A Butler County family is searching for answers after problems with the installation of a parking pad.
The pad is for Alexander Eisler, a 36-year-old man with physical and mental disabilities who lives with his parents on Main Street in Lyndora.
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The pad was paid for through the Butler County Department of Human Services, who approved a contractor for the project.
But problems with that contractor left the family with a pad that's nearly unusable because it can only hold the weight of a small car.
"It all has to be sawed, jackhammered and taken out. That's going to cost more than $9,000. I'm retired and we just don't know," Helen Eisler said.
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