In an email to the editorial office, the Reader wrote:
(…) once again this year—and this story has been repeating for several years now—in this city, people mow the soil and dried-up grass.
She added:
Today I asked the men who decides how often it is done. It is not surprising that it is the city, but the fact that they are supposed to mow once, or preferably twice, a month—even in such heat—is.
And concluded:
My question is: what is the definition of “mowing,” and is there not supposed to be any grass in this city at all? (Attached is a photo of the lawn under my window BEFORE mowing).
We have covered this topic in our pages many times. As Kazimierz Łomotowski, head of the Municipal Housing Management Facility, told istotne.pl in April, Kazimierz Łomotowski, the city of Bolesławiec is simply supposed to look nice, be clean and please the eye.
What do you think? We invite you to join the discussion.