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� J"Y-" � <br /> KELLY PITTELKO FRITZ AND FORSSEN <br /> CONSULTINO <br /> ' � ENOINEERS � <br /> . . -. ,.. . . _ . . . . . I . <br /> I� � <br /> OIIIC[f IH lGTTL[�AMCXOIIAOG LLOY01100..lGTTI[.W�lN.qi06 �MOH[OM�Ui.l�fi. C��L[CON�[IIO <br /> I <br /> � <br /> February 16, 1968 , <br /> Alpine Food Products Incorporated � `� ,� <br /> 421 South Michigan (�y,� � �Z•P/t���t ' � <br /> Seattle, Washington ' � <br /> � <br /> RE: Alpine Cafeteria and Lounge � <br /> Everett, Washington <br /> Gentlemen: <br /> We recently completed structural drawings on required modifications <br /> to the building in accordance with a layout plan prepared by Mr. <br /> L.L. Beiyh. ' <br /> In our investigation of the structure, we determineu �cnat it was <br /> originally designed and constructed as a one story building with <br /> roof beams spanning approximately 48'-0". Fvidently at the time <br /> the second floor structure was added, certain existing non-bearing <br /> division walls in the first story were modified to provide mid- <br /> span support for the former roof beams enabling them to serve as <br /> floor support beams with a new span range of 25' to 26' maximum. <br /> Referring to our drawing these two lines of support occur at <br /> lines identified by "A" and "B". The existinq construction at line <br /> . ��B° consisted OT SOlflc' Gu iinear feet Of Wai� ar�d �410 Sru��l 2�¢�� <br /> pipe columns. The wall had been modified to serve as a bearing wall <br /> � and although woulc ,,,,. �e considered suitable as such from an <br /> engineering standpoint, did appear to be performing satisfactorly. <br /> The need to remove this wall from a space use requirement, nec- <br /> essitated the addition of seven new steel columns and footings. <br /> The two existing small pipe columns were totally inadequate <br /> for the code required lbading from the second floor and were similarly <br /> replaced with new columns and footings. <br /> At line "B", our investigation disclosed the existing construction <br /> � PIIINLIP�LS:ALO[Hi KELLY•MARVEY PITTELKO•OAVIO fRIT2•0.N,fOPSSEN/AS'uOGUTE9:9.LN�S.OGPSTYNE•OAVID TIIOMA9 . <br /> P!IOJECT ENOINEENS: PILNAPO �ALLIHOEII • PIEPPE MATTHEWS • HAN9 VAN pEF LMN • STU�NT POWEIL • S�MIIEL R09KIN , <br />
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