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New York's Cheapest Rent — a Street

Submitted by Joe, May 14, 2007 13:11

Just wondering, who pays for the water used by construction companies tapping into city fire hydrants and using the water to run/cool theri equipment?

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Just wondering, who pays for the water used by construction companies tapping into city fire hydrants and using the water...

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