While burying his neighbor cable drop, Insight tore out Mr. Vandervort's cable. They ran a new cable across his yard. It took five weeks to bury his cable. Now, its been 10 weeks since the inital incident and his yard is still not repaired. He has made several phone calls to Insight to resolve this problem.
wanted to know what can be done about people around maxwell house parking in the street. the street parking makes it very difficult for the buses and vans to manuever in and around the driveway.
REFERRED BY STREET DEPT: THERE IS A HOLE IN THE BLACKTOP AT THE CORNER OF HIGHLAND AVENUE & MILLER DRIVE (HIGHLAND HOMES SUBDIVISION). PER STREET DEPT. IT SEEMS THAT THE SEWER LINE WAS NOT COMPACTED BEFORE IT WAS COVERED BY BLACKTOP. THE SIDEWALK AS WELL AS THE ROAD APPEAR TO BE SINKING IN. IT DOES SEEM LIKE SOMEONE, THEY DO NOT KNOW WHO, HAS BEEN OUT LOOKING AT THE PROBLEM.
#1-storm sewer drain requires a riser be installed #2 rat infestation problem
There is a visibility issue on the SW corner of Maxwell Street & Thornton Drive. The house on the corner built a fence around the property and planted trees on the outside which has caused a visibility issue for someone going north on Thornton looking to the west on Maxwell.
The property owner on the northeast corner has a chain link fence with pine trees. The trees have become overgrown and are causing a line of sight problem for drivers pulling off of Huntington onto Miller Drive.
Citizen states that the trees/shrubs on the southeast corner of Huntington & Hillside causes a line of sight problem for those turning off of Huntington onto Hillside.
When you are traveling east on Miller Drive and approach the intersection with Maxwell Street, you cannot see the stop sign due the foliage surrounding it. The lot is next to 1254 E. Miller Drive.
Weeds & grass obstructing line of sight at NE corner of E. Miller Dr. & Covey Ln. 1245 is closest address .
333-0062--Marco Plastics, Complainant reported that employees are smoking inside, mislabled or open containers which are not properly stored. Extension cords on the floor et al.