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[quote]Hopefully, STG can finally control some of the shady development deals that have been rubber stamped as under-the-table handshakes that has destroyed this area for the last 15 years. Time to put in ordinances to stop the city from being trashed by various entities.[/quote] Here we go. You ...

Boykin spaniel who duck hunts and let's you shoot a shotgun 6" from her is scared of anything related to rain. Smell of rain and she starts shaking. Tries to climb on you the whole time. Husky/shepherd mix is opposite. Couldn't care less about the rain but deathly afraid of guns and the vaccuum clea...

[quote]If you feel hazard lights are necessary, you should safely exit the road[/quote] This is the only correct answer....

Yes, he is along the rail currently....

Ha, down 5. Don't think so....

Black Creek Canoe rental in Brooklyn, MS. They have a 3 day 2 night. Might can talk them into longer if they have another put in or take out option....

We did 4" in our entire house when we built 4 years ago. More of a clean modern look. With LED these days, 4" lights have similar lumen and shine angles to 6" lights. So you don't necessarily need more 4" to get the same lighting as 6". Unless you are going for a super bright look, 4" will be fine. ...

Plenty of good information in this thread. Development civil engineer, so we deal with wetland consultants on almost every development. [quote]Holy shite, either prices have gone up in recent years, or they robbed you.[/quote] $10k is probably a little high for just the delineation by itself. O...

18.5 years...

Asphalt per ton on larger jobs is going for around $170 per ton. At 360' x 10' x 2" thick you are 46 tons, which is a small job. So call it $200/ton puts you at $9200 for the asphalt laying alone. Add in the rest of the items and it's fairly reasonable....