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Las Yagas - October h, 1950 w 16-3-1 Mr. Wa. Reinhardts Please note the attached letter from Fire Chief Case, staking application for & site on which to erect a new fire station on Onion Pacific property at the intersection cf Bonanza Road and Rancho Road, together with a print showing the location. At the present tine the City has no fire station west cf the railroad tracks and in order to provide better fire protection the Commissioners have authorized the construction of a new §30,000 substation If a suitable location can be obtained. They feel that if the site referred to is available, it would penult prompt moval of fire fighting equipment not only to the Vest Side but also to Vest Charleston Bird. The reason for requesting 1,43 acres is sc that there will be room ant only for the construction cf the fire station but also for erection cf elevated ladders on which to train rookies and for similar equipment. Will appreciate your consideration. A* M. Folger
