This report provides interim guidelines for the layaway and periodic inspection, maintenance, and repair of historic buildings on U.S. Army installations. It builds on previous facility layaway research by the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL) documented in CERL Technical Report M-91/23 (July 1991). This report describes the specific requirements for laying away historic buildings, providing guidelines for inspection and periodic maintenance and repair (M & R) for key building systems, components, and subcomponents. Topics discussed include definitions of historic buildings, Federal guidelines for laying away historic buildings, inspection purposes and guidelines, and categories of required M & R for laid away historic facilities. Appendixes to this report include eight extensive checklists to help guide the inspection and M & R of major building systems and components.

This manual provides technical guidance for themaintenance and repair of buildings and structuresat military installations. These standards shouldassist in the economical preservation of structuresand insure their continuous and efficient use.Criteria for engineering procedures to covermaintenance and repair work that is within theresponsibility of maintenance personnel.

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This research project has provided improved maintenance resource data for use during facility planning, design, and maintenance activities. Data bases and computer systems have been developed to assist planners in preparing DD Form 1391 documentation, designers in life-cycle cost component selection, and maintainers in resource planning. The data bases and computer systems are being used by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) designers at the District and installation levels and by resource programmers at USACE Headquarters, and Army Major Commands and installations. Theses research products may also be useful to other Government agencies and the private sector. This report describes the building task maintenance and repair data base. It is one of a series of special reports on building maintenance and repair.