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Thanks for the update! One downside off installing the underground pipes and cables now is that they could end up being significantly deeper depending on how much the roads are raised. Future repairs and maintenance may be more challenging and expensive. They may even need to use shoring boxes from a safety perspective. Would be nice if they could install pipes and cables outside the boundary of the roads.
In the last town hall meeting, Dr. Stephen Shaw did say there are going issues with the dust, but even I still think they need to wet the road a few times a day
Any residual salt water from the swamp should flush out from inside of the pipe during initial start up and testing. Rust inside pipes is generally caused by a bunch of other factors.
Can't build yuh shop in the road and a complain, and want pay for it. A right through the shop di road should go, across the swamp and cut out port .orant.
When the French were building the highway between Port Antonio and Negril there was also a lot of dust and inconvenience. If CHEC is able to do what they have done elsewhere, the inconvenience will be temporary and the road will last over 10 years. Nuff respect to the residents of the area. We understand the level of inconvenience.
The French didn't build any highway from Negril to Port Antonio? From Negril to Montego Bay was a contractor from South Korea, Montego Bay to Ochi Rios contractor from Argentina and from Ochi to Port Antonio a contractor from Denmark.
@@waynemcfarlane1233 The highway was built by a French company called Bouygues Construction. I followed the project closely. It was the pet project of then Prime Minister PJ Patterson. If you google Bouygues Construction Highway 2000, you will see for yourself.
EM i can see you are wearing your sunshade hat doing what you do best it is sad to see how the dust from the work sight is making life uneasy for the citizens in the area the handling of this project should be better with these people in mine this kind of dust can cause health problems later. I have one question Will there ever be an end to all this road work?? making and remaking??EM make sure you are wearing your mask be safe 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Looking good. Water table high for real. How did they managed to get the right compaction density during backfill? Are they using the special concrete mixture anywhere for backfill that Mr. Anderson mentioned in the last townhall?
most days in my house it full of dust, due to neighbors passing my house. Can I be upset at my neighbors like these people are upset about road works that will be gone in a year? I mean, I faced the dust for ten years and will face it until I die
Those vehicles needs to slow down during construction sites the cop should be there to give them a fat ticket. Those guys need to be safe to go back home to their families.
🚨📢⚠️Notice Please Note ⚠️📢🚨
It as come to my attention that from 12:35-14:26 is not showing in the video not sure as to what happen there but where that glitch happened you wouldn't have miss anything so just continue on watching from 14:26
If you need to get in contact with me you can do so
Via:WhatsApp:18763165781
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Thanks for the update! One downside off installing the underground pipes and cables now is that they could end up being significantly deeper depending on how much the roads are raised. Future repairs and maintenance may be more challenging and expensive. They may even need to use shoring boxes from a safety perspective. Would be nice if they could install pipes and cables outside the boundary of the roads.
Thanks for sharing EM BLESSINGS
ES great job. I feel it for them, but if the roads wasnt being done they would complain about the road conditions and not about the dust.
In the last town hall meeting, Dr. Stephen Shaw did say there are going issues with the dust, but even I still think they need to wet the road a few times a day
@@paarieeastsidemedia wetting the road 1st should be standard procedure
Great job bro keeping it up
Thanks, will do!
Yes he does a great job
The government owns up to 25 feet from the centre of the main road.
Any residual salt water from the swamp should flush out from inside of the pipe during initial start up and testing. Rust inside pipes is generally caused by a bunch of other factors.
Can't build yuh shop in the road and a complain, and want pay for it. A right through the shop di road should go, across the swamp and cut out port .orant.
When the French were building the highway between Port Antonio and Negril there was also a lot of dust and inconvenience. If CHEC is able to do what they have done elsewhere, the inconvenience will be temporary and the road will last over 10 years.
Nuff respect to the residents of the area. We understand the level of inconvenience.
The French didn't build any highway from Negril to Port Antonio? From Negril to Montego Bay was a contractor from South Korea, Montego Bay to Ochi Rios contractor from Argentina and from Ochi to Port Antonio a contractor from Denmark.
@@waynemcfarlane1233Thank you J. I. S (Jamaica Information Service)! Surprised you didn’t say this was another PNP project in the pipeline!😅😅😅
@@waynemcfarlane1233 The highway was built by a French company called Bouygues Construction. I followed the project closely. It was the pet project of then Prime Minister PJ Patterson. If you google Bouygues Construction Highway 2000, you will see for yourself.
EM i can see you are wearing your sunshade hat doing what you do best it is sad to see how the dust from the work sight is making life uneasy for the citizens in the area the handling of this project should be better with these people in mine this kind of dust can cause health problems later. I have one question Will there ever be an end to all this road work?? making and remaking??EM make sure you are wearing your mask be safe 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great walkthrough. Its sad for the residents to face the dust problem but just bear with it for now
Looking good. Water table high for real. How did they managed to get the right compaction density during backfill? Are they using the special concrete mixture anywhere for backfill that Mr. Anderson mentioned in the last townhall?
The pipes seems to be on the small side .
Hope they do proper pressure testing
Did you explained what the cuts in the asphalt were for?
The pipes that are going to be laid are going to go where the cuts are
I thought that black line on previous video in the road was the shadow of the cable above.
@@paarieeastsidemedia
Laid or played .what is that apart from from. More water pipe
@owenferguson7893 sorry its supposed to be laid
Thanks. It looks like there will be two pipes. Is that for redundancy/backup purpose? Or is one for potable water and the other for firewater?
The cross always comes before the crown, so Jamaican must be patient during development.
Onuh wah good nose affi run onuh complain too bbc much
Well said.
most days in my house it full of dust, due to neighbors passing my house. Can I be upset at my neighbors like these people are upset about road works that will be gone in a year? I mean, I faced the dust for ten years and will face it until I die
Complaining about land tax dollars
Those vehicles needs to slow down during construction sites the cop should be there to give them a fat ticket. Those guys need to be safe to go back home to their families.
Look like this side of the project go be long
So they should change the direction of the roads and it’s not your land why plant apple trees in the roads
So early
12:07 How come dem man yah face lighter than dem hands??😮😮😮 Are they from a new hybrid set of people? Asking for a friend!