quote "It is against state policy to pave over a deer" do they mean that's written on some sort of policy document , thou shall not pave over dead animals
...you'd think it would be in their ISO documentation...
There’s probably something in the specs about not containing organic material (it decomposes and leaves voids).quote "It is against state policy to pave over a deer" do they mean that's written on some sort of policy document , thou shall not pave over dead animals
So...my grandfather was, er, affiliated with an international syndicate...and he had a "no show" job with PennDOT to demonstrate a source of income. Just sayin'.
was hoping it was more specific like "don't fecking pave over dead animals" now that's language that anyone can understand
It could be. I can imagine a scenario where a hole appears in a road, they dig it out and find the remains of a fecking huge deer. A technical instruction then goes out saying don’t bury fecking huge deer in the road.was hoping it was more specific like "don't fecking pave over dead animals" now that's language that anyone can understand
was hoping it was more specific like "don't fecking pave over dead animals" now that's language that anyone can understand
You're assuming that the policies are actually read
C
Probably a case of a miss-understood directive: "Fix it any way you can - as long it's not 2 deer"...
Road Workers Pave Over Dead Deer
ANDREAS, Pa. (AP) _ State transportation officials are trying to find out why workers repairing a stretch of road paved straight over a dead deer. A gooey spread of oil and rocks was left covering the deer's head, neck and shoulders along Route 895. ``The deer was lying there dead for...apnews.com
Pennsylvania Dept of Transportation workers literally paved over a dead deer...guess this doesn't qualify for the "Differences" thread...
exactly, who the feck reads policies in its entirety anyway, the amount of policy paperwork/booklets i get is just ridiculous and i never read everything other than the basic infoYou're assuming that the policies are actually read
C
What is this "reading" thing that you are going on about?
