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I'm not saying the economic aspect is very good, but I would make 2 points: they are more or less on time, and nobody got hurt. That probably desserve a shower
by nraynaud 9y ago
I'm not saying the economic aspect is very good, but I would make 2 points: they are more or less on time, and nobody got hurt. That probably desserve a shower of money.
Those people were using the biggest dry ice making machine in the world to try to pour not too shitty a concrete on schedule, next to a blasting zone, under a leaking gate (yeah, the gate is leaking it just stopped leaking because the water is lower than the gate now), under high voltage power lines, without anyone getting hurt.
- stevenwoo 9y agoThose are good points, the Crystal Springs Dam earthquake retrofit in San Mateo County is almost fifteen years into the scheduled five year earthquake retrofit. :)
- amluto 9y agoI thought the dam retrofit itself was done and the remaining work is just road work.
- stevenwoo 9y agoYou are right but the work is ten years overdue from the first estimate on the first sign they put up next to the Crystal Springs trailhead where the road is closed to traffic. Eventually they covered up the last two digits on the year number sign last time I checked with replaceable numbers like the days without accident sign in the nuclear power plant that is Homer Simpson's workplace.
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