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Sep 14, 2009 Letters

Dear Editor,

I am thoroughly disgusted and upset at what appears to me to be a blatant disregard of laws in this Garden City of ours.

Everyday I have to travel along Croal Street from Vlissengen Road to King Street and as a result as I approach Camp Street, I cannot avoid seeing how the parapet opposite a certain shop which caters for miners is occupied with trucks and all kinds of equipment. As far as I am concerned what is happening is in clear contravention of the Municipal and Environmental Laws.

In situations less glaring, action has been taken. I am beginning to wonder if there are different rules for different people or whether there is only one rule.

Will someone please explain what is happening here?

Jonas M. F. Coddett

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