National Butterfly

Marianna you make a living playing the victim and drumming up donations , the maintenance and repair will be done , and will keep being done , by me , or another contractor, you can rage all you want but it won't really do any good

Just to clarify are you a local contractor who was hired by Fisher to do repair work? Did you also work on the initial build of the project, I was under the impression that the initial build was done by his own team which he brought in.

I am local contractor , have been on site since almost the beginning we are one of 2 or 3 local crews used almost all work was done in house , the repairs being done were from previous storms , damage. caused by hurricane will be fixed , life goes on ..

Thank you for that clarification. Given your knowledge of the site would it be fair to say that if those repair works were not done, and the site was left untended, that eventually the accumulated erosion could lead to structural failings?

He's not going to answer that, nor is he qualified to.

anyone can play the "if" game all day long, if no maintenance was done how long would it take your house to fall down, how long would it take for the highways to fail.. maintenance is a necessity in life

Some maintenance yes but there's normal vs high maintenance. This is already higher maintenance then the Gov built levee wall sections of fencing. If this was max possible flooding it would just be a bad business case, the issue is that higher levels of flooding will happen.

the government wall cost way more to build , and because the metal is not galvanized will have to be replaced a lot sooner as well , compare costs overall this is a much more efficient method, the government wall leaves thousands of acres for human trafficking this wall does not