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  1. Example of joined up thinking says Minister

    Published online at 12/05/2014 17:35:00

     

     

    The Infrastructure Minister believes his department's handling of current road issues shows a more "joined up" way of thinking.

    Laurence Skelly says an investigation is currrently underway to work out what caused the extensive flooding on Peel Road at the weekend, while an major scheme in Port Erin is also being revisited.

    Mr Skelly says everyone wants the best quality possible and they are working with private contractors to try and achieve that.

    He adds it is better to sort out issues now, rather than weeks down the line.

     

     

    The thinking on this one certainly wasn't "joined up."

     

    The Port Erin problem was spotted by Gizo on MF over a month ago, but it took teams of experts and a heavy rain shower before they saw their mistake.

     

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    Posted 05 April 2014 - 09:00 PM

    Can I have first go at guessing where on the new road surface where its likely to flood in the future where its never flooded before? My guess opposite Marashen crescent entrance by Ballamaddrell.

    Furthermore, can I also note that the houses opposite Milner close will probably flood too as they have decided not to put a pavement curb outside these houses.

    remember, choose your parents carefully.....
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    Anything in common with Peel Road (subcontractors, same types of material/mix etc.)?

    It was Island Drainage & Groundworks that did Finch Rd, which by pure coincidence is the same contractor responsible for the section of Peel Rd from QB to Ballakermeen.

     

    They seem to know a lot more about Government Procurement than they do about making roads.

     

    Currently they also seem to be experts on fitting new kitchens in government/commissioners' houses in Castletown. Let's hope they get an expert in to take care of the sink waste pipes.

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