ZE-57-75
MINUTES
OCTOBER 10, 1976
ZONE CHANGE
ZE-57-75 - AGRICULTURAL BIJBtJAUN TQ RESIDENTIAL DFFIC& KLEVdENO
Planning Commi s sion Recommendatton Denv., (Vote wa s unanimou s.)
A. REASONS
1. The Commission concurs wlth the concerns expressed by the surrounding
neighborhood that the proposed 80' x 120' metal building wtth lfi' high
sidewalls would virtually overwhelm surroundinq resfdences. In re-
viewing the particulars of the proposed buildinq, the Commission con-
cluded that the structure would be incompatible with the netghbarhood.
The Residential Office Zone was designed to make uses allowed in the
classification compatible with adjoining residential development.
2. The Commission is of the opinion that the configuration of the property
would not allow adjustments to the building's location to lessen the
visual impact on adioining residenttal properties.
3. Althouqh the Commission concedes that the particular activities of a
gyrnnastics school would not disrupt the neighborhood through increased
noise or traffic, it is hiqhly unlikely that the larqe building would be
readily conducive to other uses compatible with the residential neighbor-
hood should the proposed use be discontinued.
4. The Commission is of the opinion that fihe existing Agrfcultural Suburban
classification provides for the reasonable use and development of the
advertised ptoperty. In addition to the three single-family residences
currently situated on the advertised p:operty, the provisions of the
Agricultural Suburban Zone would aliow construction of two additional
duplex structures on the site.
B. GENERAL DATA
1. Location Secfiion 12, Township 25 N. , Range 43, EW)
All of Tract 164 and the S 1/2 of the S 1/2
of Tract 159, Orchard Avenue Addition.
2. Applicant R. S. Kleweno
East 12725 - 25th Avenue
Spokane, WA 99206
3. Site Size Approximately 1.15 acres
4. Existing Zonfng• Agricultural Suburban, established June
26, 1956
5. Proposed Zoninq. Residen`ial Offf ce
6. Proposed Use of Property. Dancirg and gymnastic studio
7. Application of Zoning Provision Cha st 3r 4. 21, Section 4, 21.040
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STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS
ZONE CHANGE
3. ZE-57-75 - AGRICULTURAL SUBURBtiN TO RESIDENTIAL OFFICE KLEWENO
STAFF RECOMMENDATION Deny.
ANALYSIS
The advertised property is situated north of Rutter Avenue between Coleman
and Dora Roads in the Orchard Avenue Area. The applicant proposes a gycnnasfum
for a gymnastic school.
The Staff notes that the property is in the vicinity of Felts Field and is sit-
uated north of two branchline railroad tracks and east of a property zoned Resi -
dentf.al 4ffice in 1972. The advertised site contains three single-family residenc F
with approxtmately 100 to 150 feet of open area separation between them. The
residential neighborhood to the north of the proposal is established and well
developed. In reviewing the characteristics of the proposed operation and the
type of structure needed to accommodate a gymnastics school, the Staff noted
the following.
1. The gymnastic operation caters to 15 to 20 students per session. In
most cases, students are dropFed off by parents resulting fn a very
small need for parkinq space and lnslgnificant traffic congestion. About
once a month, a meet or open house would be held resultiag in a peak
demand for park ing space s.
2. The operation is conducted entirely indoors with no perceptual noise
generatfon.
3. The space requirements of the gymnasL ~ activities require a bullding
with high ceilinqs and considerable aa
To accommodate the gymnastic school, the appllcant has proposed an SO' x
120' metal building with 16' high sidewalls. The stYUCture would be located in
an open-space area be tween the two resfdences along Dora Avenue. Five to
ten parking spzces would be provided with landscaping along tne perimeters.
The applicant would be obligated, if the request were approved, to submit more
detailed plans for a subsequent condltional use permit hearing.
