Unfortunately nothing has been cleaned up or changed at this property. I did hear the truck running, but do not know if the tag is up to date or if it actually can move. Some of the debris in the yard has been there for I'm sure 10 years or more. The visible defects in the roof not only allow rodent and squirrel access, but surely the water damage inside would be considerable as to constitute a health risk to anyone living there.
The gutters have all fallen off and left where they fell.
The lot is completely overgrown with ivy and weeds.
Basically the property is a shambles and neither the owners or the occupants seem capable of maintaining their property to a livable level, much less fitting in with what the subdivision of Lenox Place has become.

Nothing has been done to remove the truck from the back yard.
Nothing has been done to clean up the garbage on the property. Nothing has been done to illuminate the overgrowth.

Nothing has been done to remove the truck or clean up the property.
The out of date sticker is 18 months past. This is a violation of the law. Why hasn't CoD resolved this issue? I will go through the city manager's office and the mayor until this is resolved and the truck is removed.

More than 3 months and issue has not been resolved. Will refer to City Manager's office.

150+ days and nothing has been done to remove the dead truck with the expired tag.
NOTE - this same issue with the same truck was reported 2 years ago. Again, nothing done to uphold the codes established but CoD.

181 days and no resolve. At this point it seems the code enforcement is going out of their way to NOT enforce their own rules.

So interesting. Does anyone from the city see these? I think a response for the City of Decatur is needed. Way overdue.

I have emailed directly to Peggy Merriss and Hugh Saxon in the City Manager’s office as well as a direct email to Cynthia Hardnett in Codes Enforcement.
Still 181 days and nothing.
Yet, when I had work done on my house, fully permitted work, and had a dumpster in front of my house code enforcement got me within one hour of the dumpster being placed because I did not have a permit displayed. Go figure. I pay a whole lot of taxes in the city and have for 30 years and I’m constantly improving and upgrading my property and this is what they do.
The dead truck has a tag sticker from March of 2016.

Monty, you are spot on and more than in your right to be upset. I am upset. I don't know the code. If it is a violation then there is no reason why it has not been taken care of or at least you get an update.

I had luck recently emailing Cynthia Hardnett and referencing the ticket #.

Code Enforcement Officer: Cynthia.Hardnett@decaturga.com 678.553.6526

211 days and still nothing.
Feels like we have a whole lot of city officials drawing a paycheck and doing nothing.
Meghan - I've emailed Hardnett, Merriss and Saxon on this issue - as well as other issues on Lansdowne and nothing.
Zip.
Nada.

241 days and nothing.
Contacted city manager’s office - nothing. Contacted code enforcement - nothing.
Contacted mayor - nothing.
Not even a reply.
At this point the dead truck is now TWO YEARS out of registration.
Wish I could not do my job and get paid for it like these folks.

This request has been addressed, thanks.