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

I don't think a pallet is going to roll across our mixture of gravel,  
dirt and grass, especially with a heavy load.

I called The Wall (Felix's suggestion) but they aren't taking  
concrete and recommended Portland Sand & Gravel. They are closed on  
Saturdays in the winter, but I think they take concrete. I don't know  
if they charge for large volumes.

I'm not sure what the final decision was on the concrete, but my vote  
is to load it up and haul it either to a place like Portland Sand &  
Gravel or to the dump.

But please come down tomorrow. You'll need to sign a waiver to work  
on-site. I don't know about your helpers. I'm thinking that might be  
a good idea, ie I'm not sure you can sign a waiver and not join, but  
I just don't know the answer. We should have other people down there,  
so we'll have plenty of hands on hand, I think.

On Oct 6, 2006, at 3:50 PM, Shody Ryon wrote:

> 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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Zac Imboden
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1534 SE 35th Place
Portland, OR
97214
971-563-2477