This house ha excessive trash all over the back yard facing the B line (some bagged, some loose, piles of pallets, old mattresses, etc.) There also appear to be at least two groups of people camping/squatting on the property, while the back windows of the house have "KEEP OUT, NO TRESPASSING" signs. It's an eye sore and a safety hazard.
Trash everywhere. Appears to be the remnants of an encampment but nothing has been done to remove/remediate the trash for the last 6 months.
This bag just showed up one day. I can't physically move it by myself, but I think it's on the city's right of way. I'm not sure so that's why I'm filling this out. It's on Watson and Bryan. Pic attached. I tried moving it, but I think it's filled with concrete or sand? It's been there for months. I would move it myself if I could, but it looks like people passing by are now throwing trash into it.
Garbage like plastic sheets (like a tarp), shoes, sandals, and food containers in the retention ponds.
checking up on ticket #201697
Trash and recycle containers left on side of street for weekly pickup and they stay there…..never removed. This has been ongoing for months. The recycle still on side of street after trash retrieval 5 days ago. Trash container was with it but was gone this morning. Apparently people deposit trash and recycle on the side of the road and bring their trash from inside their home to the street and the containers are usually overflowing. Bizarre!
See case #201753, among others. At what point can you stop citing the company that owns the land around the B Line for trash removal (believe it's the car dealership) and just... clean it up? and charge them for it? Because I've now reported this pile of trash/former camp at least 4 times in the last six months and not a single thing has happened to clean it up. The property owner doesn't care until it costs them money. Make it cost them money, please.
Trash cans routinely left at street for both units.
Recliner has been there over 6 months
Garbage items left in the driveway facing the street. Empty bottles, old discarded items.