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chowbarry

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Please help me improve the following work report to the seniors officers. Thank you very much.

As August has just passed, I would like to sum up what works have been completed and underway within the passed month for your retention.

1) An e-mail was sent to the police office on 30 August asking them for details of an accident case taking place at our plaza under a footbridge on 14 July. Summary of the e-mail is as follows:

We would like to seek your provision of the details of an accident case taking place on 14 July at the plaza of our playground under the footbridge connecting the Empire Building and the City Grand Building, which reportedly observed a middle-aged Japanese man with mental problem fell off the footbridge and then found lying on the plaza and eventually certified to be dead after being sent to hospital. Since the case was understandably investigated by your office as suggested in the newspaper and there was no our security guard being on duty or our staff members presenting at the scene during the time of accident, we wish you can provide us with the details of the accident for our internal record purpose by 14 September.

2) We have been asked by the Technical Division (TD) about the reason for the request of removing the armrests on the stone benches and my reply to TD is as follows:

Since this office have received several concerns from the members of public and a District Mayor about the armrests on the stone benches which are mostly aged, rusty, broken and cause disturbances and safety concern to them when using the stone benches, we, after carefully assessing the importance of existence and the functionality of the armrests, propose to seek your assistance to remove all the armrests for public safety and convenience.

3) In response to the repeated request from a District Mayor on 18 August, we ordered our horticultural contractor, with the presence of the District Mayor and our staff members, to carry out pruning work on the shrubs and removal work of weeds at the planters at the entrance of our playground on 28 August.

On the other hand, in view of receipt of a public complaint against the recurrence of a water point at there being damaged by some parties for private water consumption and found leaking, we asked the Technical Division on 19 August to rectify the leaking problem and conduct a feasibility study on installing a led lock or lock box on the water point to ensure the security of the facility and avoid unnecessary water consumption.

4) Concerning the improper excavation work carried out by B&W Building Company, my reply to them as follows:

In view of your company's repeated violation of our trees preservation requirements (like 2 nos. of trees trunk have been found damaged by your work on 1 August) when carrying out excavation works in recent months, we have no other alternative, but to deliver a warning to your persistent misconduct on excavation works and trees preservation matters, you have to submit a Tree Risk Assessment Report on the damaged trees with the provision of 12-month Defect Liability Period for all the trees by 30 September.

Indeed, we reserve the rights to assess and approve of your application for excavation and request for your compensation against any loss caused by your work. Likewise, we are obliged to strictly comply with the terms and requirements stated on the trees preservation ordinance and carry out proper excavation work in authorized area. Last but not least, your failure in abiding by above-mentioned terms and requirements again may result in your permanent refusal of application for excavation work in future.
 

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Please help me improve the following work report to the seniors officers. Thank you very much.

As August has just passed, I would like to sum up what works have been completed and are underway within the passed month for your [STRIKE]retention[/STRIKE] information and record.

1) An e-mail was sent to the police office on 30 August asking them for details of an accident case [STRIKE]taking[/STRIKE] which took place at our plaza under a footbridge on 14 July. The summary of the e-mail is as follows:

We would like to seek [STRIKE]your provision of the[/STRIKE] from you details of an accident case [STRIKE]taking[/STRIKE] which took place on 14 July at the plaza of our playground under the footbridge connecting the Empire Building and the City Grand Building, [STRIKE]which reportedly observed[/STRIKE] where a middle-aged Japanese man with mental problem fell off the footbridge and then was found lying on the plaza and eventually was certified to be dead after being sent to hospital. Since the case was understandably investigated by your office as suggested in the newspaper and there was no [STRIKE]our [/STRIKE]security guard from our side [STRIKE]being [/STRIKE]on duty or our staff members present[STRIKE]ing[/STRIKE] at the scene during the time of accident, we wish you can provide us with the details of the accident for our internal record purposes by 14 September.

