neighbor who lives in area phoned into complain about entire 2400 block of s. bryan st. the above address is not the exact address, neighbor wanted to complain about cars that seem abandoned in yards, on street, etc.
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WANTS METER RISERS TO RAISE TRIPLE SET UP 24"
Noxious fumes coming from approximately 516 -514 N. Johnson Ave. It smells like burning wires or batteries.
LOW WATER PRESSURE
The owner is throwing trees into the creek, has a portapot in the road and it’s been there for years. Has a dumpster in the road that’s been there for years.
Ceaseless work on property by staff, including late into the evening. Dumpster and portapot on site for approximately 5 years. Excessive lighting at all hours of the night. Soil erosion into the floodplain as a result of excavation and tree removal.
New tiny home set up on 2409 S Rogers Street. Apparent rental income for existing homeowners. Code? How does homestead factor in?
Public spaces, be they roundabouts, street corners, boulevard medians or just the grassy strips along sidewalks are regularly cluttered with signs for events and services. What are the rules about these things? I suppose there is a spectrum of acceptability, ranging from school performances to community theater to summer camps, but more and more often I am seeing them being used to advertise businesses. In the attached photo you will see that there are signs on the Moores Pike traffic circle for the C3 bar in Renwick. Earlier this year the south side of town, and I imagine elsewhere, was awash in signs for some transient snake oil salesman. I would like to know what the law allows and why there is no enforcement. I think signs for a bar really cross the line. Thank you, Bob Flynn 1917 E Arden Drive