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Dave Fitzgerald 03-30-2019 02:06 PM
Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 2793142)
It's pretty remarkable that they just built that new area and it's so crowded from the start. There definitely seems to be a latrinal asymmetry that should have been covered in the Transition Process Agreement. Looks like LCAL had a "whale" after all, a whale-of-a-bathroom.
Just remember, we are going to adopt "Best Practices." :D

APC225 03-30-2019 02:40 PM
Originally Posted by HercAC (Post 2793191)
Don’t forget EVERYONE in the SFO CPO has a private office each the size of the back bag room:confused:
Ouch. Nothing like leaders taking care of their people.

Really 03-30-2019 08:07 PM
Originally Posted by UAL T38 Phlyer (Post 2793158)
Supposedly (before I was based in IAH) the entire CPO and “urinals on parade” are because that entire area was the gate-waiting-area for RJs, similar to the B-concourse. That’s why they still have 30 different national flags at the top of the escalators.

It was a huge restroom because lots of pax were using it.

Anyway, that’s what I was told in 2014.
True it was a PAX waiting area in the mid 90's. However when they built E concourse they turned it into the CPO. The bathroom was redone after it was the CPO and the urinals appeared. Must have been some CP cousin doing the work. :rolleyes:

Thor 03-30-2019 11:15 PM
Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 2793234)
Ouch. Nothing like leaders taking care of their people.
What? I hadn't heard that anything resembling leadership had been found in that CPO. :confused:

APC225 03-31-2019 02:23 AM
Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 2792999)
And the back left stall always has a chair in it for some reason. Curious place.
It's for the fed.

Four Strings 03-31-2019 02:49 AM
Originally Posted by UAL T38 Phlyer (Post 2793158)
Supposedly (before I was based in IAH) the entire CPO and “urinals on parade” are because that entire area was the gate-waiting-area for RJs, similar to the B-concourse. That’s why they still have 30 different national flags at the top of the escalators.

It was a huge restroom because lots of pax were using it.

Anyway, that’s what I was told in 2014.
Correct. The lounge area was gate C 47. The current area where the actual admin and CPO offices are was the COEX crew room and Ops.

BMEP100 03-31-2019 05:56 AM
Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 2793142)
It's pretty remarkable that they just built that new area and it's so crowded from the start. There definitely seems to be a latrinal asymmetry that should have been covered in the Transition Process Agreement. Looks like LCAL had a "whale" after all, a whale-of-a-bathroom.
As part of the city’s new eco-friendly commitment , all water dispensing fixtures require a permit which for businesses costs $279,000 dollars/ per fixture, plus a carbon offset to cover the ozone damage done by construction equipment.

There just wasn’t money in the building budget for more.
So.....


Just use the sidewalks outside. It’s good enough for the tenderloin area.

APC225 03-31-2019 06:14 AM
Originally Posted by BMEP100 (Post 2793454)
As part of the city’s new eco-friendly commitment , all water dispensing fixtures require a permit which for businesses costs $279,000 dollars/ per fixture, plus a carbon offset to cover the ozone damage done by construction equipment.
Both IAH and SFO sound like "Ozark" on Netflix. Someone's gotta be laundering money somewhere in there.

Longball 04-02-2019 05:56 AM
Originally Posted by APC225 (Post 2793408)
It's for the fed.
Anyone know how to effectively clean coffee off a Mac monitor and keyboard? That one got me! :D

ReadyRsv 04-02-2019 01:06 PM
Originally Posted by BMEP100 (Post 2793454)
As part of the city’s new eco-friendly commitment , all water dispensing fixtures require a permit which for businesses costs $279,000 dollars/ per fixture, plus a carbon offset to cover the ozone damage done by construction equipment.

There just wasn’t money in the building budget for more.
So.....


Just use the sidewalks outside. It’s good enough for the tenderloin area.
You're telling me that you believe you have to pay 279k to install a faucet in San Francisco?


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