ON THE CORNER OF E. PARK LANE AND MORNINGSIDE DRIVE THERE IS GRASS THAT NEEDS TO BE MOWED. THE COMPLAINTANT CLAIMS THAT THIS IS THE CITIES PROPERTY. HE WANTS IT MOWED. HE NEEDS TO KNOW IF THIS IS HIS PROPERTY OR IF IT IS THE CITIES.
LAWN NEEDS MOWED. THIS IS A POSSIBLE UNREG. RENTAL. PARKING PROBLEMS.
Recently purchased this property. Says there is a drainage ditch behind property in City ROW which is badly plugged up with debris. Says this drainage "creek" drains much of Park Ridge area and the whole thing is clogged up. Would like City to have it cleaned out.
WANTS WATER TURNED ON AFTER HOURS, OFFICE IS CLOSED
WATER LEAK
CONTRACTOR "SNAGGED" METER PIT DURING EXCAVATION.
WATER COMING UP AROUND FIRE HYDRANT.
THERE ARE DEEP DITCHES ON EITHER SIDE OF MORNINGSIDE. WHEN IT RAINS, ESPECIALLY A HEAVY RAIN, THESE DITCHES FILL UP. THE WATER TENDS TO POOL AT THE INTERSECTION WITH LEXINGTON. THE WATER SETS AND BECOMES STAGNANT AND ATTRACTS MOSQUITOES
Complaint was relayed by David Hamilton. Problem with drainage ditch and drain going under Concord. Apparently it is not handling the water the way that it should and is eroding Mr. Burton's yard.
Mr. Plecher complained that his water has a very bad taste/smell. Utilities chemist at Dillman explained city ran out of carbon to treat water & algea taste comes through. This seems to happen 3 or 4 times a year. couldn't city purchase more carbon more often so this won't happen again?