MERGED: South Road Properties (SRP) News, Issues, and Developments

[YJOB]

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gifted... Promil man nang gifted he he

[suzanne]

maayo gani sa walay casualties samtang nagstart pa lang sila og excavate diha?...how true is it daw nga naay mga gold & other antiques nga nadiskobre diha ang mga japanese contractor? naa man gud mga hearsay nga ako nadunggan, ive heard pa gani nga wala daw mahimo ang local govt nato if tinuod daw kay tungod sa dako natong loan sa mga Hapon mao daw pud reason why wala na kaayoy girelease nga updates o news kalabot ini para dili maparehas sa kainit sa issue sa CICC.

[EMERALD EARTH]

diba sometimes muoyog ang mga haduol na lugar diha sama sa colon samtang nag kubkub ang mga makinarya sa tunel... kuyaw mapareha atong building sa atbang sa south terminal na gagmay og kabilya gingamit....

[suzanne]

mao gyud isiguro gyud ang paghimo ana nga project & better dili pud dali2-on og himo just for the set deadline samtang dili pa diay totally lig-on. maayo unta to og naa poy empleyado o anybody nga gikan sa japanese firm mismo nga maoy nagconstruct ini makatabang og explain nato tanan ini kay lisud og pulos lang ta subjective sa said project....medyo nakahatag na ra ba pud nato og gamayng kabalaka ang atong mga what ifs!

[crinkle]

what i know is that it will hopefully reach completion by 2008... budget is around P2.2B it will pass under the Malacanang sa Sugbo to Plaza Independencia and end at Mc Arthur. naa na man na sa mga newspapers...

we pass by SRP all the time... for some time, na discontinue ang construction... but IMHO, i think this is a costly mistake. we don't need this right now... this may be a "pretty thing" to have in the city of Cebu but this is definitely unnecessary.

[suzanne]

yes, nakaread ko ana sa newspapers before pero murag wala naman kaayo silay gipagawas nga other updates ini. pananglitan naunsa naman tong ipangdemolish nga communities, kanang mga storya2 nga naa daw antiques ug uban pa nga nakit-an sa plaza nga nakakwarta daw ang hapon & etc... mga pipila unta ka updates lang ba aron maclear pud ang ubang issues nga gisubject sa ilaha. di ba bisan unsa ka gamay apan pana-panahon nga ipamalita sa publiko kun unsa ang tinuod ilabina if kitang mga cebuanos nag-ila sa dakong signipikanteng value niini nga project, many people would appreciate more the efforts of the contractor & most especially to our local government nga naningkamot nga madayon ni nga project.

[arnolfu]

Dili maayo nang subway dinhi sa Cebu kay dako kaayo ug maintenance cost ang tunnels/subways.

Mas maayo kanag MRT or LRT. Buhatan from Bogo to Santander aron dili magtapok tanan tao dinhi sa siyudad. Pwede na mouli sa ila mga municipality everyday kay sayon ug paspas ang pagbiyahe, walay traffic congestion.

[bongjo]

treasure hunting, both the costly project itself and the possible yamashita treasure, win-win approach....

[goryo13]

“I don’t allow it, it’s the judge who said we should keep the road open. As far as I’m concerned, I just put on the request letter ‘no objection.’ I don’t know what I can say or not say about a drag race at the SRP because I don’t know if I’m the mayor or the judge is the mayor here,” Osmeña told reporters yesterday.

for me, this is a very lame excuse.

as Bobit Avila said in his column yesterday:

If there is anything wrong with this country today, it is that the rich and the powerful with the right connections can have a national road closed so they can have their fun and games, while the majority of the population would have to suffer in snarled traffic. This is what we call the arrogance of the few. If these people are so damn rich that they can afford to buy race cars, then I suggest that they should buy a private property and build their own race track? Drag racing is a simple stretch of road, where the fastest car that reaches the finish line is the winner. Why can’t they simply asphalt a kilometer stretch of road within the SRP and not disturb traffic?

couldn't agree more... why don't they build a track somewhere south and race there til they drop

[slakker]

yup, i'm sure they can afford to build their own racetrack...