On 6/4/07, Seth Kulick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cars are getting towed on 46th street, between Chester and Kingsessing, and
I think north and south of that as well. There are two or three badly placed
signs, and none at all on one side of the street, although they are towing on
both sides.
Actually USP is in summer session. I think some of the cars that were
towed had their horns broken.I heard (from around the corner on
Kingsessing) the sound of continuous honking as the sound moved away,
more than once. I had a fantasy that someone was trapped in a car and
trying to get out or
Actually Springfield and Kingsessing.
The signs have been up since last Wednesday, though many were taken down
because a number of them were stapled to the trees.
On 6/4/07, Seth Kulick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cars are getting towed on 46th street, between Chester and Kingsessing,
and
I
My block was done last week. I thought that the continuous honking was the
tow truck coming through warning everyone (twice). I only heard the honking
when they started (6 am).
Margie
Actually USP is in summer session. I think some of the cars that were
towed had their horns broken.I heard
On 6/4/07, Margie Politzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My block was done last week. I thought that the continuous honking was the
tow truck coming through warning everyone (twice). I only heard the
honking
when they started (6 am).
I thought the continuous honking was the wankers flying south
What's even more lame? The bureaucracy of our streets department. Several
days ago (when I noticed the signs) I had called the streets department to
see what kind of scheduled street work was supposed to happen. I live on
the 1100 block of S. 46th. After several attempts (6 different phone
I was rather puzzled by this as well -- I'm no streets expert, but I
walk along mine a fair amount and noticed no anomolies that looked like
they'd require repaving.
I imagine that every single tax dollar I've spent since I moved here
wouldn't cover this. Where's our community input on this
I called Jannie Blackwell's office last week to complain about this waste of
tax dollars and unnecessary inconvenience. They said they would get back to
me; I am still waiting. Calls from other residents couldn't hurt...
Margie
I was rather puzzled by this as well -- I'm no streets expert,
I say we all rebell by trying to enforce the fine to the contractor (I was
told they are the ones responsible for putting up the signs). I think each
occurrence can be up $100? Can someone look up the law? Can Kyle go down the
entire stretch of 46th and take pictures of all the trees that have
I was trying not to see this as some possible form of mismanagement and
corruption. Because I'm an optomistic guy. But it smells a little like
Haliburton to me. Of course, I know _NOTHING_ about road surfacing, so
this is a total lay person's perspective. The road could have been ready
to explode
Did the towing guys rip the branch off the tree at 46th and Baltimore in
retaliation?
If so, I'll never tear a sign off a tree again.
-Lew
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a sign off a tree again.
-Lew
From: B Andersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007 09:03:41 -0400
Actually Springfield and Kingsessing.
The signs have been up since last Wednesday
the towing guys rip the branch off the tree at 46th and Baltimore in
retaliation?
If so, I'll never tear a sign off a tree again.
-Lew
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