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EllyPoinster · 09-26-2007, 03:45 PM

I have a three foot high, 100 foot long stone wall that needs a bit of TLC every few years to repair ice and wake damage. Nothing serious - just a bit of cement to replace mortar that has washed out or to re-set stones that have fallen out. All work is done by hand. The lowest part of the wall can only be repaired on those years when the lake level is lowered enough to allow dry access. The whole job requires a bag or two of Redi-mix and a couple of hours of time. I'd like to think that this work would fall into the exception category allowed by the legislature.

By the way - Thanks for asking!

09-26-2007, 03:45 PM	#2
EllyPoinster Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 160 Thanks: 13 Thanked 25 Times in 20 Posts	Seawall Repairs I have a three foot high, 100 foot long stone wall that needs a bit of TLC every few years to repair ice and wake damage. Nothing serious - just a bit of cement to replace mortar that has washed out or to re-set stones that have fallen out. All work is done by hand. The lowest part of the wall can only be repaired on those years when the lake level is lowered enough to allow dry access. The whole job requires a bag or two of Redi-mix and a couple of hours of time. I'd like to think that this work would fall into the exception category allowed by the legislature. By the way - Thanks for asking!