sas a>sa>m ACCT. NO. 245: EXCF,ANGE UNDERGROUND CABLE �x FISHERS 133LAA'D FARMS , INC. 150 lin. ft. lead covered cable, 707 pair #24 . gauge and and 7 quads #16 gauge with 1 splice to 4 lead covered cables in cellar and 10 lead clam-os on outside pole and in cellar, etc. r Total 525 Add 5% for Omissions and Contingencies 2 Total Exchange Underground Cable , Fishers Island Farms , Inc, $ 551 Total Aoct. No. 245: Exchange UndergroundCable$ 551 { 7 DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INC., ENGINEERS t-,, • <f0 [9 R.9OM 10.29 PAGE 5L O P. O. NO. 2}32 a: � FISHERS ISLAND, NEM YORK f U� DETAILS OF PREPRODUCTION ESTIMATE rm TELEPHONE PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 262: OTHER GENERAL EQUIPMENT dune 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS, INC. Miscellaneous tools and equipment listed t` in the inventory of the Light and Power Company , one half of same being chargeable rz to the Telephone Company $ . Total Other General Equipment, Fishers Island Farms , Inc. $ 345 Total Acot. 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Total epono oReproduction oepro uc n e beau AeorLieCL beauo e " beau Accrueu Aoct.No. Direct Goats New Depreciation New Depreciation New Depreciation 212✓ Collecting Reservoir and Intake Wella $ 1' 832 $ 11612 $ $ $ 1, 832 $ 1,612 213 Gravity Intake Conduits 874 74 and Suction Maine 874 ' 743 2;654 2,3�b 215 other Collecting Conduits 2;654 2; 3336 6"(( 223 Chemical Treatment Plant 1, 85g 1,b73 1]],859 1. 773 236 Pumping Station Structures 7, 014 6;171 4' 217 3+fi95 z37 Pumpa and Pump Equipment . 217 3+ 795 2 7./ Storage Reservoirs Tanks and Standpipes 19;606 17, 2533 1g,606 1q, 2 248 Distribution Mains 22, 868- 20,124 195 6j4 37i Pipes 68,562 58;O i Souroe' Pipes & Stops 132- 105 4; 82 30',825 4; 14 3> 30 250 Yuletexs, Meter Boxes & vaults 3, 8 3x4 3, 0 3t*23 0 48 251✓ Fire Hydrants & Fire Cisterns 412 35p 412 3 a 259'' Other General Equipment Total Direct Costa $ 41+450 $ 36+ 559 $ 749577 $ 63, 209 $16,027 $ 9+768 Total Indirect or Overhead Costs $ 90494 $ 8, 374 $ 17+083 $ 14.476 $ 26>577 $ 22052 Total Working Capital $ 20850 $ 2,850 $ 2,850 $ 2 850 Total $ 509944 $ 449933 $ 94:510 $ 80635 $145,454 $ 125,468 mmaLm�aam�amRaama'�9x:Jxxxcim�mammmmaamamffi9:L'mam�Gm3�Jxama9{saxmmmmaaaRa®mmiiRmmammmmffim,�mmitlmW t 'H rT^„ PAGE 54 IQ R•SOM 10.25 P. O. NO. 2432 FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. N0, 212 • COLLECTING RESERVOIRS & INTAKE WELLS June 1, 1926 i FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION 1 lI, 1 suction well at pump house, 13 ft, out- s; side dia. x 22 ft, 6 in, deep with 8 in. brink walls sand bottom and 2 in, 1,53' board cover on �F - 2 x 8 in, beams $ 1 valve box at pump house, 6 x 6 x 15 ft, deep outside measurements, with 12 in.. concrete walls, sand bottom and 2 in. 298 plank cover Total Collecting Reservoirs and Intake Wells - Fishers Island Corporation 1+832 Total Aoot. No. 212: Colleoting Reservoirs $ 1,832 and Intake Wells asae.aaiaiii ACCT. NO, 213: GRAVITY INTAKE CONDUITS & SUCTION MAINS I FISHERS ISLAND CORPORTATION 20 lin. ft. 10 in. C. I. Be & Be pipe laid under