Is it illegal for a person or company to plow snow across a public street and onto a neighbor's property or road? Please respond here as if it is I'd like to complain. The company hired by a vacant property has done this twice now. Clogs the road and creates a snow mound in my yard that does not belong.
This is on a utility pole behind my house at 319 N Dunn St. The pole is located on the south side of 8th St. between Dunn and Grant. It's right next to the small parking spot in my back yard (there's normally a black Subaru Forrester parked there). When I noticed it last night, it was swinging back and forth in the wind. I know absolutely nothing about electrician stuff, but I'm worried that this is an exposed wire from the utility lines that could hurt someone.
I wish the site contained a systematic history of the park like some of the other park sites.
Very difficult to determine trash collection schedule for next week (Christmas week). Sanitation page says "one day delay" on "December 24 (Christmas)." Really? Christmas is the 25th!
mail for Dorchester Village sent to 333 S Landmark Ave - this is address for Vincennes University Workforce Dev Services
A small tree and some christmas lights were ripped out of my lawn Sat. night
I am interested in a property located on 212 S Roosevelt St. Is the land survey that is on record public knowledge? If so, how would I go about getting access to the land survey for this property? Thanks in advance.
It's not inaccessible, but the parking lines around the square are now completely invisible this morning, under a light dusting of snow. I contacted the City about this two months ago, and got a message saying that it was "resolved" and that they "would be painting the lines this week." They remain unpainted. I am the County Recorder, I work in the Courthouse, and I and many others here arrive before full light in the winter. We cannot see to park. Please get these painted at the earliest possible date. Thank you. -Eric Schmitz
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