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On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 20:55:25 -0700, in message
"Steve" wrote: The pump out pump unit has a coin slot, like the old pinball machines and takes 8 quarters ($2). Not bad considering that the commercial marina dock, 30 miles away charges $6 for a pump out. The whole deal sounds like a bargain to me, and a process that could easily be explained in international symbols on a very simple sign. I normally expect to pay CDN$8 (the bargain club member's fee) to CDN$15 or so for a pump out in eastern Lake Ontario. It may be different economics in salt water where dumping it in the water is a legal alternative not too far out of many harbours. [PortaPottie process confusing and "expensive"] Has anyone come across a system/setup like this?? How would you recommend that this manager correct his situation?? Good signage and education. Ryk |
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