Posted by Paul on November 19, 2014 at 11:28:17 from (76.77.197.114):
In Reply to: Engineering question posted by 37Chief on November 19, 2014 at 10:38:13:
Lawyer.
So, a line got put in 1 foot too high 12 years ago.
Your mom got billed for a portion of $18,000 now?
And the line in too high has t been a problem, but it will be if some property is sold.
I think we'd need more info to really figure that out.
I don't doubt there are problems, I'm just not sure what the problem actually is.
The city should be responsible for enforcing their codes that they inspect, so they should be riding the other party's rear.
The private party that hired this is responsible, and should get after the outfit that installed it wrong.
After 12 years, a lot of things get forgotten and left for others to deal with; ain't right but how it goes.
Rereading it several times, it sounds like several neighbors including your mom got together (loosely, not always everyone on the same page...) 12 years ago and put in a shared sewer submain to the city's main, did so privately.
Things were messed up and your mom never paid and we are 12 years later, no one bothered to sort out?
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