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Council workers kerb their ambition with lap around parked car at Greenslopes
by: Alex Fynes-Clinton From: The Courier-Mail March 13, 2012 12:00AM SPECIAL SPACE: Council workers resurfaced around this car in a Greenslopes street rather than move it. Source: The Courier-Mail BRISBANE city council has been left red-faced and ratepayers will have to foot the bill to have their street resurfaced again after a bizarre shortcut by road workers last week. Vera St, Greenslopes residents, who say they were given only 12 hours' notice about the street work last Thursday, are baffled as to why workers chose to bitumen around a parked Holden Commodore sedan. Tracy Amaya said the car should have been towed. "I received notice on Wednesday when I got home and checked my letterbox, so by the time people got home (the message) could have missed people," she said. "Surely the vehicle could have been towed. It's going to be expensive to come back, if they come back, with all the machinery, just for a square." Holland Park Councillor Ian McKenzie said ratepayers would have to pay for it. "The (workers) even called the cops out to try and move the car. They also tried to get it towed, but were unsuccessful," he said. "Some people just don't take any notice. "Unfortunately, the ratepayers will pay the cost. "I've been on the phone with the (road workers) and they will come around and fix it as soon as they can." The unsealed space now has "no parking" etched roughly in line paint. The unsealed space now has No Parking roughly painted on . Picture: Liam Kidston Source: The Courier-Mail
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