In revfewing the advertised site, the Staff finds that the existing residences
on the premises reduce the location options of the proposed facflity, thus forcing
the buildinq towards the northerly portion of the site. The size and height of
the proposed building would vlrtually overwhelm the existing residences on the
premtses as well as neighboring resiciences to the north. The Residential Office
Zone was desiqned to make uses allowed in the classification compatible with
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ZE-57-75 - AGR SUB TO RES OFF (Cont'd)
adjoininq residential development. In reviewing the surroundinq netghborhood
and the particulars of the proposed building, fihe Staff concludes that the struc-
ture would be incompatible with the neighborhood.
Although the Staff concedes that the level of the activity of the proposed
gymnastics school would not disnupt the neighborhood, !t is highly unlikely
that the building would lend itself to other uses in the Restdential Office Zone
lf the proposed use were dfscontinued
The Staff notes that the advertlsed property is currently devoted to residences
wlth the possibllity of two more resfdential buildiag sites. The Staff is of the
opinion that the current Aqricultural Suburban Zone for the property is reasonable
and proper.
The,Staff, therefore, recommends denfal of the request.
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Spokane Valley Fire Department
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DALE R HAYE, Fire Cbief
October 2, 1975
Mr Charles L Huggins, Director
Spokane County Planning Commission
Spokane, Washington
Dear Mr Huggins
The following zone changes and preliminary subdivisions have been reviewed
for adequate fire protection
ZE-57-75 - Mains and hydrants need to be installed in this area
Sincerely,
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~re Marshal
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PRE VENT FIRES SA vE LI VES
N. 2914 Dora Road
Spokane, Washington
99206
October 5, 1975
Spokane County Plannl.ng Commission
North Sll Jefferson
Spokane, WA 99201
Dear Sir s
This letter is written in regaxds to the Zone
Change applied for by R. S K1.eweno, and as a
property owner I strongly object to this change.
When I earlier signed for this Zone Change, I
was not gi.ven the full facts about this building
Therefore, because of the fact that it will
devalue our property and infringe on our property
rights, Iwoulal like to vote a.gaa.nst this Zone
Change
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This letter is written in regaxds to the Zone
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property owner I strongly object to this change.
tfhen I earlier signed for this Zone Change, I
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Therefore, because of the fact that it will
devalue our property and infringe on our property
rights, I would like to vote a,ga3nst this Zone
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Change applied for by R S Kleweno, and as a '
property owner I strongly object to this change I
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Therefore, because of the fact that it will
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North 811 Jefferson
Spokane, WA 99201
Dear Sir.
This letter is isritten in regards to the Zone
Change applied for by R S Klejreno, and as a
property owner I strongly object to th3.s change
IThen I earlier signed for this Zone Change, I
was not given the full facts about this building.
Therefore, because of the fact that it will
devalue our property and infringe on our property
rights, I would like to vote against this Zone
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Spokane County Pla.nning Commission
North 811 Jefferson
Spoka.ne, WA 99201
Dear Sir:
This letter is written ln regaxds to the Zone
Change applied for by R S Kleweao, and as a
property owner I strongly object to this change
tlhen I earlier signed for this 2one Change, I
vras not given the full facts about this building
Therefore, because of the fact that it Vrlll
devalue our property and infringe on our property
rights, I would like to vote against this Zone
Change
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In review of the Zone Cha.nge applied for by R. S. ICleweno for
residential office from agricultural suburban, ire the property owners
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This lett,er is writtvn 4n regards to the Zone
~aige agplied for by 8e S. KlewBno. and as a ~pe~Ly owner I st,songly object to this change. ~
When I earlfer signed foa this Zone Chaage~ I
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devalae our property and on our groperty
rightev I would like to v+ote agafnst this Zaae
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Change agplLed for by H. ga Blewao, and as a
~oPerlby owaer I st=ngly object to this changee
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ww not given the fuU faets aboua tbis budldlng,
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devalue our poPexV and 4nfr3.nge on our gmpertY
rlghts, Iwould like to eo#.e aml n~ tUs Zone
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This letteP #.s wr9.tten in regard,s to the Zone
Chaaage applied far by B o S. Kleweno, anci as a
FroPerty owner I stsongly object to tthi$ changeo
k1he8 I earlger signed for this ?.one Change,, I
was not givea the flili faats about this builalfng.
