Mood:  celebratory

Here is a copy of the letter that was addressed to me by Evangelina Flores, Senior Code Enforcement Inspector, City of Fresno.

This reply shows that Fresno City officials are on the ball. They are doing their best to solve issues. The only problem is that they will never know anything if nobody complains. If nobody says anything, then everything is presumably ok. Home developers and builders can work with the city and county officials to enhance Fresno's quality of life. If these developers do not want to live with waste, how can they expect us, citizens, to live with it?

Copy of the letter

"Code Enforcement is in receipt of your letter dated February 15, 2006 addressing the use of a vacant lot. We recently mailed Sunriver Homebuilder a notice to clean up the lot and verified that it was cleaned on February 23, 2006. We will inspect the property again next week. We will also be following up with a formal response to your letter.

If there are any other concerns or if you have any other information you would like to provide us with, please call or email me.

Evangelina Flores
Senior Code Enforcement Inspector
Email: Evangelina.Flores@fresno.gov
Phone: (559) 621-8443"

Posted by Fashionista Shopping Analyst at 9:01 PM EST

Updated: Sunday, 26 February 2006 9:02 PM EST

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Great news! Somehow Sunriver is cleaning up its construction mess in Brian Calhoun's district2. Our children will be able to breathe again. The stench that has been on this Patriots Home or Mark One or Mark I-owned lot is gone. Well, we may be asking what is coming next. In the past few months, half cleanup always led to more dumping despite the company's sign. Is Sunriver going to clean up the whole lot?

No matter what, we want to rejoice over this new development.

Posted by Fashionista Shopping Analyst at 11:13 AM EST

Updated: Thursday, 16 February 2006 11:23 AM EST

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