The problem can be easily avoided if we make simple changes. Litter on the streets draw attention, and make communities around us look bad. When we think of nature, we think of it as beautiful and clean. This is not what is seen today. There is trash everywhere: in streets, on sidewalks, and other places where it should not be.
You have a seemingly normal block on a residential street in any neighborhood across this city. One of the homes is vacant, yet looks tidy from the outside. One day, a window is broken. The window stays broken, because the owner either doesn’t know about it or doesn’t care enough to fix it. Trash starts to pile up around the house, because again — the owner either doesn’t know about it or doesn’t care.
Although the odor is reasonable to expect, the broken pipe that poured manure into Mr. Anxious’s yard caused a trespass. The dairy farm interfered with the use of his land by saturating it with manure. They should repay Mr. Anxious $500 for cleanup and incur some extra fees for the inconvenience. I also concur Northfields took some reasonable precautions to prevent manure overflow by building pipes, but they need to take further measures to prevent flooding onto neighbor private
“These homeless prefer a life of no responsibility”. The author is explaining that these homeless people are unwilling to do the things necessary to overcome their situations, such as having a job. These folks rather live a life of no structure and obligations. For instance, every time I see a homeless in the street asking for change I ask myself, why? The person looks fine to me, two hands to lift two feet to walk.
Dear, Mr. President How does society fix the problem of homeless people wandering the streets, holding signs saying anything will help. How do we deal with the thousands of homeless people blocking the roads and sidewalks and disturbing us for just a few cents, well I present you with a brilliant idea. First, we need to house them. We will do this by sending them to live in landfills where they can salvage cardboard boxes and plastic to build houses. They can salvage any materials from the landfills and assist in helping the environment.
require all graffiti to be covered up, but allow building owners to graffiti their own property to advertise or state a belief. Even though the tagger and owner is one in the same, it should still be considered “illegal” under the terms of the city ordinance. We have a right to free speech, but that doesn’t mean the entire community accepts the image portrayed on the building. If you drive south on Market Street, in our Historic Hillyard District, you will see graffiti on a number of buildings. This piecer style graffiti is considered appropriate and is not required to be covered up.
By doing this it will help to stop the alterations of light levels that we are creating and it wont hurt the environment. By doing something about it it can easily solve a problem that wont be added to our list of environmental pollution problems. It will just be one less thing to worry
No matter how many flyers would be sent out to residences, nor how many commercials announced that pesticide would be sprayed on a particular day there are still citizens that would have been uninformed to what was taking place. The poor citizens that do have television and the uneducated citizens that would not understand what they were reading and the harmful effects that the pesticide would have on them would be the ones typically to be outdoors when the spraying is taking place. The agricultural workers in the fields would be sprayed or would handle fruit or vegetables with the residue from the pesticide and get very ill. Killing the mosquitoes is a short term fix, when in all actuality the city needs to take the money donated and educate the citizens and tourist on how to avoid contracting the West Niles Virus. Educating people how to take care of themselves is a long term solution that will not cause irreparable damage to the
Even I cannot get a good health care here, how about the homeless? Can’t believe that, there are too much homeless here. When you walk through the downtown of many cities in California, like San Francisco you can see homeless people everywhere. Usually they sit on the street and begging for changes from people. The only thing they have might be just a piece of blanket or a weak dirty dog.
We want to feel safe again to walk from our homes to the car or from the bus stop home without the fear that someone maybe be watching and waiting to attack. This has also been the case for the return of businesses in the area, many business owner feel adequate lighting in parking area is necessary for survival and growth. Customer will not support businesses with inadequate lighting around the building. Another obvious reason for the streetlights is so that people can see the business as they drive through the neighborhoods or ride the bus. The economy cannot grow if there are no people supporting businesses.