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Title: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: thehallmarks on Mar 05, 20, 10:10:11 PM

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: Bob C on Mar 05, 20, 10:30:52 PM

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Post by: KW on Mar 05, 20, 10:38:14 PM

Thanks for the info! Please keep us updated as you learn more. Appreciate it -

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: Moose on Mar 05, 20, 11:16:20 PM

What are they paying insurance for then?

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: Jeremy on Mar 06, 20, 02:40:37 AM

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: Cheapskate on Mar 06, 20, 03:35:57 AM

Generally, one chooses a deductible based on a comfort level with out of pocket cash repairs.

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: tlc on Mar 06, 20, 11:24:30 PM

From the posts I read the CSD is saying that it is the Chamber and Lions Club responsibility.

Since the CSD submitted a grant to improve the parking lot and surrounding area, how can they claim it is not their property and want others, including our struggling businesses to fork over the money?

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: Cheapskate on Mar 07, 20, 01:57:54 AM

Just to be clear, if you rent the space for an event (and use the power), do you pay the CSD or the Chamber/Lions?

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: Bob C on Mar 07, 20, 06:24:01 PM

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Post by: ChrisLynnet on Mar 09, 20, 03:41:50 PM

The Mountaineer Progress has an interesting article on this. It's not at all clear that this is CSD's responsibility, certainly not 100% of it. Anyway, read the article.

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: honeybear on Apr 05, 20, 12:20:59 AM

I was involved with the Chamber of Commerce when the power was installed. The Chamber had it installed to be used for Mountaineer Days. Otherwise it was locked.

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Post by: SpeedRacer on Oct 09, 20, 04:06:29 AM

Please, please make sure the retaining wall contractor discussed at the Oct 6th meeting is licensed.

Title: Re: WCSD refuses to repair damaged parking lot power unit
Post by: SkierBob on Oct 13, 20, 06:31:44 PM

Not only should the contractor be licensed the contractor should also have workman's comp insurance that actually covers the employees working on the property.  I rarely see proper workers comp insurance.  Without proper workers comp insurance the property owner could be held liable.

Of course companies like Granite Construction just pass the cost along to their customers which usually the State of California tax payers  :P