The demolition of the Cape Meares 100,000 gallon, Cor-Ten reservoir began on Monday, 9/23/14, when the crew moved in to the location of the tank and, by the end of the day, completely removed the steel top of the reservoir. On Tuesday, 9/24/14, the sides of the reservoir came down in sheets 6 feet wide by 12 foot in length. By the end of the day the tank demolition project was one-third complete. With all the oxy/acetylene torch cutting going on, the damp weather has been beneficial in creating a safe environment for the project.
SEPTEMBER 16, 2014 AT 1:00 P.M.
REGULAR BOARD OF COMMISSIONER’S MEETING
THE MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE CAPE MEARES COMMUNITY CENTER
5690 FOURTH STREET NW
CAPE MEARES, OR
Click on the link below for a copy of the agenda for the meeting.
On July 22, 2014 a majority of the residents in the Cape Meares community received their water from the newly constructed reservoir that is located off the Loop Road and a short distance from the community.
Website for Oceanside Water District in Oceanside, Oregon.
The demolition of the Cape Meares 100,000 gallon, Cor-Ten reservoir began on Monday, 9/23/14, when the crew moved in to the location of the tank and, by the end of the day, completely removed the steel top of the reservoir. On Tuesday, 9/24/14, the sides of the reservoir came down in sheets 6 feet wide by 12 foot in length. By the end of the day the tank demolition project was one-third complete. With all the oxy/acetylene torch cutting going on, the damp weather has been beneficial in creating a safe environment for the project.
