Above Ground Cable Pedestal to Pedestal Since June 22

I need someone in CONSTRUCTION to contact me.  My neighbor had a service performed on June 22 which required Comcast to connect a temporary orange cable from my pedestal to another neighbor's pedestal.  My pedestal is interior to my driveway and the location of the cable lying across the driveway and my front walkway has prevented me since June 22 from replacing my driveway which is an issue with our HOA.  It is a nuisance and interfering with the quiet enjoyment of my property as well as the adjacent neighbor.  After repeated calls to Comcast this summer by me as well as the neighbor who originally had the service appointment, we finally were told by Comcast that they were coming to do the work.  They told us they were coming August 21, no show; they told us they were coming August 28, no show; they told us they were coming September 4, no show; they told us they were coming September 11, no show.  I have contacted and filed complaints with the City Attorney for Brookhaven who oversees the Comcast franchise, contacted the Georgia Public Service commission online as well at personally contacting a member of the PSC, I have filed 3 complaints with the FCC, my neighbor has filed 2 complaints with the FCC.  We finally heard from  someone who said they would take care of it by October 23.  THEN we heard from someone who said the deadline has now been extended to December 15.  This is unacceptable. The Comcast person said the delay was, oh, they have to get permits - but he couldn't tell me what type of permits or who the permits would come from.  He didn't seem to know his subject matter very well so I informed him, I had already talked personally with City of Brookhaven Zoning as well as the Director of Transportation for City of Brookhaven and all say, we don't issue permits for this type of work because it is in a subdivision and these are private streets.  He said, oh, maybe they have to get it from the county.  I called DeKalb County Transportation, they said, no we don't issue permits for Comcast.   I talked with a UtiliQuest technician in our neighborhood who said the contractors for Comcast who do this work are paid by the foot, and since the span to span replacement is a relatively short distance - approximately 50 feet - it is not a lucrative job for them so they don't want to do it.  I had also telephoned Comcast again on September 17 and they gave me an ECM number and said someone would call me on the 18th or not later than the 21st.  Then I found out they closed out my ECM and no one called me.  This is a long standing nightmare. I need you to bury this cable and bury it as soon as possible. Asking me to wait until December 17 will be 6 months.