Why are there no storm Shelters in Clarksville, TN? More homes are being built with no basement aka no shelter? - basement homes
God help us if hit a monster super Cell (EF5), this community in the army. Very few basements or storm shelters and protect us toll could be enormous. During the tornado season from March to May, when almost all soft targets.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Basement Homes Why Are There No Storm Shelters In Clarksville, TN? More Homes Are Being Built With No Basement Aka No Shelter?
6 comments:
There are houses all over the country who do not have basements. I own only one house, one must. And I had about 20 houses in my life. Thus, basements are not as common as you think.
The cellars are common in the states of North and South, I said. I do not know why, but could stand for the storage and use of coal as a heating medium in context. I agree with you, there's always an aggravation of not with a basement, and after all what happened recently in TN, has good reason to worry. I think the owners decided because a block is much cheaper, and abandoned manufactured homes, a basement is generally not recommended because it makes the implementation much more slowly (no installation Wham Bam Thank You) Women.
The cellars are common in the states of North and South, I said. I do not know why, but could stand for the storage and use of coal as a heating medium in context. I agree with you, there's always an aggravation of not with a basement, and after all what happened recently in TN, has good reason to worry. I think the owners decided because a block is much cheaper, and abandoned manufactured homes, a basement is generally not recommended because it makes the implementation much more slowly (no installation Wham Bam Thank You) Women.
The cellars are common in the states of North and South, I said. I do not know why, but could stand for the storage and use of coal as a heating medium in context. I agree with you, there's always an aggravation of not with a basement, and after all what happened recently in TN, has good reason to worry. I think the owners decided because a block is much cheaper, and abandoned manufactured homes, a basement is generally not recommended because it makes the implementation much more slowly (no installation Wham Bam Thank You) Women.
Money. Too many communities and schools in several states that do not equip their citizens with storm shelters or basements in case of a tornado outbreak. It was the grace of God, not that many other deaths occur. But I think money is the problem.
Another reason for less, because the surface of the earth in certain areas. The soil is not stable enough to protect the basement of the collapse.
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