closed #106978
Trash
314 S Madison ST
- Case Date:
- 11/27/2001
too heavy
too heavy
Recyclable items not properly sorted. Must be sorted for pick-up 945 las container too large
Property is overgrown with weeds, etc.
Unacceptable container, please replace. Can needs to have handle.
Unacceptable container (has no handles) and bags/cans must be replaced. This is the fourth time this residence has been written up for trash violations in the last four months.
Resident claimed that trash crew has broken the handles on three trash cans in the last month. When speaking with resident, I advised that it would be highly unusual for that to occur and he might attempt to take the cans back to the store they were purchased from a month ago. I also advised that handles frequently break when cans are overweight. Resident had not been written up for cans being overweight in the last month. We provided resident with one trash can. I informed him that we would not be able to provide him with cans again. After the can was delivered Dan Baugh noted that the cans are always overweight at this particular residence and that would be why the handles break. Dan also stated that his crew had not broken the handles of three different cans within the last month. I asked that Dan please start writing this resident up for overweight trash to maintain appropriate records and that he not pick the trash up when it is over 40 pounds per can.
Resident has been written up numerous times in the past year for trash violations and does not appear to be making appropriate changes.
Resident continues to frequently put trash out that exceeds the forty pound weight limit.