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Originally Posted by Resolute 14
Thinking logistically, the only two must haves for the start of the season are new seats in the lower bowl and an operational ice plant. They could go primitive everywhere else, including no working jumbotron. Though I doubt Daktronics would have any issues getting that all fixed inside three months.
Dressing rooms, office space and food services can all be handled in temporary fashions. Even if the players change in glorified ATCO trailers for a bit.
With enough money and workers, being open for the first game of the season is realistic. Hosting concerts in two weeks, not so much. It'll probably take a week to mostly dry out, and then demo work has to start immediately. If the jumbotron controls are ground level, I would imagine the speaker system's controls are too.
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you are forgetting about the service entry transformer, the main switchgear, the central distribution panel, and the numerous electrical rooms on the ground floor, and the conduits and cables inside them. None of it waterproof, all of it submerged, and all of it will need replaced, not 'dried out', in order to pass inspection. It will be a monumental task. It's way easier installing that stuff during the original construction than it is to retro-fit new equipment.
The job won't even be estimated until weeks from now..then there will be the tenders, etc.
The Flames will not be using that building in this calendar year at least.