bottom of lake about 5 ft, average depth 1 10 in. C . I . Ell 200 1 10 in, 0 , I. Gate valve 120 lin: ft. 10 in, vitrified the pipe laid with open joints, approximately 10 ft4 below grade ( 2 runs of 60 line ft. laid 595 in same trench) Total 795 Add 10% for Omissions & Contingencies 79 Total Gravity Intake Conduits & Suction 874 Maine - Fishers Island Corporation Total Acot, No , 213: Gravity Intake Conduits $ 874 i me i Ra a iii i ( � and 1]UCtA/S'('&* TfMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS h, :'11d i BAG 10 ROOM W-3p RAGE 55 3 1' P. O. NO. 2432 0 FISHERS ISLAND, .NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY r .Estimated Cost of �1 Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 215 - OTHER COLLECTING CONDUITS June I, 1996 c� FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION 210 lin. ft, 10 in. 0. I. B. & S, pipes connecting Barlow & Island Ponds laid from 4 to 22 ft, below grade with 1 10 in. Co I. gate valve and valve box 40 lin. ft, intake cribbing made of 1 in. T. & G. spruce timers, driven in, with ✓'s I header on top 2s413 Total 2,413 Add 10% for Omissions & Contingencies 241 Total Other Collecting Conduits - Fishers Island Corporation 2,654 Total Aoct . No, 215 ; Other Collecting $ 21654 Conduits ACCT. NO. 223 - CHEMICAL TREATMENT PLANT FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION ' Mr> 1 Wallace & Tiernen vacuum type ohlorimator ,! type MSVM, Serial No: 10537 1,200 1 Wallace & Tiernen pressure type ohlorimator type ra S A mt 500 1 pair Fairbanks platform scales 300# capacity with 10 x 15 in. platform 45 j Miscellaneous 1-1/4 in, and 3/4 in. piping with fittings and valves including 1 - 200# water pressure gauge 8 in. dia. 60 1= Total $ 1,805 sn Add 3% for Omissions & Contingencies 4 Total Chemical Treatment Plant , Fishers Island Coy.�(��+qtib I,859 l7/FY"&ZI MANN. INC., ENGINEERS Total Acct , No 22.3; Chemical Treatment Plant �as�1� 29 '`319ySAD 10 R-60M IOER - PAGE 56 P. o. No. 2432 pf,, FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY }; Estimated Cost o:E Reproduction New Prices as of- ACCT N0, 236: PUMPING STATION STRUCTURES June 1 , 1926 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION Pumping Station 1 brick building 25 x 34 ft. 6 in. x 10 , ft. to eaves with 11 ft, rise to peak of roof . 12 ino brick walls to peak of roof, both outside and partition wall. Rough granite foundation 18 in. wide x 4 ft, deep, 6 in. cement floor cor- rugated .asbestos roof an 1 x 3 in# nailers spaced 18 in* apart on 2 x 6 in. rafters spaoed 18 in, apart. 2 - 4 x 6 ft. D.H. Windows 2 - 3 ft. 6 inl x 5 ft. D.H. windows 1 - 3 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 6 in, D.H. windows. 1 - 3ft. 6 in. x 7 ft. hinged panel door. 1 - 7 ft. 6 in, x 7 ft. 6 in, double hinged door. All doors and windows with granite Bills. Electric lighting in conduit, 4 outlets. Outside trim painted. 1 brink chimney with outside dimensions 4 ft. 9 in, x 4 ft. 9 in. x 46 ft, high tapering to 4 x 4 ft. at top, with 18in. brick wall at bottom 6 ft. x � 6 x 6 ft. atone foundation and cement Bap on top 6 in. thiole $ 7,014 Total Pumping Station Structures, Fishers Island Corporation $ 7+0-14 Total Aoct, No . 