Case Date:

7/30/1997

LOW PRESSURE

Case Date:

7/30/1997

LOW PRESSURE

Case Date:

7/30/1997

NO WATER, AFTER HOURS CALL OUT

Case Date:

7/29/1997

NO WATER

Case Date:

7/29/1997

Citizen says several limbs blew down in last storm. Right near the pond and pagoda as you enter Winston St from Sare Road (3100-3200 block). She believes they are in city ROW. BOB: please check and see if this is ours to take care of. Thanks.

Case Date:

7/28/1997

Citizen says that Recycling truck goes over her driveway and keeps breaking concrete. Understands they have a hard time turning around because its a cul-de-sac but had to pay $250 to fix it last year, and it almost needs it again. She MAY file a claim with Risk depending on our action. KEN: I need you to look at this and see if its possible to avoid going over the driveway, or if its possible to use another piece of equipment that could make the turn more easily (split packer?).

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:

7/28/1997

When sewer line was being installed, her property line was taken out, ground bulldozed, fence cut/damaged, and dog houses turned over. She wants Crider & Crider to replace fence. She has called C & C, CBU, Engineering, and Risk. SEE JANE FLEIG and/or JENNIFER LLOYD FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

Case Date:

7/28/1997

When sewer line was being installed, her property line was taken out, ground bulldozed, fence cut/damaged, and dog houses turned over. She wants Crider & Crider to replace fence. She has called C & C, CBU, Engineering, and Risk. SEE JANE FLEIG and/or JENNIFER LLOYD FOR FURTHER DETAILS.

Case Date:

7/28/1997

Could you please check out 616 South Walnut. A residence between Ted's Auto and a furniture store on the west side of the street. Over grown lawn -- looks bad on an entry way to downtown.