Therefere, becmse of fihe fact that it will
dewalue our property and inf'rTnge on our property
rights o Iwoial.d 31ike to vote again.8t th'is Zone
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At said time and place any interested person may appear for, or against, the
granting of this application.
AGENDA, OCTOBER 10, 1975 TELEPHONE N0. 456-2274
SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
Tlme Fra.day, October 10, 1975, 9 30 A.M.
Place Commissioners' A ssembly Room, County Court House
ZONE CHANGE
3. ZE-57-75, Agricultural Suburban to Residential Office
a Location Section 12, Township 25 N., Range 43, E.W.M.
All of Tract 164 and the S 1/2 of the S 112
of Tract 159, Orchard Avenue Addition.
b. Applicant R. S. Kleweno
East 12725 - 25th Avenue
Spokane, Washington 99206
c. Site Size Approximately 1.15 acres
d. Existing Zoning Agricultural Suburban, established June 26, 1956
e. Proposed Zoning Residential Office
f. Proposed Use of Property Dancing and gymnastic Studio
g. Application of Zoning Provislon Chapter 4.21, Section 4.21.040
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In the matter of a hearing to consider changing the Zoning Map from Agricultural Suburban
to Residential Office on property described as all of Tract 164 and the S 1/2 of the S 1/2
of Tract 159, Orchard Avenue , ln Section 12, Township 25 N., Range 43, E.W.M.,
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APPLICATION FOR SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNiNG C0141✓IIS3I0I1
Z ONI Iv G H E A RI NG Court House, Spokane, tirashington
Date: Application No. ; ~7 - ~ - ~
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Street C".ddress: City: ")tate:
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E,:i sting Zoning Classification: z7qr e
Date Existing Zone Classification Established:
Proposed 7one Classification:
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Section: r- Township: Range:
Street Addre s s of Property: rX '/7 ,,m &./o rf X~ /2n,,a 4 4
'vVho Hold s Title to the Property; . ~
If you do not hold title to the property affected by this application, what is your interest
in it ? -
Furnish a letter from a Title Insurance Gompany, showing the property owners of record,
thefr address, within :UO feet of the exterior boundarfes of subject property.
tiLL OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSVVERED;
1. 'vrhat are the changed conditions which are alleged to warrant other or additional
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3. vdhat effect will the proposed zone reclassification have on the value and
character of adjacent property :
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secured under the existing Lone classification :
r. plor pian or sketch ritust be attached containing the following information;
(a) Scale of the drawfng.
(b) North point.
(c) A.11 dirnensions of property, existing buildings, and proposed buildizzgs,
(d ) Location of all existing and proposed building s, or additions, vvith
dimensions to the nearest property line.
(e) Off-street parking area.
(f) Defined points of access and egress.
(g) Date of the drawing.
THE iVECESSARY FEE NUST ACCOMPtiNY THIS laPPLICATION.
The recommendation of the Planning Commission in this matter will be presented to the
Board of County Commissioners for final action. Any person desiring to contest the
recommendation of the Planning Commission must request, in writing, a hearing before
the Board of County Commissloners no later than ten (10) days following the date of thP
public hearing held by the Planning Commission.
(Signed)
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SFokane Cqunty Plartriinq Commission
~oanty Court Houso
Spukane, Washington 99 201
GortLlemen:
~ve, the undersigned propertx ownera, req~wst the.Spokane. Coura~.r Planning Commissi-;Pn
(to ccawaaider a zoainq plan) or (to oons4der chanQing tha zoniaq map) from
AGRICULTURAL SUBURBAN tp RESIDENTIAL OFFICE
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aa tbe follov4nq de s cribed propetty;
All of Tract 164 and. the South 1/2 of the South 1/2 of Tract 159, Orcharci ~Ave:~uc-, fn S-:ction
12, Township 25 N., Range 43, E.W. M. , Spokane County, Washington.
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of said day in
5pvkane Caunty Court House , S okane, ~
Washingtor~, The SP~I~ANE C+~U~ITY PLANN~NG CC3MH~IS-
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sor~ Stre~t, Spokane, Vllashin~ton.
