£750k drainage

[justanotherfan]

£750,000 to spend a penny, who`d ave thunk it.

 

[IJN]

The good news is the sewage is pumped direct to SJP in Exeter, hence the extra cost.

 

[JannerinCardiff]

The good news is the sewage is pumped direct to SJP in Exeter, hence the extra cost.

If that’s the case we should be charging Exeter some money for improving their city..

:scarf:

 

[Pogleswoody]

Another 'news' story from the gutter press.

 

[plymade]

Isn’t this going to prepare the way for a steady stream of other ventures Argyle are preparing to soak up in the vicinity?

 

[JannerinCardiff]

Oh dear, some of these comments are terrible.. :shock:

 

[Pogleswoody]

Oh dear, some of these comments are terrible.. :shock:

Basin your opinion on what? :think:

 

[the corkscrew]

I love the ‘Argyle fan accountants’, it’s brilliant to witness hahaha

Unlike you to use 1 sentence when 12 would suffice. Feeling OK?

 

[Guiri Green]

I love the ‘Argyle fan accountants’, it’s brilliant to witness hahaha

Unlike you to use 1 sentence when 12 would suffice. Feeling OK?

It's been a long day, he's feeling drained.

 

[Argyle Nutter]

The drains issue has been ongoing for a while now, but the management have not been sitting idly by doing nothing as they have been looking into it.

 

[Mike E]

If the costs keep escalating any more the board might just have to pull the plug on the project. :shock:

 

[plymade]

I agree. It’s time to ditch this thread!

 

[Quintrell Green]

I do not enjoy reading it but it may well have been a condition of the planning approval, a bit like planning gain. I have seen large developers building 5,000 houses having to provide a new junior school or the cash equivalent. It is the way of local government these days, where they are short of cash to provide the facilities wholly themselves.

 

[Adam R]

I do not enjoy reading it but it may well have been a condition of the planning approval, a bit like planning gain. I have seen large developers building 5,000 houses having to provide a new junior school or the cash equivalent. It is the way of local government these days, where they are short of cash to provide the facilities wholly themselves.

This for me. Normally there is a requirement to put something back into the area (parks, schools etc).

But 750K.... we could have used that to buy 1.5 Steve Macleans!

 

[davie nine]

So, can we just clarify that the cost of this drainage work is about £335k (1/3 of a million) and not £750k as the title head suggests? If so, perhaps the title needs changing.