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Luis Pereiro
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Need help requesting City/County to install a sewer line??

Luis Pereiro
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
Posted Nov 1 2016, 12:49

Hello BP

I have rentals in an older neighborhood which is connected to the city sewer line, except for 1 street. Not sure why that is. I happen to have 2 of my rentals on that street. I've spoken to a few of the neighbors and we are all very interested in converting from septic to sewer. I have tried contacting the city water department and they sent me to the waste disposal dept. Its been 2 weeks and they have yet to return my calls. I emailed them, and they simply replied with a short message stating there is no sewer line available on my street and there are no plans  to install one in the near future. DUH!! They have not responded to my follow up emails either. I'm stuck and in need of assistance as to what to do next. I've thought of setting up a petition asking the homeowners to sign. Not sure how to go about that. Would appreciate any advice anyone has towards this scenario. Look forward to your responses. TIA

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