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LIST OF OWNERS AND PERSONS PAYING TAXES QN PROP'ERTY
Spokane County Code Number: Z!j0`bwners and Persons within 400 feeto
Application is for a
Certification of Title Company. I hereby certify that the following ls.st of narnes and
`addresses consisting of this and the following pages has been prepared from the
latest available records and is to the best of my knowledge correcto
Signed by ~r fFox` P IONEER NATIONAL T I; LE INSURANCE CO
(Tt1e Comp8y
Date Augus t 28, 1975 LAST GRANTEE IN CHAIN ADDITION
OF TITLE (0) AND ADDRESS LOrI'S BLK
PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T) ,
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01 O~CHARD AVENUE ADD IT ION ,
T 12531-1001
0 City of Spokane r t,e,P ~ Blocks 139-140-
T .141-142 includine
p vacated Strip North
T of and adpinin
p Block 139-140 an
T vacated Strip be ween
p Block 141 and 16
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T 0 T 12531-1402
0 Lester E Read ~ E 7003 Fairview Ave lVest 100 feet exqept
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p 143
T . 0 T 12531-1503
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p Kenneth I4' MIcDjermott Q W ast 47 96 feet c,f
T Commerce Mortgage 00022169 ' Sauth 165 feet
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OF TITLE (0) AND ADDRESS LOTS BLK
PERSOAIS PAYING TAXES ( T )
T 0 of Block
T • West 77 04 feet of
0 South 165 feet Blo,:k
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T 144
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T 12531-1504
es o Robert 11 Durand N 3003 Coleman Road South 165 feet excppt
T jVest 77 04 feet
p Block 144
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0 Thomas J Harnmond South 139 6 feet o
West 148 03 feet
T Snokane Mort ae , 0015291&
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0, David G Knerr Block 146 except
T, Bancshares Mortgage 1500352- North 160 feet
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0 Roland L Toivler etal p- = L Block 160 except
T Pack River Co Box 1452 East 10 feet and
Spokane, iGasn ggziu p all of Block 161 ~nd
T North 117 5 feet hlock
p 162 and North 117h5
T feet of I31ock 163
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OF TITLE (0) AND ADDRESS LOTS BLK
PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T)
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p County of Spokane South 10 feet Blo
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T Grant F Groesbeck etal N 909 Pines Road North 117_5 feet
p _ and except South
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U"rant F Groesbeck - -
0 Roland L Fowler etal Block 163 except
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0 Charles J. L o n g R North 86 feet Bloqk '
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OF TITLE (0) AND ADDRESS LOTS BLK
PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T)
T ,0
T 12531-2602
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p Vetch B Richey South 64 feet of
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T Bayard V Richey N 2914 Dora Road North 150 feet
p Block 159
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0 A4ichael W Frances ~OCT North 1/ 2 of Sout~
T Sherwood & Roberts 24200001~9 1/2 Block 159
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0 Royce S Kleweno r~ South 1/2 of South
T Pac Nat Bk of Wash 0963052537 1/2 Block 159
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T 12531-3102
0 Roy Kleweno 7~3~ 1 tiVest 124 92 feet
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T Commerce Mortgage 00019587 of Block 164
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T 12531-3104
0 R S. Kletveno . East 171 feet of
T John G Dolan F 9704 Agaringo Road Block 164 except
0 Easterly 100 feet
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01 R. S. Kleweno , Fasterly 100 feet
T Commerce Mort 0002 7 ~?jj 1~a~e OQO Block 164
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, 0 Elijah L Caudill~ North SO feet of
T Fid Mut Sav Bk 3 2 6375 8 South 1/2 Block
p 158 and South 40
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p Block 158
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p Stephen C jVunsch N 2909 Coleman Road South 1/2 except
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PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T )
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T 12531-2402
o Milton W rloulton Q L-, ~"7/1, ~.o ~er- East 150 feet exceot
T Co ~ mmerce ~iortQage 000261 North 150 feet
0 Block 157
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p Beatrice K Ferleman , West 163 17 feet o;F
T Bancshares Martgag _ 15Oz080 _North 150 feet except
~ West 75 feet Block
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T 157
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p Andrew J Dietz ~ E 7101 Rutter tiVest 163 17 feet
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T 0 T .12531-2405
p Bern~3ce E~ Ka y,,,,.~,;,, South 100 feet of
