The NCDOT did remove one vehicle, but it has been replaced by another dead car.

This is still a problem. One dead car remains in the street and 3 more are sitting in the yard.

NCDOT removed a vehicle and a trailer. The trailer has returned. and a new vehicle is present. Still a problem.

The Town of Cary Zoning Compliance is looking into this problem.

The Wake County sheriff made the residents move the junk truck out of the road and into the driveway. There are now 5 junk vehicles in the driveway. Wake County Environmental services have filed a solid waste violation on the property. The residents have until Sep 11 to clean up the property or they will be taken to court. We'll see.

A new junk car has appeared in the street.

There appears to be a furnace added to the front yard.

More vehicles in street.

I asked Cary zoning to declare these vehicles nuisance vehicles under Cary Ordinances which apply within the Cary ETJ. The Senior Development Compliance Officer said that they would investigate and get back to me this week.

The senior zoning compliance officer said there is an ordinance that says you cannot work on more than one car on your property in the cary etj. The residents at 1810 will be fined $100 per day starting March 1.

The Cary ordinance didn't help much as it doesn't apply to vehicles that have their wheels on. The photo shows a car that was here most of last week. It was being repaired, but all the other vehicles had their wheels on.

Here is the latest acquisition. It looks like is is having some body work done.

The Cary Ordinance does not apply to vehicles being repaired in the street. They have to be repaired on the property itself.

Some progress this week. A Wake county deputy made the resident move the junk mustang with expired tags off the street and into the yard. There are now 4 junk vehicles in the yard.

The junk cars remain in the yard.

This morning there was a dirty diaper beside a stroller along with the existing junk. Nothing ever gets cleaned up.

Junk vehicles remain.

Still the same. Wake county ignores this problem.

New junk.

Things have improved, but there is still one abandoned vehicle parked in the road.

I have moved from Raleigh and Cary