Cistern discovered under Second avenue house prompts city caution
A resident repairing his property on Second Avenue found an old cistern releasing odors beneath the house. The Health Board declined direct remediation, citing owner responsibility, while nearby reports noted disturbances from children near East Smith Street and West Wayne’s neighborhood, with police responding to similar complaints.
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