Ah, Vallejo. So beautiful a place, but some nasty people ruining it for everybody. Please prosecute the criminal.

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What fraction of a pickup truck ceases to be an abandoned vehicle, and starts to become illegal dumping: not 1/2, maybe 3/8th, 5/16th...? Surely City Hall has procedures to handle this.

At what point do we stop quibbling about it, and DO SOMETHING!

I can't believe this. I just received a separate email, telling me that this issue is closed, and requesting me to fill out a customer satisfaction survey. Do these people have no shame?

Do something. Then maybe we close it.

First time I posted this, my complaint disappeared overnight. The next time, I was told to report two freezers, and an un-movable portion of an automobile, to the Police Traffic Division.What is it? Is he your brother-in-law.

Thank you for reporting! Public Works has an illegal dumping team whose sole job is to respond to illegal dumping reports throughout the City. On average this team removes 1,200 pounds of trash from public property every day. We strive to respond to all reports in a timely fashion. If you see someone dumping illegally please report the incident to the Vallejo Police Department.

Freezers are still there. Half-a-truck is now in the driveway. New feature: there's now a burned-out BMW parked directly across the street.

City Hall's Vallejo Good Neighbor of the Year ward expected real soon!

Freezers are still there. Half-a-truck is still in the driveway. Burned-out BMW is now parked on the Butte street side of the corner, now without it's front wheels. Four vehicles parked adjacent to the house have parking violation stickers attached. Has no one at City Hall or VPD figured out that this residential property is operating as a chop shop, openly using a city street as it's junk yard? Has anyone at City Hall or VPD access to a law book ( public library's right next door!), to research whether this might be illegal?

We post pictures on the web and rhapsodize about our heritage waterfront. This location is exactly one block away from the river. Does anyone at City Hall or VPD, actually care about open law breaking on downtown streets? Does our City Council have any authority over City Hall and VPD?

Freezers are still there. Half-a-truck is still in the driveway. Burned-out BMW and yet more, wrecked and partially disassembled vehicles parked on the street.

Wrecks and trash truck, half a truck back on the street.

Hey, look ma, a phone number. Maybe, if City Hall staff can't find this street, they may want to call in and present that good neighbor award!

Wrecks on street are now gone. Other wrecks and half-a-truck are still in the driveway. The Freezers, now partially disassembled are still on the lawn, An entire truck motor and gearbox are now on the Butte-side lawn. A truck without license plates is on the Alabama-side lawn (house is on the corner).

I really think this house (?) should be featured on the city website. What better example is there that Vallejo promotes industry friendliness over all other issues. Yes, it's great to have a friend at city hall.

Shameful Vallejo not addressing this issue in a timely manner.

Shame ON Vallejo, not addressing this issue AT ALL.

Often times, I've excused City Hall from accusations of corruption, blaming simple management incompetence for agencies being starved of necessary resources.

But in this case, I concede - what other explanation can there be for this continuing, open disregard for dangerous, polluting junk yard operations on the street, in a residential neighborhood? Someone is being paid off!

And, maybe that also explains the long running, un-prosecuted junk yard operation nearby on Kentucky Street!

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Grounds maintenance? After three months City Hall has discovered that this location is actually city property?

.. Or that the junk yard operation is being managed from -- or by someone with close ties to -- City Hall.