Description
DOT again!
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Q. Is it on public or private property?
A. Private
A. Private
Q. Is the graffiti on a public sign? (Street Sign, Stop Sign, etc.)
A. No
A. No
Pris en compte par:
Burlington, VT
Graffiti on east side of tan brick building ▶ Reconnu
230 College St. Burlington, Vermont
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ID du Problème:
1665214Submitted To:
Burlington, VTCatégorie:
Graffiti on private propertyVues:
2704 foisQuartier:
Burlington ElectricA signalé:
le- Partager
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4 Commentaires
IT Department (Membre officiel vérifié)
Reconnu Permitting and Inspections (Membre officiel vérifié)
Bill Ward Director of Permitting and Inspections (Membre officiel vérifié)
I am updating this as on older post so residents know we have not forgotten the issue and let you know there is a reason the issue has not been closed.
Graffiti that occurs on Private Property is not an issue that the City can directly control. Ultimately the property owner is responsible. Our practice is to notify property owners of the report, encourage them to make a police report and offer assistance if we have materials or staff that can assist them.
Private property graffiti issues that do not get resolved quickly are generally either:
1) Difficult to reach surfaces we cannot help with,
2) Large projects that require coordination with the property owner
3) Delicate surfaces that the property owner needs to have resurfaced
or 4) Properties where the owner has refused our assistance.
Each private property graffiti issue will ultimately be addressed according to the property owner's sense of urgency about the issue.
CErwin (Membre officiel vérifié)