WayneLeeH wrote: But I had a question as part of my reply.
Answer, when the KV gangbangers get some spray paint from the new Big R, I can see the graffitti aon the wall already.
And with all the sewage that some times has been known to back up at KV then I can see the deterioration of the substrucure and foundation, therefore causing the building to be condemned.
Several restaurants around here have started charging around $2.50 for beverages, so I've been just getting water instead in protest (well, saves on calories too).
After reading the Flume article and seeing how much the water costs I now wonder if it actually costs the restaurants more to give me water which they don't charge for instead of the beverages which they over charge for?
Chances are if you are ordering a soda, lemonaid or iced tea it comes from a soda gun and they use the water anyway. Also ice making. Probably why a lot of places don't offer water on the table unless you ask for it. When you go to the typical fast food places that wrap their food in wax paper or slide it to you in a box or basket, they are saving water by not needing to wash any dishes.
The area Soopers and Safeways will use 200K - 300K gallons of water per month. :VeryScared:
WayneLeeH wrote: But I had a question as part of my reply.
Answer, when the KV gangbangers get some spray paint from the new Big R, I can see the graffitti aon the wall already.
And with all the sewage that some times has been known to back up at KV then I can see the deterioration of the substrucure and foundation, therefore causing the building to be condemned.
Martin Ent Inc wrote: Kings Valley is what Wayne is refering to.
Not the King Sooper center.
And we live 40 minutes from anywhere soo...
Sorry, wasn't talking about you Martin. LJ and a couple others seem to love to bitch about everything in our community no matter what it is. That is why I am not on here as much. Too many negative people who have no life. And I misread. Thought it said KS as that is what we were talking about. And KV will be adding tenants in the next 6 months or so from what I have heard. We will see. Good to have more jobs up here. Saves the fuel driving down the hill. Less traffic, less accidents, more employed, more homes saved, values go back up.
In the next 6 months. How many times have we heard "in the next 6 months" from them? I'm serious. I head all kinds of good things about everyone who was coming in by the end of 2009 - and yet it remains empty two years later. Where is the organic foods story? The radiology firm? Both promised to be in there by September 2009. Well, it's September 2011, and the place is still empty. And still has the same broken window it's had for over a year and a half now. It's not being negative to realize when you're being lied to, and to not buy any story from certain people until the proof is actually in action.
The insults from you are wearing thin. Being realistic doesn't mean we have no lives. Stop the junior high insults already.
Oh, someone way back at the start of this asked about grocery prices. King Soopers in Lakewood and Westminster - pretty much the same prices as here; in fact, some of the Westminster prices have been higher when I've stopped in there. I buy up here instead.
Martin Ent Inc wrote: Concerning the building at KV.
We could all pool together gut the interior and have a skating rink with a viewing balcony from the second floor????
