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SPOKANE COUNTY PLAPJNING COI+RdISSION
County Court House
Spokflne 11, tiYashington
B. 1141-Ext. 255
R. L. Rutter, Chair:nan Edgar T. Hawley, Exec. Secretary
PERMiT FEF 81.04
NA".'fF Roy F. P"nrton DATE Aurust 189 1,945
MAILING ADDRFSS I)ishrnan, ",'lashing1ton TFLEPHOPdE 77. :30-49
ARCHITFCT 'S NAME ADDRFSS
STRUCTtTRF LOCATION SPF oti:er side 3-~~ ~
(Legal description rom eed, tax receipt, or contract)
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CHFCK ONE
Application for:
rTFt`t STRUCTURF f__I REMODELING, ALTERATIOr1S, OR ADDI TION Ct LOCATION CHIiNGE i I
PURPOSP, rravel pit opPra}ior_ t+1ATERIAL
(Residence, store, garage, ete.) (Frame, concrete, brick, etc.)
DIrENSIOi+1S STORIES
(Width and length) (One, ono and a tialf, two, etc. )
APPROXirV~TF c'OST ~59000.00 NUMBF,R OF ROOA45
(Include own Iabor)
Bf. SEMENT FOUN akTI ON
(Full, part, none) (Concrete, rock, ete.)
SEVTAGE LI GHTIIFG
(Cesspool, septic tank, sewer) (Flectrieity, gQS, etc.)
ACCFSSORY BUILDIIdGS
(GarRge, barn, chi.eken house, etc. - give cost & dimensions)
IUR11LTH UNIT - Z!ecessary to htxve approval of CoLmt,y Health O£ficer for buildings
where public is to be accomodated, such as stores, service stations,
and halls.
WRECkIIdG YAPDS, .NNK Yt'_RDS, SF,CC+r1D H1 I1D 11UT0 Yt,RD A1D I&XNRE PILFS - A1o permit to
bo issued if within 300 feet of a highway or me►in traveled road.
BILLBOI.RDS AIJD SIGITS - Not to bf; allovied in restrictod or undesirable place. Loca-
tion subject to verification.
PL.r.NS :":ND SPECIFIC.ITIONS - To be furnished if the Comr.iission deems it neeessary.
rZOVING - Permit necessary to move old building to a nf1w location. If moved on a
State Highway, permission will have to be liad from that department.
ZorIE - Structure to conform to regulQtions as to USF in Zone District in which it
is located.
HOUSF NUhiBER - To be furnished by the Planning Comrtission upon request.
e7jf7gign he ro
FULL COMPLIANCE YjITN ALT, FE1)FRAL "PRIORITY" REGTILATIOTdS REQj1IFED.
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FIrINS PUBLIC GARAGE Continued
Mr. Mixs If it is necessary to get Qnother permit for a wrecking yard, I
see no reason £or a bond.
ACTION : The motion the,t the permit be granted, made by Mr. Meenach and
seaonded by Pdr. Rohwer, was carried.
Mr. Maloney: Thank you, gentlemen.
NORTON GRAVEL PIT APPLICATI021
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Mr. Hawley: This request for a special permit for the operation and main-
tenance ot a gravel pit and rock crusher was filed wi.th the Commission on
August 18, and a public hearing held on August 29 to consider the same.
No decision was reached by the Corimission at that hearing, and considera-
tion of thv applioation postponed until October 17, at which time discus-
~ sion was had both at open meeting and executive session on the merits of
• the applice►tion. The Coimnission postponed decision with the request that
a committee, conposed of Messrs. Chaffins, Rich.ardson, and Hawley, report
to the Commission at the November meeting relative to the wording'and the
suaount of a bond to be posted by Mr. Norton for the faithful per£ormance
of his permit. The committee reconnmends the following wording to be writ-
ten on the bond : "Fxcavation will not be made below an eleve►tion thet is
5 feet below the base rail of the C. M. & St. P. Rye and exca.vation wil2
not be ma.de closer than 100 feot from the northern boundary of the tract
where thQ site of the proposed pit is located. Rejects or by-products
will not be pormitted to aecumulate. Provisions to Rccomodate the efflu-
ent fram dewatering of washod grave2 will be provided so as not to be
harm£ul to lort►er adjacent propcrty. A bond in the st,IIn of $5,000 to be re-
newed and kept in force and effect as long as said gra:vel pit is used e.nd
oparated."
Mr. Cornelius: This matter was discussed pretty fully at the last meet-
ing. Mr. Norton is perf.eotly willing to abide by the speci£icationa that
Qre set forth in the report of the committee. He is willing to do as is
stated and will furnish the bond.
Mr. Rutter: That is what put it over.
Tir. Cornerius: The eammittee is justified in requiring a bond. I feel
that the requirements are well within reason.
Mr. Hawley: Mr. Richa.rdson is here.
Dr. Richardson: If a bond were written similar to that, it seems it rrould
= the purpose.
Mr. Rutter: As I remember, we were against it becsuse he refused tn put
up a bond, but nrnv he will. Are thQre any questions or objections?
Mr. Rohwer: I move the pe rmit be granted.
• ACT 1: The motion, made by Mr. Rohwer and seconded by Mr. Ar.d re, vra s
carried.
Mr. Iiawley: I would like to stRte that wA arQ having lots of inquiric's in
regard to the plncing of small business b,y returned soldiers and there are
several plats. At the request of the Chairman of the Board of County Cem-
missioners, we are gotting together data on the area immediately north of
the city limits tn be zoned as Agricultural so the Planning Ccmmission wili
have control over both Wall snd Division. This onries up ^ t t~: r.,~xt T-t-
ing. We will he.ve that prepftr-id.
NORTH tiYALL FFOJECT
:iir. Rutter : Have yc,u h-.E,rd of the pr(-pcscd zcnns at r'ive Ylile
Mr. Chaffins : Ynu mean the extension of I1orth Wall. We have made a
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IqORTH YIALL PROJ~CT Cvntinued
sketch. Yre will fnllow Division north to the +city lirRits and then out
aver to 7tA11 and then the portian of the road to the Country Club and the
one turning to the right would be paved. We wzll, construct a new grade
dvwn that hill to hit the new highymy. That wi.ll gzve pe€~ple access to
Spokane without going to I3~visian and then west again to the center af the
city. 7Chat is what is gropased. Part will be built this year.
NORT{]N GRAVEL PIT APFLI CATIbII Cont inued
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Mr. Meenach: If we may revert back to the grave l p it, what are the con-
ditions under which the permit is subject to revoaeLtion? We want to keep
it under aur control.
Mr. Andre : In the evvnt of a sale, would ~e buy subject to this bond?
* Mr. Bienz : The re strictions are on the progerty, not the rnan.
• Mr. kc Lardson: I understood that the permit would be granted cantingent
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to the furnishing of the bond, revocable if the conditzons were not com-
plied ;vith.
'Mr. Fasseen: I would like to sco the wvrding of the band.
Mr. Hawley;- T suggest that Messrs. State, Fosseen, and MeerLach be a. eorn-
mittee to pass an the bvnd.
Mr. Meenach : I move tha.t that co=ittee bv appa inted .
ACTION: T e motion, rrade by l'Ir. Meenach and dul.y secondad, was carried.
ADJ4URNMENT
Thera being na further business to come before the Co=issian, th+e meeting
was adjQurned.
APPROVED:
R. L. Rutter, Cha irman
ATTEST :
Edga r T.II~w1 e y, 5 e c reta. ry -
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TONEY HAZEL AI'FLI CATIOi? FO R Z0I,7E CHANGE Continued
Mr. Roos: Five dollars a month, although that is not figuring
the value of the property.
Mr. Simchuk: I thought that landwas expensive.
r,4r. kiCL:. 7hat is the size of the property?
Mr. Hazel: Fifty by one hundred feet.
Mr. Rizg: lt:aybe we should get the lease £irst and see hotv i.t reads. ~
JJrj1 F seent I think that is agood idea.
Mr. a2e : lf this 3sn't gra.ntod, what will I do with the land
for the next 15 years? I donit want to sit around w-d raise
chzckens on it jizst because I. have a 15-year lease.
I Mr. Simehuk: "I", would be very grateful to take the lezse off
your hands. At $5.00 a month, that would by $60.00 e yvar. It
' would be wo rth thAt much to me not to have anything on that 1 and•
tir. Rutter: I move that we take this up at the executivo session•
ACTICN: The motion was duly seconded and carried.
AT EXECU TIVE SFSSICN -
Mr. Rutter: A welding shop isn't a glace, as I can see it, that
you pile junk around.
Ldr. Fosseen: How would you like to live b,,, one?
Mr. Reasor: I have seen welding shops that are e;re sares, and I
have seen those that are not.
h:r. Reasor: They are all right i f they ar,? built according to
specifications.
Mr. Fosseen: I am deci:2ely against it.
P:!r. Rohtive"r: The only i:hing is the junk around them.
?:ir. Ri : I would l.ike to go out and see this property.
P.:r. r'osseen: It may be that I would change my mind when I saw it.
but, we wa..*it to have our highway just Qs nice as ive can, and I
can see no reason for that man to go in there.
Mr. Reasor: Weldin~ doesn't take up a lot of space.
~Ir. ttate: 1"Te h~d an anp].ication for a ~arage out there and it
seems to me that tive are Coing to havo requests for these things
on and on until without a doubt thpre will ba too r.lany applicatians
to fill. I think we should investiCate that very carefully.
1.4r. Filutter: I move that it be t aken tzn with our rneetIng neact month.
ACTION: The motion was :nade by rSr. Rutter und seconded by 1.1r.
Posseen and carried unanimously.
