Have Builders Outpaced Services?
News-Press story Aug. 28, '05The city is growing so fast that the demand for services in areas where there are sewer lines could outstrip the city's ability to treat sewage before the expansions are completed, according to a letter from the state Department of Environmental Protection.
A similar situation with wastewater treatment conditions occurred in the 1980's on
Question, will the CC construction industry be faced with similar situation?
From the city web page:
Home building slowed in July with only 481 single-family home permits issued. While the 481 permits seem low compared to previous months, a year ago, this total would have been a near record. In June, the City issued 711 single-family home permits. This is the third highest monthly total, surpassed only by the 858 permits issued in March and the 724 permits issued in May.
posted by Civic at 8/29/2005 02:17:00 PM
2 Comments:
With all of the destruction along the Gulf Coast maybe Cape building will have to slow down due to a shortage of material and manpower.
A slow down in building here on the Cape is an excellent idea, whose idea has come!
Perhaps with a slow down, we can attend to the infrastructure needs that the Cape has.
Further, we would not have to hire all these bodies who may not be doing the job they should be doing with the proper due diligence!
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