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T Commerce Mortgage 0000 3100~~110)4~-4 North 250 feet of
0 West 163 17 feet
T Block 157
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T 12531-2406
p Dorothy KWard , N 2916 (:o1 _m „ Road West 75 feet of
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OF T1TLE (0) AND ADDRESS L4TS BLK
PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T)
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p Edwin A Richardson E 7120 Utah West 330 feet of
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p Aiet Mtg & Sec Co ,0 East 114 feet of jliest
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T Jean Crosby E 7202 Utah ~ 444 feet of Portion
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T 12531-3401
0 Ella M. Cordell N 2724 Coleman Road North 60 feet Block
T 168
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T 12531-34Q3
0 Robert E Austin South 85 9 feet o
T Edward F Keller E 7904 Boone North 145 9 feet ok
0 I31ock 168
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T Bancshares Mortgage 1500440 6eh~ North 145 9 feet
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T Lawrence D. Lucas E 7109 rlarietta 169
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0 Joseph Chandak E 7105 Marietta West 1/2 of Block
T 169
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o Susan E Ackerman ~ West 60 feet Block
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OF T1TLE (0) AND ADDRESS LOTS BLK
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o Robert B
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T Commerce PJortgage 0 31987 South 210 feet of
0 East 103 3 feet
T Block 167
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0 jlliP Co Fast 103 3 feet
T, except South 210 ~eet
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T 12531-3303
0 Dennis D Pollack South 120 feet of
TBilly S Temple E 7027 Marietta East 103 3 feet
o Block 167
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T 12531-3302
0 August K Forsell West 140 feet including
T Ray V Potrers F 7011 Aiarietta r vacated Strip Nor of
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T 167
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T 12531-3201
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T Fid riut Sav Bk 3 2 44857 *1J) ~IVIVL
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OF 'rITLE (0) AND ADDRE-SS LO`1'S F3LK
PERS ONS PA Y ING TAXES (`1' )
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0 of and adioinine
T Block 166
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T 12531-3202
01 E P~. Palmer Charlo, Montana West 57 feet of
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o George B Wags taf f p W
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T Eugene D Statler E 6919 Marietta 192 feet including
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T and adaoining Bloc 166
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T 12531-3245
0 Kenneth J. Gardner ZVest SO feet of East
T Shaklee Gardner 8508 NE 112th Ave 242 feet including
Vancouver, Wash 98662
0 vacated Strip Nort}~ of
T and adjoining BlocV 166
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PERSONS PAYING TAXES (T)
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o Spokane County Lot 1 Block 165
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All Butler buildings are systetns buildings-
wliich means they consist of a number of
inter-related building components which are
designed and manufactured to efficiently work
together in a variety of finished building designs.
And, because they are systems buildings, they
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crection and they go up faster than most ordinary
huildings. They go up more economically than
liiost ordinary buildings, too, because of the
r-eductions in field labor and on-site modifications
inherent in systems building.
So, savings of time and money are two special
features of Butler buildings. But these features
are, of course, also available from other systems
building manufacturers.
Why, then, should you prefer Butler?
There are some clear and strong reasons. And
thcy center around three very basic and very
important needs of virtually all building owners
and all building occupants-roof protection
structural integrity . . . and appearance.
Ccriain prnducts and Tradcmarks n( Rutlrr Mnnufacturing Company :ind its tiuhzidiaries arc cuvcrcd by rcgistrations or pending applications in thc United States and foreign patent offices.
Roof
Pro-ftct'ion
The roof is a key port of every building because it is so exposed to the elements.
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away from the building.
Few built-up or meta) roofs are capable of handling both wind uplift and expansion and contrnction forces without
continuous, costly maintenance. However, through superior engineering Butler hns designed panel corrugations and
fostening systems into two unique roof systems that do account for these critical forces and minimize the need
for the constant maintenance effort and expense.
