Atop the bridge, you can see the heartlands far off into the distance. The body of water here is Lower Peirce Reservoir. These two bodies of water were renamed in 1922 after Robert Peirce, a municipal engineer who implemented the impounding of these reservoirs. https://t.co/A3DdutiLJQ
Upper Peirce Reservoir
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atop bridge into distance body water here lower reservoir these water were after robert municipal engineer these
atop bridge see heartlands far distance body water lower peirce reservoir 2 bodies water renamed 1922 robert peirce municipal engineer implemented impounding reservoirs
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The given Twitter post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post mentions a bridge, a reservoir, and bodies of water, but there is no mention of any facilities or infrastructure related to public housing. Therefore, the post does not fall under the category of maintenance report feedback for public flat houses.