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I mean I believe it’s a safety concern. We have massive storm drains with the tops falling through and they’ve been like that for over a month? Maybe longer? We have children walking home from school. There’s a popular park. Also a senior facility across the street from this one I’ve posted the one down the street is in front of the bowling alley and popular restaurants that adults and children frequently go to. So I didn’t think it needed a call to see how many different dangers there are but I’ll call.

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