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Here you can see the path where a line was ran to connect the new Cafeteria to the sewer system on Latta Road. This passed through the location of the old 1987/2006 playground.
After storytime we stood for one hour in rain to watch the utility work. Mama wanted to leave after a few minutes but I did not move until all the workers and machineries were gone.
Dunnow what the utility box at Hayward Field does exactly... or why it's there... but these little caps fascinate me every time I pass by them.
Photos by University of Oregon Architecture Graduate and Freelance Photographer Erik R. Bishoff.
An innovative financing mechanism DAI created for USAID's MSMEII project in Cambodia helps private water service providers expand connections. This map shows areas the various utilities serve.
The fascia on my utility room flat roof had developed rot. It was at least 20 years old.
I decided to replace the roof of the extension which was built by the previous owner who should have been called Mr Bodgit because everything he did was bodged.
When I stripped the fascia off this is what I saw. The bricks haven't been properly mortared ,there was no brick at all at one end and the flat roof sheeting instead of being 3/4 inch ply was 1/4 inch wafer board.
Now I'll have to strip that off and replace it properly. Not really a job for mid winter.
I've now bought the timber sheeting and new fascia boards for under £60. I need to order the outer covering which I'm intending to be EDPM rubber which is very easy to apply and should last at least 30 years .
I hope to do the whole job .......... facsias, new boarding and roof membrane for about £140 which is pretty reasonable for a roof which is 11 feet by 7 feet .