From: Andy Peters
Sent: Tue Dec 04 14:26:54 2018
To: Kelly Richardson
Cc: Aldo Rodriguez; Brenda Reiner; Gerald Fisher
Subject: FW: Naughty Diggers
Importance: Normal
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Kelly, I’ve got the full lifecycle of a “Business License application” coded to Minimum Viable Product, including notification techniques for all departments, and the backchecks of Locate Tickets as discussed (you should have just gotten the email below in your inbox). I’m sure we’ll have initial bugs and parsing rules can always be improved, but all in all the goose is ready to fly! We can continue with the Building Permit backcheck also, but I wonder if it’s beneficial to slow down here and play with what we have, so you can give input on the application’s design?
Respectfully,
Andy Peters
City of Molalla
Public Works Operations Supervisor
(503) 829-6855 x220
Cell: 503-793-0507
117 N Molalla Ave
Molalla, OR 97038
From: MolallaOps@CityOfMolalla.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 4, 2018 2:10 PM
To: Andy Peters ; Andy Peters
Subject: Naughty Diggers
Business Lisence / Locate Ticket Backchecks
The following locate tickets were called in during the last 3 days by Excavators whose names don't heuristically match a BusinessLisence
in Caselle or a Pending Application in MolallaOps Lisence Center. There is no way to perfectly match the Excavator name in a locate ticket
with the name on a business lisence, so each one below must be researched. If you find the business HAS a lisence and you don't want to see it
in these notices again you can click the 'snooze' link next to it. MolallaOps robot will then assume this Business Name, as entered on that
particular ticket, is valid for 3 years.
18322181 | 12/02/18 17:10:35 | GRESHAM POST, LLC | 1406 MEADOW DR | snooze
to view Locate Tickets vist: here
to search Business Lisences visit here
to search Business Lisences Applications visit here