Case Date:

1/22/1997

MRS. POLK STATES THAT SHE HAS A PROBLEM BY THE SIDE OF HER DRIVEWAY AND MAILBOX. THE WATER RUNOFF POOLS AT THIS SPOT CAUSING A SMALL POND EFFECT. WHEN THE WATER WAS COLDER THIS AREA FROZE CAUSING A HAZARD.

Case Date:

1/15/1997

SEWER BACKUP

Case Date:

1/8/1997

WANTS TO KNOW WHAT IS BEING DONE TO PREVENT SEWER BACKUPS WHEN WE HAVE HEAVY RAINS.

Case Date:

1/7/1997

Exits around gym being chained shut during sporting activities.

Case Date:

1/2/1997

LOW PRESSURE

Case Date:

12/30/1996

WATER SEEPING UP INTO STREET.

Case Date:

12/23/1996

WATER MAIN BREAK

Case Date:

12/20/1996

locate sewer lateral-snake in

Case Date:

12/19/1996

temporary turn off meter

Case Date:

12/17/1996

Mr. Prosser is a bicyclist. In October he sent Jim Sherman a letter inspired by the recent BPD brochure on bicycles. He notes that BMC 15.56.020, which prohibits bicycles with a wheel radius of over 14" from riding on the sidewalk, in effect allows all bicycles to be ridden on the sidewalk. He suggests that the code be amended to read "diameter." He also suggests that, in the future, the brochure correctly use "wheelbase." Please refer to B&PSC and the Traffic Commission. Thank You.