would it be necessary to vacuum up puddles that are curb side and constantly being run over by moving vehicles? I saw a work crew vacuuming a puddle in front of Peter Piper Pizza along Zaragosa at Saul Klienfeld; and I thought to myself "what a huge waste of tax payer's dollars." Surely a puddle that is being run over all day and night long, which historically has always vanished in a couple of hours, wouldn't be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. So I ask, what gives?
joeables September 24, 2010
at 8:06pm
would it be necessary to vacuum up puddles that are curb side and constantly being run over by moving vehicles? I saw a work crew vacuuming a puddle in front of Peter Piper Pizza along Zaragosa at Saul Klienfeld; and I thought to myself "what a huge waste of tax payer's dollars." Surely a puddle that is being run over all day and night long, which historically has always vanished in a couple of hours, wouldn't be a breeding ground for mosquitoes. So I ask, what gives?