City won't buy asphalt from Pamplin unit -- worried about quality
Wonder how the Pamplin concrete that's holding up the Milwaukie Mystery Train bridge will perform.
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Comments (4)
Or is it a case of government trying to punish those they don't like ?
Posted by tankfixer | August 31, 2012 12:52 PM
My first thought was that the city is too broke to buy asphalt now!
Posted by clinamen | August 31, 2012 1:03 PM
tankfixer -
Pamplin and the Tribune have jumped on the TriMet/Metro Mystery Train bandwagon so forcefully that, IMHO, Pamplin now has to be on all the planner Mafia's BFF list.
I think that Ross Island just ran into an honest inspector. Not to worry though, that inspector won't last in PBOT.
Posted by Nonny Mouse | August 31, 2012 1:30 PM
Nonny's right about Pamplin. See the Trib's official editorial opposition to the Clackamas Rail Vote measure this week. It came from the top and the editors of every little paper in the Pamplin conglomerate have no choice but to follow.
Posted by Panchopdx | September 1, 2012 11:45 AM