Also on steps on west, and plywood

This issue was recategorized from Graffiti - Business Districts to Code Enforcement.

PBT Admin ~ MM assigned this issue to Code Enforcement - CG

A whole bunch more at this building. When Code Enforcment lets graffiti stay for months, it just attracts more taggers.

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. This case has been transferred to our Code Enforcement tracking system and will be closed here in See, Click, Fix. Code Enforcement cases are responded to based on a priority schedule set by the Alameda City Council. Cases involving health and life safety are the highest priority. Should you have questions regarding the status please contact Code Enforcement at 510 747-6818.

Please post the results here, as it is very inconvenient for me to call code enforcement multiple times to get the answer. The building now has even more graffiti, as graffiti now removed signals to taggers the this building is a lasting canvas for them.

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this is a blighted building with more graffiti and trash and homeless persons every week. Apparently there is a permit to fix this fire damaged building. As it is clear Code Enforcement is not going to require the building owner to remove the graffiti, or close the holes in the roof which have been open to the rain for at least three years, would Code Enforcement be so kind as to require the owner to post the permit on the front of the building so residents can contact the owner directly. We residents will have to contact the owners ourselves, as Code Enforcement refuses to do so.

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. This case has been transferred to our Code Enforcement tracking system and will be closed here in See, Click, Fix. Code Enforcement cases are responded to based on a priority schedule set by the Alameda City Council. Cases involving health and life safety are the highest priority. Should you have questions regarding the status please contact Code Enforcement at 510 747-6818.