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room. These restrooms were originally connected to a leach field and converted to the Brooks Sewer District pressurized system in 2001. There is one urinal and one toilet in the men's room and one toilet in the women's room. Building 9 This was the first large public restroom at Powerland. Originally on a septic/leach system and converted to new system in 2001. Fixtures were also upgraded. The men's room has 2 urinals and two toilets. The women's side has 3 toilets. Building 56 This restroom was built in 2000 and was originally connected to the pressurized sewer system. The men's side contains 2 toilets and 3 urinals and a shower. The women's side contains 4 toilets. Building 79, 53 and 60 All three of these residences are on the pressure sewer system, and not open to the public. (there are no leach fields at Powerland) (there are 4 portable toilets on site for volunteer workers). During the Great Oregon Steam-Up,Northwest Truck Show and Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association Swap Meet permanent restrooms are supplemented with portable units. Other events may be required to provide portable units. The use of current restrooms is very low during the times Powerland is open to the public during non-event times. The hours of opening are 9-5 Wed.-Sun. March 1, through Oct. 31. Typical weekday attendance in 10-20 visitors. Weekends can see up to 50 per day. Current Capacity based upon 29-A Male 10 toilets Female 9 toilets 1-1 l toilets serves 1-9 toilets serves 1400 people 850 people These equates to a total of 2250 people. Typical attendance is 50 or less during a day. The all time high was 200 on National Museum Day in 2011. In conclusion Antique Powerland has more than adequate toilets for the foreseeable future. The issue is therefore one of location,not number.