The Hall of Records is the smallest of four buildings on the courthouse site. In October of 2003, we began an interior "period" rehabilitation of the Hall of Records. The project includes the restoration of the 44 foot diameter skylight, installation of a geothermal ground source field to heat and cool the building and the fabrication of "period" furniture. Also included is the upgrading of ADA features, like: an elevator and restrooms. For information regarding this project, you can contact the County Architect
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Geothermal Loop Field v Interior Rehabilitation & Furniture v Skylight Restoration
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21 Bores down--11 to go! March 5, 2004 Project as seen through the eyes of Kevin, Glenn's rig hand. Really cool photos. Click link to view his work. |
 What the lawn looked like before we started drilling and now. |
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The waste water tank nears full...(right) Tony, Kevin and Glenn work to get
the grouting hose down the hole.
Glenn working bore one on line four.
George drills the last hole on line one near the fountain.
What our neighbors see...(left two pics) Library...(far right) the Coffee Cat.
George and his rig nearing the fountain...(right) the drop rod used to get the loop pie to the bottom of the hole.
Glenn (just behind the 1872 gate post works the rig while Kevin works the pit...
Kevin (with back to camera) and Glenn work the first hole on line four.
First hole in line four...right at the corner of Anapamu and Anacapa
streets.
George and Devon in front of the "Spirit of the Ocean" fountain.
View from the tower (mid day)---85 feet above the ground.
