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Mathew Gonsalves Phones & Addresses
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Concord, CA
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Discovery Bay, CA
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Menifee, CA
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Hanford, CA
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Clayton, CA
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Castro Valley, CA
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3686 Hobby Ct, Concord, CA 94518 (925) 878-9841
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Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical Occupations
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High school graduate or higher
Business Records
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Conco Land Company, A California Limited Partnership
Ret Lumber/Building Materials
Ret Lumber/Building Materials
5151 Prt Chicago Hwy, Concord, CA 94520
Jankarst, Ltd., A California Limited Partnership
Business Services · Trust Management
Business Services · Trust Management
5151 Prt Chicago Hwy, Concord, CA 94520
Conco Development Company, A California Limited Partnership
Ret Lumber/Building Materials
Ret Lumber/Building Materials
5151 Prt Chicago Hwy, Concord, CA 94520
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Wikipedia
Matthew Gsalves
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Us Patents
Foundation System
View pageUS Patent:
41078896, Aug 22, 1978
Filed:
Dec 9, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/748842
Inventors:
Mathew W. Gonsalves - Concord CA
Carlos P. Murillo - Walnut Creek CA
Carlos P. Murillo - Walnut Creek CA
Assignee:
Gonsalves, Santucci, Inc. - Concord CA
International Classification:
E04B 116
US Classification:
52259
Abstract:
A foundation for supporting a superstructure in which the foundation comprises precast concrete beams mounted on and supported by at least two non-precast pier elements. Each of the pier elements is poured in place in specially formed vertical holes in the ground at the construction site and have an axially aligned reinforcing rod which extends upward above the top of the pier. Each precast beam has at least two spaced-apart apertures which overlie the respective pier elements. In one embodiment, these apertures receive the reinforcing rods of the pier elements when the beam is mounted upon the piers during construction, and cementing material is introduced into each aperture to effect a bond between the beam and each pier element associated therewith. Each precast beam is thereby supported in an upright position with the beam parallel to the ground. In another embodiment, a tubular pedestal is affixed to the top of the pier and the reinforcing rod of the pier extends into but not above the tubular pedestal.