~ NORTON SPECIAL PEWIT AI'FLICATION. • 3 J~~~y ~
Mr. Rutter: Tr,is is a continuation of a specia.l permit application
by Roy b. Norton for a grav3l pit.
Mr. Norton: I have applied #'or :ny bond, but the 13on3ing Company
w-ill not issue it.
?J:r. Mix: Vlhere is this pit located?
I:1r. Reasor: It is alonb the t~riilvraukee Railroad. The water deal
does not `o in force until after the por-nit is granted.
I+:r. Rohwer: You are suppose to pu.t up a bond?
PSr. rTorton: Yes, I am perfeetly willing to-do it but the bonding
Coripany objects to the wording.
Mr. Rtiitter: What do you war.t ?
NORTO:: SPT,,CIAL FLWIT AFPLICA'i'IOri Cfttinued
2411r. Norton: lVell, vre wa.~t sor:ie r~ore timo to see zf we can get some
other bondzng cor:lnany that wzll ma._ke a bond.
14'Ir. Reasor: Just why does the Bording Corr►pany object?
Ddr. No rton : They s ay i t i s too ti*tgue.
'Ir. Posseen: Do you have e, copy of the bond? Cou1d you read it
to us?
Yr. Havrley: Yes, I have. It reads : "The conciitions of this
obligation are such that :vhereas the above bounden principal has
been grax:ted by the County Commissinners of Sgokane Caun+y, Waah-
i inCton, e. soeci-al permit to open and operate agravel pit on the
West 54095 feet of the rollowing described tract: BeCinning at
' the intersection of the north line of the C,1,i. & St. F. lot with
the rrest line of the SW-~ of the SE.z of Section 13, Tovrnship 25,
North, Rance 43, E.17.14.; thence north a1onU said west line to a
point which is 825.5 feet rorth of the south :1 eorner of' said
section; thence east to apaint in the east line of the S'yli- of
the SE;~'-; thencQ south along s aid e ast lina to the north line of
the C.r.7. & St. P. P~Alf to the point of beginning; said perrnit
requiring a bond in the sum of $5,040.00 to be £urnished and kept
in force and effoct guaranteeing compliance with its terms and
nrovisions, viz :that excavation shall not be made be}.oTN an elevation
that is five feet belovr the presan.t base rail of the Chica;!o, Milweu«
kee, and St. Paii_1 ?ailway Corapa.ny main line as now establishad
along thc southurn boundary of said tract, and that no excavation
shall be made closer than cne hundred feet fron the narthern bound-
ary of said tract; that rej~~cts and/or by-products of said gravel
pit operaLion shall not be alloued to accunulate, and that adequate
provision shall be nade to accorl.r-iodate the effl.uent from de-wa.tpr-
ing af washinb gravel tc protec+ lower adjaeent property; and that
should se►id perr:~it be cancelled or said Gravel rit operation term-
inated for any rea.son, the site thereo#' shall be restored tv a con••
dition accegtable to said Board;
11r1ow, theref'ore, if said principal srall open and operate
said grKvel pit in accordance wi.th the tenns ar_d conditions of said
special Fermi±, thc;n this obliga+ion shall be void, otherTrise to
remain i.n fl.ill force and effcct.'t
Thet vras dictated bv Dsputy Prosecutor -Richa?'dsor_ on DecEmber
1945.
Mr. Fosseen: If we are willir_g to ac-~ert it, what differer.ce does
: it nake to the Banding Compar_y?
, Mr. Norton: I dontt know z,,Thy. Igave them :ay chAcl; for the prem-
iurm, but they vrill not issue the bond.
Mr. RecLsor: uow bir is the ho1P?
ZJr. T~iorton: 1`Te have a 141 cu+ and zt ivill average million yards
on it.
A;r. -R~asor: Why cz-n't the County F et to~ether with the Bonding
~ompany And nPet their demands?
T.".r. Rutter: How do-s that strike you gentlemen?
Mr. xcasor: It is up to the individual in that case.
Lfr. Rut~or: Z move that iFm refer this to exeautive session.
ACTIOIv : Moved ar_d sec ^nded.
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NORTON SPE-CI AL PEFdFI T APFLI CATIO:,i Continued
AT EXECt1TIVE S ;SSI023
it4r. Richarcison: I don't remember much about this, but can't he
get a personal bond?
Mr. F osseen: No one lil:cs to give porsonal b onds.
Mr. Rolnver: You are pretty surP that he will run the gravel pit
i.n the proper way and leeve it what tivAy?
Lir. Feasor: That pit can't be mado a thing of beauty, that is
ce rtain.
~ Mr. Fosseen: 77ho were on the wording of the bond committee besides
• myself?
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Mr, uWrle,y: Mr. t:Ieenach and tfr. State.
LSr. Ibatter: I'lhat do vou know about it 1-vir. Chaffins ?
Mr. Chafz"ins: hen this £irst ce.~ne up, Mr. r?orton bou;ht the land
and sold it to the gravel company just east of Park Road and asked
for permission to establish the gravel nit. ZYe stated that he be
allotivQd to excavato there and dispose of the wasts matarials. He
agreed to tha~. As 12r. 'Bienz says, you can't soe th-, grAVP1 pit
from Sprague Avenue, but ;►ou c an sea it frnrz the v.ir i.n an airplane.
14r. Fosseen: riIav?)e he could get a rich friend to Put ur a cerscnal
bond.
Mr. Reasor: Suppose we leave it up to the Chairman o£ the Board.
Fir. "'osseen: It sYiould be left to the County Cor:nissioners.
Mr. dhaffins : You have staTed in it definatly just what the bond
requ#,red?
tir. iiosseen: I thin_k it is very clear.
ATTliti : i73 action was ta?;en by the executive session relative to
the grantin.-, of the permit, a,nd P:Ir. Norton advised to submit a
bond dictated by his Bonding Compa.ny to Denuty Prosecutor Richard-
son.
1YILLIAI,1 H. rIELD AFF'LI"ATIO?1 FOR TrAILOP. C4:'T
Mr. Harle,y: In re~:ard to putting up a trailor c amp on East Spra,;ue,
1:1r. Field would 3ikc to make his nresentation vrith the idea it
wi.ll be taken up at the next :neetinG.
Mr. Field : I own a Piece cf g rope rty orl EaJt Sp raCu in the 79
hundred block, ar_d I would like to put uP a trailor c anr.
iTr. 1.:ix: Is it on t'le North sic?e of tre strn~~t?
~ P:Ir. Fiela: Yes, it is rig}^.t by rlc,riington Brick an3. Lime Cor.irany.
• 1'r. HavrZe~T: Mr. Fielca asked, if he could meet tvith tho B;oard at ,
thi-s r.leot;inC and see ilf' it vrRs alright so he cot,ld started on
the project.
1r. Bienz: ~ow
P, :r.ueh Zand is there?
P*i.eld: Ei4ht;* by 200 feet. There, is an. Ei;-rhty foct £rontare.
Mr. R1.itter: ? move that rre take this up witri i~h, -,xectative co:=ittee.
ACTI01 : Tre rnotion i-ras made a-nd sec-r_ded.
Ai DiTIVE SESSIOiT
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Tho Secr~tary was instructed to procced vrith the details to allow
Ild.r. r ield application to b e considered at the next meeting of the
C o:rimi s s i on. .
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CALDWELL-LEE LANDTrIG FIELD A.PPLICATION Continued
(The following report was received £rom the Aviation Advisory Board: "At
a special meeting of your Aviation Advisory Board, held at 2:00 P.M. on
Wednesday, October 17, to cansider the petition of J. P. Caldwell and
Francis Lee fvr a special permit to construct and maintain a commercial
landing field Qd,joining the southwest city limits of Cheney, it was unan-
imously agreod that we recomanend to the County Planning Cor.Ymission that
their petition be granted.")
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NORTON SPECIAL PERd4IT APPLZCATION F4R A GRAVEL PIT (Y ,;t
Mr. Hawle,y: Action on the requost o£ Mr. Norton £or a special permit to
opera.to a grQVal git and rock crushing ple.nt was postponed from the meet-
• ing of August 29th. All formalities o£ advertising and posting have been
duplicated for this hearing and 16 owners of adjacent property have been
' notified by mail of the tine and place of the hearing. A delege.tion, com-
posed o£ Messrs. Rutter, Andre, Chaffins, State, and Hawley, msde a phy-
sioal survey of the premises. Messrs. Fosseen and Hienz and Conuaissioner
Lockwood had previously visited the site.
Mr. Cornelius : Mr. Norton awns scmie property 3ust across the Milwaukee
ra~roQd-7rom the Appleway and just south of Stoke's llddition. There is
an epplicQtion to be permitted to opere►te a sand and gravel pit there.
Evidently all o£ you gentlernen ere sornewhat familiar with the location
and somewhat with the plan that Mr. Norton haci e.t that time. Since the
other hearing, Mr. Norton has changed his plan of operation. He Froposed
to take his gravel from the Milwaukee RAI and a spur will be put in there.
His proposal novr is to ezcavate not closer than 100 feet froin his own
property line. He wfll make that 100 fQRt into lots or use it f'or agri-
cultural purposes so that nobody will owm property closer than 130 feet
f'rom the excavation at any time. He is a►illing to conform to all regula-
tions of the Countv Engineer or Planning Board as to the depth end manrier
he should keep his slopes; he is willing to sign an agreement. He is also
willing to protect the excavation by a fence or YrhQtever manner you might
suggest so it will not be dangerous to anybody who might be around there.
He proposes to rtin R pipe lino cloar ucross his property and to furnish
xater to people in the surrounding district. Since that time, he has cir- ~
culated a petition. At the former hearing, some peoplQ objvcted tha.t in
the light of new developmer.ts are no longor objeating the people vrho
awn Stoke's.
