Issue acknowledged.

I think this would be up the street further perhaps about # 60 or so. Its on the north side of the road. It des make it harder to drive by as it is wide and unattached to a vehicle as required >

Sunday 4-15-18 still there !!!

Tue. am still there !!!!

The Burlington Police Department Parking Unit was notified Tuesday morning. They were going to try to identify what trailer the report was referring to. We received an updated report that it was the trailer with flat tires. The parking unit is authorized to issue tickets to vehicles that are parked in the street in violation of the parking ordinance. They were going to determine what the status was and report back to us if they needed our assistance.

Wed am. Trailer gone, Thank you.

This issue is closed.

I think it's really unfortunate when we have new neighbors who try to help out other neighbors and what happens, people complain about a construction trailer. Welcome to the neighborhood. Is this teally what seeclickfix is for?.

Neighbor-

I understand your concern. First let me say that if you have a comment or question, you can just add it without clicking the "Re-open button". When an issue gets re-opened it indicates to city staff that the problem that was reported and closed was not actually fixed. That does not appear to be what you were trying to report.

It looks like you were making a comment and how neighbors treat each other. To the extent that things get reported on SeeClickFix, it is how reports are made to the city and all comments are welcome.

There are times when neighbors just need to talk with one another and there are neighbors who feel intimidated or are not equipped to make that personal connection with a fellow neighbor. Code Enforcement is required by ordinance to respond to a citizen's complaint so our response would happen with or without SeeClickFix. I prefer the public nature of SeeClickFix because without it, you might not be aware of the neighborhood concern AND you would not have had the ability to add your comment publicly. Now more neighbors know you are trying to encourage neighborly behavior toward one another. That's a good thing. Thank you.