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Hotel manager warns overnight PG&E vault work will shut bookings, PG&E outlines safety settings
Summary
Manager of Water's Edge Hotel says planned overnight PG&E work on Main Street Oct. 29 will likely force large cancellations and cause about $40,000 in lost revenue; PG&E liaison described enhanced power-safety settings and urged residents to update contact preferences.
Justin, manager of the Water's Edge Hotel, told the Tiburon Town Council on Oct. 15 that a PG&E project to replace an underground vault and install an electric charging station for the Angel Island ferry will run about six days starting Oct. 29 and has been scheduled for overnight work, which he said will seriously disrupt hotel operations.
The hotel manager said the overnight schedule will expose guests to jackhammers and other loud machinery and that the hotel currently has about 40 reservations (roughly 70 room nights) during the project window. "Most, if not all of them, will likely cancel the reservations," Justin said, estimating conservatively about $40,000 in lost revenue. He said town staff and a Chamber of Commerce…
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