Workers from Rosetta Construction were busy Saturday working on the new sewer interceptor along La-Z-Boy drive. When completed, the new sewer line will help reduce flooding for residents downtown and along East Spring street.
Sorry but this doesn't impress me. I went to see friends in town today and you could hardly get down the street in front of their street without jarring your back out shape. It was disgraceful and this is a wonderful old concrete street that would last another 100 years if it were taken care of....why should pay taxes for decades and have streets like that while certain parts of town get millions wasted to make them nice and pretty....downtown has had minor flooding for years and years...and didn't wash away....
This city is competely turned upside down, licking somebody's boots while those who pay the bills are kicked in the teeth.
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Sorry but this doesn't impress me. I went to see friends in town today and you could hardly get down the street in front of their street without jarring your back out shape. It was disgraceful and this is a wonderful old concrete street that would last another 100 years if it were taken care of....why should pay taxes for decades and have streets like that while certain parts of town get millions wasted to make them nice and pretty....downtown has had minor flooding for years and years...and didn't wash away....
ReplyDeleteThis city is competely turned upside down, licking somebody's boots while those who pay the bills are kicked in the teeth.