Walkable for US
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I'm 97% sure there is suppose to be a diamond style steel plate here covering the top.
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Oh man, if only there was a commercially available grate solution for this exact type of location.
I'd wager that they next time they do maintenance to the road or sidewalk that spot gets fixed. So 10-30 years out, probably.
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I have no clue why we ever fought so hard to keep texas. Whole place is like this.
Slavery.
Worth noting it was abolished in Mexico at the time.
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What are we looking at? The gutter?
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What are we looking at? The gutter?
Basically the sidewalk is only usable if you have two sturdy working legs. If you use a walker, cane, or wheelchair, youshallnotpass.gif
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I'm 97% sure there is suppose to be a diamond style steel plate here covering the top.
In the UK we've seen grates/covers etc... stolen for scrap; our local council have decided to just replace them with wood it seems, as whenever new ones go down, they're missing within a few weeks. The wood is unsightly, but it doesn't go missing.
wouldn't surprise me if the same has happened here.
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In the UK we've seen grates/covers etc... stolen for scrap; our local council have decided to just replace them with wood it seems, as whenever new ones go down, they're missing within a few weeks. The wood is unsightly, but it doesn't go missing.
wouldn't surprise me if the same has happened here.
the fuq is going on on your island? If you need to rejoin the EU for order and law, just say so, we would love to take you back lol
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Oh man, if only there was a commercially available grate solution for this exact type of location.
I'd wager that they next time they do maintenance to the road or sidewalk that spot gets fixed. So 10-30 years out, probably.
1349 W Mann Rd, Laredo, TX 78041
It's been like that since at least 2007, looks like we'll know for sure if it's going to get fixed in just another 12 years.
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1349 W Mann Rd, Laredo, TX 78041
It's been like that since at least 2007, looks like we'll know for sure if it's going to get fixed in just another 12 years.
There's an underground drainage structure less than 100' away that this swale is connected to. They could have put a gutter inlet in the road and run a pipe instead. How incredibly lazy and cheap...
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That gutter (or whatever it's called) is enormous!