• Mr. Rutter: I wQnt out Qgainst it and cam9 back in fevor of it. '
- ~ropert Owner: Hox, close are you to King Arthur's Court? i
Mr. NorZon: It wi13 be 150 feet from the c?nter line of the railroad ~
track north to where my property starts ZOO fP,Rt, from the back part of
King Arthurts Court. I plan to use only 300 feet o£ r.►y property. 100
feet of my property would be roserved from operations. My trucks would
not come an Coleman Road.
Mr. Mureh: I want to continuv my protest and e►lso the protest of those
who have not Nithdre,wn. This is not an fndividuell problem: it is a com-
munity problem. If this is permitted, other gravel pits will have to be
permitted and then we might as well alI get out of the valley. Mr. Norton
stated definitely that ho had changed his statements, that he would cut
down to a cArtain distance below the grade. Now hP says he will go so
deap it rvill eo to the bottom of this pit. If he does this, he will have
to dig a hole QpproxirratAly 20 or 30 feet deep. Mr. Norton he►s pAinted a
beautif'ul picture to somA. Ho has offered to sirn Rn agreement to furnish
rrater whieh, Iam nssured, his well is not efficient enough to supply the
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NORTON SPECIAL PERMYT APPLICATION FOR A GRAVEL PIT Continued
needs of the conununity. I know that a man will not spend several thou-
sand dollars developing around Q gravel pit.
Mr. Corr_elius : I notice Mr. Lay is in favor of it; practically most of
the petition opposed to it is no longer valid. There isn't any question
at all abolit a21 af Spokane Valley being taken for gravel pits. Most of
it is not suitable f'or gra.vei pits as it doesn't have the railroad.
Mr. Norton: There is no dust from our plan of operations.
Mr. Murch: There is one other matter I would like to bring up. I am
=y in favor of industrial development, but I don't believe the.t a min-
ing developrient is e, proper industrial development. It is something dif-
ferent from industry. I balieve a great amount of consideration should
be given to that pofnt.
Mr. Cornelius: With reference to a gravel pit, as ?dr. Murch said, the
• City of Spokane is trying to get them vut of the city. But you have to
• have gravel pits sor.Lewhere in order to build houses Qnd you can't get
~ theM 100 milas from thore. This will be down low enough so it won't be ,
seen plainly. The machinery wi11 be belaw the top.
Mr. Rutter: Hovt far be2ow would you expvct to go?
Mr. Norton: Dovm to the bottom of the ditch lino. The ?RilwaukQe is giv-
ing us 700 faet of spiir there.
Mr. Le.y: I have a contract with Mr. Iv'orton to supp].y Stoke's Addition,
Thierman's and Koon's Addition with domestic water. Our property without
water is worthless. Vlith water, a:ll our lots wil.l begin to sell. He is
giving us a contraet and in the event tha.t he quits, the district can take
over his v.►ell, pumping piant, and alI of his mains. That a.s why I am
withdrawing My objections and so are the Stokes family. I think our we,ter ,
system will be a big asset to the corr~nunity Qt 1Qrge.
Mr. Murch: Mr. Lay is speaking from a financial standpoint. The Stokes
people do not live on the Iand they own. 17e do know that Mr. Norton is
going to eactra.ct every bit that cQn be extracted.
Mr. Norton: He is misquoting me. Vfe may never take any gravel, but we
want to if are get a contract.
Ddr. Cornelius: A man has to stop when the Comrzission sQid he can't go
any deepor. He will gv in farther under no circwnstanoos. Mr. Norton
will own 100 feet bayond e.ny excavation and will be living the closest.
This gravel pit ean't look any worse from this lady's court than the em-
bankment ef the rdilwaukee railroa.d.
ACTION : Upon a motion duly mQde and seconded, the matter was referred
for considvration at the exPCUtive session. (Yo action was taken by the
• Qx3autive session relative to the granting of the permit, and deaision on
~ the request automatically goQS over until the next meeting of the Coimriis-
' sion.)
ADJOURNtEN T
After an executive session, the meeti-ng wRS adjourned.
APPROVED:
R. L. Rutter, Cha irman
ATTEST :
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SPOKANE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
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R. L. RLITTER. CHAIRMAN EDOAR T. HAWLEY, EXEC. SfC.
s'cr.~n~ S1~~)Sa1.\'r:~!~~«1~gIII.\T4Tl~Y
Jenuary 29, 1948
Re : Roy Idorton SpeaUl Pormit to ope rate a Grave3 P it
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Dear George:
At your convenienoe, would you please eee Rhat aotivity is goinjm
in the operetion of the Gravel Fit of Roy Norton? He is not operating the
pit himself, bat e persocl bti, the name o£ Corkey Smith haa leased it frcmm
him. The Speo ial Permit grented for th3 s operation prohibits any eacavstion
that ia made 5 feet belax the Railroad TrQCts the-•e. Would you see if they
are violating this? The propertv fa located as shrnm am the aocompanying
meLp.
CAP HA'KLE1'
Jenuary 30# 1948
Re le►t iPe to the abo4e
I oontsated Mr. Roy Norton at the above graQel pit and he ssa«red me that
no Work wsa being done within 400' of the railway tracka and they xould
aarry out the terms of the agreemant to the best of their s►bility.
I didn't aee Mr. Smith. I rrill s ee him later.
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t"i1f? t~'.~acP ;"a11 O' t}lA r'• it• T4y• fllrlti 9XCE;Z*at1C111 Tlnf liP, ?1QdA
closer ttiar, 1100 f'eet rrou1 thv nort}:ern hounc?ixr;J of tre tr~.rt yvhere the
s zte of the preposeci :>it i s locateri.
"Re,jPCts or by-nrr,Iitnts trl ll not ~e ~erfq~J,tc~c'. ~..o ac~,ur,ulate.
nProvisior.s Utiimlc' bP made to acco,, orlate +hA wffluent frnm ciPx►ater-
i~ir o ~v~.sre,, ravel w:ll he j~rovi~~9c~ so t~s not to h5 he~r~r°ul to lo^~rpr
f t':iare„t propertv.
"A 3ond i:n the sum ot' ~5,040 to be rqnevred ard kApt in "'orce and
pf'ect; as lonL- as saf<; t_Aravel pit is used Rnc: on.-ratod." 'tA;s
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YOU Ak- FiF'. IiC►'iI FIED that the >pok4ne Cou:,,,y Planning Cnm-
miasion will hold a public hearin4 Rt 3;00 ?'.'4., Wednesdt►y,
October 17, 1945, in thc Comnissioners' Assembly Roam in the
Cour - Cnur+ House, SFokane, Washingtor., to pass on thP ap-
FI ~--tic1, o£ I;ny F. ITortor_ ,"or eL spocial permi:. to constrvct
auitabie structures to be used in thF opi;ration of a gravel
p,♦ rock crushing p1Qnt in the S'."'~ of +.hP Sr? of Section
'~-;~w::~hip 25 North, Range 43 E.'~.;:~.
n+ aA iri time and place, any intPrestF:d persor. may be heard
for, rr against, the grenting of said special perr.it.
SPOYAr1F CO TTY PLANNIPiG COrLMISSION
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Octobpr S. 1945
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A public ] inF riill be Yield in the Count; nmissioners'
Assembly ] in the Colzntv Court House or. ,,....nesday, Aug-
ust 29, 1945, at 2:30 P.11. to cansi der the applicatior. of
Roy E. Ilorton, DisrLrnan, "Viashington, for e SPECIAL PEkT.'IT to
construct suitable struetures to be used i.n the operaticn of
e► irfxvel pit anci rock crushin- nlant ir, the S`Yi; or the SE ;
of Section 13-25-43. ~
At said tine and nlace, e.r.v intPreste~i perscn raa'v be heard
fo1•, or against, the vrantint- of said SF'ErTAL P'r'P',iIT.
SPOY-F?:'F, CnUNT`! PI.A?1NING Cr~~'~,'ISS7c,TT
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Spokane, ""ash. Fc(-ar T. Frawle;r, Fxec. Secretary
At;rUSt 20, 1945
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43560 Square f cet - 1 Acre
5280 Feet - 1 ltile
18~ Feet - 1 Rod
320 Rods - 1 Mile
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IN TIF, MATTER OF TSE DT SPOSTTIQN
OF THF APPLICATION OF R4Y E. NOH&
TON, DI SH2dAN, 1RASHINGTON, FOR A
, SPECIAL PFRaAIT TO CONSTRUCT BQI LD--
INGS FOR TAF OPFRATION 0F A GRAVEL
PIT AND ROCK CRUS'HING PLP.NT
AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING
STATE OF 1NASHINQTON )
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C4UNTY OF SPOKANF }
, being first duly sxorn, deposes and says:
Thet et ell times mentioned herein ha was, e►nd noorr ia, a aitizen of the
United States and over the age oi' tarenty-one years :
That on , 1945, he peraonally poated two (2) true and
oorreot oopiee of the hereto attaahed NOTICE 4F HEARING at the follcnring I
placea in the County of Spokane, State of Vlashington:
1.
2.
Siibsaribed and Brrorn to before me
, 1945.
'MAIRT IC 70
SPOKANE COUNTY, WASHINaTON
Residing at Spokane, PYaehington
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June G, D117
. "r. =;cy F. -.orton #
Di s' ~ r:~an '
Dpn.1- 11:pT'tOTl:
'~nolos~<<• ('loasc: +,i d a trS,,ecial Fra tr):, to yo,1 b,• tflo
Srrokanv %ounty ; la:nnint° Coinis:;ion.
