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painting of 300,000 gallon elevated water tank
$150,000.00 - 6 jobs - Water Program
23% voted critical - 77% voted not critical - 39 votes cast
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[edit] Points in Favor
Not properly preserving and maintaining this asset will result in a lot more in replacement costs than this project entails, not to mention the downtime and inconvience of lost service if this is not properly maintained.
[edit] Points Against
I don't think anyone is against painting the water tank if it is needed. I think someone would do it cheaper than $150,000. If we can't afford to paint it ourselves then maybe we shouldn't have built it.