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  1. jrmsa

    Lagoon Liner Damage, probably Turtles

    And as the city's consultant, we did suggest that they look further into that, and left in their hands to pursue as far as they felt comfortable. Being a city of 500 people, I don't think they pursued it. Thanks for the tips cvg and Fwilson.
  2. jrmsa

    Lagoon Liner Damage, probably Turtles

    We have contacted them and the warranty doesn't cover this sort of thing. They also had no suggestion for a solution as they had "never heard of this before." They provided the city with a patch kit at the cities expense to patch it themselves.
  3. jrmsa

    Lagoon Liner Damage, probably Turtles

    Yes, I agree. I don't think they are doing it as a source of food. It seems that they are trying to get behind it, probably because it's warm. Started happening in the winter. To decrease the fold or ripple is a good idea, and one we suggested on the next project, but to eliminate is near...
  4. jrmsa

    Lagoon Liner Damage, probably Turtles

    The liner is a reinforced polypropylene/rubber-based geomembrane that is produced with a 9x9 polyester weft inserted scrim reinforcement. It's 1.14 mm thick, and manufactured by Firestone.
  5. jrmsa

    Lagoon Liner Damage, probably Turtles

    Has anyone ever encountered the lagoon liner being damaged/eaten by animals, namely turtles? If so, please offer some advice/help on how to combat it. Seems to be happening on the side facing the sun the most, and only where the liner has a "ripple" in it. It's occurring at the water line...

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