236: Pumping Station $ 7 ,014 il Structures ACCT NO 237 : PUMPS AND PUIJP EQUIPIAEN_T FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION � 2 De Laval Series Centrifugal pumps, type 30 ITP 5 - P4 having a combined capacity per unit of 430 gallons per min, under a combined head of 150 ft. (40 ft. head on 5 in, and 110 ft. head on 4 in, ) direct connected DW :& ZIMMERMANN. INC.. ENGINEERS JIB 101 . id 8AS 10 R-9OM 10RAGE 5729 NO. 243 O. F. {� 2 �:. FISHERS I:3I,Ar1D ,, NEW YORK ` DETAILS OF ]REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SITPPLY PROPERTY i Estimated Coat of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. NO. 237 . PUTAPS AND PUMP EQUIPMENT. Contid. June 1 1926 I FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION t 2 G.E. induction motors 30 Ii.P. type KT 312-4-30-1800, forrn B , 1750 R.P.14- I` 220 volt , 3 phase, 60 cycle with oom- pensato rs, on 2 concrete foundations 8 x 3 x 4 ft. with 1 main Trumball IIT° 3 P : S . T, knife switch fused with 3-200 amp . fuses, 200 amp. 250 volt , on slate panel 9 x 8 in. 1n C. I. cabinet Trumball #1214, 24 x 12 x 6 in, and " 1 Trumball panel board 200 amp. 250 volts with 3 horizontal and 3 vertical bus bars with b fuses , 100 amp , 250 volt on slate board 2 ft. 4 in. x 18 in. x 1 in. in C.I. Trumball cabinet 32 x 23 x 4 in. with 6 lin. ft . 2-1/2 conduit and fittings 40 lin. ft . 1-1/2 it It n Miscellaneous wiring $ 20928 1 6 ft. Pc. of 6 in. C . 2 , flanged pipe with s companion flanges t; 1 8. ft. Po. of 6 in. 0 . 1 . flanged pipe with companion flanges 1 12 ft. Po. of 6 in. C . I . flanged pipe with companion flanges 1 '2 ft. 8 in. Po. of 6 3,n1 C .I. flanged pipe r �£ with companion flanges s 1 1 ft, 4 in. Po. of 5 in. 0 . Is flanged pipe with companion flanges °r. 2 1 ft . 6 in. Po, of 5 In. C .I, flanged pipe with companion flanges 1 4 ft , 71 in.Po. of 5 in. c .I. flanged pipe u with companion flanges 1 6 ft. 51 in:Po. of 5 in. C ,I. flanged pipe withoomp anion flanges z: 1 6 ft. go-10/1 in. Pc. of 4 in. C .I. flanged pipe with companion flanges 2 6 in. auction strainers 1 4 in. blank flange 2 6 x 5 in, taper reduoers flanged C.I. ",�. DAY &ZiMMF_RMANN, INC., ENGINEERS 58 P. gA8 19 R•99M 19-29 PA r3e 58 P. O.- NO. 2432 ' FISHERS ISLANDy NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cat ofo Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. N0, 237: PUMPS AND PUMP EQUIPMIIIT dune 1 , 1925 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION, Conttd0 j 4 in. long radius ells flanged C.I. 3 in. It 1 4in. tt it n n n 1 6 in. Lee with 4 in. branch and one end 4 in. run 1 6 in. Lukenheimer sating check valve, 3 iron body bronze mou-4ted g; 2 4 in. lukenheimer victor gate valve, f iron body bronze mounted 2 6 in, check valves (used as foot valves) Miscellaneous gaskets flanges bolts eta, Total , including labor of installation ' eta. $ 1,088 Note : The above inventory does not in- clude alterations and additions to pumping station .piping made during 1925-26 and paid for by Fishers Island { Corporation Total $ 4,016 pp Add 5% for Omissions Et Contingencies 201 Total - Pumps & Pump Equipment, Fishers i Island Corporation $ 40217 1 Total Acot, No. 237, Pumps and Pump $ 41217 Equipment r e. %j *_ DAY a ZIMMERMANN. INC„ ENGINEERS e ill id �I SAS 10 R-10M 10-2N PAGE 59 - P. O. NO. 2432 �i X+' FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK M DETAILS OF REPRODUOTION .ESTIMATES j WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cost o: Reproduction Now Prices as of ACCT. N0. 