At the intersection of Clark and 8th Street, there is a house that the owner has completely filled with old newspapers. Now that the house has no more space he is starting to put newspapers into the front yard. The owner has also put gas containers in front of the building. I am concerned that this is a big fire hazard.
Hi, I think this house is being used as a storage area for a construction business; it's listed as the address for N V Roofing and Restoration. The yard has contained trash, construction materials, and sometimes furniture for six to eight months. (I complained about trash at the curb a few months ago, and that trash was removed, but more appeared almost immediately. Right now there's trash at the curb, construction materials in the yard, and two mattresses outside.) I don't think anyone is actually living there, although people may stay the night from time to time. I'm concerned about the trash, but also about whether there is a zoning violation. This area appears to be zoned residential single-family, and it looks to me like this type of business use is not allowed. Thanks for any help you can provide. If I need to contact someone else about the apparent zoning violation, please let me know.
Scattered trash and lots of newspapers in Drive Way, and yard are now blowing out into the street.
There is a ton of trash in the drive way that has been there for months.
Trash has been sitting in the backyard next to the steps for months now and there are beverage cans through out the yard.
Lots of trash has been sitting next to the back door for months and there is lots of trash in the yard.
Trash is still all over the yard and driveway. This had been this way for years. I will help with the cleanup if the city provides dumpsters.
Trash has been here for several weeks. They only dispose of what fits in the can. This is what it looks like after trash pickup.