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Christopher replied to the discussion Leak, Grass and Potholes in Arouca in the forum East Trinidad – Potholes and Road Damage Issues 7 weeks ago
Leak, Grass and Potholes in Arouca
Thank you for your kind words. I will see what I can do tomorrow about your request for separate issues. Glad to be of help.
Nigel and ShantelleHOATT replied to the discussion Leak, Grass and Potholes in Arouca in the forum East Trinidad – Potholes and Road Damage Issues 7 weeks ago
Leak, Grass and Potholes in Arouca
Hi Christopher, we took a look at that PDF and it was very clear, informative and well-labeled.
Because each issue is in a separate location/area we invite you to create a separate discussion for each one so that they may be individually discovered and addressed.You can do this at your own pace and we invite you to take a look at these
Nigel and ShantelleLeak, Grass and Potholes in Arouca.
Sharing issues I came across in Arouca in this group as requested. See attached photos in the pdf.
La Florissante Homeowners replied to the discussion Leak, Grass and Potholes in Arouca in the forum East Trinidad – Potholes and Road Damage Issues 7 weeks ago
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