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On December 16, 1980 at 2:45 p.m. I� nC to Glm 6 51st Sts. in Gverett <br />where neighbors hzve made complaints in regard to the operati.or. of a <br />saw mill. <br />The mill is located behind several residential units on the southwest <br />corner of Elm & Slst. <br />I stopped in front of one house on Slst, tur.ned the engine off and <br />opened the windows of the car. I could hear a saw in operation and <br />the sound of another machine operating that made a lvud banging sound. <br />I then drove into the area of the mill. I saw a truck loaded with <br />logs that had been cut to approximately 3 feet in length. The truck <br />was backed up to a building that was recentLy built for stora9e. <br />In October of this year, Mr. George Swimm obtained a building permit <br />to construct the above mentioned storage shed. The permit (N8375) <br />had stated that the construction was a 16' x 20' storage shed. <br />I parked my vehicle on the north cide of. the shed and walked around <br />to where the truck was parked. I could hear the loud banging sound <br />coming fran the shed. As I approached the area I saw George Swimm <br />inside the building working a hacker. The hacker is used for splitting <br />logs and making shin9le shakes. Attached to the hacker was a conveyor <br />belt that extended out the door on the south end of the bu.ildin�; the <br />conveyor was loaded with shakes. The only other thing I noted in the <br />shed at the time were pieces of scrap wood lying about the floor. The <br />building gave no appearance of a storage shed and was used to house <br />a major function of the mi11 operation. <br />I could not see the building that housed the saw wi�ich I had seen on <br />previous visits to the mill. The truck parked at the shed was between <br />me and the saw building, but I could hear the saw in operation. <br />Z approached George Swimm and this, in part, was f:he conversation: <br />Me: George, what are you doing? You know you're not supposed to <br />be doing any oi this out here. <br />George: It's my hobby and I don't operate it very much. <br />Me: Hobby or not, you are not to operate the mill for any reason. <br />You are ir. the wrong zone for this type of work. You have to <br />stop; you can't keep it going. <br />George: didnit have the $80�OOO1fortotmovl cansttget thatUmachnoutuof <br />this property here. <br />z <br />0 <br />� <br />... <br />c� <br />m <br />F�1 M <br />�� <br />1�1 ""� <br />N 2 <br />0 <br />m <br />co <br />m� <br />-i c <br />O 3 <br />m <br />S --1 <br />m <br />.o z <br />c <br />a --i <br />rx <br />.. �. <br />�� <br />� <br />� <br />�n <br />-� m <br />m .- <br />� <br />�m <br />C N <br />m `" <br />z c� <br />.i m <br />a <br />� <br />—i <br />x <br />� <br />z <br />c <br />—� <br />� <br />m <br />