City of Newark PLUS

Rodent infestation homeless sleeping in the house, animal and human waste. This property needs to be cleaned up and have gate closed and property windows boarded uplo,

Unkempt and not maintained. Weeds taller then fence

Disgusting abandoned property. Open windows, ice not cleared, a blight on the entire block!

house was knocked down been a year nothing has been done. now growing weeds and grasses home for rats raccoons possums and other animals.

This property at 70 Shephard Ave. has been abandoned for about two years. I had to beg the city to come and cut down some of the vegetation last summer. As summer approaches is growing again. I have to pay my landscapers to maintain the curbside grass. I spend my mornings cleaning up bottles and litter from in front of that house so that it won’t blow onto my property next-door. I bought signs from Amazon. “please do not litter” and “private property” to keep people from throwing litter on the lawn.

constituent states people are doing illegal activity .....

City owned property that needs to be inspected and knocked down or gated. My personal safety and that of my family is a concern. it is often people who come to this address...This could be avoided with gate put up by City. Also the debris from the house falls on my house and the house needs to be knocked down as it is a hazzard.

Cars park in this empty lot next my house. And drive on the sidewalk to gain entrance or exit. Which the use my driveway cutout where they have to squeeze by my steps. I have grands that play in front of the house in the side walk to now I have worry about a car coming down the side or hitting my car or whoever parks close to the driveway The white van owner does this on a regular This has become the parking lot for the neighborhood Is it possible for the city to put a fence up or fine the owners of the lot to secure there property If you inspect it there is illegal dumping along the fence line from the neighboring houses ..h.r.. .

this property has been in disrepair since at least 2020. it's has become a public hazard with homeless persons taking up residence and causing further damage to the property.

this property is adjacent to occupied homes and a rutgers university parking lot and school, and is visible from a main thoroughfare.