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| Description of Issue | Date Added | Board Contact | Last Update | Next Steps - History (Most recent updates for each issue are at the top.) |
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| Entryway Renovation | 10/29/2024 | Repair and painting of each entryway door threshold, repair and painting of each entryway door external casing, painting of awnings over A and D entryways, repairing of mullion and glass pane trim on A door. New stainless steel pushplates. | ||
| Entry Hall Interior Renovation | 01/26/2024 | Repair and repaint ceiling, paint walls down to trim, touch up trim | ||
| Roof Repair above B-4 | 01/23/2024 | REMOVE OLD TILES OVER LEAK AREA ALL THE WAY INTO THE INSIDE VALLEY, INSTALL NEW MOISTURE BARRIER/UNDERLAYMENT, FURNISH AND INSTALL NEW TILES AND VALLEY METAL | ||
| New Roof Installation - C/D (south) side | 04/25/2023 | South half of roof replaced. Vendor: BH Roofing. Warranty vendor: Johns Manville Peak Advantage Guarantee - 20 year manufacturer’s NDL system warranty covering materials and workmanship (policy saved to DropBox) | ||
| New Gutter Installation - Ben Hill Roofing | 12/10/2020 | New custom fabricated, larger, gutters, gutter guards, and downspouts installed across entire rear (east facing) side of building. | ||
| Wildlife Exclusion - Breda Pest Control | December 2020 - intrusion through broken dryer vents reported in B-4 and C-1. Breda to install new dryer vent covers on 1/4/2021 December 2019 - Rodent intrusion reported - C-3 April 2018 - intrusion reported through dryer vents - A-3 and entry points in soffit on south side of fire wall between B and C units | |||
| New Roof Installation - A/B (north) side | 12/16/2019 | Todd Wiggins | 03/2020 | >North half of roof replaced. Vendor: BH Roofing. Warranty vendor: Johns Manville Peak Advantage Guarantee - 20 year manufacturer’s NDL system warranty covering materials and workmanship (policy saved to DropBox) >multiple leaks above B-4, B-3 >Findlay Roofing came to inspect roof. Sarah (B-4) met with Jerry J. Notes from Sarah Re: current and 2019 history of leaks sent to board email. >Findlay provided estimate to repair. Bill Parsons (Findlay-commercial) looked at roof. Said repair ok. Bill will provide estimate for budgeting purposes of cost to replace north 1/2 of roof. (1/3) >Todd and Sarah seeking opinions/bids from 2 other roofing companies. (1/6) |
| Add additional security light at 11th and Piedmont corner of building | 12/13/2019 | Durrett Evans | Durrett will contact company that installed security light to get on their schedule Vendor: Algiers Electric | |
| Irrigation System - 11th Street Zone | 12/2019 | Rick Moll | The tech said that Zone 5 - area going down the steps and along 11th street either has a leak or a faulty diaphragm. Basically, the sprinkler heads won’t fully extend / stay extended. | |
| In wet seasons, sidewalks at rear of courtyard accumulate algae growth | 09/11/2015 | Jeff Helms | 03/21/2016 | >On hold pending re-prioritization of maintenance issues. >Possible solutions (need quotes): (1) pressure washing (2) repainting concrete walkways and steps (3) regrading flower beds/install drains to address drainage issue/flooding in rear of courtyard. |
| Tree trimmed. | Durrett Evans | 12/2/2019 | Oak in front of B building to create clearance and tree behind Smoothie King sign to give our oak room and provide more light to that section of lawn, create more clearance over sidewalk. Vendor: Arborguard | |
| Trees fertilized. | Durrett Evans | 11/25/2019 | Soil treatment/deep root fertilization. Vendor: Arborguard | |
| Security Lights Project | Durrett Evans | 12/5/2019 | Durrett coordinated project to install new, LED lights and dawn-to-dusk timer. All security lights replaced: across back parking lot, along the sidewalk on the Flying Biscuit parking lot side, and on 11th street over the basement door. Vendor: Algiers Electric | |
| Irrigation System Winterized. | Durrett Evans | 11/2019 | Comple system was drained for winterized Vendor: Rainmaker Irrigation | |
| Irrigation Maintenance. | Durrett Evans | 08/2019 | * A leak in front of B2/C1 was repaired
* All sprinkler heads were serviced and made operable * Front watering zone adjusted to cover the bed on the SW corner * A rain gauge was installed on the south side of the building * A wireless device was installed (need to connect to wifi) Vendor: Rainmaker Irrigation | |
| Courtyard lighting needs to be installed and lights are tripping breaker every day. | 04/2018 | Gunnel, Steve Luben, Todd | 12/2018 | Todd coordinated project with vendor, Rainmaker Irrigation. New landscape lighting was installed (all new wiring, transformers, and fixtures) inside courtyard and in front of the building. Dawn to Dusk sensor installed on brick wall behind front shrubs on Smoothie King side of building. |
