I thought I saw this somewhere before: http://www.demolitionforum.com......php?t=670
Anyway, I must have missed replying to it.
I haven't really dealt with it too much before. Most of the buildings are getting demolished for a reason and there isn't too much fuss.
I would think on the East Coast you would probably have more problems than on the West Coast.
10:07 AM
Do you know, I had landmarks preservation protestors completely kill one great job I won.
It was tearing down the old court house--built in 1896 and a real fire trap. They said it was historic, got an injunction to stop the job on the first day, and it was all downhill from there.
One trick I learned is to punch a few holes in the corner of the buildings with the excavator bucket right away when starting the job. That way, if the hysterical preservation people come, suddenly the building is structurally unsound and cannot be saved. LOL.
Another trick is to strip off all the decoration from the front of the building with the teeth on the excavator bucket. That way, the stuff they like about the building is gone right away.
Mean tricks, but hey, gotta protect the right to demo.
Most Users Ever Online: 429
Currently Online:
55 Guest(s)
Currently Browsing this Page:
1 Guest(s)
Member Stats:
Guest Posters: 54
Members: 3042
Moderators: 0
Admins: 2
Forum Stats:
Groups: 4
Forums: 17
Topics: 20032
Posts: 28266
Newest Members:
Doug, David Groves, David Groves, Arthur Smiths, BUTRUS WOLAdministrators: JOHN: 7602, John: 7030