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<blockquote data-quote="Rybaer" data-source="post: 1764724" data-attributes="member: 118">CC State Campus, Coast CityApr 1723:35Fate unfurls the stack of maps, flipping through them until he finds one that covers the portion of the city nearest the &quot;epicenter.&quot;&nbsp; He lays it out in front of the computer monitor, trying to get enough light by which to read the technical drawings.&nbsp; Most of the others crowd around and look over his shoulders.The sewer lines are done up in bold blue lines, while streets and street names are overlayed in light gray.&nbsp; Fate places his finger on the Harrington St. subway station, at the corner of Harrington and 19th Ave.&nbsp; About a block away from that point is a segment just off of a major sewer artery drawn in a dashed blue line.&nbsp; It is simply labeled &quot;Pumping Station 6 - offline 3/15/87&quot;.&nbsp; The next closest thing on the map mentioning &quot;station&quot; is Pumping Station 22, about 3/4 mile further along the artery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rybaer, post: 1764724, member: 118"] CC State Campus, Coast City Apr 17 23:35 Fate unfurls the stack of maps, flipping through them until he finds one that covers the portion of the city nearest the "epicenter." He lays it out in front of the computer monitor, trying to get enough light by which to read the technical drawings. Most of the others crowd around and look over his shoulders. The sewer lines are done up in bold blue lines, while streets and street names are overlayed in light gray. Fate places his finger on the Harrington St. subway station, at the corner of Harrington and 19th Ave. About a block away from that point is a segment just off of a major sewer artery drawn in a dashed blue line. It is simply labeled "Pumping Station 6 - offline 3/15/87". The next closest thing on the map mentioning "station" is Pumping Station 22, about 3/4 mile further along the artery. [/QUOTE]

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