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100 Bush Street

San Francisco 4, California

Ihe Pacific Coast ConpanY

P.0. Box 6ll. Willits, California

Simpson Redwood GompanY

3100 Russ Building

San Francisco 4, California

Union Lumber Company

620 Market Street

San Francisco 4, California

Willits Redwood Products Co.

Hobbs'Wall Lumber Co., Sales Agent

2030 Union Street

San Francisco 23, California

Arcata Redwood Company

P.0. Box 218. Arcata, California

GALIFORNIA RED\^/OOO ASS(,CIATION

576 Sacramento Street . San Francisco ll

New BUILDING Developments . .

Construction l-ras startecl at 5333 \\'. -Jefferson ljlvcl.. nreut of $3 nrillion.

on a planned industrial center Los Angeles, in a total invest-

Cornpletion is announcecl of the $2 million second phase of the Hal ll. Ha1.es courmuuitv development of Desert Lake, C:rlif., betrveetr Boron and Ednarcls in Antelope Valley, ancl inclttcles 146 ranch-t1'pe homes. Tl're first phase was tl're $500,000 Desert Lake N'Iotel of 110 ur-rits. Many of both the honres and motel units rvere leased before start of construction. Third and fourth phases will eventttally include a $200,000 traiier park ancl-a $2 millior-r shopping center. Hayes also built, ou'ns atrcl operates ti-re nearby 1350-home development at Eclu'arcls occupiecl exclttsively by Air Force personnel.

Fullerton Union High school ancl Junior College trustees approved a site east of llarvarcl avenue for the nelr' district education administration celrter. The 3-story building will cost about $230,000 ancl be conrpleted by January t959.

A $1 million Police facilities structure will be built bi' the citv of Glendale at Isabel an<l Wilsorr streets.

A nerv high school to be cor.r'rpleted by September 1959

Georgia - Pacifi c Corporation

Hammond California Rpdwood Division

417 Montgomery Street

San Francisco 6, California n'ill be lruilt irr La -\'lirada, Calif., ancl cost $2,500,000 in its first ohase.

Constirrction has begrul oll one of the west's largest \-eterans'\clnrinistratiorr hospitals, tlie $19,887,500 iacility in I"alo -\lto. Calif., on a site acljacent to Starrforcl rrniversitv of 93 acres. It wili comprise 15 builclings of four to six stories. General contractor of the project is Robert l'1. llcKee, Los ,\ngeles.

One for fhe Roqd-

Sacramento-California's $6 rnillion I{otor Vehicles 13uilding here. completed less than five 1'ears ago, is overcrorvded and may have to be abandonecl for a larger structure although it l'as clesignecl to handle department business "for years to cLrne," said Finance Director John M. Peirce.

"It appears it r,vould be morc economical ir-r the long run to build nerv hearlcluarters for the department than to enlarge the present facilities," Peirce said.

There are now 2,742 emplctyes in the 3-story building u'hich stretches foq. nearly three blocks. It n ould probably be turrrecl over to the Division of Highrvays, non'housed in the l'ublic Works Buildine.