Cathy Chamberlain, BED Operations Administrator u xilsaaray arrinkan Bill Ward Director of Permitting and Inspections

This was reported as an electric department issue. and will not permit other city workers to acknowledge. I received the following message in my attempt.

Error : You are not authorized to acknowledge this issue.

The City of Burlington property map indicates this is the property of Hulbert supply. We will contact them about removing any abandoned vehicles from their property. The map below outlines the property lines for individual parcels.

This issue is acknowledged.

if the road was maintained at all, it would prevent all the garbage being dumped by Burlington residents.

I've communicated to the city about he condition of the road. Here is their response: " will double check when back in town, but my recollection is that Pine Place is an unaccepted street. That means it is still private, owned by one or several of the adjacent landowners along the corridor. City ordinance says that private roads should not be maintained by the City. When we do have time and resources allow, we do plow parts of Pine Place as a courtesy. The maintenance of private streets is the responsibility of the private landowners who own the road."

If Pine place is not owned and maintained by the city, why do we have notices on our cats today and our road is highlighted on the map and we were warned not to park our cars there.
So confusing and not really quite understandable.

Cars...not cats....Ha ha ha. Great slip up!

The City swept the asphalt part of the street only - the part that we own.
- this issue is closed