Also, please find enclosod P, c':eok for .3944, rvbate an i►our
oash deposit Ll the siLn of :20900, filod for payment of exi or.sea
- attoiidnrit to the oonsiderati.on of thQ SpQCial i'er^At.
n .r.?r - < ~7 - Vt i- • ~v
C1 .~'i'orr,-it cu-id oex-tificate of occu~)ar►cy► ..1.00
PhyefLal Fxw.zinotiorl of 12.M
%cord ':xa,TAnatio~: 2900
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I xas disa;,pointed in not havirg tlie agreod upon 1Qtt- r• fr,
previolis to the :`].ann=_n-; (.3ormiisszon rseatin-, on the 14t.: bist.
I havo tal'_od to ':r.Iiahard8on r^lntive to tcie -presont sit-.ation
oP a;ici he dosims to arrive at a sAtisfactor;. (-.~,-!clusion
at tie
~~o~_;, ~~c~t:lt! ;)ho: a:.:r. ;Uc;llardsoii aaic', na::o an
170~~1d be ~.laci to sQt in at ~rf: - oot ;nG axi feel surQ tiiti-t we ca,-:
strc',~],.ter_ ~,ot the ..-.attc:r :,."_thoi;i: urnoaesear-., oom:licatiors. ill
yoli plaase,,tond to tizis as eoon rs _,ossib1A.
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North 4912 Msrket
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GentlAmon :
'•'Till you please publish the encloseld NOTICF OF HRARIN(3
in tha August 24th, 1945, issue of vour newspaper?
A1.s~, please fiarn;-sh us with an affidavit oi' publica-
t ion.
VAry truly yours,
SPOKANE COtTIITY PIANTIING COMMISSION
By
Edgar T. HeMrley, lvxec. Secretary
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Thie epecigl use perroit issued for a garnvel pit operntion is
_Sreement and
granted to Roy E. Norton v1:Lth _the-underetanding and a
upon the Conditions thst gxcavation will not be msde belcyw an elevotion that is
5 leet belaw the base rail ot' the C. M. & St. P. Ry. and exoavation will
not be made closer than 100 feet from the northern boundary of the traet
where tho site of the proposed pit ie looated. Rejeota or by-products ~
will not be parmitted to soownulate. Pro,viaiona to aaaomodate the efflu-
ent fram dewatering of waahed gravel Mill be provided so as not to be
harmful to 1om►er adjaoent property.~'
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It is further agreed And understood that said Roy E. Norton,a,~
lesees or assignees shall so control the grbnel pit and rock crysher
operations that no nuisance will be created.
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COUNTY COMM15510N[R5~
JOHN T. LITTLE
C- M. LOCKWO00
WYLIE W. BROWN
CEFENSE COUNCIL
WM. F BRYAN
Ch{ENF'r'
C. NOMER HCl,S'ON
f:EER PARK
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\'ICTOR IIVSLCI'
ESPANOLA
F L. KOOyTZ
'AIRfIGLD
FATHER PAUL 5AU[r+
N•:T. fT. MIGHAELS
GORDON FALLIS
NiNE MILC FALL9
EUGENEKENNEv
GTIf ORCHARDS
L. T. BARNES
HOCKFORD
HARRY REiLLY
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, •r, Uorton:
ari Advieed by Jenuty 1'rc?secUtor Riohardson, that a Sp~~~
cr.A-tror your gravel pit ar.cl rook ar:shar plsnt can be iseue(:
nrovidea the permit fa e3gn,,d z), ~-n1i al:, ,nnY, 1-ss~'!c~
r -quired restrictior•.s.
r. Ziohardson would like to l-invc octh yourself w~c
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r. '~ov 1J. ;~orton
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,'le liave bean ir.f'or-ifid ty:r,.t yota co~~te-n;~la;,e ciiCj,ose~l o~" y~c~i,r --i•avol
; it for w1hich aSpeoiRl r"Qr i;t -r~s ~ rnt~c? o;-i June 11, 1t"'174
In ar;>► trar.sfir of title o: - ogcr^tivn to this projoat, the purohaser
or lessee shrrild ',e, „otific(~ nf the cn-c?iti,,~)ns &nd rc3±ri,-t1,- _s L";oliern-
IM t-ho issueziae ai' t',e Snecial : 10 as -thi:- a~~:Aios to any arA a11 ~
operatiolls rueerciless of vwnership of your specifio grsv+el pit. ,
Yo«rs -,rerj tnily,
SPrYA':~~ CV,T_r'TY
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Edr4r j. ltewley, E"o., Searota27
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Spokane, Wasliington ~
Gentlernen:
7'ill you please pub2ish the enclosed ?tOTIc'F in the
October 4th and Oatober llth issues of your nPwspaperT
Also,. will you please flarnish this orfice an affi-
davit o," pvblication?
Jery truly yours,
SPORANE COTIT'4'7Y T'LA1':T'1I31G CnWISSIt?h'
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Edgar T. Hawley, F'xeo. Secretary
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NOZ'ICF: IS IihRABl' GIYRN that a publio hearing will be held at 2s00
P.li, on Wedneedny, 4otobsr 17, 1946, 3,n the Coomiseloaerel Assenbly
Room iu the County Court Houss, Spokane, Naahing;ton, to aoansidor the
t'o llowin,g I
1. A poatponed hewrinr; on the npglioation of Roy E. Nortan for a
epeaial pArmit to erect atruoture• to be used ia the oparation of a
rook orushing plant and gnvel pit in pdrt o2' the SKI, af the SE-~ of
Ssotion 13, TawaehSp 25 Aorth, Rsnge 48 r.1"t.x.
2. The •pplioatiou ot Claud A. Ekins Por a spsofal pemit to oon-
atruat a publio garags !a gart of the NW* o£ the N'Rj of Seotian 28,
?ownship 25 North, 1in,ge 42 S.W.M. on the Su~nset Highway, inanediately
north of {isiger AirPield.
S. Diapasition of the fi,na1 plst af "Dora Subdi'isio»", sponsorsd by
Karl Moore, loowted betwssn T rent and Montgaewry end df rectly east oP
Hradley Hosd in Ewst Spokane Yalley.
49 The ppplioation of J. P. Caldwell and Fraaoir F. Lse f'or a peraait
to eatabli,sh a oousroial landin.g atrfp for privats uss, student in-
•truation, and iIl purposee requirAd i.n the operation o!' a publio
laadins Pield, Samdiately southrrsst oP the vity 1lmite of Cheney,
Waah ingtan.
At aaid time 4nd plaoe, wny interestsd pArson or persons way be heard
for, or againat, the merite of the Qbove named prajmote.
SF'QKA hT COUN?7 PLANNIN6 COVM1SS I(R
Hy Fdgar T. Hawley, Exeo. Searetsry
Ti •e C` f?'1'{ it iO?lis C`^ th . S Oo1' rKt ~-,P. EiY'(,) r;:t~~~ th'.'" ',hs~ Et r;cV" bf)UnCle-i: p:I' :12-
c'--a1 }:aa }.men -;rant-.od by thH -'oxmty ^o,..:ias ;()nere o:' Spokarte c`aumty, ~tashin.gtan, a
apeoial gArrnit, to open ead opomte a,;ravel t(,,, thm ;Pst 500.5 'no-t o' the '011"w-
ina desoribed trnot: "?egfnning at the ftZto~rsection o`.' ttie north line o' the
St. P. R/* with the west line af the S'MF-I oP the S"F-~ nf uAOtion 13, Trnrnship 25 Nnrth,
i'angs 43 E.W.l!. f thenae north slong aa id "at 1 ine to w po i nt whiah ia 825. b teet no r-tr
oP the Seuth oorner ot' said ssotian= thenoe east to a point tn the Rast line ot' the
`7-~~ of the qF,-4j tlieaae eovth ulong said •est linA to the north line of the C.M. ~;~t.
Ry. R/ATj thenae weaterly olong the north Iinn of the C.''. Ar 5t. P. Fy. R/'g to the
-~,•,c~.~k~t. A,1~ fj~rOvo *0'
point oP bAginninLr", aaid pArthit *#vq1afr1r~_ a bonA to be f urnit~h1~-~ yn,; kr-pt in roroe
o#"Act (-ue►ranteAini; co:-v3liarcn with i*s tf-r^ns r.nd nrnviRione, •iiz: that excava-
an,i
±~,-)n s:~if-_11 n ot hei nu:ie bf31rnm Ein n levfit i^zi hix± is r' ivr) -q yt lc."v g~•nt ba ae
rf1I 1 *}~A eti,:c, '{I 1w:.{.-.kkan, raul ail.ray ('n.npany ^u►:n l:r.e i,s r.,-,w eat-.abl.ished
~►lonf: r,h;: s<~,~ther~; bount?sry of ~ru ot, titat pxr,u!.,utt.,r s:E.::ll.l r:c ^Lade c1nB9r
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tM►n one hundred feet Prrna the northorn boundkry of said tniatp; *}►at ryJowcts dnifor by-
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produota o* edld emvel pit operat3an shell not be allarored to aaaumulate, and that
adsqw►te provision sha21 be rmde to aaoomcxiate the ef^liannt frr)m de-woterirg oP we►shed
f;rovel to proteet lrnrer adjsoent prapertys and that shovld ss;d per:ait bp. c*anoellsd or
sKid fravel Pit opert►tiori tsmimtecl °or pny reaacm, the site thereof •hall be ree-
torpd to a oondition aooeptablo to aaid Board;
Nar, thereforR, iP aaid prinoippl shall op.w.n ani opemto safd grE►rol pit ia
accordanoA with the terma anci conditione o'' eaici spooial pernit, then tris obligation
shall hn vnid, rthornr!g-* tn rQ-.vxin in 'ull ''nr~o Rn-i n"rnr.t.
