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City of Superior ignored complaints about houses cracking on Ohio Avenue, neighbors say

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In February 2024, construction of three new Superior homes began on the 1500 block of Ohio Avenue. A...

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  1. Yep, horrible communication and non-existent documentation. We were always told in the military (and healthcare field), “Make sure you document! If it’s not documented, it never happened.” I understand that the city could have called the contractor, but if it was my house I would have contacted the builder myself. Hindsight is 20/20.

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