Eric T. Costello

3 recommendations and reviews from 1 person

Recommendations from William C.

• Referral from February 1, 2014
  

  Amy E. asked:

  I know this was on here before, but are there set hours that companies can do construction in a residential area?

  

  William C. replied:

  311 should be able to tell you. Feel free to email me and I can check as well. William.Cole@baltimorecity.gov

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• Referral from December 14, 2012
  

  Michael H. asked:

  I have a question I am posting here so everyone can use the information for future issues. Councilman William Cole the city sewage line is blocked in the middle of Fort Ave. causing sewage to backup into 10 W. Fort Ave house. Plumber has confirmed the blockage is on city side. The clean-out for the property is in the basement and not on the outside. What is the city's responsiblity? We are being told that the city may not clear the clog unless we have a clean-out installed on the outside of the property. The cost to install one on the outside estimated at $5000.00 to $6000.00. We would appreciate input from anyone else who has experienced a simular problem or had a new clean-out installed.

  

  William C. replied:

  Short answer: the city will not clear the lines unless you have an external clean-out. That's been the case for about ten years now and has to do with liability issues.Betsy from my office is very, very knowledgeable about this type of issue and can explain it. She's at (410) 396-4816.

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• Referral from August 17, 2012
  

  Marty J. asked:

  Does anyone know what time construction can legally begin in the morning?

  

  William C. replied:

  Yes, exactly. You can also email me the address and we can pass it along to a building inspector. william.cole@baltimorecity.gov

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