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I feel like this is a good thing....it's not going to last, and it gives them an opportunity in the meantime to more easily clean and repair places that are nor
by aerovistae 9y ago
I feel like this is a good thing....it's not going to last, and it gives them an opportunity in the meantime to more easily clean and repair places that are normally less accessible.
- icebraining 9y agoThat was my first thought as well - great opportunity for checking and repairing the canal walls.
- fauigerzigerk 9y agoI have my doubts. There's probably no standby army of cleaners, builders and engineers waiting to jump at this glorious opportunity. I would even guess that the work already in progress has come to a complete standstill. Surely, they are not equipped for wading through deep mud, and they have lost their main means of transport.
- gnopgnip 9y agoHere in CA we have to wait on the tides to do work on the sewer. It is only about once every two months that the tides are low enough for certain work
- fauigerzigerk 9y agoI got the impression from the article that the water is almost never too low to use the waterways for transport. If it happens regularly then it's of course a wholly different matter.