(nice job ND)

On Wednesday the 25th of Nov. (day before Thanksgiving) I was walking my dog around a community park. While walking past the community pool, I heard water running. I looked through the fence and saw that there was a hose wrapped around the diving board and water was going into the pool, at a large pressure I might add. Now this pool was completely empty, except for a very large amount of fallen leaves. Skip to Friday (the day after Thanksgiving) and the hose is still on at full force. The pool is not filling, but rather the water is just going ‘down-the-drain’. The leaves have now increased also because of the number of trees surrounding the pool. Sunday, still on and the water has not risen indicating that the water is just go’n down the drain! I called Monday morn to the city and spoke to someone. She said she or someone else would call me back. Late that day, she did and said she was informed that it was some sort of “sewage cleaning”. I have never heard of this before. Can someone explain to me, how running water into a (Large) pool, containing lots of leaves, is cleaning the sewer? I didn’t understand, neither did she and I was out and didn’t have time to ask more questions.

Essentially, this water was running from (at least) Wednesday afternoon until Tuesday early eve (when I walked my dog and saw it was off). For at least 5 days water was running down the drain of an empty pool….why?

I think that the owners of the Polynesian Mobile Home Park are just trying to recoup money they lost in the lawsuit. Had they done the necessary repairs and maintenance before the flooding, they wouldn’t be faced with the cost. Also, according the the reports submitted, the owners of that land are paying off the interest to the bank that made the loan for the repairs;a loan the bank is reimbursing the owners!

Many of those residents are seniors on fixed incomes, and 200 more per month will, cause only further hardship to them, and to the others that cannot afford this large increase!

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Nice Job!