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OF ROY F. NOPTO?I, JI SHbiAIJ, WASH-
INGT(}N, FOR A SP'WCIAL PFRMIT TO
CON S TR[1 C T BtJI LDI N GS FOR TRE OP T'R-
ATION OF A GRAW-L PIT ATlI' ROCR
CRTTSHING PLANT
Al'r'TUkV? T (~F POSTING
STI.TE 0F VASHI}1GT0ET }
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?a ; -;Ai iz: 1 L~:- , boinE first duly svrorn, deposes t:rd se.ys :
ThRt at a2l times mentionec? hereinshe was, e;nd ncw :Es, a citiZen of i,he
iYnited States, a resident of Spokane County, tiYashinr-ton, amctxarvaxxibtaxags
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That on 1915,She porson.ally postAd thren (3) t:-ue and
correat copies oe rhe hereto atta.ched VTI"M, Or M'ARTNG at the following
p la ae s in Spokane C ounty, t O-V7 it :
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Subsoribed and sROrn to before me
~ 1945.
~ RY BLI C 41NA ~FOSP4KA?I~' COC'P~TY, 'KASHING'PON
RPsidizg at Spokane, VlashinLton
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V03'ICE IS HERFSY QIVEN that a publia hearing wf.ll bs held at 2:00
P.M. on tlsdnesday, Ootober 17, 1945, ia the Cansmiasioneral Asssmblq
Roao ia the County Court Hause, Spokane, iKashington, to oonsider the
Po 1 Iowiag :
19 A postpoaQed hearixg on the oppliowtioaa of R.ay E. Norton for •
spooial permit to sreot struoturos to be used ia the oporation o!' •
roal orvshint. plant and grav+s 1 p it i» pr►rt o f the 8wi o t' the 3g} o f
8ootioa 13, Township 25 Nnrth, Renge 43 B.w.M.
2. Tha applioatiaa of Cle►t.zd U. Ekias Por a epsaial permit to voa-
etruot a publio Carags in part of the 1~'g of the I4EJ of Section 89,
?a+nrsship 25 North, RaW 42 X.W.V. on the 5unset Righwr►y, immsdirtely
north of Creiger A{ ri'ield.
3. '}iapoeition of the fiaal plat ot "I)o:& Subdi4leian", aponsored by
Karl Moore, locat.ed betxa4n Trent aad Uontgamery and di reotly saat of
Dredley Ra►d in East Spokano Valley.
4. The applioatioa of Jo P. Caldwsll and 17"ranois F. Les Por a pemit
to establish s oonaisrcial landing strip for private uas, student inr •
struotion, aad •11 purpose• required in the operation of a publio
laading field. lmaed:ately aruthwest of the oity limits of Cheney,
Waahingtoa.
At oa!d time and plaoe, any iirterested person ar peraona sei►y be haard
tor, or against, the merit• of the above named projeota.
SPtkUNF, C4UN'?Y PLANIn'I1fQ 00MUL3I4N
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That at all times :'tr';1t;1021t?,: hFrein }ie vras, ar_d nov; ys, ~ CltlZeri or i.tLe
"nzted S+ates arc~ c,vr-r ±Y~P ;••e of' t~~rer_t,,_;,1-~e .-c-,a~-s :
Tr:at on Auc.iast 20 , 1~445, }1e ::,Frsuvall~,~ poste(I tvrn t.rue. and
correct copiPS of thp hereto attache(3 YCITI-'r'}I-;jtT i; i at thq ''ollovrir_g
piaces in thP Potmty of' SpnkF rP, .`:t-tP o^
1. C1n thP Catepost at thP entranre to the prop~-rtv
2. tn the corner of Sprape anci Uver
Siib: crtbed and sworn to he f'ore me
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sion will liold • publio hearing at 300 P.)I., ":ednsaday, Uota-
bor 17, 1946, in the CoM:ssionore' Assembly ??oam in the County
+'ourt House, bpokene, I'tashington, to pass on the sppliostion af
`~13Y 'N'orton for a spertF:l ror►-Ait ±a an:^sl;rvot e,Jltahle •truo-
~-,~r~~ ,iaert ':n *he ol)nnttion n ^ a ;-,rftvel pit t►nl rook erush-
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OCtober 17, 1945
EXEC UTIU~,'i SES ION
I1ORTON SF'ECIAL PERtAIT APPLIGATION FOR AGRAVEL PIT
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Mr. Rutter: Zt depends on the cantmct that can be dravvn up with Mr. Nar-
ton; TF-fhey can put ug a praper +coatmct and give a bond, as i see it
now, I am In favnr of it,
Mr. State : Iam in favor trf it if, as Mr. Norton suggested, he limit it
~.o abvut 4 feet be1ow the level of the tmck. He would be leveling aff
the hill there. Far txn induatrial site, the material would be raoved any-
we.y. If some industry were to go in there, they would take it out, and
ifl he is permitted tv operate f he would take it nut 4 feet belaw the
leuel,. it is no good as an i.ndustrial site as it stands nvw, as the land
is high above the track. The materiaI would have to be moveds
Mr. Fasseen: I differ quite a bit. McCliratock-Truikey planned on ware-
'housas there &nd they wanted 3 ar 4 feet above becsuse they wanted just
ane floar. I am against permitting them ta use that. We hav+a plenty of
ather ,gravel pits. I was ~alking tn ex-rnayor Sutherlin and he says the,
biggest eyesnrs in tha city are thnse gits on the narth hill. There
isntt any need for this pit. He bought an option. Stakes and Lay change+d
their opinion beeause they were getting a remunemti.an. if he would re-
move that in the course of a year, i~ might be d##'ferent. L~~k whert he
had around the Washington Brick and Lime glant; that is darEeraus. If he
~ed the property, T wauld have felt differently. f3e has no investment
in there, I don't see that he has a claim to have tha.t gravel pit.
Mr* Walker: In the Ft. Wright pit and the lower Hangmaxt Creek pit, there
~is ~n inexkRustive supply of sand and grave3,.
Mr. Fosseen: We knoiv that there is ver,y little graveT used except in tha
ready-mix. There is no co=ercial need for him ta be in there.
Mr. State : Ha ma+de a statement that he v+rvuldn't have any wast+e s
Rr. $ienz : I am only interosted in ~~e welfare o£ the vailey. You men
zoned that for industries.
Mro Walker: He is going to take $S,O+bfl and vrhen he gets through, the
county wi'Tl arwn these graae1 holes.
Mr. Bienz: It will be in the agreement ta make it sa it will be a desir-
aMe u`strial sfte.
Mr: Walker: If you csLn get a 30•-year bvnd# fine and dandy.
Ur. Bierzz: You hae.rd this fellow say that the land isn"t worth anything
arid 3.t mi'ght be i#' they get water on it. Zt is away frnm the residential
sectivn there are 2 or 3 al+d hQrnes in there. We zoned I* Pnr indus-
tries where thzs is. ITe were anticipating something like th.is.
Mr. Wallcer :You can buy pre-rnix cheaper than you can mix it yourself;
ldr. ~f~ns ; I thought it would be 0K FLt thELt tiine. Hut Mr. Nortcrn
statec7that he didr't intend tv put up a bond. I have been dlgging hol$s
in the ground, producing crushed rock arad gravel, and ~ ~lways left a hole.
Mr. Rutter; ~ivouldn#t do business with him in thcit case.
Mr. Vlalrer * I mave that it be allvwed with the praper bond, approved by
'Eh~ CMrman, Secretary* urid the Prosecuting .Attvrney.
Mr. Hav+►ley: Tho Gounty Engixteer should be i.ncIuded.
Tir. Fosseon; We would like to see that improved in the proper way. You
wM have aterrific expense i£ he l~eLves a hole there.
Mr. Rutter: If lAr. Nnrtvn refusos ta furnish a bond, the application is
rcfused.
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' NORTON SPECIAL PERMIT APPLICATION FOR A GRAVEL PTT Continued
Mr. Chaffins: I would leave it open. I£ he puts up a bond, we should
l;t liim have it.
(No aetion was te►ken on Mr. Walker's motian. )
DQRA'S SUBDIVISION
Mr. WQlker: These people said they didn't want to be on an elley, but in
view of the explanat ions made, I move that the DorQ 's Subdivis ion plat
be accegted.
Mr. Meenaoh: I move that, subject to the owner of this new addition put-
Tlng in ie covenants that no outbuildings she►11 be plaoed nearer than 25
feet to Bradley Road, rve approvE the f'inal plat.
Mr. Foaeeens You wili find Mr. Moore will De pleased to put thet in.
Rr. Hawie : I nm aure hv will.
~r. Meena~: They visualiLed an unsightly thing. I have a similQr cese
and the City Plan Comanis s ion required that no outbui ldings be set within
a certain number of feet.
Mr. Fosseen: I suggest that Mr. Meenach contact 24r. Mooro and thay work
out some kind of form that would be acceptable.
Mr. Meenach: Ross is the chairman of the platting cammittoa.
Mr. State: Y~le could submit his additional covonent to Mr. Meenach.
AM~ : plith the addition of a restriction relativv to & setback on out-
bu=ings on Bradley Road being incorporated in the dedication, the final
plat was favorably acted upon.
EKINS f SP'ECIAL PVRMIT APPLICATIOrJ FOR A COkD.'IERCIAL GARAGE
Mr. Meenach: Aboiat this first application, Vitalker and somo of you shou2d
mace Qn exe►mination as to whethar or not it should be granted,
Mr. Walker: He camo in for a$2,000 building that he coul.dn't build for
$'l,b~b. He isn't going t-,o get a permit for a$2,040 business.
