Still awaiting the report of the conservation authority. Can't do any interior work until we know. Workers have been paid a retainer, but there's nothing they can do yet. We had gone ahead and found them because the conservation authority had said the process would take about three months, but we're at eight months now and no end in sight. Tradespeople are booking months in advance. I despair of being able to insulate before winter, in which case we'll have to just close it up until spring, because $800 a month for propane isn't an option. This is rapidly turning from frustrating to ludicrous. Do they want us to be part of their community or not? Do they want us joining their tax base or not? Do they want this building to sit empty and become derelict or not? Difficult to be patient.
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Many thanks to Ernesto and On Point Painters. They got the whole lower level done in a day and a half, flawlessly done, tidy and efficient. ... -
Spreading the word! Warwick resident Paul Janes and the Parks and Recreation Department invite all to attend the film premier and screening ...
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The flood door -- no, it deserves a more monumental introduction than that -- the Flood Door the Conservation Authority insisted we install...
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