Case Date:

1/9/1998

WATER STANDING AROUND SEWER CLEAN OUT. WANTS TO KNOW IF IT IS SURFACE WATER.

Case Date:

12/10/1997

CUSTOMER SAID THAT WATER RUNNING BESIDE LIFT STATION MIGHT BE A SEWAGE LEAK.

Case Date:

9/22/1997

WATER SPRAYED OUT OF TOILET WHEN SEWER CLEANING CREWS WERE DOING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE IN THE AREA.

Case Date:

9/18/1997

SEWER ODOR IN HOME AND OUTSIDE. CUSTOMER WAS ADVISED TO POUR WATER DOWN UNUSED DRAINS AND THAT WE WOULD COME CHECK OUR MAINS.

Case Date:

8/15/1997

MANHOLE HAS WATER IN IT

Case Date:

5/27/1997

MR. HEISE CALLED CITY COUNCIL MEMBER JASON BANACH ON MEMORIAL WEEKEND AND COMPLAINED ABOUT A CITY SEWER THAT WAS CAUSING WATER BACKUP IN HIS DRIVEWAY. MR. BANACH CALLED UTILITIES DEPT. ON 5/27/97 TO REGISTER COMPLAINT.

Case Date:

5/20/1997

Perpetual, seemingly continuing health problems - including gas leaks, lack of hot water on occasion, and some structural concerns. The sewage system is also extremely suspect. Repeatedly, (at least two times) raw human sewage has leaked in large quantities into basement. Fortune Properties took over a week to repair, and even then, more work was needed that was done.

Case Date:

5/7/1997

Mrs. Stone says she spoke to someone yesterday who was supposed to call her back but she doesn't know who it was. Says when City put in sidewalks a few years ago it caused changes in drainage and now everything (water, gravel, tar) washes up at the end of her property. She's "going to call the Mayor" if nothing gets done, so someone needs to at least touch base with her.

Case Date:

5/7/1997

Mrs. Stone says she spoke to someone yesterday who was supposed to call her back but she doesn't know who it was. Says when City put in sidewalks a few years ago it caused changes in drainage and now everything (water, gravel, tar) washes up at the end of her property. She's "going to call the Mayor" if nothing gets done, so someone needs to at least touch base with her.

Case Date:

4/23/1997

MR. FAULTLESS CALLED MAYOR'S OFC. TO COMPLAIN ABOUT LACK OF CBU DECISION ON SEWERS ON 17TH ST. HE SAID HIS SEPTIC FAILED SO HE NEEDED DECISION ABOUT SEWER IMMEDIATELY. IF CITY DOES NOT INSTALL SEWER, MR. FAULTLESS SAID HE CAN HAVE HIS OWN SYSTEM INSTALLED. MR. FAULTLESS FELT ONE HOLDUP WAS LARGE WATER MAINS ON KINSER. MR. FAULTLESS WOULD LIKE CITY TO TRANSFER MONEY FROM ANOTHER FUND TO CORRECT PROBLEM. MR. FAULTLESS WANTED MAYOR TO FORCE UTILITIES TO MOVE AHEAD WITH PROJECT.