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Who is responsible for cleaning up the mess (gravel, accumulating dirt, etc) on N. 1800 Road in front of the entrances for the new Berry Plastics facility?
Douglas County Public Works has been in touch with Berry Plastics. The company said recently its contractor will address the soil tracked onto N. 1800 Road as soon as possible.
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windjammer 1 year, 5 months ago
"As soon as possible" Douglas County Public Works should not be asking anyone when will you clean the road. They should be telling them when they will be cleaning the road.
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