| Repair sprinkler line/heads in courtyard in area around where oak tree was removed. | 04/09/2018 | Todd | 04/09/2018 | Chris Cunningham will coordinate repairs. 1-2 sprinkler heads in basement. New pvc needs to be run to heads along sidewalk. |
| Oak Tree Removed and Stump Ground | 03/2018 | >see below for notes on efforts to save tree after being struck by lightning June 2014. >tree removed from in front of D-1/D-3. >strump ground to 1' depth Vendor: Tree Down Service - Richard J. Michael | ||
| Rodent Inspection - annual | 03/04/2017 | Traps checked and found empty. Cleaned old droppings from basement hallway. Re-installed and painted grates where new gas lines enter building. Scheduled to re-fill bait boxes on 03/23/2017 | ||
| Termite Inspection - annual | 03/03/2017 | Passed. | ||
| Tree Care - Arborguard | 08/02/2017 - spraying - 5 oaks 06/12/2017 - spraying - 5 oaks 04/20/2017 - spraying and soil treatment - 5 oaks 04/10/2017 - annual tree trimming completed - 5 oaks - co-dominant lead trimmed from front NW corner white oak 08/03/2016 - spraying - 5 oaks 04/26/2016 - spraying and soil treatment - 5 oaks 05/04/2016 - dead limb removal and maintenance trimming including Japanese Maples on 11th Street | |||
| Hole discovered between spanish tile and brick at NW corner of building where squirrel was witnessed exiting hole. Breda called. Covered under Wildlife Exclusion Warranty. | 06/20/2017 | 06/23/2017 | Breda sealed hole and check traps in attic crawlspace at C stairhall trap door/roof access. Removed one trap with mouse. Todd also found (after Breda had left :-/) dead rat and removed from NW corner in ivy bed. Please report any evidence of wildlife getting inside building, sightings or sounds in walls or ceiling, by contacting board or clicking button above to report as maintenance issue. | |
| Leak in main water supply pipe in basement - Walter Davis storage unit | 06/02/2017 | Repair completed by D & W Plumbing & Irrigation. Note from plumber: Replaced 1 1/2" main shut-off valve. Fixed 'T' joint above valve. *Valve at street does not shut water off completely. Need to use new valve for any work on main. Meter at street lets some flow by when off. | ||
| Replace Gas Lines | 02/15/2017 | Steve Luben | 02/22/2017 | >2/22 - All lines passed inspection. Atlanta notified AGL who notated each account. Owners instructed to place reconnect order by calling their gas marketer. >Called AGL once work was completed and lines holding pressure. Advised City would need to inspect. Tim coordinated, negotiated with city to approve building permit instead of 17 individual permits. Additional cost to Association = $705 billed at $41.47 per unit due immediately. >Gas lines are individually metered, so are an owner expense. Board proposed special assessment and to manage replacement of all lines. New cost estimate for work + materials + work completed on 2/16 was $1,055 per unit. Special assessment approved by 16 affirmative votes. Association would pre-pay from reserves, and owners to re-pay to replenish reserves. >Tim Chen Plumbing called and crew came on 2/16 (original estimate $4,000 to pressure test + hourly cost + materials for repairs - contacted general contractor to ensure quote was reasonable) and spent all day pressure testing lines and repairing leaks. Could not get majority of lines to hold pressure long enough to meet city standards. Recommended replacing all lines with TracPipe flexible lines. >Steve smelled gas in basement, called AGL who came right away, marked 2 leaks and instructed that multiple leaks were suspected and all 17 lines would need to be pressure tested and repaired. |
| new C door closer installed | 10/22/2016 | Completed. Downs Safe and Lock replaced C building door closer (1250 RW/PA - LCN Surface Mount Closer/Sub F/Norton 1600. Dark Bronze Finish.) When Downs Safe and Locks installed batteries, they discovered C door closer wasn't closing properly and was not industrial quality. Recommended replacement. | ||
| Change batteries in keypad locks - A, B, C, D doorways | 09/30/2016 | Sept 2018 - next scheduled battery check 09/30/2016 - changed batteries in all 4 keypads | ||
| Noises heard in walls near A-2 and A-4 condos. Rat spotted in courtyard. | Cole Morgan/Bethany Phillips, Durrett Evans | 08/30/2016 | >Rodent Control project completed at the exact cost previously communicated when association voted to approve special assessment funding: $5,750. All potential entry points were sealed, traps set, and new bait boxes were placed around the building. In addition to sealing holes around the building, new, metal dryer vents were installed for all units. They are of the same color and style installed when the building was renovated into condos. The old bait boxes from Orkin had been chewed into by squirrels and had no bait in them. This probably explains the dead squirrels that suddenly appeared around the building last year. In other words, Orkin has not been inspecting or refilling the bait boxes for some time.
