Ariola presents Engine 290 deterioration photos and leak video
Ariola presents photos of Engine 290/Ladder 103's rest area with a gaping hole in the wall exposing brick and pipes, and a video showing water pouring from a ceiling pipe directly onto an oil burner. DeRacus says trade staff responded to address the leak, and the building needs complete roof restoration.
This slide is the rest area for firefighters at Engine 290, Ladder 103 in Brooklyn.
We see a red wall with a large gaping hole that exposes the brick of the building structure.
There are pipes exposed as well.
There is also water damage all along the wall, and there is a bed to the side.
How do you think that this damage should be repaired?
That's how it was repaired.
How do you think it should be repaired?
Well, I believe that that hole was made for us to access some of the piping behind the wall to address a leak.
Although Engine Company 290 is definitely one of those buildings that needs a complete roof restoration and building envelope restoration.
Again, this is one of those that is on the list where we received six of the...
Funding for and we will continue to prioritize this and hopefully we could get this one in there too.
Right, I just for the record have to note that the slide we're looking at is the current condition of the same red wall with the hole in it, but we now see a metal plate that has been placed by facilities over the hole.
The water is now pooling to the left of the metal plates and that is evident in the photo and you can see the paint bubbling directly above the powered outlet.
Okay, our video.
We'll get there.