Citizen says Aqua Pay Brochure is misleading and incorrect. Brochure says you call call 24 hours a day for information, he called and operator knew nothing about the program, or the evening appointments that are supposed to be available.
ADDITIONAL LINE LOCATES NEEDED BROWN AVENUE BY SERVICE
Citizen says that Recycling truck goes over her driveway and keeps breaking concrete. Understands they have a hard time turning around because its a cul-de-sac but had to pay $250 to fix it last year, and it almost needs it again. She MAY file a claim with Risk depending on our action. KEN: I need you to look at this and see if its possible to avoid going over the driveway, or if its possible to use another piece of equipment that could make the turn more easily (split packer?).
MS. STEELE COMPLAINED THAT SHE THOUGHT OUR METER READER HAD TRAMPLED THROUGH HER FLOWER BED WHEN WE READ THE METER.
HER YARD REPAIR NEEDS RE-DONE AGAIN IN THE FALL , WHEN IT STARTS RAINING AGAIN.
Last Thurs., Mr. Baus was driving W. on Bloomfield Rd. & was stuck in traffic, which had backed up from Adams to Twin Lakes baseball field. He said that two uniformed men had stopped the traffic flow to let cars in & out of the baseball field. He initially called the Police Dept. to find out who the men were & was told that they were from Parks & Rec. However, P&R said that they were not & directed him to Julio. Mr. Baus is frustrated with the run-around he says he received.
Last Thurs., Mr. Baus was driving W. on Bloomfield Rd. & was stuck in traffic, which had backed up from Adams to Twin Lakes baseball field. He said that two uniformed men had stopped the traffic flow to let cars in & out of the baseball field. He initially called the Police Dept. to find out who the men were & was told that they were from Parks & Rec. However, P&R said that they were not & directed him to Julio. Mr. Baus is frustrated with the run-around he says he received.
WANTS GRAVEL IN DRIVE WHERE CBU WORKED
METER PIT NEEDS RAISED TO GRADE LEVEL, THEY ARE GRADING PROPERTY.
Opposes the closing of the OAC woodworking shop. xc: Mick Renneisen