Initially, a number of rats were caught in the newly set traps. Since then, no new rats have been caught indicating that they are no longer getting into the building. The work is guaranteed. We need everyone’s help in watching and listening for any rodents going in or out of any hole they may have missed. Also, let us know if you or your tenants hear any scuffling in the walls or ceiling. Breda will come out every 2 weeks to inspect the traps and check the bait boxes. This will gradually taper off after they are confident the building is protected. After that time, they will come out on an as-needed basis when we call.
For 2017, we have the option of renewing the guarantee on this project for $450 per year or about $26 per unit per year. >proposals received and to be presented at May 10 Board conference call >Vendors contacted by Durrett and 2 estimates received including from Breda who completed termite treatment recently. Durrett is negotiating best price for sealing entry points and ongoing pest control service. >Evaluating contract with Orkin and gathering quotes from other companies. Need to inspect building and roof to identify and seal any access points where rodents can enter the building. | |
| Evaluate all courtyard, front, walkway, and step lights and associated wiring, replace burned out fixtures with LED, add remote access timer | 06/30/2016 | >Completed. Replaced the front spot lights (1 on each side illuminating the front of the building) and the 5 ground/up-lights in the courtyard (1 under each of 3 large oak trees and under each of the 2 crepe myrtles) along with a new wi-fi connected timer. Itamar, who helped us with the C and D intercoms, traced the wiring which was quite a task. We were able to eliminate one photo-cell timer and also remove another photo-cell timer that was not connected to anything. The ultimate goal is to have all exterior lights on the wi-fi timer. Currently, only the lights inside the courtyard are on the wi-fi timer. The front ground lights along the front sidewalks are on a photo-cell (we could not isolate that circuit at this time to add to the wifi timer). Lastly, the 2 front spot lights and the side and rear security lights are on a manual timer located just inside the door to the basement. So, we went from 4 to 3 timers which is a start. We can't move the circuit with the security lights to the wi-fi timer now as the voltage is too high. In the future, when we change the security lights to LED, we can then add that circuit to the wifi timer. We will investigate whether GA Power has a program to subsidize changing security lights to LED. We can only do that this year if it is little cost to us although it would save us a lot of money in the long run on electricity charges. >Fixutres received. Installation scheduled for Monday, June 20 >Fixtures ordered and deposit paid - waiting to receive fixtures and then schedule installation >Evaluation almost complete. Expecting full estimate with fixture recommendations. >Midot Technology trouble-shooting wiring and fixtures. >Hired Midot Techonology, who repaired/replaced intercom units for C and D buildings, to complete project. >First vendor became unresponsive after much fact-finding and multiiple calls/emails back and forth. Seeking new vendor. | ||
| Emergency lights in 4 stair halls need replacing. At end of lifecycle. | 03/31/2016 | New emergency lights installed and tested by Midot Technology. 10 year life span. Should be tested annually. | ||
| Mailbox locks for C-3 and D-3 need repair. Also keys for large parcel boxes are missing. | 01/27/2015 | Chris Cunningham | 04/06/2016 | >As our mailbox unit is owned by the post office, Board has decided that requesting locks from Post Office is best completed by owners. Please contact post office 30309 in person to complete necessary form and pay fee. >PO number is often unanswered or busy or Mrs. Jackson is not there. John Lovelace was given contradictory information about whether we own our mailboxes or the PO owns them. He was told to replace his own lock, did so, then the PO came out and changed it again. Will discuss what to do at May board meeting. >Todd followed up with phone call to Blake Corliss and was told she no longer works there. Was connected to new delivery supervisor, Ms. Jackson, and was asked to resend email request to her. Email sent. >Todd went to post office and met with maintenance supervisor, Blake Corliss (corliss.m.blake@usps.gov). She requested email with photo of mailboxes indicating what needed repair. Email sent. >Left 2 messages for maintenance coordinator. No reply as of Feb 4. Will keep trying. Our mailbox (apartment, cluster type) is owned by the USPS as verified by Gunnel and Jeff. We must request repairs through West Peachtree office. Gunnel spoke to our postlady and forwarded number. Todd called and left message for maintenance manager. |
