I am rather sure that they will have benches under the pavilion shown to the left on this photo. I am just disappointed that they did not put in pavers as originally planned. Instead we got monolithic slabs.
We must save our pool. Mr. Adair has given his latest report and says the cost to repair is 1/4 what the other guy said.
get rid of this pool--it seems to be a big problem just like everything else that happens in this city---nothing new just the same bs from everyone mouth that think they are so important that people will listen to them---let it go--politics lives on and our citys reputation keeps taken a beating
It is looking good. Will there be benches to sit on? Next is what to do with the pool.
ReplyDeleteI am rather sure that they will have benches under the pavilion shown to the left on this photo. I am just disappointed that they did not put in pavers as originally planned. Instead we got monolithic slabs.
ReplyDeleteWe must save our pool. Mr. Adair has given his latest report and says the cost to repair is 1/4 what the other guy said.
I remember a tunnel under the road from the Casino to the beach. It was closed off. I wonder if it is still under the road.
ReplyDeleteIt's still there. Ron Exline had it filled in while he was mayor...druggies hanging out.
ReplyDeleteget rid of this pool--it seems to be a big problem just like everything else that happens in this city---nothing new just the same bs from everyone mouth that think they are so important that people will listen to them---let it go--politics lives on and our citys reputation keeps taken a beating
ReplyDeleteHi Stafford--thanks for stopping by and feeding us your negative BS...nothing has changed.
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