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The Converse Animal Shelter is flooding every time it rains, and they’re blaming nearby road construction for the mess. They need the city to step up and fix the drainage issues before the building takes any more damage.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
The city is owed nearly $2 million in unpaid fees.
The city and its taxpayers, as these funds support municipal services.
The shelter is currently taking the hit, dealing with constant cleanup and the risk of losing their facility.
This allows the school to operate with fewer spaces by relocating buses and vans, helping them meet code requirements.
The deck is a small structure and the neighbor provided written support, so it is not expected to negatively impact the area.
This development will bring new commercial space to the area, with drainage and traffic impact studies currently underway.
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