6 thoughts on “Public toilet construction in the Archer House begins”
Wait, they’re putting the public restrooms in the basement? At $100,000, the walk from the front door to the restrooms will cost more per foot than the connecting piece of the MTT.
Griff: I think your photo is very misleading, if , as it appears, it is the downstairs hall to the downstairs bathrooms.
The new bathrooms upstairs, off the hall to the north of the front desk, have been completed, I believe; now they are updating or reconstructing the old bathrooms on the lower level.
Wait, they’re putting the public restrooms in the basement? At $100,000, the walk from the front door to the restrooms will cost more per foot than the connecting piece of the MTT.
Actually, scratch that – there’s a serious flaw in that bit of non-reasoning.
I look forward to warming my tuckus on our town’s soon-to-be-installed solid gold, heated toilet seats.
Patrick, you should apply for the ribbon cutting
Griff: I think your photo is very misleading, if , as it appears, it is the downstairs hall to the downstairs bathrooms.
The new bathrooms upstairs, off the hall to the north of the front desk, have been completed, I believe; now they are updating or reconstructing the old bathrooms on the lower level.
Kiffi, are the upstairs bathrooms ‘public’ as well?
Griff: Yes.