I wonder how much of the power equipment stays?
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Originally posted by Parramore View PostWe did the dam inspection. Quite a bit of liability with that large body of water. There is some headcutting downstream of the dam that will eventually need to be addressed. $$$$
Maintenance on the dam alone would take a good amount
Other thought was buy it, fire that power plant up and start making payments
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Originally posted by Graysonhogs View PostPlant was demolished.
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Might be able to make the down payment with scrap
The tower with the eagle could stay, the rest of it would have to go if not active
If I had the money I would be looking at Sandow Lakes, old Alcoa property east of Austin
More bang for the buck but 33,800ac at $250 million
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Originally posted by BTLowry View PostI saw the building with all of the high wires coming in (going out)
Might be able to make the down payment with scrap
The tower with the eagle could stay, the rest of it would have to go if not active
If I had the money I would be looking at Sandow Lakes, old Alcoa property east of Austin
More bang for the buck but 33,800ac at $250 million
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That’s one of the best fishing lakes I’ve ever been to. Spent many days there as a kid. It was a private lake owned by the power company my dad and uncle worked for (TP&L) and you had to call ahead to make a reservation to get access (best of my recollection). No telling how many fish we caught there.
Besides the price, the liability with owning a high hazard dam would scare the crap out of me. Sure wish I could fish it again though.
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