While the recent painting of the Lewes water tower on Schley Avenue was welcomed, the aftermath is not.
Prior to the painting, the water tower had a secured cyclone fence that was landscaped with arborvitaes. This was all ripped out with the painting.
Today there is a ramshackle cyclone fence and no landscaping. The result is an unsightly situation.
The city and/or BPW needs to at minimum restore the situation to how it was prior to the painting update.
Kevin McDonald
Lewes
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