dmcowen674
No Lifer
Greeting from puttering generator at home. Never lost phone/dsl service.
Found out today that subdivsion next to us that has a Homeowners Association has blocked access to the power company crews because they would have to damage fences and sheds that people in that subdivision built in the right of way.
Our small subdivsion gets it's power from a backyards feed from the larger subdivision.
I am fuming.
You will most likely hear about this in the news tomorrow.
I may be put in jail for a real reason once I find the idiots responsible for this.
Here is some posts on this from NOLA.com:
5348. Shame on Woodridge Homeowners
My family was the first fanily to live in Woodridge in 1977. We lived there for almost a year by ourselves. Within a few years of the neighborhood expanding that Homeowners Association. started up and have caused nothing but problems that I know of. They are people who have anover exaggerated sense of self importance. My folks fianlly moved out years ago after several run ins with these blow hards.
Good luck.
Scott
I want the names and numbers of those who are blocking CLECO coming into Woodridge. We have lived in this subdivision for over 20 years and this is absolutely ridiculous, if true. I am tired of living in another town because we do not have power. No one person should be stopping the power for the rest of us. Who are these people-I want names, numbers and addresses!
There is a WGNO TV Channel 26 news reporter that lives in Woodridge and there is a WVUE Fox 8 news shooter that lives in Woodridge. I do not know there names-Please contact them to let report on some people's injustices. Thanks
Rick, the head of the Homeowners assn, said in the morning meeting today that he was in contact with CLECO yesterday and he was told that THEY would not put their trucks behind the houses and would instead do it "by hand" in the next two weeks. If this is indeed a case of someone in WoodRidge fighting CLECO, I'll be the first on out there with a chainsaw, clearing fences and sheds out of the way for the blessed utility workers. I'll be sure to bring this up at the daily meeting tomorrow morning and see what the story is.
Are you saying that the residents of Woodridge would rather delay power restoration for 2 additional weeks than allow the CLECO trucks to gain access to restore power sooner? Many of our neighbors have not returned because they have no power and our neighbors across the street had to leave because they could not afford to keep purchasing gas to run their generators. They have been denied living expenses from FEMA. If the members of your association deny access to the CLECO crews please give them my thanks for causing additional distress to their neighbors during this crisis. There are many of us who could return home, be reunited with our families and continue to work from home if we had electricity.
My chain saw is ready-Let's go get them! They do not call me fastmama for nothing!!!
Found out today that subdivsion next to us that has a Homeowners Association has blocked access to the power company crews because they would have to damage fences and sheds that people in that subdivision built in the right of way.
Our small subdivsion gets it's power from a backyards feed from the larger subdivision.
I am fuming.
You will most likely hear about this in the news tomorrow.
I may be put in jail for a real reason once I find the idiots responsible for this.
Here is some posts on this from NOLA.com:
5348. Shame on Woodridge Homeowners
My family was the first fanily to live in Woodridge in 1977. We lived there for almost a year by ourselves. Within a few years of the neighborhood expanding that Homeowners Association. started up and have caused nothing but problems that I know of. They are people who have anover exaggerated sense of self importance. My folks fianlly moved out years ago after several run ins with these blow hards.
Good luck.
Scott
I want the names and numbers of those who are blocking CLECO coming into Woodridge. We have lived in this subdivision for over 20 years and this is absolutely ridiculous, if true. I am tired of living in another town because we do not have power. No one person should be stopping the power for the rest of us. Who are these people-I want names, numbers and addresses!
There is a WGNO TV Channel 26 news reporter that lives in Woodridge and there is a WVUE Fox 8 news shooter that lives in Woodridge. I do not know there names-Please contact them to let report on some people's injustices. Thanks
Rick, the head of the Homeowners assn, said in the morning meeting today that he was in contact with CLECO yesterday and he was told that THEY would not put their trucks behind the houses and would instead do it "by hand" in the next two weeks. If this is indeed a case of someone in WoodRidge fighting CLECO, I'll be the first on out there with a chainsaw, clearing fences and sheds out of the way for the blessed utility workers. I'll be sure to bring this up at the daily meeting tomorrow morning and see what the story is.
Are you saying that the residents of Woodridge would rather delay power restoration for 2 additional weeks than allow the CLECO trucks to gain access to restore power sooner? Many of our neighbors have not returned because they have no power and our neighbors across the street had to leave because they could not afford to keep purchasing gas to run their generators. They have been denied living expenses from FEMA. If the members of your association deny access to the CLECO crews please give them my thanks for causing additional distress to their neighbors during this crisis. There are many of us who could return home, be reunited with our families and continue to work from home if we had electricity.
My chain saw is ready-Let's go get them! They do not call me fastmama for nothing!!!
