HomeMy WebLinkAboutFW_ Dichristopher’s code violation list (4)Hi Brian. Thoughts on this?
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Subject: Dichristopher’s code violation list
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In BS&A I don’t see where Dichristopher’s code violation complaints have been documented or dispositioned. Why?
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