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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Shaun Hunt
  • Cedar City, UT
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Contractor used my vacant lot as a dumping ground

Shaun Hunt
  • Cedar City, UT
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So, what happens when a home is built next to my vacant lot and the lot is used as a dumping ground for the contractor?

  A field fence was removed so that they could build a block wall.  The fence was discarded in a big pile on my side of the block wall.

When the foundation was poured, they emptied the remaining cement and cleaned out the trucks on my lot.

As they worked on the wall, they dug a trench and piled the dirt on my side.  

The mortar and cement from the block wall was also dumped on my side.

I sent a text to the general contractor and left a message with the city building inspector.  

What else has anyone done in the same situation?

Thanks!

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