ADJOURNMENT Thero being no further busineas to come beforQ the Commission, the meet-
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. E. A. Cornelius
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oomnittew, compoaec3 0" Mesers. State, 1,feerach, snd Foeseen, appointed
by t .cmniseion t,o (iref't the terna of the bond to be t'urniehed hy 13r. Norton,
hets n red et -thn fclle...i.1;, ~•~r~ i.nt ='nr eper-_it anri '~*tr' :
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MThe cnnc,itioris r)!' 4t:in o';l,'t_rit:ri: are s11r,}: t,}.t.t -:herPKE the cit~c,vr_,
bourcien princiFel has been rrdntPd by the Cotmty Coamissioners of Spo-
kane County, Washinrton, a spacial pormit to open and opArate aEravel
pit on the Y`eat 500.5 foNt of the followinE deacribed treats Befirning
at the intersecti.on of thA north line of the ('.V. A-- 40,jt. P. Ny. R/W xith
the west line of the S'r+~ of the of Section 1:5, Taxnship 25 Korth,
Ren€e 43 F.`'.1`.; thonoe north along aaid rest line to e► point whiah ia
825.5 £"et north of the South n corr.er of said seotionj thence east to
a point in the eaat line of the &'+Y of tY:m SF';; thenoe south along said
40 AaRt line te the north linP ~ f the C.M. & at. P. Ry. ; ttienae ~►es-
+-^rly along the nortli line o£ the C.M. & St. P. Py. i? to the point of
beLinningj aaid permit requirine e► bond in the aum o£ '5,000.00 to be
flarnishAd and ;cept in force and effect guwranteeing arnaplia►nee with ite
terma ana provisiena, viz: thet excavation shall not be made below an I
elevation thet is "ive feet beloryv the presant bsae ra; I of the Chica►to,
M1rrai2keP, and St. Paul ''~a' lx'►y Company msin line ae noa eatabliehed
along the southern boundary of said trf►ct, end that no excare►tioa 8}tieill
- bw made oloser than one r.undrnd feet frcYa the norti-tern boundary af sQid
trnct; that rAjACts and/or by-pro:iuct$ of aei-d Eravel Fit operation
ahall not be allawed ±o accumulate, and that adequate provision shall
be me►de to acoornodste the errluent erom de-AeterinK of xe►ehed ~revel to
proteot loxer ad jaoent propertyt and that ahould eaid pPrmit be car-
OAl1Ad or saiO CravRl oit operation terminated ror any reason, the Rite
thereo!' sh,e►11 hA rvs±ored to a oonciition accPpteb1A to ssid Hoard =
"New, thP re forp, i f sa i rl p rinc ipa►1 s ha 1 I open and ope rate se id ~
t ravel pit in aocordance with the terms and oonditiona of said special
~ permft, then this oblipation she.ll be void, otherwise to remain in full
foroR and erfect,"
. Will you pleese have a bond executed in accord witYi the above end file with
` the Secretary of the Cot:nisaion, so that the appropriate spRCinl perr.zit ac►n be
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OF Tw, ApI` LI CA TI C`N OF k0Y E. N OR~
TON, DI ST?AAN, YIASHINGTON, F4R A
:>PECZAL PEP.HST TO Cc?trSTRUcT BUiLD-
INGS FOR TIfir, QPFRATIO1'I OF A GRAV'E;L
PIT AtT ROCY ,''RUSIiI;JG PLP.XT
AFFIDAVIT OF PQSTING
STATR OF WASNINt3TO!1 )
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COUNTX 4F SPOKANF )
JRcquelin "iller , being first duly arrorn, depoaea and says:
That at aII tiraea rnontioned herein he raa, and no+r is, a aitisen of the
rJn i ted Stete aand~ww-x~amigrmnf~:~y"Mmmin"a %
Thnt on 1-111.r« ~'t or", , 1945, he peraonally goated two (2) true and
oorraot oopiea of the hereto otta►ohed NOTICT~ OF 11FARTNG at the follawing
plaoea in the County of Spoksne, State o!' 1'laehington:
1. FRst ATit?"aI1Cf' of Coumty (,ourt liousP, SpnkrinP, -..4siiinfTton
2. Cn the bulletin 5oard under t-he f'ost Strept vi_.,.iuct 4-n S'poY:.:r_(-., 'Tfisy 1r.~ten
Subsoribed and enrorn to before me
, 1945.
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SPt)KANF COtJNTY, 4jASHIIr'OTdN
Re s ici iM e►t Sp oicane ,ri'o eh ington
R O Y E. N O RT 0 N Ph°ne
Welnuf 3249
SAND AND GRAVEL
W A S H E D A G G R E G A T E S T O M E E T A L L S F E C ! F I C A T I O N S
Cash $400.0 (Due on Real Estate $800.00) 115 NORTH PARK ROAD 41200.00
DISHMAN, WASHINGTON
R.Eal Lstate - no encumbrance
S.W. (H) S.E. 13-25-43 - ~ 32000
s.w. (G) S.E. 13-25-43 - 4,000
Lots 28 - 29- 30 - 31 - 32 Blk. 25 Koons Sub. E. Spokane ~750. I
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1936 Ford Dump Truck $1100.00
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.ant -
Concrete footings labor & material ~ 500.00
Treated lumber for bunkers 8M 960.00
Sand drag complete 600.00
4 deck screen 600.00
Washer 480.00
60 ft. belt conveyor 900.00
timbered pit for crusher 350.00
8 in. gyrotary crusher 1200.00
Bagley bucket and wire rope 250.00
25 h.p. motor 300.00
10 h.p. motor 175,00
5 h.p. motor 150.00
3 h.p, motor 90.00
2- 2 h.p. motors 110.00
Electric control equiprnent 500.00
1 mona deep well pump 900.00
;..o ft. - 5 in. pipe 300.00
90 ft. 6 in, casing 700.00
miscellaneous tools 250.00
cash deposit W.W.P. Co. 235.00
$9,550.00
$1, 200.00
19100,00
_2-OJ 0.00
$11,850.00
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$9,6~0.00
'i'he aanditione of thie obligation are auah that whereaa the above botmden prin-
oipal has bsen granted by the County_ Co*mydseioners _of Spokans County, Washington, •
speoial perm.it to open nnd operete Ri,ravol pit on the West 500.5 feet of the follc.nr-
Sng desoribed traot: "Tieginning 4t the intereeotion o'.' the north line of the C.Y. A~
St. P. R,/W with the weRt line of the Sn:~ o£ the SFi oP Sootion 13, Tonmahip 25 Nc►rth,
Rwnbs 43 X.W.~{. f thenoe north slong said rrest line to a pojnt whioh ia 825.5 f.eet north
of the South ~ oorner oP snid seotionf thenoe eaet to a point tn the east line ot the
3S'II. o#' the SX4j thenoe mouth alaar~g aaid •ast lin~ to the north lins of the C.M. k St•
F. Rq. R/4!1 thsnae weeterly alcyng the nort,h line ot the C.~A. k St. P. Ry. R/* to the
In 77? e Su~ ot.~7~3, 46d tmy
point oP baginning", ssid pArlait requiring a bondA to be t'uruiahed and kept in toroe
and oPfsot gui►rantseing oomnlisnoe with fte terma and provisfons, Tiz: that exaaaa-
tion ahall not be made belonr an elsvntion that is Piv+e #'eet belvw the preeent be►ee
rsil of the t;hhioago, Milwauleee, & St. Paul Ftailwsy Compdny main lfne as now establiehed
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along the southern bovndary vf aafd traot, ancl that no exoavatirm shall be rnade aloser
than ons hundred Peet f'rrnn the nerthern boxind+i:ry of $aid traat; the►t rejeotr and/or by-
produots oP eaid gravel pit operetion shall not be allcrrnd to aoaumuldte, and that
adsqvate uroTision ahwl l be nade to aoccmcxdate the ef :rluant from de-vre►tering of washed
gmv+el to proteet lower adjeoent propArtyf and that ehould aAid permit be ounoelled or
said gravel pit ope.ratio►t termiYte►ted for any reascm, the site thereof shall be rss-
tored to a oonditf on aoosptable to sald Board f
Hvw, thereforA, iP gaid prinoipal ehall open ond operdte a4id gravel pit in
aooordanoe with the terms an(i oonditions of aaid spooial peratit,, then tY:is obligation
•h►a 11 be Yoid, otherAi se to rAmin in full foroe and s f teot.
THF AB WAS D TATr.,~ BY DF.PUT ROSECTTTOR RIC?iARDS(}N.
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Deoem er 7, 19
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'.lording to be inserted in BQND and P=.RMIT:
Dcca.vatior_ tvill -not be ma(le below an elevation that is 5 feet below
the base rail of the C. M. &S. P. Ry and excavation will not be mpide
closer than 100 feet from the northern boundA.ry of the tract where the
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site of the proposed pit is locrted.
Rejects or by-products vaill not be permitted to accurnulate.
Provisions should be mRde to acconoctste the effluent from dewatering
of washed granel i^rill be provided so as not to be harmful to lowen
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adjacent property.
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A bond in the sum of $5000.00 to be renewed and kept in force and
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eff ect as long aa saiA gravel pit is u9ed and operated
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R. L. RUTTER. CNAIRMAN
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EDGAR T. HAWLEY, SECReT^ftv
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Peri.iit Fti Occupation certificate 1:00
PhysicAl survey of' sites. 3.10
Record exRnlination. 1,00
F'ostage. ' 090
Blue pr int s.' 1.20
Office work r_r(' Pdvertising 1;25
8.45
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Feri:.it P.: occuprition certificrit-Et. 1100
nhysical surve7 of'site. 1.70
1-'ecoed exRr..ination. 11,00
iostage. ' .60
T31ue pr int s. 1,20
C`'fice work. and. advertiBing 1625
r ~ 6.75
~'ermit, & Occupation cer` ificate. 1:00
Physical surveS of site 3;40
I',ecord examination 1:00
I'ostage :715,
R lue pr in-ys ' 1; 20
Orf ice ~^ork~ 11,50
8.85
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A pablia bearift Mi1l be held in the romty t;mat,spirAmrst
AasembZ,3t Paamn ia the County ^aurt House an Weflp*0d4y, kugwt 29,
1848, at 200 t'.He to amoider the appliaat iaa of 'Ray Y.Nortan,
~,is2mm, Washifttaa, Por * AIECIr: t. IM;RfI? to oansttuet suitable
etrr+oturms an:t bcAldie%,• to bea►► use3 in tto or-oratSen oP a );rsnel
jflt and roAk O!'1►ah1M jale►!xt 11a1 pr►t't Oi' the SKAO Of thMl iyY.y etf
%,ectiaa► 130 xawnsh.ip 25 Mortbg Pmago 43 F.W.V..
