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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
A man fell to his death in the same spot 3 weeks ago...
ReplyDeleteThat place is jinxed...
ReplyDeleteMOSHA and OSHA are going to have a field day on that whole site !
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell?? This is irresponsible of them. They need to get it together at this job site or they need to hire a different contractor
ReplyDeleteIts common practice for a crane to be left assembled like this. You can't take them apart and put them back together every morning and night. Not luke they can lower a 100ft boom in a small cobstruction area lol. And actually having a boom down past 30 degrees causes more stress on components.
Delete3:58 If they can't find their way out of a wet paper bag, then maybe. Highly doubtful though.
ReplyDeleteWhat are they building, so I know not to bring my family to this jinx??
ReplyDeleteThe building permit costs, sanitary sewer fees, P&Z fees, fire sprinkler fees, Worcester Soil erosion fees, contractor licensing fees, who in the hell can afford to implement a safety plan. The whole Building System is inherently unsafe when one factors-in all of the permitting. That's why the contractor is skimping on maintenance & fall protection.
ReplyDeleteReally and truthfully - the inspectors and their accomplices should be rounded up and incarcerated as they are the only recipients of the 'whip cream'. That's right - the contractor & subs mash the potatoes and the municipal workers get the gravy.
My advise - stay clear of anything to do OC. It is Ta Boo.
To all,
ReplyDeleteToday I drove by a 30 inch trunk live tree completely sheared off at about the 7 foot level with the whole tree 15 feet away from the trunk.
Mother nature holds nothing back sometimes.This happened while the crane was not in use in a stored position.
Nothing but a simple insurance claim here, folks, sorry to disappoint the hoemygawds crowd.
And, no, I'm not D.B.
The project development/planning by the same group at 61st St. which resulted in Trader's Cove Condominium residents being evacuated Oct 2nd 2015 because of unsecured building material being blown off a 8 story building during a nor'easter. No injuries in that case but damage to structures. Lack of supervision by the City for a project not compatible for its location.
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