| Sewer Drains - maintenance | 09/15/2015 | Mr. Rooter performed following work on all drains: Downspout drains and storm drains on this building is backing up. We will need to bring netter out to clear theses lines. HYDRO SCRUB HIGH PRESSURE 3000+PSI- 2 HR MIN Set up work area Hydro scrub line 3000 psi +/- water pressure Equipment / labor up to 2 hours Clean work area Invoice: $759.22 | ||
| water overflowing gutters and leaking into bathroom and/or laundry windows of units C-1 and C-3 | 05/28/2015 | Chris Cunningham | 10/13/2015 | Project completed. 10/13/2015 - Sealant removed and replaced from around 2 leaking windows. NP-1 commercial sealant applied around windows. 10/06/2015 - Gutters and screens cleaned, all joints in gutters sealed, down spouts extended closer to ground below brick and secured to sewer drains, drilled overflow holes every 10' along outside edge of gutters. 09/17/2015 - Mr. Rooter cleared all drains connecting to sewer. 09/17/2015 - quotes gathered, $200 assessment approved by board, and letter mailed to owners with details of this and other maintenance projects to be completed as part of this special assessment. 08/06/2015 - Called to check status on quote on 7/31. Findlay Roofing requested email from us requesting quote. :-/ Quote will be to repair leaking gutter at seam above windows and design overflow mechanism for downspouts. Sent email same day. Followed up with phone call on 8/6. 07/15/2015 - brick wall and windows tested for leaks. Quote received to seal brick, windows, and waterproof that section of the wall. Waiting for Findlay Roofing to provide quote to patch leaking section of gutters and to design better solution for gutter downspouts where they connect to underground drains. Also received quote from Mr. Rooter for clearing underground drains that connect to sewer. 07/06/2015 - Todd followed up with gutter cleaning company for recommendation/quote. 06/29/2015 Chris met with Bill from Findlay Roofing to inspect roof. - Roof looks ok. Bill suggested downspout guards and drilling holes on outside of gutters, so overflow spills away from the brick wall. Recommends checking downspouts and underground drain to make sure not clogged. From Chris: "[Bill] offered to build over flow joints so excess rain drains away from the building. Leak: Bill is offering to drill holes and put in downspout gaurds. I'll request a quote" 06/22/2015 - Gutter company came back to building to inspect gutters and downspouts thoroughly to see if any additional gutter work (other than installing no-clog guards) is necessary. 06/22/2015 - Masonry contractor recommended by Heritage completed visual inspection of back wall. "noticed several areas where water could be penetrating the mortar and brick. There are gaps and holes in various places. It looks to me like you will have to do some tuck pointing and sealing of the brick. There have already been repairs made from time to time but the mortar color used does not match and you may want to consider redoing these areas with the correct color." Also... "I did notice that the fascia board behind the gutter had water stains, the water may be overflowing that area or the roofing may not be directing the water into the gutter. Reducing that amount of water on to those areas will help greatly. The masonry work is questionable and we will need to do a water test to determine the point of entry, otherwise we will end up doing more work than might be necessary. Cost of test: $350. 06/06/2015 - Gutter cleaning scheduled and completed. Received $625 quote to remove exiting screen and install no-clog gutter guards. |
| Large Oak near C Condos struck by lightning | 06/21/2014 | Gunnel Elfwing | 09/01/2015 | Will continue to monitor health of tree, trimming as necessary, and applying insecticide and root treatment annually. 07/21/2015 - Tree trimmed to remove dead lead branch from center of tree. Other dead branches removed. Lower sucker growth trimmed. Root nutrient treatment applied to interior courtyard oak trees which were also sprayed with insecticide to protect against boring beetles.09/24/2014 - We have taken every effort to save this tree and now must wait to see if our efforts were successful. We have consulted with our tree contractor, AroborGuard, who are certified arborists. They recommended, and we approved treating the trees for Ambrosia Beetles as trees in weakened condition are susceptible to this type of infestation. On September 24, ArborGuard also trimmed dead limbs and created greater clearance between the lower limbs and the building. In spring we will know whether the tree will survive or if we will have to have it removed. Arborguard Report findings:
