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Sorry for the "Brain Fog", I should have gotten this to you "all in one
shot", but if the Engineer or Owner would like to see a "Job in Progress",
Global is cleaning 230 Park Avenue and should be on the job now. I
understand 200 Park Avenue (Met Life) is also speced for this type of
cleaning.
Patrick J Morrissey
ConSpec Associates, Inc.
203-467-4426
203-469-2352 fax
917-209-5363 mobile
888-250-7908 pager
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www.conspec-rep.com website
-----Original Message-----
From: BP - "Callahan's Preservationeers"
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Met History
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2000 8:17 PM
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Subject: Facade cleaning catastrophes (or is it --phies?)
A 908- engineer is developing specs for cleaning the facade of the Hotel des
Artistes (built in 1917 at 1 West 67th Street). The 212- managing agent
says they are proceeding carefully because they are worried about water
penetration disasters, either from a prolonged mist, or from the
power-washdown of a detergent process.
What's the worst-case event (of this sort) that list members know about?
Christopher Gray (used to be Ivory, switched to Dial)
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