Cracks spread in new animal shelter
Mesa County Animal Services Manager Lisa Armour brings Brandy past a crack in the floor, shown at left, in the new shelter facility near Whitewater. The project manager for the county said a county engineer recommended soil mitigation measures to the contractor. “We’re trying to determine if corners were cut,” another county official said.
Dean Humphrey
Mesa County Animal Services Manager Lisa Armour brings Brandy past a crack in the floor, shown at left, in the new shelter facility near Whitewater. The project manager for the county said a county engineer recommended soil mitigation measures to the contractor. “We’re trying to determine if corners were cut,” another county official said.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Less than four months after opening a state-of-the-art, $2 million facility to house stray dogs and cats, Mesa County and the building contractor are trying to figure out how to stem a web of…
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