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| C doors - intercom unlock button does not unlock door - possibly related to loose screw where door closer arm attaches to door. | 07/28/2015 | Jeff Helms | 08/22/2015 | 08/22/2015 - Jeff Helms reported door unlock works again. 08/06/2015 - Repair person came to fix. Door closer arm secured to door. Intercom "electric strike" mechanism that clicks to unlock door needs to be replaced. First estimate for part only is $429 + tax. 07/30/2015 - Left message for maintenance. Waiting for response. |
| C and D Intercoms do not work due to lightening strike | 06/24/2014 | Jessica Hill | 05/01/2015 | Item completed!!! :-) D intercom has been replaced with new Siedle system. Vendor obtained liability insurance. We paid deposit, so replacement parts could be ordered. Vendor is trying to schedule time with D residents to make repair. Jessica is coordinating. Vendor found not to have contractor liability insurance. Requested that he obtain before completing repairs to D building. If he does not, need to switch to option B which is selecting one of the other proposals to install Aiphone system, similar in style to current intercoms. If option B is pursued, other buildings will be changed to Aiphone system as Siedle systems age and fail. An update from Jeff on C and D building intercom repairs made on February 4. Jeff asked to pass along his thanks to everyone who made themselves available today while the repairs were being made. Jeff also deserves a lot of thanks for conducting a thorough RFP process and getting us this far. The results were mixed. All 4 units of the C building are now up and running (buzzers, intercom, and door release). Unfortunately, there are more extensive repairs needed for the D building. It appears that the power supply was fried by the lightening strike. Each building has its own power supply which is why the C building's intercom was not affected in this way. Further, the D outside call box may have water damage. The minimum required is to replace the power box for the D building. We will probably need to replace the outside call box as well. The next step is to wait for an estimate to get D up and running as well and as quickly as possible. Understandably, Jeff would like one of the D unit owners to volunteer to coordinate the last round of repairs. So, let Todd or Jeff know if you would like to volunteer for that. The repair person, Itimar, is now very familiar with our system. He will let us know how long it will take to get the parts as well as providing a new estimate. Repairs scheduled for Wednesday, February 4 at 1:30pm 12/14/2014 Jeff completed vendor analysis and presented to board with recommendation. Board meeting on Jan 26 to decide action. 11/17/14 During the annual meeting, Jeff Helms, member of the architectural control committee, volunteered to handle the rest of this project. He is in the process of requesting bids, meeting with vendors, and will submit a proposal for repair/replacement to board. 10/20/14 Gunnel reported at board meeting additional vendors had been contacted. Waiting on bids. 09/05/2014 Brown submitted bid to replace intercom for C building only: $1,483.16 for Aiphone system. 09/02/2014 Todd contacted Brown Electrical Services. Brown made service call on 09/03/2014 and met with Jeff Helms and Gunnel. Brown advised that the system needs to be replaced. Submitted bid. 08/27/2014 Todd called SSS Siedle this morning to find an authorized dealer/repair company. No certified dealers in Georgia. Advised to contact ADT Security. Contacted ADT Security. They do not service products they do not install/monitor. The most similar system carried by Siedle: click here. The 4 buzzer product is pictured in the last photo. |
| Drain at SW corner of building clogged | 02/01/2015 | Gunnel Elfwing | 03/03/2015 | Todd purchased nozzle that fits end of hose. Clog is cleared. Nozzle has been placed in basement on metal shelves for future use. |