At MiA tlm &M plaar, any interested petetn way- bMt }eard
te+r, or agalnst, the grant iM. o fmi d~~ C'T.A L f'!~ i; ~•?T.
PT.Ampl3t(i rX=?~~ X.~Er
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Avgvst 180 1945
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LIST CF YROPEi2TY 6.:I~~~?S 'r'OR 2 rAILW, Iri E--C:I DIR-,CTICII AR011I4J
NO'~T(?14 (;IRAWL PIT SITF
A:~ST~ SSUl' k") TFt.k CT P~n:'~;R"_'v U'f:\-F,'R
(18-25-44 )
J J.?". Me t thew s
K north D. A. Sullivan ('o• I
C` anci iV'asl:ington Rrick Lime
7T east Ci+izPns Realty Co.
J. B. Magart
r1N Spokane 7alley St. 9ank
T ??elnhold ','.'eis6ar
P F. A. .Tohnston, Tr.
1JA A1 "?ptt is
IT I.'iorrison Frothers Seed Co. ~
ASSF, SSC)k'~ ~Rti.CT P;'tiF'-;1Z':`! C 1-~:R
(13-?5-43)
+r,arine D. Crowley '
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9 sordon A. Russell
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" R. J. 'r:earns
ASSFSSOR' :i T',~A(;T P?()FPRTY U.*:Y~,R
C. . Orabi 11
F sauth Fcirecli£f Sanitarium
'rPnevieve Reco
~ F. L. LPmley
L Frank Pollelo
CIF :~1T ST`~,'
ASSF,S SOR'.S TRACT PROP-,RTY G-~;I;N.R
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SPOKANF, COt1NTY
OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DEFENSF..
PHOhF RivExsiDe 2103 •411 WELCH BUILllI\C;
SPOKANE fi, WASHINGTON
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SpokanA, ~'a sh ir_Ct on
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D'~+ Mr. P'.aenach :
p. camnittee, cornposed of '+Iossrs. Fosseen, I{eenaoh,
Qnd State, has been appointed by Chairman T?utter to a~cpt
the worciing to ba incoroorated in both the spec 'Lal permit
end bond granted to Foy F.. Forton, at Mr. ?1ortnn's request
for the opAraticm or a gravel pit.
A oop,y o`' the previous xortiing, recomomer.dPd by "essra.
Chaf'f'ins, pichardson, Qnd Fewley, is Pnclosed !'or vovr in-
4'ormetion.
r,ill you please foraarcl to this ot'fiae, in the enclosed
sAlf-wddressed envelope, your thoxight as to the phraseology
of botli the permit and bor:d?
VPry truly yours,
SPOKAh'F: COUNTY YLAP!N.jIG CaMM? SS IOR
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Fdgar T. F.awle:►, FxRO. Secretary
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NQTICE OF FE'.ARIPIG
A public hearing will be held in the County Co:mmiasioners'
Assembly Foom in the Covnty Court House on ~Tednesday, August 29,
1945, et 2:30 P.Iv1o to aons ider the application of Roy E. Norton,
Dislmnan, Washington, for a SPECIAL PFRMIT to oonstruat suitabZe
atruoturRS and buildinga to be uaed in the operation o.f a gravel
pit and rock cruBhin.g plant in part of the SW4 of the SF4 of
Section 13, Township 25 North, Range 43 F.Yi.gf.
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At said time and place, any intereated person may be heard
£or, or agQinat, the gra,ntf.ng of said SPFCIAL P~Jr':IIT.
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S~'t?KAPtiT}~: i TY PLANIIING C0?'?L?;TISSI ON
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--`Fdgar 2. Hawley, 7,xec. Sec ary
Dated s
Spokane, ';-;ashington
August 18, I945
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The conditions of this obligation are such that xhereas the above bounden
principal has been granted by the County Comissioaera of Spokane County, Wa'hing-
ton, a spacial permit to open and aperate a gravel pit on the tract ,
said permit requiring a bond to be furnished and kept in Yorce and sffect guaranteeiag
compliance with its terms and provisions, viz: that excavation shall not be made below
an elevation that is tive feet belrnr the present base rail of the Chicago, Milwa.ukee &
St. Paul R,a:ilRay Company main line as now eatablished along the southern boundary of
that rejects and/or by-products of said gravel pit operation
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shall aot be allrnred to accwaulate, and that adequs,te provision shall be made to ac-
commodmte the effluent from de-Ratering of Raehed gravel t,o protect lawer ad3acent
property; and that should sa.id permit be cancelled or said gravel pit operation
terminated for any reason the aite thereof shall be reatored to a condition acceptable
to said Hoard;
Nrnr, Therefore, if said principal shall open and operate sa3.d gravel pit in
accordance Rith the teme and conditions of said special perm.f..t, then this obligation
shall be void, otherwise to remain in t'ull force and effect.
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The c ondi tions of th 3.s bond are such t1hat,
'Nheroas, the County Commissioners of SpokenQ County,
State of vvashington, have grantdd a special permit to Roy E.
Norton to open a gravel pit on the (insert legal description
of tract), which special permit provides for a continuing
bond in the suro of $5,000., to assure comnliance with the terms
and canditions of said special permitt which provides thet no
gravel, or earth, shall be renoved below am elevation that is 5
feet below the present base rail of Ghicago, N:ilwaukee and
3aint Paul Railroad Coripany main line as now established along
tne southern boundary of (insert legal description of tract),
and no excavation shall be made which shall disturb the present
surfaee af the ground w',Ithin 100 feet of the Northern bouridary
of (insert legal descrintion of tract), and,,,re3ect and/or by-products
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of the gravel pit operation shall~be allowed to accumulate, and
adequata provis Ion shall be made to accomodate the effluent from
dewatering of washed gravel so as not to be harmfl.il to lower
ad jacent property.
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T. J. Meenach
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Pos ~een, member of the cor.imittee, is in accord with the
su~ ;estions r.~arle by i;ir, ?4eenach. .
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Dccavation will not be made below an elevation that is 5 feet below I
the base rnil of 'Che C. M. & St,P. R9 and the excavation will not be
made closer than 100 feet from the northern boundary of the tract
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where the site of the pro---.osed pit is to be located.
Rejects or by-products will be allowed to ac~-urnulpte.
Provisions should be made to accomodate the effluent from dewaterin~
of washed gravel so as not to be harmfu2 to lower adjacent property.
A bond in the sum of $5,000.00 to 1oe renewed and kept in f orce and
effect as long as said gravel pit is used and operated S1TALL BE
FURPTTSHID TO INSUF?E THE CONnITION~ 4F TNE P-~RVIT ARE, CQMPLIFn 7ITH6
FAILIIR r T 4 C OIJ.PLY VIITH THE C OI1DITI4NS SHALTl BE CAUS-E FOR CANC r.~T. ."W
mION OF THE Pr 'TIT AI,`D TO FEQUIRE T~' BONDING COY-PAN-v T4 COIuiPLETE
TFE COM ITI0Nc ?NT) RJST4vL THE SITE TO C017DITI4NS ACCEPTABLE TO THE
PLANNING C 4~'~4X I ON. ( The t~ording in Caps'~ ha s be en sugge sted bg
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(T. R. State, a member of the Committee.)
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SPOKANE COUNTY
OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE
PHONE RIVERSIDE 2103 • 411 WELCH BUILDING
SPOKANE 8, WASHINGTON
IR THF, WATTER OF THE APi' LT CATI ON
OF ROY F. NoRToN, Di sHMAN, wA SH-
INGTON, FOR A SPFCIAL PERVIT TO
COASTMCT HIIILDINGS FOR THF: OPr?R-
ATION OF A dRAVFL PIT ANU ROCK
CR[TSFiING FLANT
AFF'IUAVI T OF POSTINa
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
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COUhTX 0F SPOKANE ~
befng f3ret duly srrorn, dspoee• and s4ye s
That ut all tiniee mentioned herein he rraa, and nrnr ia, a citizea of the
IInited 3tatss, e, res ident of Spokana CQwaty, Waehingtan, and aver the age
oi' twenty-one yoars :
T'hat on , 19460 he pe rsona l ly p oated three (3) true and
oorreot oopies of the hereto attaohed NG3ZCF t?F trWARI21G at the fol3orri,rg
p lw oe s in Spokane C ownty, t o-w i t:
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Subsoribed anci eworn to be.f'ore me
, 1945.
NCTARY'PIT}3LI C Ih AND Fdlt'`
SPaICANF, WT N1'Y, WA3I?I Na?Oi4
RPeiding at Spokane, 'ffaahington
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Lct 11~45
ounty Commisioners, dnd
,,pokane County PlanninF-
County Court House,
'.:-ookar_e, ,ia.5ri.
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tide,the undersigned property owners and taxpeyers of Spokane
C,ounty,East Spokane townsr:ip,and in close proximity to,SWI, of the
of Township 25. N.R$nge 43., do hereby file protest against a specia-IL
permit being givep $.Rriy E.Norton, or any other persons~ to open anc
operate a gravel pit at this location.If this permit is issued it
•..ill tend to destroy the value of our homes and gr-operty in tris vicirl-
~t.-,As the surroundinp. property has been platted into lots for
resi.:~ntial purroses,we propose it be used for such.
