The old underground restrooms at Caroline Street and the Boardwalk were demolished last December and the construction of a new, state-of-the-art facility complete with a performing arts stage began shortly thereafter with a projected finish date in May before the arrival of the summer season. However, an wet spring slowed the construction process and it became apparent the new facility would not be completed for the start of the summer season.
When poor weather continued through much of June, further slowing the construction of the new facility, the city contracted with a private waste disposal company to provide temporary restrooms for Boardwalk visitors on a site immediately adjacent to the construction site and just behind the Fireman’s Memorial on North Division.
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Just in time for the end of the season!!!
ReplyDeleteI hate when there is "an" wet spring.
ReplyDeleteYeah... finally.. oh it's labor day..
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Joe Hall!
ReplyDeleteSo, just pee in the ocean. No brainer!
ReplyDeleteWhy can't they work in the rain? I watched several Amish guys put up a 9000 sq ft building in less than 2 weeks earlier this summer. They worked in the pouring down rain several times.
ReplyDeleteNew million dollar restroom, new fire station at 65th st, upgrade Montego Bay fire station, proposed new life guard building, new boardwalk, redo parts of St Louis Avenue, etc. Is the deficit spending going to break OC? Increasing parking meters won't balance the budget.
ReplyDeleteMore paid parking was all the nitwits could come up with 8:41. It's like peeing in the wind type of thing. Watch them online sometime. That new majority is as dopey as all get out.
ReplyDeleteToo stupid to see the legacy they are leaving for the next generation. Par for course though because not one of the 5 has their own pot to take a leak in themselves. All they know is borrowing. It's all well and good that they don't care about their own children but some parents in OC do and don't want debt.