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1 <br />2 <br />3 <br />4 <br />5 <br />6 <br />7 <br />S <br />9 <br />1� <br />' 11 <br />. 12 <br />�. J <br />� 14 <br />� <br />z � <br />o�on 15 <br />� > n d <br />K 3 9 r� e <br />°`��Z ; 16 <br />OJ 00 <br />F� ie 0.. <br />2 <br />NN �y <br />W� N M v 1! <br />� _ � � <br />W"p°°r �Q 18 <br />Wii:G[ <br />Y omW� 1� <br />°OW <br />` 20 <br />21 <br />22 <br />23 <br />` . 24 <br />25 <br />26 <br />27 <br />28 <br />29 <br />�0 <br />31 <br />32 <br />However, the sawing and milling portion of the business <br />ceased entirely from and after 1969 until Mr. Swim�r beaan <br />operatinns sonetime after he purchased the property ir. 1974. <br />The mill was never operated as a mill by Carl Condit after he <br />moved to Silver Lake in 1969. Never in nis twenty-•year <br />operation o: the mill did Carl �:ondit manufacture ced�ir <br />shakes at tP,is mill. <br />X. <br />After George Swimm purchased the property in late 1974, <br />the operation gradually expanded to its present level of op- <br />eration. The must noticeable expansion began in 1977. Swimm <br />makes his livelihood operating a cedar shake mill on the <br />premises in 1uestion. He utilizes cedar logs hauled in by <br />way of Dogwood, to SOth ��e�t, to Glm, to Slst west, and into <br />the site. Logs arrive by logging t�uck where they are <br />mechanically unloaded and stored on the sir_e. The logs are <br />bucked by chain saw. They are then cut up, and eventually <br />milled by band saw into cedar shakes. The shakes are pr,ssed <br />with a hydraulic press. 'fhe shakes are stored at the �ite <br />until the time of sale. Sales are both retail and wholesale. <br />Swimm employs varying numbers of employees to buck, split, <br />saw an�� ie-saw the wood, but usually there are only three <br />such e�nployees around at any one time, one of whom is �wimm. <br />All of C'or.dit's eq��ipment except his ripsaw was moved <br />after �ie sale. The ri.psaw is still at the site. <br />Tae power bills =ti11 come in Condit's name, but Swimm <br />pays the bills. <br />XI. <br />Swimm operatF� the mill "when he feels like it; when he <br />wants to WUYJC.° Gccasi.cnally he has operated on week-ends <br />FIP7DINGS rJF FACT F.�iD <br />CONCLC�SiONS OF LAW - 7 <br />� <br />_ <br />0 <br />-� <br />.. <br />� <br />m <br />�. .. <br />-i -n <br />N 2 <br />0 <br />m <br />m� <br />--i c <br />0 <br />i -Z-i <br />m <br />.o z <br />c <br />a --i <br />r x <br />.. .. <br />-i tn <br />�p T <br />T p <br />a <br />=m <br />m �. <br />N <br />n N <br />3 fn <br />.im <br />n <br />F <br />-a <br />_ <br />n <br />z <br />-� <br />� <br />� <br />Z <br />0 <br />-i <br />n <br />m <br />