But it's too late in the season to sow fescue so I'll fix it in the Spring. And in the end I know that they will deny responsibility and leave the mess in our yard as they and other utilities have for the past 50 years. I figure that it will take them two or three days to get back to me if they get back to me at all. At the end of the chat he told me that he had sent the issue to the "buried wire center" and they would investigate and determine if AT&T was responsible for damaging our yard. The employee on the chat line was very helpful. In other words they shouldn't have left a bare clay mess in my yard. I don't mind if they dig, the City gives them that right, but they are required to leave the work area in the same condition that they found it. I stayed on a chat line with an AT&T employee yesterday for roughly an hour trying to determine if AT&T was responsible for digging on our property.
If there are any damages (the paint they use is water soluble), then you can take that up with ATT or their authorized agents. Most utilities have the authority to dig to install same but they are required to keep any inconvenience to a minimum. The first thing you should do is to check with your local township or city to inquire about 'utility easement'. The chances of anyone of any authority seeing this is pretty slim. You do not have my authorization to place cables in my yard, you do not have my authorization to dig up my yard! If you trespass on my property, I will call the police immediately and ask your employees to leave. Please contact me immediately and repair the grass that you spray painted immediately.
You are trespassing on my property and I will call the police and file a report! I noticed that AT&T spray painted my grass in orange and planning on digging up my yard to install cables I do not have AT&T and I should not have to sacrifice my beautiful landscape for you to conduct business.
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