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SaikoPhysco
So do you think that maybe.... going forward that any new construction will require said mapping and will be paid for by the contractor. The maps will be provided to the municipality and layered over a full may of said area. That is if you can trust the contractor.....
papigiulio
With the amount of natural disasters, let's make them mandatory from now on.
Of course it's a money problem. It's not like the government doesn't have enough money......oh wait.
Cricky
Of course it's a money problem. It's not like the government doesn't have enough money......oh wait.
yep wait for the next tax rise.
Goodlucktoyou
So one more disaster to worry about.
Cricky
Yes one more disaster, this weeks disaster cancels out last weeks disaster. It's a retroactive society not pro active society. We know this will happen but until it does....oh that's a cute mascot