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and slots allow Butlerib II Roofs to move Butler MR-24 Roof System ollow for
with expansion ond contraction. movement with expansion and contraction.
One of the most important functions of a There are many kinds of roofs and roofing
building is that of keeping out the elements- materials-wood shingle, composition, tile, slate,
rain, ice and snow. tar and felt built-up roofs, and various kinds of
And, more than any other single portion of a metal roofs. Of these, a type of built-up or metal
building, the roof-facing straight toward the roof is most frequently used on non-residential
heavens-must bear the brunt of inclement bui(dings.
weather. As a result, it is a key part of every Built-up roofs can, of course, be quite
building. satisfactory. But, organic materials must
eventually deeay. So, 1t 1S T1eCeSSr'lI'y tCl e5tc1b115l1 expansion and corttractian is cracked pzvement.
a budget for periadic maintenance to assure the And, one of the most readily recagi►ized solutiuns
lasting weathertightness of built-up raafs. to the problem is the expansinn joints left hetween
On tiie ather hand, Butier and mdny otlier stretches of pavement.
building systems manufacturers, make roofs of Every roof maves due to expansion and
things like coated galvanized steel, altiminum and contraction. Unlike the forces of wind uplift, you
capper snorganic materials that take a firm cannot resist the forces of expansion and contraction
stand against the elements. withaut impairing the weathertightness af'your
But even an int~rgani:c rc~of that is weathertigllt rc~af. Sa, yaur rQ+~f must be desi,~n~d tc~
accvmmodate that movement.
at the time of canstruction may cause the owner
Hir~convenience and c~stly n~~int~na~ce if the ere again, Butler has nr~c~re thr~.n ane superior
~ri~~na1 ~esig~ failed to eonsider the effects of solutic~n. In cane ease (Butlerib" lI) rc~of ma~~ement
wind upii#t ~ne~ expar~s~on and eontraction. in c~ne k~ari7Qnta1 direction is handiec~ h~~ a unique
W~en tl~~ wy~td bic~ws caver the roof of a p~~nel carru,~ation, while n~ovement in the other
horizontal ciirection is provided for by z unique
building, a suction is created. Similar to the airfoil ~rran~ement of pre-~unc~eci ~~les and slots
effect on the wing of an airplane, this exerts an
upward pull, or wind uplift, on the roaf. And, the thrQugh whiclY fasteners go ta connect roof panels
stronger the wind, ihe stronger the upward force to structural members (see Butlerib II ExPansion
and Cantraction illustration), [n another case
vwaniing to separate the raof from its supporting (MR_74"') ane directioi7 is again handled by panel
framewark, cQrrugation and the mavement in the other
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is the mefihod of fastening ihe roof to ihe structut°e. wliieh joins the panels to the strueturals witliout
And it's greatly due to superior fastening design the neeci of any holes or s1Qts thraugll the pratective
t}iat Butler has not ane, but two roof systems that roof sLirface (see MR-24 Expansion and
have withstood the rigorous testing required to Contractian illustration).
meet Undervvriters Laboratories Class 90 wind All roofs are subjected to these tvvo distinctly
uplift ratings. dif#erent forces of wind uptift and expansion and
One example of a mast efficient and unique contraction. T;he aptimum roof systerr7, tlien, is
fastener is the exclusive, self-elinehing Butler o~e which is designed and canstructed sQ that it
lock-rivet. It's installed by machine and because is anchored securely to the building (to resist the
it's arivet, it can't work loose. upvward force of wind uplift) and yet can move in
Expansion and cQntraction are, of course, ever afly horizontal direction (t.o allow far the liorizontat
present in a1V forrns of construction and are a pushirrg and Pulling of expansion aiid contraction)
direct resu1t of temperature changes. And, the while still rnaintaining ihe complete weathertight
greater the temperature change, the greater the integrity of the raQf,
stresses an the building materials. Few built-up or metal roofs can do both. $ut
t?ne of the rnost often observed exarnples of Butler has two unique systems that can-Butlerib II
the damage that can result from the forces of and MR-24.
