City Plans To Fix Flood Prone Neighborhoods

taxpayer 35yrs wrote:

since they say the new fee is to help with standing rain water and we are all paying our share, I want my street fixed too. we should start flooding city hall with any complaints of standing rain water

fed-up wrote:

the city is working on installing sewers city wide as part of the better jax plan. but personally i dont want it, i like my septic tank that works just fine. what happened to consumer choice, i dont want to pay a fee for sewer when i dont even need the thing
oh and the take home patrol cars create a sense of omni-presence. it lowers the crime rate, educate yourself and you would probably understand that concept.

fed-up wrote:

the city is working on installing sewers city wide as part of the better jax plan. but personally i dont want it, i like my septic tank that works just fine. what happened to consumer choice, i dont want to pay a fee for sewer when i dont even need the thing
oh and the take home patrol cars create a sense of omni-presence. it lowers the crime rate, educate yourself and you would probably understand that concept.

James wrote:

<quoted text>Taking cars home doesn't work. A block from my house on Lake Shore was a murder last sunday. Wanna know who lives next door, a JSO officer who never reports the vagrants living their in tents in the homeowners backyard, or the mess at the junk store the homeowner owns. He parks his car out front, but never does anything about the shootings at the womens club when the blacks rent the place, or the cars speeding through the neighborhoods at all hours of the day and night, leaving their tire tracks all over the street, or flying around the curves and crash land in my front yard. He doesn't even work in the same zone that he lives in.