Case Date:

8/28/2026

We would love a couple speed bumps along South Madison st. Every day between 4:30-6:30 or whenever the Rogers and Country Club/Tapp intersection gets congested we get several yahoos ripping through here skirting that intersection. This is a pretty kid and family area. People of all ages are often outside riding bikes, walking dogsor whatever and it's not rare for someone to rip through here approaching 50mph. Even 35 on this small quiet street is excessive. I suppose this has been going on always but today I was nearly hit by a car going way too fast and blowing through the stop sign at Madison and graham. I know city stuff can be glacial in the best if days, but it's really getting out of hand now that students are back and traffic patterns have reverted away from our summer driving routes.

Case Date:

8/27/2026

A commercial, medium-duty International refrigerated box truck has been parked long-term on a residential property for several years. The vehicle is a commercial fleet vehicle displaying truck unit number "001" and US DOT registration number "2311710". It is not actively being used for delivery or residential service. Instead, it is being stored long-term in direct view of the neighborhood.Observed Municipal Code & Zoning Violations:Parking on an Unimproved Surface (BMC Section 15.32.025):The commercial truck is parked directly on the residential grass/lawn rather than an approved asphalt or concrete surface.Commercial Vehicle Storage in a Residential District:The vehicle is a large, non-residential commercial fleet truck with a refrigerated cooling unit (reefer). Storing commercial logistics/freight equipment on a residential property violates local zoning boundaries and exceeds permitted home occupation standards.Chronic/Long-Term Abandoned Storage:This vehicle has remained on the property for years, functioning as long-term outdoor industrial storage rather than active residential transport.Requested Action:Please dispatch a Code Enforcement Officer from Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) or a Zoning Compliance Officer from the Planning and Transportation Department to inspect the property, document the unimproved surface violation, and issue a formal Notice of Violation to the property owner.(Attaching the provided photo to this complaint for visual evidence.)

Case Date:

7/27/2026

Them people who live there took my trees out and have a concrete truck coming in tjere

Case Date:

6/7/2026

I'd like to request a Code Enforcement inspection of the property on Kendall Road where the trailer explosion occurred last summer. The damaged structure remains boarded up approximately one year later. Since then, the property appears to be used for long-term outdoor storage, including a large trailer and other oversized items. The lot increasingly resembles a storage yard rather than a residential property. Given the condition of the boarded structure, the continued presence of the large trailer, and the ongoing outdoor storage of large items, I am requesting that the City determine whether the property complies with applicable property maintenance, nuisance, and residential zoning requirements. If the trailer and other stored items are permitted, I would appreciate clarification as to how this use complies with residential zoning standards.

Case Date:

5/1/2026

Requesting use of speed bumps or some sort of traffic mitigation device. As the new neighborhood is being built west of our location it has led to increased traffic and significant danger. Cherokee Drive is barely wide enough for two cars to pass in some areas and with increased traffic it is unsafe for children and pets. In addition, driver's have sped through when people are outside and yelled threats to people in the neighborhood. Cherokee Drive is the first access point to this neighborhood from the north on Rogers and therefore receiving the bulk of traffic especially during traditional evening commute hours.

Case Date:

3/22/2026

Vehicles, trash, materials, excess junk all outside all over property. Whole block is rough.

Case Date:

3/22/2026

Vehicles, trash, materials, excess junk all outside all over property. Whole block is rough.

Case Date:

3/19/2026

While I fully support residents’ ability to compost and maintain sustainable practices on their own property, the current placement of this compost pile is creating issues for others nearby. It has become a noticeable eyesore and is producing odors that are impacting the surrounding area. Please see several reports about this from many neighbors. This is an ongoing issue. Because this structure is located in the right-of-way, it affects not only the adjacent property but also the broader neighborhood. Composting should be maintained in a manner that does not negatively impact others, including being placed out of public view and at an appropriate distance from neighboring homes. I respectfully ask that this situation be reviewed and that the resident be required to relocate the compost pile to a more appropriate location on their property, where it is not visible from the street and does not create a nuisance for others.

Case Date:

3/5/2026

Truck parked in grass with multiple non movable vehicles.

Case Date:

3/1/2026

Cherokee Drive, previously a dead end road, has recently opened up to the new neighborhood attached to RCA park. With the opening of the road, we are seeing increased traffic and that traffic is often traveling at speeds far exceeding the speed limit and what is safe, especially considering there are not sidewalks so pedestrians are forced to walk on the road. I’m requesting mechanisms be added to limit speed, like speed bumps, etc. to reduce risk.