Puck it
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It is about time!!!!
Thirty-two HKD LowE tower guns and 100 portable snow guns, estimated to cost $239,000
And other items. Nothing on the Cannonball specifically though.
A replacement for the Peabody Express haul rope is a $150,000 item in the plan. Documents suggest that the current haul rope has exceeded its expected life. Councilors were informed that the rope would not pass inspection, which is slated for Fall 2013.
Of the current rope, DeVivo said, "It's not unsafe," but a replacement is necessary for what he called "our primary lift."
Several water and electrical system improvements are additional parts of the capital improvement plan. This includes new electrical service. The main base area's primary electrical infrastructure was installed 40 years ago. It was slated for a 30-year life span.
Peak winter demand has strained Cannon's water systems. The Executive Council was informed that the efficiency of water delivery to sinks and toilets "is poor at best." The capital plan estimates a $45,000 cost to improve overall water delivery performance.
In total, the water and electrical expenditures amount to $167,000. This includes a new $15,000 auxiliary power source for the aerial tramway, which is beyond the recommended 20-year lifespan
Thirty-two HKD LowE tower guns and 100 portable snow guns, estimated to cost $239,000
And other items. Nothing on the Cannonball specifically though.
A replacement for the Peabody Express haul rope is a $150,000 item in the plan. Documents suggest that the current haul rope has exceeded its expected life. Councilors were informed that the rope would not pass inspection, which is slated for Fall 2013.
Of the current rope, DeVivo said, "It's not unsafe," but a replacement is necessary for what he called "our primary lift."
Several water and electrical system improvements are additional parts of the capital improvement plan. This includes new electrical service. The main base area's primary electrical infrastructure was installed 40 years ago. It was slated for a 30-year life span.
Peak winter demand has strained Cannon's water systems. The Executive Council was informed that the efficiency of water delivery to sinks and toilets "is poor at best." The capital plan estimates a $45,000 cost to improve overall water delivery performance.
In total, the water and electrical expenditures amount to $167,000. This includes a new $15,000 auxiliary power source for the aerial tramway, which is beyond the recommended 20-year lifespan