Usually when you replace a sewer , you are only opening up about 4 ft wide at the house , and unless its a full basement with a bathroom the ditch is only about 4 ft deep on average .  

It's widely noted that we'll be in for a bumpy ride going into 2019/2020 as the Fed dials up interest rates, at the same time that the tax stimulus subsides.

Yesterday, the city informed me that i was in violation of an ordinance to not have cracks in driveways over 1" wide and that it must be repaired immediately.Does anyone have any ideas of how to resolve this issue? 

I would worry when the cracks are wide.

Otherwise you're just leaving yourself wide open to anyone and anything.

Their trash is stored outside and typically hanging wide open, which I suspect attracted said wasps.

@Jackson Pontsler  There are a wide variety of responses as there are a wide variety of wholesalers, so there's no broad-brush answer to that question.For those who are out there to find deals by taking advantage of desperate, or uneducated people, yes, I have a problem with that. 

I've just been informed by the HOA that the building-wide hot water heater failed.

We own one rental unit in a building where the HOA is responsible for the building-wide hot water heater. 

This is a violation of the recent shift in the law for disparate impact.