3012 OAKES AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

... , .. �Yl �;. @.;� , . ��) �.,. �, cr.4, � I 1 Erickeon: tt'ho dic : 2 Unrwortk: Xou and bir. Callines. 3 Ingram: Now, pleaee, gentlemen, don't azgue. You answer , queattona that he aeke you, Lawrenco. 4 5 Unsworth: ---and that'e the reaaon, eee. And also, I did that, gentlemen, for the purpose of preventing anybody that might 6 come in there prowling around frum gettin� to any part where there'a wood etnred ao there wouldn't be any chance ot 4hem 7 getting any `.1rr in there and emoking a cigaretce, That's why it wae boxed off until it's ready to be ueed. Lt's �► precaution- a , ary meseure to keep. . . conilne the people who might go into 9 the banement to o�e portion of the bascmenY, uatil that . . later in the winter when t4sat ie for extra supply, it'e necee�ary 10 ' to get to that, eee. But iNs also for thc reaeon that Mr. �rickeon and IJ�r. Collinn objected to m.e even having wood 11 in the basement, but we have to have viood in the baee.ment becaure you have io keep the wood dry in arder to burn. 12 Thc wocd won't burn if it'e wet, if iNe left outaide. .AaywaY 13 L found ti:�t the supporting mcmbcru are aul►d and havcn't deterioratcd one bit and that the Joiat to the building are like 14 new and haven't deteriorated tc a frxction of aaythins. let alone 50°`0 or even 3?�/0 or even 1050. And furtiiermorc, ae 15 far ae the eidee of the walle aze concerned, it'e imponeible tor anybody to �ee the eidea of the building from ihc basement. 16 That'a why N�r. Erickean doeen't know whether it'e lx4 or 17 tx6e becausr he has never actin the. .what the building ie conetructed of because it csn't be dona from the baeement. 18 'There'e nn way of eeeinQ the conetruction of the beilding fzom the baaement becauae the etdee of the building are. . . etart 19 from the ffoor and on up and in ihe baaement all you can eee are the croes )oiete, which aze txds and where they're 20 rzrtin� on theae cement WALY6. Hut you can't see what the 21 conetruction ie of tho sidee from the baeement. 22 Sievere: George, please contine youreell to anawering. . I think you nhould confine youreelf to nnswering tl�e allegatione there and 23 not telling us what we can and cannax eer.. That'a for us to dacide. 24 gg Uneworth: �Yell, he was claiming. . .he'e claiming that theee are daprociated but he's never eeen them an� to see the eides, Zg you'd have to go up in the attic and when you go up to the attic, why then yoU can see that iNe 2xbe aad they're not 27 drenned down, they're larger than an ordinary 2x6, thae'a 28 eupporting the etde walls. The iact thnt the joimte in the Dar+ement have ehown ao deterioration and the eidee of the 29 building would be the eame age, I would coneider that the oidee ot the butlding v�.ould be just as good as the open Joiete 30 in She baeement which are more open to thc air than thc onea that r►zu covnred on the ou!ei�l� hy the aiding and on the ineidc 31 �y plaeter and laW. I think t�tiere v.ould be no deterioration ir. thoee side walls. Anyway thnre'e no •ign of the huilding 32 _�, _