Norway Terrace in St. Andrew Overgrown Trees
Overgrown trees pose a serious threat to power lines and property at Norway Terrace Norbrook St Andrews. Resident, Mrs. Norma Strudwick, has made numerous efforts in trying to get NWC to maintain the property.
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Same overgrown vegetations at Shortwood Rd and Norbrook Road affecting the roadway
ReplyDeleteI am concerned that when persons see just one response they might feel that I am making a mountain out of a mole hill. Please share this post with other community members and let's see their reaction.
ReplyDeleteAre they going to wait until some damage done before they solve it
ReplyDeleteFirst of alk ket me agree with the Engineer on the TVJ News on Wednesday that a large % of the cslue of the
ReplyDeleteFirst of all let me agree with the Engineer on the TVJ News on Wednesday night that a large % of the value of the buildings constructed needs to be budgeted for the maintenance and repairs over the life of the building so the stairs wont collapse.
ReplyDeleteLet me agree with him also, and with Michael Lee Chin that the Procurement Regulations is the main obstacles to getting things done in a timely and efficuent manner in Jamaica, and so is an obstscke to Economic Griwth.7. Governments may have to stay in power forever while civil servants dance around the fire spending months and years to finally approve procurement. Nothing seems urgent.
What makes the Most Hon Dr Holness think that a 30 acre development at Caymanas to satusfy the appetite of the rich is going to earn him a third term? Container ships are waiting outside the Harbour for days waiting to offload at our congested Port before going to Dominican Republic with my goods causing me a 6 week delay and USD4,000 more while I miss a vital opportunity to increase production for Christmas. It is becoming clear that the economic development is for the Rich who aspire to be richer while the poor continues to survive hand to mouth.
Growth is only for the chosen few. Whi h working class person can afford a piece of these new developments?
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