Repairs to storm-damaged sea wall will take a month
Wednesday 23rd February 2011, 2:57PM GMT.
Work in progress on the sea wall along St Ouen’s Bay (01153618)
STORM damage to the sea wall at St Ouen’s Bay will take up to a month to repair, according to the Transport and Technical Services department.
Wave damage removed large granite coping stones from the top of the wall where the department were already working to replace railings.
Director of municipal services Chris Sampson said that the damage ran along a stretch of the sea wall from Discovery Bay to the Watersplash.
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Is this because they have to be painted green before being replaced?
Cue 8 blokes sitting in a Portakabin playing cards with one at a time working on rotating shifts, same crew as the avenue presumably.
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Perhaps the sea god is offended and does not like the White House being green either and is punishing Mr Stentiford for his stubborness
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And how many will it take? 10 one works while the rest watch on…..
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