Re: Re: [siteplan] Focus on removing concrete and blackberries

Shody Ryon <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.clubs.gobiodiesel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I would like to bring a couple of helpers (that will
contribute towards my hours, is that allowed?) to pull
black berries, if I can get it together to get there
tomorrow. I have a truck with a lift gate that can
lift 2500 lbs. If the concrete can be put on pallets
(I did this a few weeks ago, and it works, just pile
it only 3 or 4 courses high) and a pallet jack can be
barrowed (for my delivery also), I will deliver it. if
the concrete is palletized, have it stacked in a place
where a pallet jack can roll, i.e. fairly flat
concrete floor, sidewalk, driveway, etc.
I haven't joined yet but I will like join tomorrow.
Shody

--- Zac Imboden <[email protected]> wrote:

> Who was it who offered to haul it away again? I will
> call The Wall  
> tomorrow. Funny. I had never heard of them, but
> after you mentioned  
> them, they started a wall right next to the cafe I
> go to.
> 
> And anyone who comes down on Saturday should bring
> something to pull  
> out those blackberries by their roots.
> 
> That leaves the wood? What's the plan with that?
> Again, Saturday  
> would be a great day to come down and clean and chop
> and remove, as  
> long as we have someone to haul.
> 
> On Oct 5, 2006, at 11:56 PM, Felix Kersting wrote:
> 
> > Friends,
> >
> > Zack asked yesterday if there was a reason for the
> focus on  
> > removing the piles of concrete and wood and
> blackberries.
> >
> > The focus is/was because Brian and The Coop
> received a letter on  
> > 9/22 from the City of Milwaukie regarding rat
> harborage.  The  
> > stacks of concrete and brush  are considered rat
> harborage and the  
> > city requested that we remove them in 30 days. 
> That time has come  
> > and gone.
> > I assumed this had been discussed at the general
> meeting - forgive  
> > me if it is old news.
> >
> > Site planning has to do with the long-term plan
> and development of  
> > the site and I am involved as an offshoot of
> processor design, my  
> > main focus.
> >
> > Sounds like a lot of this has taken place and a
> hearty "thanks" to  
> > all who participated.
> >
> > Felix
> > _______________________________________________
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> >
>
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> >
> >
> 
>
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> Zac Imboden
> [email protected]
> 1534 SE 35th Place
> Portland, OR
> 97214
> 971-563-2477
> 
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