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Westering Ward Councillor taken to task for Rubbish

2 January 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Marylebone Street, Westering
Rubbish on Marylebone Street, Westering

Dear MyPE

Numerous attempts to resolve the issue of garbage being dumped in Marylebone Street, Westering has fallen on deaf ears.

I have spoken to the Ward Councillor on numerous occasions and still this problem persists. There appears to be a lack of accountability to ratepayers.

We are sick & tired of being lied to with promise upon promise and to date nothing – no blue bins, no investigation, no sign-age, nothing.

There needs to be better control of the public swimming pool area.

The Municipality does not allow their patrons to park on the lawn/grassed area within the borders of the public pool, yet it seems to be OK and permissible for these patrons to park on MY front lawn – the very lawn which I maintain and carry the cost of keeping clean & tidy on behalf of the Municipality.

Patrons of this very same public pool leave their garbage & alcohol bottles outside the borders of the pool, in front of & on the lawns of our property.

The municipal bye laws are clear – public drinking is an offence.

I am openly pleading with the Ward Councillor to please sort this out.

Regards

Benjamin

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Filed Under: Letters to the Editor Tagged With: Marylebone Street, Westering

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  1. Alan says

    3 January 2017 at 4:01 pm

    An emailed comment: Any public office bearer who lets the new side down must be named and shamed. Copies of correspondence to him must be published as well as records of telephone calls and so on. If they cannot get the job done the way other officials are getting the same jobs done then they must be removed. This is one area where the Mayor HAS to employ a policy of zero tolerance ?s MUST be made aware of it. The message must be clear and unambiguous

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