SPACE MANATEES: MENTOR SESSION #1

1. SPACE MANATEES: MENTOR SESSION #1

4. Agricultural Growth: GreenhouseBrian and Mon • Florian Brand Greenhouse • Hurricane Tested – Weather Proof • Solar Heat collector; 200% more energy efficient then competition • Highest industry R-Value rating • Completely manufactured

5. Greenhouse continued... • According to LBC standard, greenhouse must be 50 x 50 feet • Our design group has decided to sacrifice size to save cost. • 32 x 32, square greenhouse located on Health Center side of property for more exposure to sun

7. EQUITYAlexaand Johnny FOSTER COMMUNITY: • Bringing everyone together= having a living room • Sidewalk to health center? -only if there is extra money to work with

8. ADA Compliant Requirementsplease note down if this related to your group • Changes in Level • Carpet • Slope and Rise • Handrails

9. Contact List • Atka Clinic • PO Box 47047 • Atka, AK 99547 • Phone: (907) 839-2232 • FAX: (907) 839-2239 • The Aleut Corporation • 4000 Old Seward Highway, Ste. 300 • Anchorage, Alaska 99503 • Phone:  907.561.4300 • Fax:      907.563.4328 • receptionist@aleutcorp.com • Shareholder Affairs Department • The Aleut Corporation
4000 Old Seward Highway, Ste. 300
Anchorage, Alaska 99503 • Phone:    907.561.4300
Fax:        907.563.4328
Toll-Free: 1.800.232.4882

abourdukofsky@aleutcorp.com • Board of Directors • The Aleut Corporation
4000 Old Seward Highway, Ste. 300
Anchorage, Alaska 99503 • 
Toll-Free: 1.800.232.4882 • TACDirectors@aleutcorp.com • Community development association • Juneau Office
234 Gold Street
Juneau, Alaska 99801
Phone: (907) 586-0161
Fax: (907) 586-0165 • Anchorage Office
717 K Street, Suite 100
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
Phone: (907) 929-5273 
Fax: (907) 929-5275
Toll Free: 1 (888) 927-4232 • Homer Office
126 W. Pioneer Avenue, Suite 7
Homer, AK 99603
Phone: (907) 235-3929
Fax: (907) 235-3953 • Aleutian housing community • 520 East 32nd Avenue · Anchorage, Alaska · 99503 1-800-478-5614 · (907) 563-2146 Voice · (907) 563-3105 Fax

10. Arrange elements to minimize hazards -Provide warnings • NO hazardous fumes • THINK ramps over stairs -not a requirement but more accessible to those with disabilities and elderly • Entrances- minimum hallway width of 48", with a minimum doorway width of 36“ • DO NOT BLOCK THE SUN and nature pathways -(shouldn’t be a problem)

11. Composting Toilets Matt -easy install but requires venting-approx. $1600-capacity: 2-3 residential-free compost for GH

13. Rainwater collection in two tiers:First Tier Metal roofing exceed twenty-year warranties Metal panels respond to temperature change by expanding and contracting. Light colors will experience the smallest thermal movement. Gutters

14. Second Tier -saves energy pumping from below house-can be placed in an isolated room adjoining the house-55gal barrel $60 and up

15. OR Rigid Cistern Tank Bladder Tank • located beneath house • 1150gal cistern tank costs $1100, weighs 414 lbs. • 1000gal bladder tank costs $950, weighs 60 lbs.

16. Health Tyler • Mud room • Storage bench. • $100 - $300. • Dirt Track-in system • Floor mat on top of a grate.

17. Ryan and Ogee POWER... OVERWHELMING...

18. Power Fluctuations: Blue = Wind power supplied by time. Red = Solar power supplied by time. Green = Power needs of the home Grey = Threshold to avoid interruption.

19. Integrated Solar Array 36ft^2 Utility Building

20. Geothermal = Awesome 3-ton, closed loop kit Vertical Loop Installation

21. Costs: (not adjusted for cost of living for the region.)

23. Styrofoam materials -A good material to use for insulation -It is strong when comes to earthquake and winds -It can be assembled quickly, relatively inexpensively -The cost is still reasonable

24. 1350 square ft house would run from just over 7289 dollars just for the materials without labor and capital expenses and the 7289 includes the 30% waste.