In article <24258-46939C8E-1152@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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pjberg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Paul J. Berg) wrote:
> Tanks in highly populated areas, such as Mount Tabor, get surveillance
> cameras.
The Mt. Tabor "tanks" are in a very popular park, and at least one of them
is completely underground. The others are above ground resevoirs that
have an antique iron fence around them already, and there isn't much
surface area (other than the water itself) to put spray paint on.
With more people around to watch, and not much to paint on, there is less
of a problem there. However, there is still a problem on some structures
there.
> "Because the Kelly Butte tank is so isolated, there are fewer neighbors
> calling the police," Hall said. If the problem continues after the fence
> gets installed, the ****tland Water Bureau will brainstorm other
> alternatives.
How about a moat?
No one spray paints the water in the Mt. Tabor tanks.
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