Re: Flying Tigers Development?

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> Word is that the concrete ramp is going to be very nice, but due
> to legal requirements it will have RAILINGS 'cause it will have steps.
> Sounds like a really bad idea to me.

Any chance they could put in a railing on the windward side and leave it
off on the leeward side?

Ken Poulton
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