Construction sites are required to contain debris and runoff within their property under Montgomery County code. Aside from just being a unsightly mess, this is hazardous for elderly or disabled people trying to navigate the sidewalk.
Thursday, August 10, 2017
Downtown Bethesda demolition spilling out onto public sidewalk (Photos)
Construction sites are required to contain debris and runoff within their property under Montgomery County code. Aside from just being a unsightly mess, this is hazardous for elderly or disabled people trying to navigate the sidewalk.
Ooooh that smell
ReplyDeleteCan't you smell that smell
Ooooh that smell
The smell of hobby blogger desperation...
6:15: I realize there is a growing culture of lawlessness in the County Council, government, Planning Board, and MCPS, but rules are rules, and they have to be followed.
ReplyDeleteKinda looks like your bedroom huh?
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't be complaining if this were in Fredericksburg.
ReplyDeleteThe Best of Tampon Bob, August 9:
ReplyDelete"You can ignore the 'huge' vacancy rate in Virginia because they just have way more office space, which drives down rents and demand."
"Therefore office vacancies in Northern VA are artificially inflated, because it simply has so much more office space to fill."
Did you report it to 311?
ReplyDeleteWhat a mess. Residents in the Woodmont Triangle are hoping JBG are good neighbors during construction and keep things clean.
ReplyDeleteIf you're a stickler then report it to 311. Why bother telling us about it instead of 311? No one here cares.
ReplyDeleteI've seen hundreds of demolitions, and not one of them was "pretty."
ReplyDeleteShould the demo crew wash and vacuum the sidewalk?
Keeping a clean & safe site should be a best practice. Workers should clean up public space at the end of the day.
DeleteBe good neighbors!
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ReplyDeleteIt's not taxpayers...the developer needs to keep a clean site.
DeleteDyer, please report this to 311 it's a clear violation.
ReplyDeleteYes, the sidewalk and street needs to be kept clear of both runoff and debris. We had work done at my house, and the contractor left dirt and mud all over the sidewalk and the street. MC DPS fined me $2,000 ($1,000 per violation). I passed it on to the contractor, but that also got them to realize they need to keep the public areas clean.
I just filed the complaint with MCDPS via 311 website. It's Service Request number 200057610 if anyone wants to track it.
ReplyDeleteThank so 3:27! Appreciate what you do for the community where no one else has.
DeleteBoys, if you keep doing Robbie's job for him, he's never going to learn to do it himself.
ReplyDeleteBB has four breaking crime reports in the past two days, plus one story of voter fraud; Robert Dyer is reduced to reporting on muddy sidewalys.
ReplyDeleteGGW takes on the NIMBYs of Leland Street!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone else smell a Pulitzer??
ReplyDeleteYour really bad at what you do BOb find another hobby because if you think this is news and think BB is bad you are clearly delusional. How is this news?? You are such a complainer dude, should someone be vacuuming the dirt? You used to be good buddy now you take pictures of signs and dirt on sidewalks.. Slightly failing over here pal
ReplyDeleteF**k ton o' mayo
DeleteThat's all I gotta say.
Bob I will bodyslam you through your mothers coffee table!!!!
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