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Ron Musgraves
09-26-2011, 09:12 PM
Today we talked to a Contractor that got sighted on a national Chains property.

He said that another company issued a stop pressure washing in the Houston Area.

I'm going to contact my sources of the one he is talking about because I have a great relationship with them.

Years ago when the Dry cleaning came out this same Co terminated all pressure washing across the country.

This is how this could hurt people everywhere.

Chris Apple
09-26-2011, 10:29 PM
That isnt cool

Ron Musgraves
09-27-2011, 10:07 PM
That isnt cool

No it will have ramifications possibly to more contractor then people realize.


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Doug Rucker
09-28-2011, 06:57 PM
Ron, thanks again for all you continue to do here to help us.

Ron Musgraves
09-29-2011, 12:28 AM
Ron, thanks again for all you continue to do here to help us.

Doug you march around getting the answers too buddy.

Just need to keep watching the progress in the right direction.


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Carolina ProWash
09-29-2011, 06:02 AM
Are the two issues in Houston becoming convoluted?

1 - Would someone please point out the FINAL black & white decisions on BMP's in Houston

2 - Specifically WHAT are the restrictions in Houston as they relate to the DROUGHT conditions, not washing BMP's.

Ron Musgraves
09-29-2011, 07:45 AM
Are the two issues in Houston becoming convoluted?

1 - Would someone please point out the FINAL black & white decisions on BMP's in Houston

2 - Specifically WHAT are the restrictions in Houston as they relate to the DROUGHT conditions, not washing BMP's.

Drought has become another issue all together.

Nothing has changed bmps , simply the enforcement is changing the way they are looking at the ms4.

Then are understanding we as contractors know are jurisdiction. As you see in the video walsh stats he will wake a judge to gain access and get proof scientifically. Lab coats as he refers to them.

This means the ordinary PW guy that knows his rights. Knows if property in connected or not will stand a better chance.

We also know that if they are notified about compliant jobs prior they will likely not come out. No guarantees but it's what we only have been told.

The sources are some of the same companies working close with the enforcement ratting on each other.

By no means think this problem is solved. They still want to catch us. Just know if you use some common sense the ticket they give might not stick.


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Carolina ProWash
09-29-2011, 08:07 AM
Ron - love you man, but I barely understood what you just said.

Drought and BMP's are not being confused - got that. Drought is becoming or already is a huge problem - I've heard from contractors down there about that.

What exactly are the washing requirements in Houston after all those meetings? Just the facts in plain english please.....or in the infamous words of Carlos Gonzalez...."just tell us what we have to do"

Doug Rucker
09-29-2011, 08:34 AM
Are the two issues in Houston becoming convoluted?

1 - Would someone please point out the FINAL black & white decisions on BMP's in Houston

2 - Specifically WHAT are the restrictions in Houston as they relate to the DROUGHT conditions, not washing BMP's.

Houston has there own BMP's, not sure what you mean by "FINAL black and white "decsions" on BMP's. BMP's have never been the issue here and never really had a decison to be made on them that I am aware of. Enforecment and interpretation of law and jusrisdiction has been the issue which is what we (RON) has been able to help them with.


No restrictions as of yet on washing due to drought. Looks like the Mayor has turned her sights on "bandit" signs for now. I doubt anything will be done on restricitons that affect businesses until AFTER the next election, according to my sources.

While things are not totally fixed here, and we still have work to do, and are working on it, things are much better. Much better communication.

Carolina ProWash
09-29-2011, 08:40 AM
Okay, I guess that's a little clearer than mud now.


Houston Won't Affect you at all, No worries about BMP's. Just ignore them, do nothing, sit back


Today we talked to a Contractor that got sighted on a national Chains property.

He said that another company issued a stop pressure washing in the Houston Area.

I'm going to contact my sources of the one he is talking about because I have a great relationship with them.

Years ago when the Dry cleaning came out this same Co terminated all pressure washing across the country.

This is how this could hurt people everywhere.



Could you dissect this and clear it up then please?

Doug Rucker
09-29-2011, 08:47 AM
Fell free to call me if you have any questions or want to discuss further. Please understand that there are some things we just can't and won't discusss publicly due to a wide range of reasons. We do try to keep everyone informed as best we can without having our comments affect contractors trying to work here.

Carolina ProWash
09-29-2011, 10:01 AM
Doug, that response just on it's own is very disturbing :(

Doug Rucker
09-29-2011, 10:53 AM
Sad actually

Carolina ProWash
09-29-2011, 11:17 AM
I'm not sure what's worse - the fact that it's happened/still happening or the fact that no one else can help because it can't be discussed since only a chosen few are aware of who is what or where.

Ron Musgraves
09-29-2011, 02:40 PM
I'm not sure what's worse - the fact that it's happened/still happening or the fact that no one else can help because it can't be discussed since only a chosen few are aware of who is what or where.

It's mostly fall out, it's a shame that this slipped by our industry for nearly four years.

Fortunately we have all done our part.

Yes I agree it should not be as difficult to get help.

Fortunately the Uamcc was there to help when needed. Uamcc is still on top of this today, will see how it all turns out.

The Pwna and Eric was present at the last meeting.

Eric has remained in contact about Houston, it was hard to get them involved but have been supportive since the last meeting.

Things are headed in a good direction.

Robert uniting the bmp's definitely brought some good. Awareness of the issue and what can happen when. Orgs fail.

Keep in mind there's no blame to anyone except failure of us all to have capable orgs when this was happening. Keep in mind the Pwna was closed at that time and the Uamcc was not re-founded by Carlos .

I think your right in the aspect local networking is needed.

All issues should remain local.

Uamcc enviro consultant


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Ron Musgraves
09-29-2011, 02:50 PM
Doug, that response just on it's own is very disturbing :(

The reasons are local politics Celeste, we have gained information from several contractors local now that have been closed up or have received fines. We do not want all these situation posted public. No secrets I'm sure doug will share them off line as long as they are not published as intimidations like has already happened. Truths have been told and creditable witness's to many of these events. But we do not wish anyone at the city level to loose jobs do to assistance of information we received. These people have family's , just like washers do. I think you can understand that.


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