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« : October 21, 2010, 09:38:08 PM »

Friday October 22, 2010
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COVERED BRIDGE DAMAGE?
Thursday was the first time I had seen this. I was walking through the bridge when I noticed pieces of wood on top of leaves that had blown in. Up above, it looked like something too wide had come through the bridge. Upon further inspection, I noticed a crack in one of the side beams, and what looks like some chipping on the other side. Someone has already inspected this, because after I looked at the downloaded pictures, there are yellow chalk marks near some of the incidents. Maybe people already knew about this, but like I said, this was the first I saw of it.













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« #1 : October 22, 2010, 01:54:42 PM »

I almost think its time Fairfax did like Westford with their covered bridge.  Off-Set for historiic preservation but replace with new bridge.  Its just a matter of time before our bridge will be damaged beyond repair with the amount of incidents that have occured over the past few years.
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« #2 : October 23, 2010, 07:02:40 PM »

I am not sure who "owns" the bridge, but there are pre Obama funds out there to keep the wooden bridge as a historical preservation facet.

We renovated a 1950s building a few years back and the owner got tax breaks and funding if we kept it look 1950's.
http://unitcompany.com/projects/08mckinleytowers.htm
 
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