Case Date:

9/8/1997

All sewer drains on Illinois, Lindberg, 13th & 12th need to be cleaned out. See letter.

Case Date:

8/13/1997

OAC woodshop should be kept open. (See letter) xc: Mick Renneisen

Case Date:

8/12/1997

Kid City commendation. Her daughter and a friend attended 2 sessions of KC Outdoor this summer. It was a wonderful experience. Activities were creative and fun. Really enjoyed the camp-out @ Yellowwood. Especially impressed with the counselors - great role models. Keep up the good work! (see letter)

Case Date:

2/13/2003

Ms. Hanner requested an adjustment on her bill. She was in Florida for Christmas. Unit in toilet tank broke and water ran for most of three weeks. Cost $58.73 to repair. Her water bill was $516.94. She wants an adjustment.

Case Date:

2/12/2004

Letter from Cheryl Crider-Jackson indicated she was gone 10 days of billing period in August '03. She believes her water usage was too high for that period and would like review by USB Adm. Subcommittee.

Case Date:

6/12/2001

Rec'd letter from Thomas R. Yeagley, 3911 W. Indian Creek Dr. He wanted to complain about his bill - felt his wastewater charge was too high. He watered his garden and other plantings.

Case Date:

11/18/2004

Customer requested adjustment in account due to need for heavy watering in Sept. 2004. Will be scheduled for appeal at next USB Admin. Subcommittee meeting.

Case Date:

6/3/1997

Bicyclists don't abide by the law. Will Bike/Ped Commission be concerned with bike safety? We should pass bike safety laws. (see attached) (FYI---GIS System does not recognize address Mr. Venstra gave.)

Case Date:

7/28/1997

The line of sight problem is at the intersection of Heather Drive and the east leg of Laurel Court. When you travel south on Laurel Court and approach the intersection with Heather Drive, there is no stop sign on the right side and the stop sign on the left side is obstructed by tree branches. Please see attached letter.

Case Date:

3/5/1997

Windy weather on Feb 26th blew much of neighborhood's recyclables into citizen's yard. He suggests reminding residents to use covered containers to keep recyclables from blowing away.