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Broken Utility Pole on Helene Avenue

From: John Dunn [mailto:jdunn4@optonline.net]
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2013 3:49 PM
To: Supervisor Kate Murray (tohsup@tohmail.org); David Denenberg (ddenenberg@nassaucountyny.gov); Michael Ganci (Michael.Ganci@patch.com); Councilwoman Angie Cullin (acullin@tohmail.org); Paul Laursen (lmedit@optimum.net)

Subject: Broken Telephone Pole on Helene Avenue  

Good day.   We have another broken pole problem, this time at 35 Helene Avenue, Merrick, NY. Please see the attached image.  

I spoke with the resident whose house this broken pole is near. I was told that LIPA had come and instead of replacing the broken pole, they had only placed another pole next to the broken one and tied up some of the wires for support by the new pole, relying on nothing more than a piece of rope. I am still in slack jawed astonishment.  

This broken pole supports power lines, telephone and cable wiring which means as before, that multiple utility services are involved.  

I do NOT want another seven month circus over this pole as happened with the other pole on Merrick Avenue. I therefore ask that you please take the necessary steps to get this situation remedied as soon as humanly possible.  

Thank you.  

John Dunn
181 Marion Avenue
Merrick, NY 11566  

516-378-2149

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Michael Ganci (Editor) May 12, 2013 at 11:19 am
Happy to help! MG