First they had the dots. Then the dots and X’s. Then the dots and X’s and circles.
There’s a system here that I’m not totally sure about. But maybe that’s just me. How far can this go?
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They’re marking pavement and sidewalk that needs to be repaired.
Right, I mean, it just seems like they’re just gonna cover the ground with markings before they get around to actually fixing anything.
That makes sense. We pay for a $6.5 billion annual budget, which includes guys with spray paint to flag the sidewalks, for $80k a year + lifetime benefits & a fat retirement salary. But the property owner has to pay for the actual repair work.
That’s been written into the City charter for eons.
god forbid a public employee makes a decent wage in one of the most expensive cities in the us.
And your alternative is what exactly?
Wow, that’s a sweet job. Where do I apply?
A confused game of tic tac toe.
they’re marking the sidewalk for the property owner to repair. not the city.
God forbid the city should have to repair its own sidewalks.
They aren’t the city’s sidewalks.
Marco, you clearly don’t understand property ownership in a city
i’m perfectly happy paying to fix my own sidewalk, as long as my property taxes actually go to the schools like they are supposed to…. which they don’t
Did you vote for people like Dave Campos and John Avalos, who are spending YOUR precious tax dollars drafting resolution that does nothing for you?
I see a lot of writing, but little action. If only the commenter actually did something outside of the internets.