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Are permits still required for seawall construction???

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The answer is really easy -- ready??? -- don't drive a track hoe into the Bay. I wonder what United Rentals will say when they deliver an even larger piece of equipment tomorrow to get the thing out. :idontno: This should be another all day event, if you don't have anything else to do. Video would be good.

It seems that simple, doesn't it? (And I'm sure you're right.) I just saw his face there in the mud and had a flashback from when I was working for a real jacka$$. I'm surprised that between his screaming and my desparation for mortgage money that I didn't drive large machinery into a bay!

But I'm looking forward to the video; I can't get there until Saturday, and I hope that we'll do something more fun than watch people try to drown perfectly good machines.
 
Wow. Keep us posted, especially since Gladys and his cute sidekick aren't living next door anymore.:floor: It really is almost like they waited to see the them move out of the cottage, and then the orders were given, "Hey the neighbors are gone!! Let's get to work!!"

Thanks for the pics, SJ!
 
The answer is really easy -- ready??? -- don't drive a track hoe into the Bay. I wonder what United Rentals will say when they deliver an even larger piece of equipment tomorrow to get the thing out. :idontno: This should be another all day event, if you don't have anything else to do. Video would be good.

Will you be documenting this event for us? :idontno: :wave:
 
I wonder how many gallons of fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluid used to be contained by that vehicle.
 
I wonder how many gallons of fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluid used to be contained by that vehicle.

That is spilling as we type into the Bay. That is the first thing I thought of when I saw that Da** thing in the water!!!!!!! :bang:
 
I'm (perhaps naively) hoping that the floating silt fence will keep the various oils contained for easier cleanup.

I hope they get a REALLY big fine!!! Who owns this property?
 
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