Disappointing Day

This morning started out so positive. The folks at Maola moved in trucks as a “temporary buffer”. Here is a picture of what they are doing

While we do appreciate the effort, there are some clinks in this plan. It’s still louder than 60Db and now the folks who live on the corner of Pasteur and Ave D are getting the noise tunneled to them even more so.

So, basically today, they moved trucks as a makeshift buffer, however they never finished the job. We were told they were going to use  canvas to block the corner where the sound is being funneled and along the bottom of the trucks-but it never happened. Disappointing.

Questions that were asked in last nights meeting that were tossed to the side:

Q:Why cant you just get new trucks…you say you have increased productivity by 20 percent in one year…surely you made plans for growth, and not at the residents expense…
A: No answer

Q: Can we have a timeline?
A: Maola’s lawyer told told us it was “ridiculous to expect a time line just like the Iraq war”…huh?

Maola’s suggestion was to run the older Thermo King units during the day and newer ones at night, with the thought being the older ones are louder (so just torture the folks who stay at home during the day). But, 8:30pm and there was an old unit running.

~ by maolamayhem on June 5, 2007.