2) We have been asked by the Technical Division (TD) about the reason for the request of removing the armrests on the stone benches and my reply to TD is as follows:

Since this office [STRIKE]have [/STRIKE] has received several [STRIKE]concerns[/STRIKE] complaints from [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] members of the public and a District Mayor about the armrests on the stone benches which are mostly aged, rusty, broken and cause disturbances and safety concern to them [STRIKE]when using the stone benches,[/STRIKE] we, after carefully assessing the importance of [STRIKE]existence and[/STRIKE] the functionality of the armrests,[STRIKE] propose[/STRIKE] would like to seek your assistance to remove all the armrests from the benches for the sake public safety and convenience.

3) In response to the repeated requests from a District Mayor on 18 August, we ordered our horticultural contractor, with the presence of the District Mayor and our staff members, to carry out pruning work on the shrubs and removal work of weeds at the planters at the entrance of our playground on 28 August.

On the other hand, in view of the receipt of a public complaint against the recurrence of a water(drinking?) point at there being damaged by some parties for private water consumption and was found leaking, we asked the Technical Division on 19 August to rectify the leaking problem and conduct a feasibility study on installing a LED lock or lock box on the water point to ensure the security of the facility and avoid [STRIKE]unnecessary[/STRIKE] wasteful water consumption.

4) Concerning the improper excavation works carried out by B&W Building Company, my reply to them is as follows:

In view of your company's repeated violation of our tree[STRIKE]s[/STRIKE] preservation requirements (like the 2 nos. of trees trunk have been found damaged by your work on 1 August) when carrying out excavation works in recent months, we have no other alternative(,) but to deliver a warning to your persistent misconduct on excavation works and trees preservation matters, you have to submit a Tree Risk Assessment Report on the damaged trees with the provision of 12-month Defect Liability Period for all the trees by 30 September.

Indeed, we reserve the rights to assess and approve [STRIKE]of [/STRIKE]your application for excavation and request for your compensation against any loss caused by your work. Likewise, we are obliged to strictly comply with the terms and requirements stated on the trees preservation ordinance and carry out proper excavation work in authorized area. Last but not least, your failure in abiding by above-mentioned terms and requirements again may result in your [STRIKE]permanent refusal of application[/STRIKE] being barred for excavation [STRIKE]work[/STRIKE] contracts/tenders in future.
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As August has just passed, I would like to sum up [STRIKE]what[/STRIKE] the works that have been completed [STRIKE]and[/STRIKE] as well as the ones which got underway within the [STRIKE]passed[/STRIKE] past month. [STRIKE]for your retention.[/STRIKE]

1) An email was sent to the police office on 30 August asking them for details of an accident case taking place at our plaza under a footbridge on 14 July.
That's hardly part of the "works" that you referred to above! I wonder if "works" is the right term.
 

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Would the following do?
As August has just passed, I would like to sum up the main issues that have been dealth with as well as the ones still outstanding from the past month.
 

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[STRIKE]
As August has just passed, I would like to sum up what works have been completed and underway within the passed month for your retention.[/STRIKE]

As August has just passed, I would like to sum up the main issues that have been dealth with as well as the ones still outstanding from the past month.

1) An email was sent to the police office on 30 August asking them for the details of [STRIKE]an[/STRIKE] the accident [STRIKE]case taking[/STRIKE] which took place at our plaza under a footbridge on 14 July. Here is a summary of that [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] email: [STRIKE]is as follows:[/STRIKE]

We would appreciate it if you could provide us with [STRIKE]like to seek your provision of[/STRIKE] the details of [STRIKE]an[/STRIKE] the accident [STRIKE]case taking[/STRIKE] which took place on 14 July at the playground of our plaza, [STRIKE]of our playground[/STRIKE] under the footbridge connecting the Empire Building and the City Grand Building, in which [STRIKE]reportedly observed[/STRIKE] a middle-aged Japanese man with mental illness [STRIKE]problem[/STRIKE] fell off the footbridge and [STRIKE]then[/STRIKE] was found lying on the ground. [STRIKE]plaza and[/STRIKE] He was [STRIKE]eventually certified to be[/STRIKE] pronounced dead after being [STRIKE]sent[/STRIKE] taken to hospital. Since the case was [STRIKE] understandably[/STRIKE] duly investigated by your office as [STRIKE]suggested[/STRIKE] reported in the newspapers, and as [STRIKE]there was no our[/STRIKE] we had no security guard [STRIKE]being[/STRIKE] on duty [STRIKE]or our staff members [/STRIKE] present [STRIKE]ing[/STRIKE] at the scene [STRIKE]during[/STRIKE] at the time of the accident, we [STRIKE]wish[/STRIKE] hope you can provide us with the details of the accident by 14 September for the purpose of our internal records. [STRIKE]purpose by 14 September. [/STRIKE]

