Not all Cape Meares residents are able to hike up to the location where the water tank for the community was formerly located. In case you are curious as to what the area now looks like, take a look at the recent picture that was taken.
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The Johnson City Medical Center (Johnson City , Tennessee ) staff actually discovered this and did an in-depth study on it.
The deconstruction of the water tank used by Cape Meares residents since 1981 should be compete by the end of the day on Friday, September 26.
So far the campaign to encourage Cape Meares full-time and part-time residents to sign up for Nextdoor is going well. On Tuesday evening Merilee Sommers invited 140 people from Cape Meares to join with the idea that Nextdoor might serve as a directory for residents and make it easy to learn who your neighbors are and how you might contact them when the need arises. The tally of those who have joined reached 56 after only two days. This represents about a 40% response rate. We hope the number of residents who will be using this resource will continue to grow in the coming days.
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.
Results from a recent survey completed by approximately 60 Cape Meares residents indicated that over 90% thought there should be a directory available of residents who either live in Cape Meares or own property in the community.
Local Cape Meares art critic, Itza Knockov, submitted the review found below for the water color painting class that was held at our Community Center on September 20.
Saturday’s Art Class was enjoyed by 12 Cape Meares artists (including the Bay City Art Center teacher, Breanna Moran, who’s been adopted by the 18% spontaneous quorum).