Public Works O & M assigned this issue to PW-Engineering-PCienega

When will this issue be addressed and corrected?

I reported this issue one year after the area was dug up and promised to be restored. It has been and additional year. Yes, I want to leave the issue open. More importantly I'd like the city to use it's powers to enforce compliance---but drive by and admire the sunflowers I planted in front of this eyesore. Lemonade.

Still not fixed...420 days...and that was a year in!

Well, the orange circle cable was cut so that only about six inches now sticks up out of the ground. It's a start, but not a good solution. There was a message from a landscaper inquiring about the replanting and claiming the requested planting to match the existing plantings didn't exist. I forwarded him the generic and specific name of the plant...and they exist in plenty,,,,but not locally at this time. In addition, the sidewalk has never been repoured. So, the issue has not been resolved. The developer needs additional---prodding? a hefty fine? And I need wine.

still not fixed

They finally started with the repair today but did not finish the sidewalk nor begin the replanting of the vegetation.

Over 600 days. Amazing. Nope. Sidewalk not yet fixed. Vegetation not yet replaced. Kind of undercuts faith in government? Maybe by the 4th? :^)

NO!!!! 700+ days!!!!!!!!

AMAZING! Finally, the sidewalk has been poured. Next, the contractor needs to remove the chunks of asphalt left behind and replant the vegetation. In addition, there needs to be a commitment to a watering program so once the plants are installed, they will survive. The soil needs amending.It's hot and dry out. No plant will survive under those conditions without water and monitoring.

They've done a partial fix on this site. they did replant the vegetation, but did not replace the soil, hence the new dirt and vegetation is a good 3 inches lower than the adjacent beds on wither side. They panted in August and no plan was in place for watering. We are trying, but as dry and warm as it is, many of these plants are failing to thrive. Finally, there is still a long piece of the orange conduit sticking up out of the ground. I'd love to hack-saw it off but so far have refrained. So what is their level of responsibility. You'd think after more than two years, this shouldn't still be an issue.

Hey, thanks for your effort. Too bad the contractor is such a jerk. He did the bare minimum and took 3+ years. If I was his kind of person, I'd steal some nice top soil and mulch from across the street in the dark of the night to bring back the Madison Cottages side to previous standards. I'm not, and so what he's done will have to do, but it's a shame that ethics doesn't apply, code enforcement only partially so, and the slime gets away without doing the right thing.