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August 25, 2007 at 12:31 PM #81017August 25, 2007 at 10:59 PM #81018SD RealtorParticipant
tg you are right, it was thin film technology innovation. HOA and CCRs need to accomodate homeowners on this stuff as well. I heard that if you want to plant an environmentally friendly landscape in your yard but the HOA or CCR does not approve that you can fight it.
tg did you ever listen to rome in the early 90’s?
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August 25, 2007 at 10:59 PM #81148SD RealtorParticipanttg you are right, it was thin film technology innovation. HOA and CCRs need to accomodate homeowners on this stuff as well. I heard that if you want to plant an environmentally friendly landscape in your yard but the HOA or CCR does not approve that you can fight it.
tg did you ever listen to rome in the early 90’s?
SD Realtor
August 25, 2007 at 10:59 PM #81170SD RealtorParticipanttg you are right, it was thin film technology innovation. HOA and CCRs need to accomodate homeowners on this stuff as well. I heard that if you want to plant an environmentally friendly landscape in your yard but the HOA or CCR does not approve that you can fight it.
tg did you ever listen to rome in the early 90’s?
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August 26, 2007 at 9:19 AM #81092sdrealtorParticipantRome was better in the early 90’s b4 he got so full of himself but my faves back then were Mason and Cesmatt.
August 26, 2007 at 9:19 AM #81223sdrealtorParticipantRome was better in the early 90’s b4 he got so full of himself but my faves back then were Mason and Cesmatt.
August 26, 2007 at 9:19 AM #81244sdrealtorParticipantRome was better in the early 90’s b4 he got so full of himself but my faves back then were Mason and Cesmatt.
August 26, 2007 at 10:12 AM #81114denis4x4ParticipantI quit following the Padres after Luke Easter retired!
A couple of thoughts on energy effeciency….We own a 12 unit building in PB and started switching all outside lighting to the floresecents. BUT…now the new bulbs won’t fit in the existing fixtures, including the $18.00 spotlights. Retro-fitting the fixtures is not cost effective.
Telluride CO passed a law requiring that all houses over 5,000 SF would be required to have an employee unit to help solve the affordable housing issue. Check the MLS and you’d be amazed at the number of 4,950 SF houses on the market there!
August 26, 2007 at 10:12 AM #81245denis4x4ParticipantI quit following the Padres after Luke Easter retired!
A couple of thoughts on energy effeciency….We own a 12 unit building in PB and started switching all outside lighting to the floresecents. BUT…now the new bulbs won’t fit in the existing fixtures, including the $18.00 spotlights. Retro-fitting the fixtures is not cost effective.
Telluride CO passed a law requiring that all houses over 5,000 SF would be required to have an employee unit to help solve the affordable housing issue. Check the MLS and you’d be amazed at the number of 4,950 SF houses on the market there!
August 26, 2007 at 10:12 AM #81267denis4x4ParticipantI quit following the Padres after Luke Easter retired!
A couple of thoughts on energy effeciency….We own a 12 unit building in PB and started switching all outside lighting to the floresecents. BUT…now the new bulbs won’t fit in the existing fixtures, including the $18.00 spotlights. Retro-fitting the fixtures is not cost effective.
Telluride CO passed a law requiring that all houses over 5,000 SF would be required to have an employee unit to help solve the affordable housing issue. Check the MLS and you’d be amazed at the number of 4,950 SF houses on the market there!
August 27, 2007 at 1:43 AM #81411cyphireParticipantI think that somewhat it is still a cottage industry – the cost of labor and installation seems to be a sticking point. Sort of like wiring guys…. At my company, the wiring guys make 40K. If you get a company to come to your house and run cat-5, etc. you might pay 1,000 / day / per guy! (Or more). These guys aren’t making 300K, they make 40K. The companies that charge for them don’t do it in huge volume, so it is a somewhat cottage industry. Same in solar.
We need solar installers to be like Dish Network or cable guys. Where the cost of installing is part of the cost of the materials, and the labor is not jacked up by 800%!
August 27, 2007 at 1:43 AM #81542cyphireParticipantI think that somewhat it is still a cottage industry – the cost of labor and installation seems to be a sticking point. Sort of like wiring guys…. At my company, the wiring guys make 40K. If you get a company to come to your house and run cat-5, etc. you might pay 1,000 / day / per guy! (Or more). These guys aren’t making 300K, they make 40K. The companies that charge for them don’t do it in huge volume, so it is a somewhat cottage industry. Same in solar.
We need solar installers to be like Dish Network or cable guys. Where the cost of installing is part of the cost of the materials, and the labor is not jacked up by 800%!
August 27, 2007 at 1:43 AM #81562cyphireParticipantI think that somewhat it is still a cottage industry – the cost of labor and installation seems to be a sticking point. Sort of like wiring guys…. At my company, the wiring guys make 40K. If you get a company to come to your house and run cat-5, etc. you might pay 1,000 / day / per guy! (Or more). These guys aren’t making 300K, they make 40K. The companies that charge for them don’t do it in huge volume, so it is a somewhat cottage industry. Same in solar.
We need solar installers to be like Dish Network or cable guys. Where the cost of installing is part of the cost of the materials, and the labor is not jacked up by 800%!
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