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Los Angeles, March 6th, 1942 Mr. H. H. Larson: Referring to my conversation with Division Engineer relative to raising wall of present settling basin at Las Vegas two feet: Attached please find three prints of Dwg. No. 16050, dated Maroh 5, 1942, showing details of this work. Quantities of material involved in raising the wall are as follows: 12 Cubic Yards Concrete, 1-2|--3| mix. 1100 Lineal Feet 1/2" round corrugated reinforcing bars (vertical bars to be out to length on Job) 50 5/8" round by 12" bolts with nuts. 3 Gallons "Hydro-Seal". In accordance with understanding with Mr. Mack, he will issue requisition for the above material; also for all materials required for replacing the roof system after same has been removed. I understand transit mix concrete can be obtained in Las Vegas; therefore it will not be necessary to order aggregates for the above 12 cublo yards of oonorete. This work should be done as quickly as possible. R. L. Adamson S H ??4
