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Residents press Scranton council for stricter enforcement of utility pave cuts and better road repairs
Summary
Multiple residents told the council that utility pavement cuts and incomplete repairs are creating worsening road conditions across Scranton and urged the city to tighten enforcement, increase inspections and require curb-to-curb restoration before winter.
Several Scranton residents used the public-comment period to press council members for stronger enforcement and clearer oversight of utility pavement cuts and long-standing road damage.
Who spoke and what they asked: Paul Lindsey asked plainly, "Who ultimately oversees the pavement cuts in the city of Scranton?" and urged the administration to ensure contractors complete repairs before pavement plants close for the season. Les Spinner said fines are inadequate, citing a company that "made $219,000 and only $5,000 in fines," and…
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