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Comment by Keeleron Sep 30, 2021 9:09am
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RE:RE:The Colorado quonset cost $75 million - see below

RE:RE:The Colorado quonset cost $75 million - see belowToweringmars - (9/30/2021 8:42:51 AM)
RE:The Colorado quonset cost $75 million - see below
LOL also keep in mind... 'Keeler's facts' include his buddies girlfriend who works at the 'Fort Collins' planning department...

You know... 
The kind of people that would know something as odd as the place needs a new roof.
Cause you know, things like roof replacement require building permits... And somehow they must have already pulled a permit with the planning department that his buddies girlfriend randomly caught wind of...


And so Towerofstupid proves my point.
I post facts as to where I got the $75 million cost of the Coloroado quonset - he replies with a typical stupid pumptard attack, rather than with any facts to refute the $75 million.

The guy he mentions isnt exactly a 'buddy' - more of an acquintance who works in a Fort Collins cannabis store that I struck up a conversation with and occasionally communicate with. His 'girlfriend works for the City of Fort Collins.
As for building permits - Ive posted in the past that the only permit issued by Fort Collins so far is one for demolition work to remove the partition walls, electical and plumbing from the previoulsy sub-divided warehouse.
You can look it up yourself - except I'm not sure you're smart enough. 
Permit B2105272 was issued July 8/21 - the contractor was Hillside Construction,  216 Hemlock Street, Fort Collins.

Yes, the boys in the Planning/Building Inspection Dept are fully aware of the situation and condition of the deserted warehouse - and no building permit has been issued regarding ANY aspect of reonavting the quosnet other than the original demolition work

While everyone, inclduing pumptards are encouraged to fact check my posts - the majority of Pumptard University grads on this board simply dont have that ability.

Pumpatards can kiss my a**

  
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