247 ; STORAGE RESERVOIRS, TANKS & June 1, 1926 su FISHERS ISLAND FARAS, INC. 1 reservoir having approximately 330 ,000 E gallons capacity, 51 ft. 10 in. dia. x 22 ft. deep inside , with 24 in. brick walls lined with 1 in* cement and plastered down 6 ft* on outside. Roof F painted canvas on 1' in. T. & G. sheating on 2 x 8 in. rafters spaded 2 ft. apart nailed to 4 x 8 in, struts and plates rt in 12 bays. Roof overhanging brick walls ' 18 in. cupola, 12 sides', canvas roofed , each side with louvred and screened window 26ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. 6 in. 12 in. cement }� i floor. 22 steps to bottom of reservoir made ofj�4 in. rd. iron, trap door 4 ft. x 3 ft. b in. 170 lin. ft. of 4 in. gals, 5. wrought iron pipe used as drain at bottom F< of reservoir $ 190230 1 valve chamber 6 ft. 4 in. x 5 ft. 4 in# outside x 14 ft, deep inside with 8 in, brick walls , 6 in. cement floor and 1 in. board roof on 3 - 3 x 4 in. timbers 6 ft. r 4 in. long 376 f Total - Storage Reservoirs, Tanks and Standpipes, Fishers Island Farms , Inc. 19,,606 Total Acot. No . 247: Storage Reservoirs, Tanks & Standpipes $ 1,90W ��. - ss i 3sasa ami C i 19 DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC., ENGINEERS r R•90M 10-29 PAGE 6o P. o. NO. 2432 FISHERS ISLAND`NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACOT. NO. 248: DISTRIBUTION MAINS June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION A 7050 lin. ft. 10 in. C .I. B. & S. pipe $ 22,066 2 16 in. C.I. gate valves, double hub, bronze mounted with valve boxes 136 Total $ 22,202 Add 3% for Omissions & Contingencies 666 Total Distribution Maine, Fishers Island Corporation 22 868 r; a FISHERS ISLAND FAMIS, INC. 4480 lin. ft. 10 in. O.I. B. & S. pipe 14,022 8 in. 1, 269 4980020 lin. ft. 6 in. " 1t " 8,471 3284 lbs. C.I. fittings 230 ti 2 10 in. C.I . Gate Valves, double hub double gate bronze mounted with 136 valve boxes g6 2 8 in. " " " 5 6 in. " 1. I 1 5 5� I 170 lin. ft. 3 in. gale: genuine W-1 . pipe 9o751 010 Itn 2 R It n n n n R 19672 1705 n ,u It " n If 1,2b2 Total $ 44'363 Add 3% for Omissions A Contingencies 1,331 Total - Distribution Mains, Fishers Island 45,694 Farms, Inc. Total Acct. No. 218 : - Distribution Mains $ 68,582 :nrasPra..■ '' f r i DAY&ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS j dI AAs 10 W301.I 10.28 61 i .PAGE I P. O. NO. 2432 t; FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACOT, N0. 249: SERVICE PIPES & STOPS 'June 1. 