08/05/2026
Hot line construction inc has ordered a mandatory evacuation for 12 hours from residents at the Briggs terrace area, specifically at Goss Cyn and Shields St.
I have witnessed myself their big rig colliding with parked vehicle on Briggs at the intersection of Foothill this year, and their workers smoking and throwing their ci******es at Goss Cyn.
Also, I found out that similar work at a much smaller scale took place at Sylmar that resulted in hospitalization of employees and property dsmage.
I have requested insurance and permit information from Sandra Carrillo the person that is in charge of this project but there has been no response .
I do not object to obeying the rules and following direction from an ethical and responsible company, but I do not feel they can be trusted with our homes.
PLEASE SEE
Hot Line acknowledges, in hindsight, that the pole was shallow and that temporary guy wires should have been used. (Tr. at 24:10-12; 24:22-25:4 (Nov. 1, 2022).) However, Hot Line contends that it satisfied section 2940 because it held multiple job briefings on the morning of the accident. Hot Line argues that it was not required to hold a further job briefing because it did not know that the pole was shallow because the pole tag was missing, or alternatively, because pole tags are not necessarily determinative of a pole's depth.
