jar546
CBO
The town clerk has to get these scanned in, they found them in the back where we are cleaning up to make more room for offices.
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Look what showed up on my desk
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jar546
CBO
Hopefully they will be out of plan review soon...........LOL,
That joke is courtesy of retired CDA.
That joke is courtesy of retired CDA.
walker.t
SAWHORSE
Beautiful! Man, hope those don’t end up in the trash, I know there’s only so much storage space but if they can’t keep them maybe offer them to a library.
jar546
CBO
We had them scanned in and we are keeping them. The Director of PW wants to get the pages framed and put them in the hallway.
walker.t
SAWHORSE
I thought that exposure to light caused blueprints to fade, found this article tonight where someone suggested displaying a color copy, they also mention fading due to exposure to light:
Framing/displaying blueprints
I remember reading that blueprints are light sensitive. (I checked the Archives.) What happens when they are exposed to light? Do they fade away completely or change colors? Is incandescent light as bad as fluorescent and daylight? The question came up again because yesterday a customer brought...
www.thegrumble.com
A client has a framed blueprint in one of his buildings, looks great as a piece of artwork.
Paul Sweet
SAWHORSE
Hallways usually have lower light levels. I don't think that blueprints (wet process) fade as badly as bluelines (ammonia process).