Old, I saw something similar. We had some remodeling contracts at a couple of military bases. Across the street from where I was working they had new concrete sidewalks poured. A few weeks later tore out part of the new walk so they could bury new utility lines. Then they hurried up and repoured what they tore out on top of lose fill. The next spring they tore out those sections because they had settled and repoured them again.
Then there was the time they had a new boiler installed to heat the Olympic size swimming pool in the rec hall. They fired up the boiler long enough to test it. Then they drained the pool, filled it in with jeep engines, airplane parts, big rolls of copper wire, etc. Then put gravel on top of that stuff and used it for a warehouse.
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