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I saw that also but it really doesn't prove anything one way or another. They may still be getting quotes and looking at contract proposals. They don't need permits until they decide to start actual work.
Our remodel happened during business hours as well but there is a big difference between what happens during that type of remodel and having to bust concrete and tear up floors to get to plumbing.
I don't buy the plumbing excuse. How much plumbing can there be under those big slabs? There is not a bathroom every few feet! All the toilet facilities I've ever seen in those big buildings are around the perimeter. I don't know for sure, but I'd be willing to bet most plumbing would run under ground around the outside the building. At least that's how I would design such a building without a basement. And, sprinkler systems run overhead.
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KRMG said no permits to repair plumbing have been applied for at the city as of today.
I can't wait until they reopen these remodeled stores with new, updated plumbing.
Knowing Walmart, when they do reopen with the updated plumbing, it will have card readers at the urinals and crappers.
Another card reader to wash your hands tied to the door lock. Wash em or be locked in the crapper.
Plumbing isn't necessarily under slab, it could be the sprinklers overhead.
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