2) We have been asked by the Technical Division (TD) about the reason for the request [STRIKE]of[/STRIKE] to remove [STRIKE]ing[/STRIKE] the armrests on the stone benches and my reply to TD is as follows:

[STRIKE]Since[/STRIKE] Additionally, this office [STRIKE]have[/STRIKE] has received several [STRIKE]concerns[/STRIKE] complaints from [STRIKE]the[/STRIKE] members of the public and from the District Mayor's office about the armrests on the stone benches which are mostly [STRIKE]aged,[/STRIKE] old, rusty, and broken. [STRIKE]and[/STRIKE] They cause disturbance and present safety concerns [STRIKE]to them when[/STRIKE] for those using the stone benches. Therefore, [STRIKE]we,[/STRIKE] after carefully assessing the importance [STRIKE]of existence[/STRIKE] and the functionality of the armrests, we have decided to [STRIKE]propose to[/STRIKE] seek your assistance [STRIKE]to[/STRIKE] in removing all the armrests to maintain [STRIKE]for[/STRIKE] public safety. [STRIKE]and convenience.[/STRIKE]

3) In response to the repeated requests from the District Mayor, [STRIKE]on 18 August, we ordered[/STRIKE] we asked our horticultural contractor on 18 August, [STRIKE]with[/STRIKE] in the presence of the District Mayor and some of our staff, [STRIKE]members,[/STRIKE] to carry out pruning work on the shrubs and remove [STRIKE]al work of[/STRIKE] the weeds at the [STRIKE]planters at the[/STRIKE] entrance of our playground on 28 August.

Moreover, [STRIKE]On the other hand, in view of receipt of a public[/STRIKE] after receiving a complaint [STRIKE]against[/STRIKE] about the recurrence of a water leak, [STRIKE]point at there being damaged by some parties for private water consumption and found leaking,[/STRIKE] we asked the Technical Division on 19 August to rectify the [STRIKE]leaking[/STRIKE] problem and conduct a feasibility study on installing a lead lock or lock box on the water point to ensure the security of the facility and avoid [STRIKE]unnecessary[/STRIKE] unauthorized water usage. [STRIKE]consumption.[/STRIKE]

4) Concerning the improper excavation work carried out by B&W Building Company, my reply to them is as follows:

In view of your company's repeated violation of our tree-preservation requirements ([STRIKE]like 2 nos. of[/STRIKE] for instance, two tree trunks [STRIKE]have been found[/STRIKE] were damaged by your work on 1 August) when carrying out excavation works in recent months, we have no other alternative but to [STRIKE]deliver[/STRIKE] issue a warning [STRIKE]to[/STRIKE] about your persistent misconduct [STRIKE]on[/STRIKE] with the excavation works. [STRIKE]and trees preservation matters,[/STRIKE] You [STRIKE]have[/STRIKE] are also requested to submit a tree-risk-assessment report on the damaged trees along with [STRIKE]the provision of[/STRIKE] 12-month Defect Liability Period for all the trees [I have no idea what that means.] by 30 September.

Indeed, we reserve the right to assess and approve [STRIKE]of[/STRIKE] your application for excavation and request [STRIKE]for your[/STRIKE] that you pay compensation [STRIKE]against[/STRIKE] for any loss caused by your work. Likewise, we are obliged to strictly comply with the terms and requirements stated on the trees preservation ordinance and carry out proper excavation work in authorized areas. Last but not least, your failure in future [STRIKE]in[/STRIKE] to abide [STRIKE]ing[/STRIKE] by the above-mentioned terms and requirements [STRIKE]again[/STRIKE] may result in your permanent [STRIKE]refusal of application[/STRIKE] exclusion from being considered for excavation work in future.
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