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cammercial and institutional buildings.
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Unless a building ws designed to supporfi variaus Faad'rng And, recogniZing the vast environm,ental differences
tnnditions, it ean seriausly endanger the safety af that exist fhraughaut the US., Bwtler gaes an extra
people and prnperty. Tcr safeguard against such s#ep crnd designs safety into the tamponents of your
failures, guNer desFgns all huildings to rigid industry build+ng that will meet #he foading requirements in
specifications. your caunty. based on U.S. Weather Bureau
o,l statistics indicating a rnaximwm snvvMfall that coufid
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A11 buildirlgs are subjected to forces uf'one and standards an which to base calculations for
kind or another-from high velvcity winds to the safe design of steel building camponents.
the weighx of snaw, iee, rain, or even a man Most building system manufacturers, includrng
walking an the rpof. to the weight of buildirig Butler, design their buildings in accordance with
attacliments, Iike heavy runway beams for cranes, AISC and A,ISI specifications.
conveyors, etc. But Butler"s structural integrity goes beyond
Thcse forces ai-e referred to as loads-wind fihese industry standards and means tnore to you,
the building buyer.
loacis, live loads, dead lnads, concentrated ioads, Every Butler building order is screenea to
tiuetion loads, impact l~ads-and can seriously determine if it meets the r~rxinimum Ic~adirag
enc~anger the safet~r vf c~ccupants and prc~pert}7 ~
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cantained witliin your builditig, LJrxless, Of course, which the builc~in,~ is to l~e constructed. LTsin,g
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particularly within the structural systein, to our engineers review snvw and wind load conditic,ns
properly support the variaus loading cQnciitions. within the area where your btiilding will be
Becavse of the many properties and lncated ta determine tYle nlaximtim load tlZat
eharacteristics of steel, many factars must be could occur during a54) yer}r period. it is with thdt
cansidered when designing both individual builciing data-rccognizing the vast etlvironmental differences
camponents and completed structures. To assure that exist throughout the U nited States-thtit the
building buyers that sound design and engineering des'rgn criteria for youttr building is established.
practices are followed, two organizations-the f]ur own integrity is important to us. And one
A,merican Institute of Steel Gonstraaction and the of the key ihings we feei we must do tQ maintain it
American IrQn and Steel lnstitute-have published is to protect you, aur building owners and oecupants,
structural design specificatians which prvvide data with ihe strucfural integrity of our buildings.
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The buildings shown in this brochure have been designed arourtd the industey's widest selection of structural systems.
WIDESPAN IANDMARK SPACE GRID 7RIC7DETfC
Butler plaees great importance an architettural aesthetics and offers awide selection of bcrildirrg materials to design with.
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The totul de5ign flexibility of Butler buildings aEso allows fcr the use of almost any ardinary building material.
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Very simply s#ated, Butler offers mQre basic On the outside, Butler's Vista Wall, apart
structural systems ta design abuilding arQUnd of a very complete selection of exterior wall
than any other building system manufacfiurer. systems, is another exaznpfe of an industry
For example, Butler is your only source appearance exclusive. Vista Wall is ec►mposed of
~ (btailding system manufacturer or otheruise) a variety of' inter-related slate hlack, extruded
~ for the coIumn-free s annin~ of areGts 8(~' x 50'.
~ ~ , aILliilll7l.llt't f!'3meS IhK1t ciCC[7Z17I37odatE' St7I1d, colored
without paying a premium. This capability paneIs . . . textured panels . . . agtyregate panels . . .
is engineered riglit into the Butler L.andmark f'ixed glass, or window and door fraartes. The
Systein. 50, when your appearance, or functianzil, result is a wall system that provides hoth beriuty
tieeds call for large apen ar+eas (up to a calumn- and niaximum design flexibility.
