Tenants need a friendly reminder that trash and recycling cans must be removed from the curb/sidewalk within 24 hours after trash collection. It is Thursday now. Cans are still there.
Cushions, chair and other discarded items left near road for over a month.
Yard overcrowded with junk and trash
Creek behind the Shalom Center has massive amount of needles and trash in it‼️
Creek behind the Shalom Center has massive amount of needles and trash in it‼️
Trash and recycling bin have been left on the street for more than a month. The recycling bin has trash in instead of recycling. Occupant of house need to be notified why recycling is not being taken.
Table sitting in the grass next to the road for months now. No, It will obviously not magically disappear.
Excessive trash in driveway for more than a month.
Trash receptacles provided by Brawley Properties not sufficient for residents. Brawley is aware of the issue, and trash is blowing throughout the neighborhood, wildlife is digging through the garbage. It’s been going on for weeks. I’ve personally cleaned it up to prevent it from going into my yard, and all the neighbors are frustrated.
It is frustrating that reports made about trash and couches on porches do not seem to be followed through with. HAND says they do so, but the problems continue. This house, for example - *MOUNDS* of trash are piled up on the west side of the building, and couches remain on the porches all in full view of Runcible Spoon customers. Does HAND issue daily fines that accrue? Or does HAND even issue fines? And if so, does HAND ever actually collect the fines? And if they do, what happens to the money they collect? And if any or all of this happens, are there any records of the fines and their collection statuses viewable by the public? The same issues (trash, couches) are continuing at other addresses in the neighborhood, such as 213 N. Grant and 317 E. 7th, both in view of Grant Street Inn visitors.