The contractor has been made aware of these issues & will take the necessary steps to alleviate them as soon as possible.

Nothing has been done to correct this. While I understand that it's a low priority, it's the equivalent of pouring motor oil into the storm sewers. THere are piles of asphalt crumbs collecting along the sides of the road and these are all washing into the storm sewers. If not cleaned up, the streams are being polluted and you will eventually be here to clean the storm sewers when they are clogged. In fact, doesn't anyone from the city check on the quality of work this contractor is leaving behind?

The contractor is onsite now taking care of the debris issues.

While they did remove some of the debris, there is still so much of it that has not been cleaned up that I can't drop the subject. Once again, does anyone from Dunwoody Public Works inspect the work this contractor has done. If this is what they're doing in other neighborhoods then they are doing a major job of polluting the streams in Dunwoody as all of this asphalt is washing down storm drains. I'll be happy to meet you and walk you thru the neighborhood to show you what they left behind, I also have many photos of the mess as of Saturday morning. I can email the photos to you if you provide an email address.

A few photos from Saturday AM.

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