DISMANTLE: Petro-Stop:
For those interested we have full permission to continue dismantling the Petro-Stop. I am unsure of a specific demolition date, however it its imminent. For those interested in pursuing the dismantling effort we will need to meet some evening this week to prepare for at least one long weekend day of manual labor. Prior to any further deconstruction we also need to develop an explicit and accurate set of as-built documents.
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5 comments:
I would be willing to meet thursday evening to do as builts and do manual labor on saturday morning
DECONSTRUCTION...following with more.
I know this week is Goff Week and if we cannot meet during the evening hours this week perhaps Friday afternoon could work.
After we complete as-built drawings we can move forward with dismantling. We will need tools. Specifically: hammers, crowbars, drills, sawzalls, grinders and ladders. I can provide a torch and likely a generator to run saws and grinders. After the structure is dismantled moved from the site there will likely be an opportunity to reimagine the assembly of all the parts.
i can possibly meet thursday evening as well and for manual labor saturday morning until noon.
I have a ladder, hammer, and a drill
I think I may try to go to Untitled tomorrow night. I think you can get much of the dimensional information you need without getting into the actual building. I say this because much of the building is without skin leaving the studs exposed. Give me a call Thursday if you have any questions.
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