| D building door isn't closing on its own. B door also similar issues. | 1/9/2015 | Jessica Hill, Gunnel Elfwing | 1/29/2015 | Doors will likely need to be reframed within the next year. Mr. Munoz adjusted B door on 1/29. B residents report door closes now but slams shut. Repairman will look at it afternoon of 1/29. Mr. Munoz made repairs on Sunday, Jan 24. He reported cracks in door frame which is main issue. Doors may need new frames before end of year if current fix doesn't hold. >Maintenance person on site to fix C door broken window evaluated and says one of D door hinges needs new screws. He will be on site again on Wednesday, and will install new screws to D door then. Will ask him to check all doors while he is there. >Todd sent email to D building owners asking to make sure door closes behind them when entering or leaving the building. |
| After recent heavy rain, water leaked into C-1 kitchen and laundry room windows on back of building. Caused probably by build up of leaves in gutters which causes water to run down back of building. | 1/5/2015 | Michelle Nichols | 1/22/2015 | Some owner concerns with quality of work will be addressed with company before next scheduled cleaning. Company selected and work completed on Thursday, Jan 22. Residents did not remove cars from parking lot as requested which hampered work. Gutters/roof will now be cleaned on a quarterly schedule. Bids received from 2 local companies. 1/6/2015 Todd contacted gutter cleaning companies for initial cleaning and servicing of existing gutter guards as well as quote for annual contract with periodic leaf removal from roof and gutters. |
| The flood lights on the rear half of the building, including the parking area are not on early in the morning. At least, they haven't been on any day this week at 5:30 AM. The front building lights appear to be functioning. | 1/9/2015 | Jessica Hill | 1/10/2015 | 1/12/2015 Jessica confirmed lights were working correctly. 1/10/2015 Roger checked timer which was set to turn off lights at 4:30am. He set the timer to turn on at 6pm and to turn off just before 7am. Security lights are on a timer. Will check timer to see if set correctly to turn on and off at the right times. |
| Bottom window pane broken on main right door to C building. It happened sometime between 1130pm last night and 2pm today. It is shattered. | 1/4/2015 | Jeff Helms | 1/9/2015 | Work completed on Friday, January 9. Owner/tenant paid for the repair. 2 quotes received. Todd requested quote from contractor. Quote expected by 1/7/2015. Roger also recommended a vendor he used to fix a broken window in the door to the D building. Will compare cost and fix asap. |
| Take a look at what appears to be a loose wire in the attic in C building. Noticed it when Direct TV went on the roof to fix my dish. Other wires are encased in tubing. | 12/16/2014 | Gunnel Elfwing | 12/21/2015 | Todd climbed into crawl space to investigate. Appears to be very old, single strand wiring, in disuse, not live. |
| Several courtyard ground lightbulbs burned out. | 12/10/2014 | Gunnel Elfwing | 12/21/2015 | Gunnel replaced ground lights. Todd bought spare bulbs and replaced burned out light in pole at top of stairs. We should see about replacing up lights as they do not seem to be water tight and continually blow out. |
| Parking Lot resurfaced and repainted. | 6/11/2014 | >The association should anticipate an expense of approximately $4,000 for 2019 to resurface the parking lot. >06/9-11 - work completed. >The board chose Athens-Atlanta for several reasons. (The first item on the Athens-Atlanta bid, $3,380, should be disregarded as this was to see how much they would charge to completely resurface the parking lot.) The Athens-Atlanta bid was the most detailed and was the only bid to include application of crack seal prior to applying 2 coats of asphalt sealer. They also proposed using sand in the sealant for greater traction and extended wear and an additive for faster drying time. Their estimate was the middle bid at $1,518 vs. $1,430 from A and A and $1,708 from GWP. Additionally, the board asked Paul Gwyn, Vice President of Construction at Heritage, and owner Adam Hinson to review the bids. Heritage supported the board's selection, and Adam encouraged completion of the project before the bid expired and costs of raw materials increased. 6/2014 - board solicited bids from 3 companies to refurbish the surface of the parking lot. To extend the life of the current parking lot surface, we chose to fill cracks and seal the lot and then repaint the lines. This will extend the life of the current parking lot surface for approximately another 5 years. |
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