Question:
my town of oceanport nj,reasonly started replacing main intersection sighs. after a few months they faded to a point that they are no longer viewable.
what can a tax payer to to make someone resonsible?
Answers:
Who knows what to do in this situation...?
Take your complaint to the local DMV office and call your local city official and congressman.I live on a road with alot of deer I need something on my truck to scare them away?
It sounds like they got gipped by whoever they bought the signs from.Using a mobile phone whilst driving a car is illegal and dangerous. Are your human rights infringed?
If they faded that quick, then the sign maker should be responsible for replacing or repainting them.
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Chances are, whoever they bought the signs from has a family member on the City Council or somewhere else high up - they got the contract to do them even though they weren't qualified to do a job like that - and tried to do it on the cheap so they could pocket the most profit.
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I would go to the next city council meeting (check with the local courthouse, depending on how oceanports local government is set up - they should be able to tell you who to contact or how to go about filing a complaint or a fix order. Make sure to point out that whoever sold the city the signs should be responsible.
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Talk to the N.J. department of transportation faded signs are a safety hazard.Let them know the location of each sign.If this don't work call your local congressmen or post a letter in your local newspaper to the editor.A letter to the editor will bring it to the attention of the public that should get the ball rolling.More Questions & Answers ...
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