Case Date:

1/5/1998

TRASH/OTHER METAL CAN WAS BENT ALL TO PIECES BY CREWS THIS MORNING. HE WILL PUT CAN BACK OUT FOR KEN TO SEE. SAYS CAN IS TOO FAR GONE TO BEND BACK OUT.

Case Date:

1/4/1998

Friday/pick-up: Other/Other: Talked w/John Freeman. Resident will have 2-3 small bafs tied together w/one sticker. It will be less than 40 lbs. Since trash was not picked up on Saturday. Her can is already full.

Case Date:

1/2/1998

Male person called fire department regarding conditions at Kilroy's Sports bar. Remodelling is underway and he believes that there are unsafe conditions regarding exposed electrical and remodelling work. Wants us to check it out.

Case Date:

1/2/1998

RECYCLING/HIS COMPLAINT WAS TO LET YOU KNOW YOU ARE LEAVING PART OF HIS RECYCLABLES (CAN & NEWSPAPERS) AND THROWING THE BINS IN THE YARD. HE WASN'T REAL UPSET, BUT WANTS THE PROBLEM CORRECTED. THANKS

Case Date:

1/2/1998

RECYCLING/WHITE PAPER

Case Date:

12/31/1997

Citizen says crews broke the handle off his brand new rubbermaid trash can this morning. Says he's "tired of guys throwing the lids and cans all over the place." Says the handle could have been snapped back on but was apparently thrown out, wants can replaced. He will set damaged can out for Ken to look at.

Case Date:

12/31/1997

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Case Date:

12/31/1997

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Case Date:

12/31/1997

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Case Date:

12/31/1997

Subscriber says he inadvertently missed paying his December bill by a few days and was charged a late fee of $3.50 on an $11.26 bill (the bill was low due to a TCI overbilling error the previous month). Understands he missed the due date but thinks it is ridiculous and unfair that he should be charged so high a fee on so small a bill. TCI took care of the billing misunderstanding.