Due to war time restrictions it has not beer~ possible to do any
hcusinp? development in this are ,but the restrictions are to be lifted
scen.T'his area is due for rapid xpansion and an eyesore of this kind
~,,Ill not be any attraction for future home seekers.
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t. ~.l~.te:.t tr_e Ccuntv Cm:i.issicr_ers a_a ir.st al-
lvrir:~, -::y exter.sir.r tc ~reser.t eravei a.inlt]E c._?
ticr.o- in t^e rr,°r.t;cne3 c,r. ;Krcunls t'--at
woui.i ce t'ie f1e6tructicr c;f futurz- in3ustri-
1~: .icn.asi-~ %,t ~,rcFert~,r t~~e le~vin.~ cf t~p ~re.z~
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ter.:;er~c~~ t< ic:fier t:,e v:ilue c~ tur 1.rci:2~ ty
zy d6 f~.r as f Arl_zr~
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arta '.:c::,e~4.tes ar~ ccr.cerr.ea.
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NORTOI; SPFCIAL PERMIT APFLICATIO?J F4R A GR.AVF,L PIT
SPFCIFIChTIt?NS FaR N0!'TON GP-A1/FL PIT PEuMIT
Exoavation will not be made belrnv a.n oievntion that is 5 feet belaw
the be.se of rail of the C. H. & S. P. Ry. Exaavation will not be
made aloser than 100 feet from northern boundQry of tre►at on rrhich
permit is grnnted.
Rejects or by-produats will not be perznitted to eaowmulate. Pro-
visiona to aooomodate the effluent from dervatering of washad gre►vel
will be provided so e►a not to be heirmflul to loxer ari3aaent proparty.
Bond to be in the amount of $69000. to be renew'-d and kept in f orce
and effect as long as said gravel pit is userl and operated.
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Gnor,°P LivinE ~ton, 5".'RttPr St., T-ns An£ Plf-s
7ida Larsor, '.'r. 159-2 AuCi1stR, 5par-r~ re
L. neAr.~ire&, 7-.02, uarrison, Iciaho ~
'eRabPl Jarleso 1'123 V'e11(-s 1A,y, rnll'itte
7. C. J. Lf.;,►, zrd, Spo~,a~~F
P. F. G. Poclf-y, 4121 100th St., Seatt1P
F?arry •"urch, nout-P 4F, Spokane
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11. I,. ~-"erve~r►, noute -4-80 Spokan,-
rerlRrnite -`*F, SpokRrP
l.z. F,lice Stokes, Sniath 309 "Ta1i, Snn~ane i
14. '~,'ashinE?tor. '3r~(-,k Li-me CC., C. 151 '";HShznwton, Spo~:ane I
15. C. H. T,zrr.~-r, c/o I;arr,,r ',urch, Tiou±e ;;f, Spokane
I~• T'T"". ~~?'."T...'S'. y'n )"~`l~_n r/.. ;(.I+r,r ,~~it';,~ -?rt~l-r, - rirr, uri~
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Wftei~ington
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' Dear 14r. TJortoa :
,'rclosed ~'ind NCTICT,S nI,' F~:.'~RI?'r, tha+ z;re requir4l to
tR posted at thres conspionous plea4s an the propRrty Rf-
£ected. 'dill ,oli p14asQ do this nt your earliAst cor.ven-
ience ar,? sever_ (iafs provteus to October 17, the datp sAt
for the hQaring?
17e are also sen(?in~ yazi an Qr~'idev~t o`' ~?ostin~* -Yhich
r+ra desire yoii to complnte so wv can properlv `':lA same.
Very truly yours,
SPOKJA NIP C()T'NTY PU NT'Iy ~ C(`~P)rISSIO?7
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~ICi~`. I-► TtrurizY M%:?i thut tho 3pal:ane Couaty 1'lannine Cr"•-
m:.saion aill liold y publio ?-:AarW at Ss0O P.;%, ::adnRedoy, Ooto-
ber 17, 1946, in tho Cem1 ss icYiera' A saerably lmom in the C,)1:nty
i.'ourt House, Spolcal^ae, WnshingLon, to pase on the up; lica±ia:•. ot
?2oy ';r. '!Qarton !or a epeoial pRr.sit tA aa: struat s,fi+„abl-? ttruo-
turvs to 'M uesc: in the oQorxt 1oA nf s g,rave1 t it i►nfi roe'x ^ rueh-
inc t)lant in tbe S's"t~ o" th~~ O~?~ o.'` gecticn: 23. ~'o~ahip 2: P~rt:ij
s.*n~,e 43 F.yS.II., Spokwm CoEmty, 'fashingtaa.
At asld tisae eusd pl.e,co, any inter-3gted peirsun bo heard
t'or, or aga.lingt, tlio wmrat`nE_ of sail opAaiAl pom~t.
• •P+' ~.lalY f • ~ i r.,._a s'~ S r,f ~L.' *"j'Y '?.~`s 2'?~?'3G , ~ ~s~:-' I '7 ; W,
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Ilat~~i t rpokune, ~;,shi~t~,rten
t)otolaor 4, 1945
Th4s requASt t'or a ep"oial permS.t i'nr the oPer0tion and nain-
ten*noe o~' Q i,t-~Yel pit gnc: rock or~~bher w~►s Me(= with the Cmniesioa
on Au, u84- 1~3, gn~t u public hwarinb held o!' r4.u6uat 29 tO Oo?iriiior the
s&mw0 l3o cjA018:on was reEachai by the Co►_rraiss±on at that hearinr, and
considsrstion o!' the appliastion pos#ponerl urtil Ootnb"r lT, at whioh
tir.+e rli.aauanian was had botfi tAt opAn maeting and Axtioutivvt seetof.on on
tr.w ::,erit8 oi' tho epplioatton.
"he Comr.isaion postponoil deois3on, wit2i the requo8t that a aownit-
te~, cons~oseri oe Wnsors. C?u►t'Pins, Riohardeon, attct Hewley, renort ta
t he C omm i R W.on s t t hA Novn :~+~be r me st i~' re I Rtive t a t he rxordt ng e► nd t?io
ano1:nt o!" n banri to bo pAStm,'= by t{r. TInrtcm far the :'a~thful p!+rfarr-v~nae
oi' hie perLnit. The► oamnittAe reaom-iexida the rvllcwing, tti be
writ+:en on the+ hond :
"'Fxeavstien w{ 11 not be+ =de belrnr an e,lewtion ~}zat is S:a•.Qt '.olrm
the baisfr rnil oT' th.9 r. '4. A- :;t,. NY, and eacattvutlon wi 11 r.ry be nade
o2oeer than 100 feHt '.'rm the nortrern bour.c%ry o!' the tr-s;r,t wnceref the
site o!' thd j12'Qp0aAd ;=it 1q lof-ated.
"RAjRCts or by-prf,-+un+a v: i11 not be p*rmittRd tQ aa:;wmu2ats.
av3sions ohouP be rrado to aacamodate the hf.*luent from dewatnr-
inr, of waaheri t;ravei uill he presvide;:i ab oLs not to )in harmhil to lamk-r
Ad,jaoent preperty.
"A bond f n the aun ol' ~ 5, i)QU to be renewecl ar_d kRpt ir !'oroe and
w.f'eet ae lang as xA1r1 E;ravol pit is umed nnu onnrnted."
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~ CERTIFICATE OF lNSURANCE
This is to certiFy that insurance policies issued to ROY...E..---MORTON..............-
(Name of insured)
as.t ...8.?.11... . R3.Q.ar.s.i.de...,Ave...,-Route ...#8~...~Spol~a~s.~....~~~~~~i y..............................................
(Address)
the numbers and expiration dates of which are listed below, are in force in this Company as of APr11,....7$y.... 19,5Q..................
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(Date)
covering in accordance with tbe terms thereof at the following iocation
...........................................................................................State....of'..W- a , shJngtoU....................................................
KIND OF POLICY EXPIRATION L-IMITS OF LIABILITY
POLICY NUMBER OATE
Bodily lnjury Property Damape
Provided by Workmen's
A-Workmen's Compensation Law Nil
Compensation
State of
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~ B-Manufacturers or I Each Person $ Each accident $ r
Contractors Liability
- ~ Each accident $ Aggregate
C-Qwners or Contractors Each pcrson a................ .r............ Each accident $
Protective Liability
' Each accident $ Aggregate .
D-Owners, I.andlords Each person a-... Each accident $ .
and Tenants Liability
Each accident S
E-Automobile Each person $ Each accident
Liability
(1) Owned Vehicles Each accident $
(2) Hired Vehicles Each person $ Each accident S-....
Each accident $
(3) Other Non-owned Each person Each accident
Vchicles Each accident $ ~
F-Comprehensive
Liability
(1) Compreheiisive Each person $ Each accident
:lutomobile Each accident $
Each person $...5.,.Q0.O.•.00.. Each accident S..•....•F 1000..00
(2) Comprehensive I,C-104429 4-28-51 Each accident $J.0.,.Q00,,G0..
General
Aggregate $],..0•,000.00.. :1jzr~e ate ..-2.5
(3) Comprehensive Each person $ Each accident S.
(combined General Each aceident $
and Automobile)
Aggregate 5 Aggregate S . _ . . .
Each person $ Each accident S .
Each accident 5
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~ Aggregate 5 Aggregate
This Certificate is issued at the request of:
Name .................5 pnksane ...C. o.unty..r...S:tata... o.f....W.%Sh1:Wton.............................
Address Sp.Qk8n.8., WSS$1.11gtA,II.................................................................. r.................................
~ to whom we will rriail written noticc of cancelation or any changes affecting this Certificate. ~
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