That sounds great ! So, then I presume the developers would be moreWM: The last time, when the Eastman tunnel caved in, it was the federal government that paid the cost of putting in the skirting in front of the falls and whatever else it took to put the falls into working order. It's absurd to think that a city this size could come up with and 8-zero figure. Saving the falls was not a matter that affected the general population; it was repaired, "saved" entirely for private industry.
than willing to provide a performance bond in the amount of
$500,000,000.00 or so, payable to the city to insure that no damage is
done to the public's enjoyment of the area as it is now.
WizardMarks, Central
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