1926 FISHERS ISLAND CORPORATION r Connected to O.I. Nains 3 1 in. galv. W.I. services averaging 255 ft . long $ 78 2 3/4 in. gale. ,r If n n ft. long --- 50 Total $ 128 Add 3% for Omissions and Contingencies 4 Total Service Pipes & Stops , Fishers r Island Corps. $ 132 FISHERS ISLAND FARMS .INC . Connected to C.I, Maine ' 1 3 in, galv. W. I. Services averaging 25 ft, long 61-' 4 2 in# gale. n n n n ft, longn n 308'' 3 1-1/2 in. gale, W.I. n ft. long 183: 5 1-1/4 in. gale. W.I. n n n ft. long 250. 4 1 in. gale. W. I, " t' ft, long 104 23 3/4 in, gale. W.I. n n n ft . long 575. a, Connected to W.I. Maine 1 3 in. gale, W.I. services averaging 25 ft, long 60- 6 2 in. galv. G ft. long 252' 8 1-1/2 in.galy" n It It 296.1 >: 13 1-1/4 in. ft. long 4551 DAY& ZIMMERMANN. INC,. ENGINEERS id SAO 10 R.0O1A 102062 PAGE 1f R O. NO. 2432 i I I I FISHERS ISLAND, NEW YORK J DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of ACCT. 90, 249 ; SERVICE PIPES STOPS June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FARIAS INC. Connected to W, I. Plains , ContIld . 20 1 in. gals . W. I . services averaging 25 ft. long $ 440 78 3/4 in. gely, r ft. long 11638 t 1 1/2 in, gals. 'v ft. long 21 Total $ 49643 A Add 3% for Omissions & Contingencies 139 Total - Service Pipes & Stops , Fishers Island Farms, Inc . $ 4,782 Total Acct. No . 249; Service Pipes & $ 4,914 <<` Stops as-a�a�n ACCT. NO. 250 ; !IETERS , 14ETER BOXES AND VAULTS FISHERS ISLAND FARMS INC, (Eastern End) 9 5/8 in. Trident meters 153 1 3/4 in. Hershey n 21 (Western End) 10 5/8 in. Trident meters 1,751 4 5/8 in. Hershey 704 5 3/4 in. Trident ° 115 1 3/4 in. Hershey 21 3j I DAY &ZIMMERMANN, INC.. ENGINEERS id ,n a•son, ,o•ae PAGE 63 P. O. NO. 2432 FISHERS ISLAND, NEa YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY Estimated Cost of. � Reproduction New Prices as of ACOT, NO. 250 : METERS METER BOXES AND VAULTS June 1, 1926 F ISHERS ISLAND FARti15 t INC. (Western End ), 5 1 in: Trident meters $ 160 2 1 in. Hershey '+ 58 1 6 in. Crown Disk meter 550 Total $ 3533 Add 2% for Omissions and Contingencies 70 Total Meters , meter Boxes & Vaults , Fishers Island Farms , Inc. $ 31,603 Total Acct. No . 250 - 1,L©tors , Meter Boxes and Vaults $ 3,603 o�3 oca a35C R9 ACOT. NO. 251 : HYDRANTS AND FIRE CISTERNS FISHERS ISLAND FARMS , INC . 6 Kennedy hydrants, 4 in. barrel 5 ft , long with 2 - 2-1/2 in, hose connections 480 Total - Fire Hydrants & Cisterns , Fishers Island, 1Farmp, Inc. $ 4$0 Total Acot. No . 251 : Fire Hydrants and Fire Cisterns $ 480 aa,�nsams;®z� ACOT. NO. 259: OTHER GENERAL EQUIPMENT FISHERS ISLAND FARUS , Ino. I Water level indicator, with Westinghouse 9 type SI position indicator and con- troller, electrically operated 225 DAY &ZIMMERMANN. INC., ENGINEERS is rt•amn 10•25 - PAGE 64 1 432 P. O, NO. 2 j I FISHERS ISLAND. NEW YORK DETAILS OF REPRODUCTION ESTIMATES WATER SUPPLY PROPERTY I Estimated Cost of Reproduction New Prices as of AOCT. NO . 259 ; OTHER GENERAL EQUIPMENT June 1, 1926 FISHERS ISLAND FAMS , Inc. , Contfd. 1 Mueller Tapping outfit complete, for making taps up to 1 in. dia. 130 1 K. & E. Co, rain gauge 20 Total 375 Add 10yo for Omissions & Contingencies 37 Total - Other General Equipment , Fishers Island Farms , Inc , $ 412 Total Acot. No , 259 ; Other General $ 412 Equipment a r fi r DAY a ZIMMERMANN. INC.. ENGINEERS