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Public Works Department 433 -1850
March 1, 1982
Via Planning Department
City of Tukwila
6200 Southcenter Blvd.
Tukwila, Washington 98188
Lance Mueller and Associates, Architects, AIA.
130 Lakeside
Seattle, Washington 98122
To Mr. Richard Aliin Airton
Re: Tenant Improvement Access Road
for City Light for Fostoria Park
Dear Mr. Airton:
The Public Works Department has reviewed and approved the subject plans
per the following comments:
Twenty -four hours prior to commencement of this access road, the
applicant shall apply for and obtain a street use permit (permit
fee: $25.00) from the City of Tukwila.
The access road shall be provided a 10 -foot minimum level section
of roadway prior to carrying out the 20% grade and provide it in
such a manner as the 2% slope is maintained between the roadway
and the existing drainage course.
The roadway shall be signed and chained or barricaded in such a
manner as to allow access only to Seattle City Light vehicles
to enter the roadway, i.e., concrete posts with locks.
If in the future this road section is undermined by the change in the
course of the drainage system, then a plan shall be provided immediate-
ly to the Public Works Department for re -doing the adjacent drainage
course, at the expense of the developer.
Si ely,
Phillip R. Fraser,
Acting Director of Public Works
cc: Al Pieper, Building Official
P.W. Permit File
Mr. Sanderstrum
City of Tukwila
Zoning Department
6200 Southcenter Bo
Tukwila , Wa.
Dear Mr. Sanderstrum
March 19, 1982 •
Patrick Borden
4319 So. 135th St.
Seattle, Wa. 98168
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ation of .power Plant & Uses in
ouse , 44 79 So. 134th P1 . Tukwila -
Arton - Litton Industries ( Work in Progress )
Pursuant to our discussion with you of March 15, 1982 , in which we
noted the inadvisability of allowing such installation in immediate proximity
to abutting property residential in character , we now have researched the
health hazzard issue .
The results of our study were appalling in the risks attendant upon
not only the electromagnetic field to be created by the Power House ( 50 ft.
from our residence) but even more emphatically in the use which this
',power ', is to be put in the warehouse ( again that 50 ft. from our residence)
That n power ', is to be utilized by Litton Industries , their representative
etc to infuse micro ovens etc with electromagnetic fields for cooking . Other
devices produced by the electronic manufacturers i. e. Litton also utilize
electrical power in this manner .
Not only is it unwise to locate such activity adajacent to and abutting
residential property Mr. Sanderstrum , but it is a trespass upon the entire
area ( Riverton in the County ) . Those malignant emissions radiate for
thousands of feet thereby encompassing ,hundreds of homes . For examples of
the harm to health engendered by these ELF please note; the recent outcry in
Rutherford , New Jersey when the epidemiologist for that state discovered the
cancer rate in Rutherford among Children was increasing at odds of 10 million
to one . A public uproar ensued t Under pressurethe National Bureau of Standar
measured micro waves in the area and found them to be excessive and dangerous
Exactlythe situation which will result from such concentration of radiation
e.itting from the Litton project in Tukwila across the street from the
strictly residential areas of KingCounty t Other parts of the country have
experienced the same events , illness and public uproar which it is predicted
will occur in the instant situation unless the activity is terminated . Other
"alarming effects of ELF pollution include cataracts , stress , effects on the
central nervous system inducing stroke , tumors , chromosome damage , not to
mention the plunge in property values as the humans evacuate the contaminate
homes and surrounding rental units
For these reasons and others ad infinatum , it is suggested on behalf of
the residents and rental property owners , that you .( the City of Tukwila )
refuse the "+ business: license" and the ', occupancy permit n necessary to
the conduct of this activity . By copy of this letter we are requesting
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s; as moves on the part of other regulatory bodies .with an interest in the
situation .
Ve truly yours,
Patrick Borden
cc: King County Health Dept. , State of Wa. Labor & Industries 1 U. S.
Enviromental Protection Agency , U. S. Food & Drug Administration .
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION - LOT 1
That portion of Tracts 16 and 17, Fostoria Gardens Tracts,
according to the plat recorded in Volume 9 of Plats, Page 95,
in King County, Washington, except portion of Tract 16 conveyed
to the State of Washington by deed recorded under Auditor's File
No. 5721 821 and except portion at Lot 17 conveyed to King County
for road purposes by deed recorded under Auditor's File No.
1006280; and except portion conveyed to State of Washington for
Primary State Highway No. 1 by deed recorded under Auditor's
File No. 5712570.
More particularly described as follows:
Those portions of Lots 16 and 17, Fostoria Gardens Tracts, according .
to the plat recorded in Volume 9 of Plats, Page 95, in King County,
Washington, more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Southwest corner of said Lot 16;
THENCE S 45 °44'45" E, 172.63 feet along the Northeasterly margin
of S. 135th Street;
THENCE S 66 °16'10" E, 104.10 feet along said margin of S. 135th
Street;
THENCE N 41 °44'57" E, 583.31 feet along
Lot 16;
THENCE N 48 °30'00" W, 115.00
THENCE N 73 °15'00" W, 264.20
THENCE S 52 °30'00 W, 382.06 feet to a point on • said Northeasterly
margin of S. 135th Street;
THENCE S 05 °51'32" W, 144.94 feet "along said Northeasterly margin
of said S. 135th Street;
THENCE S 45 °44'45" E, 69.35 feet along the Northeasterly margin
of said S. 135th Street to the POINT OF BEGINNING.;
Containing 5.01 acres, more or less.
