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Berm being defaced

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Reported in the Other category anonymously at 16:03, Thu 15 February 2018

Sent to Manawatu District Council 1 min later.

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At No 20 Sandown Ave the berm has had another piece of debri added to it. The council make the laws and then they go and break them just as quick. The law states that the berm is not to be tampered with. But in this casethis person has been given council permission to put posts , rope and plastic shopping bags all over it. Not sure if he is trying to turn Sandown Ave into a slum area or what? So it looks like we can all cover our berm with whatever.

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Manawatu District

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Posted by Anonymous at 9 April 2018 - 3:07pm.#

As the owners of 20 Sandown Ave paid for their concrete berm on Council land ($2700), they have a right to protect their investment. The man writing these letters of complaints, lacks integrity, won't put his own name forward and does nothing to improve the neighbourhood. Other neighbours besides 20 Sandown Ave are protecting their berms with post and bamboo sticks and looking after their berms, mowing and weeding and re grassing, with council permission. This person complaining needs to mature a little, and stop harassing (2-3 years!!!!) the good people of Sandown Ave Himatangi Beach. When a large Kenworth truck and trailer unit is driven over our New concrete and freshly grassed berms, with little respect for other peoples property, the person complaining needs to get a life.
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