Plastics and Chemical plants are in full swing and are expanding rapidly. 

You'll also need six mil plastic to cover the floor.

I would have expected an OSB/plywood sheathing with plastic house-wrap or felt paper depending on the age. 

TLDR: the wise city council has moved on from solving global warming by banning plastic grocery bags and is now on a mission to protect innocent homeowners from you predatory investors. http://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/city-moves-t...

While the numbers affixed to the box are permanent I wanted to find if anyone has found a material that adheres to plastic that can be removed after the tenants move out.These tenants put their last name on the outside of the metal box that I replaced that was broken.

These are generally pretty low maintenance, but it is a good idea to remove sediment from time to time because it is bad if it builds up in the pipes.For a red neck fix, next time there is moderate to heavy rain forecast, cover the drain with a piece of plastic or tarp in order to intentionally flood the lot.

In this case all they do is dig it up at the street and run a new plastic line through the old line.

Here is some advice, rip out all the plants put down black plastic to prevent weeds from growing and plant plastic plants.

You build it by responsibly managing the plastic cards, mortgages, and making payments on time while increasing the length of credit history.

This involves plastic sheeting, fans, bunny suits, and a place to dispose of the stuff you tear out.