City of Manchester - Police PLUS

Tenants are displaying a sign of the fence claiming this is a driveway, even though there is no real entrance or break in the sidewalk. They are calling the cops and having cars, that are legally parked on the street here, towed. There is no sign on the street stating it is a driveway. The tenants are driving over the sidewalk to park the cars in their yard and claiming it is a driveway just because it is paved.

I am submitting a complaint regarding ongoing unsanitary and unsafe conditions at my apartment complex located at the edge, 303 Dunbar street Manchester NH 03103

There is a persistent issue with dog waste throughout the property that is not being cleaned up. Trash is frequently left outside buildings and in common areas, and residents are leaving personal items in hallways. These conditions create health concerns, unpleasant living conditions, and potential fire and safety hazards in shared spaces.

Additionally, the on-site dog spa area is consistently unclean. It is frequently left with excessive dog hair, dirt, and residue from previous use, and it does not appear to be properly maintained or sanitized between uses. This creates further sanitation concerns for residents and their pets.

These issues have been ongoing for several months. Although the leasing office occasionally sends reminder emails to residents, no meaningful corrective action appears to be taken, and the property conditions continue to deteriorate.

The accumulation of waste and obstruction of common areas is affecting residents’ ability to safely and reasonably enjoy the property. I am requesting that the City inspect the premises and take appropriate action to ensure compliance with applicable health, safety, and property maintenance standards.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

A neighbor has been using a plot of land between our properties for what looks like a fire wood business. I've spoken with the land owner (other neighbor) and he has asked him to stop but my other neighbor continues. He runs a log splitter, leaf blower, chainsaws, and his tractor many hours during the days. He also has his 4-5 dogs off leash out in this land while working with him. Many other neighbors have asked him to stop yet he continues. It has become a real problem in the neighborhood. That land owner is an older gentleman who has recently lost his wife and I am trying to do what I can to help him as well as the rest of the neighborhood. Can the city step in to help here at all? On the city maps it also appears he is using part of an old paper street for this work.