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  Burlington, VT (Ufficialità verificata)

  Burlington, VT ha assegnato questo problema a Bill Ward Director of Permitting and Inspections

  19/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Cathy Chamberlain, BED Operations Administrator (Ufficialità verificata)

  These lines do not belong to Burlington Electric. I will share the photo with the communications companies (BT, Consolidated Communications, Comcast).

  20/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Cathy Chamberlain, BED Operations Administrator (Ufficialità verificata)

  I was advised today that these wires belong to Traffic. They are taking care of them.

  24/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Riconosciuto DPW Pine Customer Service (Ufficialità verificata)

  Thank you for reporting this issue. The Department of Public Works will now begin its investigation into the matter.

  24/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Chiusa Traffic Signal Engineer (Ufficialità verificata)

  The broken conduit is from an unused interconnect cable that used to keep this and the next two signals north synchronized with each other. It worked 30+ years ago. Sometime in the way past (separately) these three controllers failed and were replaced with units that did not need the cable to maintain timing relationships with their neighbors. The cable was removed to avoid having to continue to maintain it. The figure-8 cable in the picture is deenergized and not connected to anything, so it poses no electrical hazard. If we ever want to connect this signal to some sort of central control, say over a fiber link, the conduit and cable stub remain a good way to pull a new wire into the control cabinet, so for now it makes sense to leave as-is. The conduit, even though broken, serves as a means to physically protect the one next to it (which is being used) and thus helps in the overall present situation. If the wood pole is ever replaced it would make sense at that time to do some excavation and replace and upgrade both conduits. The Department of Public Works has resolved this request. Thanks for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.

  25/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Reopened David Kopec (Utente registrato)

  It's a really eye sore and it's disappointing that the city thinks it's appropriate to leave public infrastructure looking in such a dilapidated state.

  26/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Riconosciuto DPW Pine Customer Service (Ufficialità verificata)

  Thank you for this update. Our staff will look back into this issue and update you as soon as we can.

  27/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Traffic Signal Engineer (Ufficialità verificata)

  This issue was recategorized from Other to Transportation and Parking Improvement Request.

  27/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Traffic Signal Engineer (Ufficialità verificata)

  The lengthy response was to explain what it was, why it was, why it is okay for now (short-term), and assure that it is not a hazard. We cannot keep all things in perfect shape at all times. We have to choose when and where to make upgrades using efficient, synergistic opportunities to share work when they arise. This is being reclassified as a long term improvement request.

  27/08/2020 · Segnala Segnalato
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  Burlington, VT (Ufficialità verificata)

  Thank you for this update. We will look back into this issue and update you as soon as we can.

  26/10/2021 · Segnala Segnalato

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