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It's always silent here....
I agree as well. Not a done deal yet.
Just seems like they are a little P-O'd.
Total is out
This looks like you...
http://m.flickr.com/lightbox?id=6233182205
I think you'll be surprised
I am, however, NOT speaking for FS in this current situation.
FS and I called that one months ahead too. Remember?
Just a matter of time until you see the light.... Or the dark
Who wants renu to be at 1 buck?
Total is out... this is your "up till 4 am dd"?
Look at all that bid support.
When your Fire Marshall requested that a fire rated engineer sign and seal the drawings, HSA
Golden insisted that this was an unnecessary delay in getting the permits to begin construction.
They pointed to the DRC meetings and continued to blame the City for the delays and increases
in the costs for engineering. Our original estimate for the drawings was $53,000 and in fact they
billed us closer to $160,000. HSA informed us they could hire an outside fire rated engineering
firm to sign and seal the drawings at an additional cost of $15,000. HSA were well aware of the
August 31st deadline and continued to threaten a lien against our bond with the City if we didn’t
continue to pay their inflated invoices. If we refused to pay they would contact the City and
inform them they hadn’t been paid. We are trying to keep your confidence in us and our ability
to move the project forward and we were concerned this would create a further strain on our
credibility. If we attempted to change engineering firms at this point we would not be able to
make the deadline of August 31st. This was a serious dilemma. We decided to hire our own fire
rated engineering firm to sign and seal the documents. During this same time we acquired a
general contractor/engineer, Walt Kritsky, for our Florida expansion. He contacted the Fire
Marshall to inquire if his credentials would suffice for signing and sealing the drawings. He soon
discovered after reviewing the drawings that they had some serious flaws regarding fire and life
safety and even if he could he would need to rework the drawings to meet the fire code
regulations. He recommended we hire Hughes, an experienced firm with fire safety experience
and credentials. Hughes provided a comprehensive list of what would be required before they
would be able to sign and seal the drawings. We took this report back to HSA and they refused to
rework the drawings unless we paid them $48,000. At this point we had no confidence if we paid
the $48,000 we would have received the work product we were paying for and may not be able
to have Hughes sign off on the drawings. It was time to make a switch and let HSA move
forward with their threats. We are now working on a claim against their E&O insurance and
pursuing legal action to recover damages for the delays they caused.
Says a lot.
Resolution No. 2013-........
Breadcrumbs baby.
Major Engineering oversight is not a standard "business issue"
That's possible...
And there is nothing else delaying construction?
Hmm
Omg. That's why you think this thing hasn't been set up yet?
Wow.
Can you fill me in please?
Do you know anything about what's even going on in St. Cloud? LOL
For selling something we don't have... COUNT IT!
Remember the 700k in revs we PR'd?
Float and authorized shares????
Have you EVER seen a penny stock go to 4 bucks?
You're saying this company is worth 4.25 billion dollars??? Wow
I know about the pr
Oh. Nice.....???
Might not be, as in, already, completed? It's not already completed.
I'd rather just sit on the sidelines and watch this one... with the occasional baseless comment, obviously.
"have some class"
........
You think if I wanted to do some REAL bashing, I could?
Keep pushing buttons.
Nice buy.
No no no no... trip 0's... meaning 1000$ a share.
duh
Says the strong hand with 20 posts.
Trips soooooon
Don't ye be use'n the tongue of me fellows!
Bid is thinner
;)
Not a dummy at all.
Nope....
Buying back in in the trip 0s....
This is your opportunity to get in on a 1 trillion dollar company!
Is this a joke?