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loffelkopffl,
Your right, the 4x4 posts/metal roofing method is what I remember was done about 30 years ago. I wonder if this is the new & improved design. Is the ring and etc the "code" design? There's something new all the time!
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Sorry HaDave. Maybe I got the name wrong all together. the guy I met and his wife Soffie, moved from Atlanta and were building at Honokaa. Anyway hope to meet you someday also.
Yes loffelkopffl the ring and cinder blocks are to stablize the walls. You don't know if needed tell they dig. If needed $1500. add.
It now has the metal ready for cement. I will
post that pic to clarify. The depth as per engineer.
Wyatt
Edited by - wyatt on 02/15/2006 12:17:34
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Nice pics Wyatt. Yep, it was me and Sophie you guys met at Pam's. Punagirl is the one we asked if you knew.
David
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I'm very excited to see these. Something special about seeing the process in the same neighborhood, with the same type of land & such. I hope you continue to post these photos. I'll be there for a week & half in May so I'll have to stop by and meet you guys.
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Thanks for the pics Wyatt! How nice to see progress even if it is on someone else's site, it is exciting. Best of luck to you on your project. I met David M and Sophie at the Puna Party at Pam's and am so sorry I didn't get to meet you also. I arrived late and left early, so hope to meet you at the next party! Aloha, Mella L
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Wyatt,
Awesome pictures thank you for taking the time to put make them available to us! Your lotand all the work looks great!
Sincerely, Naomi
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Thank you all for checking out our pics. Makes posting them worth it. Well at least I got the David part right. Was nice meeting you David and Sophie. See ya in May Rob. and Mella I am sorry I missed you also.
Please check in a few days for this weeks progress.
Wyatt
Edited by - wyatt on 02/16/2006 11:17:03
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Hey all, Check out this weeks Progress.
We have a 3 day weekend and couldn't get lumber tell Tuesday so I guess we'll have to find something to do. Bummer. Wanted to have a roof on by next week. We shall see
Wyatt
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/wyatt96778/slideshow2?.dir=4f25&.beg=0&.src=ph
Edited by - wyatt on 02/19/2006 12:35:53
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Hi Wyatt,
My excavator contacted me that they were going to start our cesspool on Thursday. I've been working over in Pahala on a remodel job and won't get to see what has been done until today. I hope it looks as good as the job there doing on your property. Rick Moore is doing the work for me. He has gone out of his way to work me into his schedule. I told him there was no hurry for the cesspool but was in need of getting a hole punched for the temporary/permanent power pole.
Royall
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Hi Royal,
We have been fairly fotunate with contractors.
We are very happy with cesspool contractor.
The temp. power pole only needed to be 18"
minimum in ground. Helco has the spec. sheet
if you don't already Have. Have fun and good fortune on your project.
Wyatt
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