Just a reminder, yes, that an "easement" is actually *the property of a homeowner*, to which the relevant government or government sanctioned utility provider has been granted legal access; if someone accessing their property on an easement to a homeowner's lot damages that lot, the person who damages it is responsible, not the government -- unless it is the government itself's workers who do it.

Yes the point is, I know who did it and would like to be fixed. I'm not saying govt at fault , this is simply reporting the incident and helping the community.

Certainly.

My reminder, in turn, is that Pinellas County Communications only monitors this site for tickets that some municipal agency in the county would be responsible for; they don't *operate* the site, and won't dispatch such tickets to private companies; someone is going to have to call the contractor in question directly.

Unless the house was being demo'd *at the behest of the county*, about which I obviously can't speculate. :-)

Thank you for sending this report. I can understand your frustration. Since this took place in the City of St. Petersburg, it has been forwarded to the city for attention and follow up.

Thank you for your past submission to Pinellas County SeeClickFix. In an effort to clean-up old issues that were resolved some time ago. We are 'closing' any issues that were submitted in the past for which the work has been completed or the issue has otherwise been resolved.
If for any reason the issue you submitted in the past is still unresolved, please resubmit a new report to Pinellas County SeeClickFix and we will investigate and take any necessary action.
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