free 4,()0(} scluare foot p1anning rriodule), the i3utler prdvides the industry"s widest offering
completeness and fle:xibility of the TiutIer family of fascia panel designs, tao. From painted
of building systerns makes the solution readily galvanized steel ta embossed aluminurn
awailable. to cvpper to malded plastic ...tra stone
The creation of a visually pleasing and higtily aggregate. There are a variety 4f otlaer accessories
functianaI ceiling has long been a perplexing to ehoose fram, like overhangs, doors, windows, etc. interior design problern, beeause of the complexit}{ And beyond the unequalied design and
of electrical, mechanicaI and acousticat system appearance options available frarn Builer, the
reyuiremeilts. Butler has arr integrated lighting/ flexibility of Butler buiiding systems allaws for
eeiling system ihat rrseeis these needs-that the selectinn and use of virtually an unlimited
combines lighting, 3ir ciistributir,ri, acOustical variety of building materials like u+ood, precast
control and interior partition accommodations concreie, glass curtainwails, etc.
in a single, handsome overhead assembly.
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But, there's much more than can be expressed
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Butler features relate to you and your indiwidual
wants and needs. So we sincerely invite you to
cnntact your Butler Builder&, to learn of all the
advantages he can specificaily offer yau, before
you come to any final decisions about how to build.
Because there are clear and strong reasons why
vou should prefer Butler. And, in additian to the
unique features of the Butler family af building
systems, your Butler Builder is one af those reasons.
Fvr example, your Butler Bualder may be able
tQ provide singie-source responsibility over every
phase of your building prQject-from finding a
suitable site ta designing engineering
building . . . furnishing . . . Iandscaping . . . even
ribban cutting. In such instances, all you have to
do is unlock the doar and mave in. (CJr, he'll wark
with yotir architects, engineers, contractars, reZl
estate department, or others, as required,)
Haweaer you choose to work with yaur Butler
Builder, you can be sure he is keenly aware of the
prohlems a building buyer faces and is especially
well equipped with solutxons (many of which are
featured in thgs brochure).
So, if you're really serious about building,
contact yaur Butler Builder, today. He's listed in
the Yellow Aages under "Buildings, Metal."
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Butler IVlanufacturing Company
BMA Tower-Penn Valley Fark
Post Office Box 917
ICansas Caty, Missouri 64141
Serving bvilding ntrds irotemationally, with plants and aftices in Ihc [lnitcd Stares, Canada, Nlexicra and thr Uni[ed Kingdam.
Form No. 3014•AC-12-73 Prineed in U.S,A.
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When you're working with a tight budget and need
a simple, basic building, it°s hard to beat Butler.
We've built a Iot of them. Orver sixty years
of experience has taught us the fastest,
most economical way to get the job done. And
Butler?s combination df sound engineering and
precision, mass-produced cvmponents work together
in avariety of building layouts to suit
yaur specific needs.
Add to this the construction services of your
Butler Builder, and yau can benefit from a way
to build that :
• Reduees material costs.
• Reduces labor costs.
• Speeds up construction.
• Puts yau in business saoner.
New design cQncepts by Butler engineers have
reduced the number of parts and components in basic
buildings. This means savings in rnanufacturing,
shipping, and handling Gosts, So, Butler and
its Builders are able to offer buildings at lawer prices
than previously possible.
Your Butler Builder" can teil you more and
demonstrate the benefits pf building with Butler.
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Canstruction and the American Iron and
Steel Institute. Flexibility af the Butler building
systerns allows us to conforrn to specifie national,
state, and 1ocal cades.
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• Galvanized steel with factar ~ied 1 Y PP s dewall anels ar~ m~tered to flt snugl anels c~verla th~ faundat P Y P ~ -ie faundatian to pravide
c~lor finish _ with t~e roof ~,nels at tY~e eave. a weather ~eal at th~ base. w_ p , _ ~ ~ ~ ~z n . ~ k the base.
Hi tenslle stren h aluminum . ° Tr m ~ ~ oublesa e ~ash~n ~s eliminated. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a `
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Building systems, offering single-source respansibility for many
phases of your building project.
Your check list is his check list . . .
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BMA Tovrrer, Penn ValVey Park
9213 Post C}ff i ce Box 917
Kansas City, Missvuri 64141 Printed in U. s. A.
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