Comments for High Pointe PID

Comment on Your comments by Jason Sarine

Jason Sarine — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:24:14 +0000

I really think most of you are a bunch of busy-bodies. I have recently purchesed my first house in your “proud community” and have found nothing but a harper valley PTA. Tell me how tattling on putting brush out for pick up too early is an effective way of making your neighborhood look better. Instead of me having the motivation to make my house look better I now could care less. I would love to make your property value go down, while following code of course. Perhaps I will put an 8 foot cement gorilla, or something equally gaudy, in my front yard. Maybe next time you should think before you go crying to your code enforment. And as far as beer and wine in the city, you are retarded to think that not having it is going to stop drunk drivers. Duncanville is basically a spit away, and remember that prohibition has been repealed you old time farts. Thank you and good day.

Comment on Cedar Hill Kiosk Sign Program by Jill C.

Jill C. — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 04:35:52 +0000

Is that what we see as we’re coming up the hill on New Clark Rd.? Seems like it will either go unnoticed or be a distraction, but I could be wrong. (Crossing New Clark on Straus is sometimes like a game of chicken, so people slowing down to read signs might prove to be a good thing!)

I’m still getting used to the new intersection on 1382 at Pleasant Run and not really looking forward to all the traffic from the new shopping center opening in March. I know, I sound like an old lady who’s afraid of change, but Midlothian and Waxahachie are starting to sound appealing . . . .

Comment on Your comments by Bruce Musgrove

Bruce Musgrove — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 05:50:32 +0000

Anyone know what all the “Kiosk Sign #xx” temp signs I am seeing will be for?

Comment on Your comments by Chris

Chris — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 02:52:14 +0000

I’d like to know what happened to the water fall in Bradford Park and also what happened to the vinyl fence that’s down across from the park.

Comment on Your comments by hppid

hppid — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 02:43:19 +0000

Dan,

you may want to call the City’s code enforcement department. Also, you might call the Animal Patrol Officer as far as the dog is concerned. If it where me, I’d take a pictures of everything and have the city address the codes, as well as animal problems

Comment on Your comments by Dan Christopher Kelley

Dan Christopher Kelley — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 17:08:40 +0000

We have lived in the Pinnacle for 8 years and one of our old neighbors, with one of the most beautiful yards on our street, moved about a year ago. The new neighbors keep their dog chained to the tree - IN THE FRONT YARD! The dog, along with his blanky, has worn the grass straight to dirt! In addition to this, garbage is kept visibly in the driveway of their two car front entry, rather than hidden on the side or in the garage - or even in the back yard for pete’s sake! We hate this! This clearly brings the neighborhood down, down, down! Can we send a citation warning or something?

Comment on Your comments by Karen McAllister

Karen McAllister — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 01:35:28 +0000

Trees - we need more of them !

Any resident that doesn’t have a tree in their front yard can get 2 FREE trees & I mean good, long lived trees like Oak trees simply by calling the City at 972.291.5100 (then press 0) and ask about free trees.

They will deliver the trees to your doorstep. It is the homewowner’s responsibility to plant them.

If we could put this on the front page of the website (as opposed to having to read the blogs) I think we could really have an easy way to beautify our neighborhood.

Comment on Your comments by Karen McAllister

Karen McAllister — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 00:47:04 +0000

There is graffiti at the corner of E. Miller & L. Thompson that says “Lil Red on Blood” spray painted in big red letters. This intersection is a school bus stop. I turned it in to the police gang squad. I feel that it is very important that every instance of graffiti is reported so the officers might find a pattern & get rid of this.

Could you please post on the website the best way to report this & how to go about getting it removed?

Thanks!

Comment on Cedar Hill Public Improvement District #1 by hppid

hppid — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 01:43:28 +0000

Dear Anonymus,
thank you for you comment!
I would suggest that you call the Code Enforcement Departement of the City of Cedar Hill. You will find their phone number on the City of Cedar Hill webpage or the government pages in the phonebook.

Comment on Your comments by Debbie Spalding

Debbie Spalding — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 02:45:09 +0000

Is there a date planned to complete the fence replacement on Strauss/Old Strauss - half of this section of Pinnacle has been finished along Clark and part of Strauss?
Which backyard fence is a homeowner to consider as his respondsiblitiy - the fence with posts on his side or the fence with the smooth finish?
It is shamefull that the majority of drivers exceeding the speed limit or driving to fast in a residential area are the residents!! Drive thru drivers are never going to obey the posted speed limits until tickets are issued daily for a while - it is time for our neighbors to pay high $$ for not driving carefully around our children.

It is past time for “Recycle School” to be held - it is great to recycle but the items collected should at least be rinsed out and neatly set at the curb rather than allowing the “trash” to blow around the neighborhood.

Thank you for listening,
Debbie Spalding