Subject to easements as contained in deeds recorded under. Auditor's
File No. 7405140498, 5164175 and 78010404.31
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The Birth of a
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INSIDE THE AIRTRON LABORATORIES,
WHERE MAN SHORTCUTS NATURE BY THOUSANDS OF YEARS
IN THE CREATION OF BEAUTIFUL GEMS
When is a diamond not a diamond,
a ruby not a ruby, and an emerald not
an emerald? When they are YAGs. As
lapidary hobbyists know, "YAG" is
the unglamorous name for a most
glamorous product. Technically
synthetic Yttrium Aluminum Garnet,
Yag does not try to imitate a natural
substance, but is truly synthetic, yet it
can fool all but the most experienced
gemologist with its amazing optical
properties. In recent years its tremen-
dous success in the field of synthetic
diamonds has seen it appear in the
finest jewelry and department stores.
It gained sizeable publicity when Car-
tier chose it to be the material for a
replica of Elizabeth Taylor Burton's
famous 69.42 carat pear shape dia-
mond.
One of the most successful pro-
ducers of YAG is Airtron Division of
Litton Industries who market their
product under the trade name, Dio-
monair. This synthetic diamond is
produced by a pulling or drawing
process technically called the Czoch-
ralski method and originated in 1918.
A mix comprised of powders of the
rare earth yttrium (the large amounts
of yttrium reported in moon rocks
make it an, outside possibility that a
natural YAG may someday be dis-
covered) and aluminum oxides are
placed in a platinum crucible and
heated to the point of melt, which for
this combination of materials is
approximately 3200 degrees F. A rod
with the seed of the basic mix is then
inserted into the crucible and slowly
rotated and withdrawn with crystalli-
The colorful evolution of the
YAG (opposite page) from rough
boule (bottom) through .several
cuttings to fine gems. Below is
one of Airtron's "growing stations"
where rare yttrium is heated above
3200 degrees F. in the Croch-
ralski method to produce YAGs.
Right is the "growing station" with
lights out to indicate the amount
of energy generated during process.
"YAG"
Continued from page 30
zation occuring as the material cools.
A typical crystal, or boule as it is
called, is approximately one and a half
inches in diameter and eight to ten
inches long.
By the addition of different impuri-
ties, or dopants as coloring agents, a
variety of colors are produced. With
Neodymium an attractive purple stone
can be seen. In this color YAGs such
as those by Airtron are today vying
with synthetic ruby (really synthetic
pink sapphire) for first place as laser
material. They have rapidly expanded
the power and accuracy capabilities of
existing solid state laser devices as well
as afforded a threshold for a new
generation of equipment designed
around YAG laser rods.
Perhaps the most attractive colors
for YAG are near - emerald green and
pure yellow. But in its clear state
where it resembles diamonds is where
YAG is most exciting. In comparison
with diamond Airtron's commercially
produced YAG, Diamonair has the
following characteristics:
Diamond YAG
(Diamonair)
Retractive Index (Brilliance) 2.40 1.84
Dispersion (Fire) .044 .028
Hardness 10.0 8.5
Obviously lacking in the area of
brilliance and dispersion, Diamonair
would seem to offer little chance of
success as a substitute when compared
with the optical properties of dia-
mond, however, through careful facet -
ing Airtron has found that surprising
results can be obtained. Stones are cut
with facet size and placement very
similar to those of diamond. Every
effort is made to utilize the full
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The rough YAG - culled a "boule ", typical
crystals are 8 x 10 inches long and about
(/4 inches wide. After cutting the carat
weight of stones (above) is determined.
Finished YAGs - waiting for shipment
from the Production Control Department
are truyfulc of sparkling synthetics.
potential of its optical properties.
Even so, with its relatively low refrac-
tive index, a YAG does not appear
brilliant from all angles, even with the
most accurate cutting, however, the
material takes a good polish. So good
that its appearance has fooled trained
people in the jewelry field who are
familiar with the finest grade dia-
monds, which are classed as Grady E
on the color scale.
The area where the Diamonair YAG
is truly outstanding is hardness-rating
8.5 on the Moh's scale. This compares
most favorably with the 10 rating of
diamond. Another compound, stron-
tium titanate introduced in 1953, had
been widely heralded as the "true"
synthetic diamond. While it has good
dispersion and brilliance its hardness
was only 5 -6 on the Moh's scale. This
made its credibility doubtful to the
buyers of jewelry who found it could
be damaged by grit, sand, glass or
some common household detergents
and cleansers. The generally much
harder YAG has nearly done away
with this problem.
Now being sold across the country
as near or substitute diamonds, the
YAG appears destined for a bright
future. For the hobbyist its possi-
bilities for faceting and mounting
make it seem certain to have an
equally great potential. tar.-9)
ROCK & GEM
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
CITY of TUKWILA
6200 SOUTHCENTER BOULEVARD
TUKWILA, WASHINGTON 98188
433 -1849
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