Thanks for both of the suggestions. I'll give them a try. I know there also used to be a place in the mall called Big Drum - don't know what happened to them...

Great thread to bring back. J. E. T. S. Jets, Jets Jets!

I need a good place with decent prices to frame a diploma and a couple of prints that won't fit in standard frames. This is not an original Degas or anything, so I'm thinking economical but well done. Any recommendations?

"Also.... OMG the size of the new playground area is huge. Maybe too big???"

FG - there needs to be space for dogs to run off leash, and there will be. Please also recognize that there are families and children in this neighborhood (which is part of what makes it a great place to live). Those kids have dealt with cramped, inadequate and broken playground equipment for too long. They need a better place to play and we owe it to them.

Glad I found this thread. Our building received the letter. I've literally spent months just trying to figure out what it means and what to do about it. No information or replies from the Plumbing Code office. It appears the only plumbers who know all the details are the ones on the referral list supplied by the Plumbing Code office, for whatever that's worth. I have the list and am working with one of the guys on it; who has told me that our building does not have the BFP and will need to install it.

Questions:
1. I have been notified that there will be fines if this is not installed, tested, registered by May 1. Does anyone know if the city will grant an extension in a case where there is no BFP and one needs to be installed? It sounds like a process that could take months.

2. I know that we have, and have seen, a 4 inch "check valve" in line with the fire sprinkler system. Isn't that valve the one that prevents "back siphonage" already? Why do we need another kind of valve?

Try Spotless Planet. We liked them initially because they use non-toxic stuff - safe around kids, cats, etc. I think they're pretty small, so it should be the same people coming to clean each time.