Agreed! This man has a hoarding problem and can't even use the front entrance of his house anymore because of it. I know that this is a clinical problem but is there anything we can do???? The house is unsightly and piles of paper, trash, pallets, doors, etc. are a fire hazard. We have rats chewing through our screen enclosure now. Never had rats until he moved in. HELP!

Initial action has been taken regarding your complaint. The responsible party is being notified of the code violation and we have asked for their cooperation in bringing the property into compliance. Code Enforcement will continue to monitor the property under complaint number CL16-01226 until compliance is achieved. Should you have any further questions or need additional information please contact Code Enforcement at 727-464-4761. We are striving to improve our services. Please visit www.pinellascounty.org/surveys/code to tell us how we are doing, Thank You!

Issue 4369364 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Any update? Please add unmowed grass and more debris piled up to the list.

Yes! Now the weeds are tall and more debris on property. We have had rats chewing through our screen cage now. This was NEVER a problem until he moved in. Its affecting all of us. Not good. Please HELP!

It's been over 60 days. Still garbage. Now today he has added more furniture outside just sitting for animals to call home. Grass is tall and we have people stopping and asking us if anyone lives there because it must be vacant. No; it's just an eyesore to Palm Harbor.

He has been away for over 3 weeks. Tall grass. No sign of him. Now he just returned with a trailer with more crap to add to his already full property. This is ridiculous and unfair to rest of us who keep our properties neat and tidy. I'm begging someone to please do something about this. Enough
is enough!

Update. Grass is mowed. 🎉🎉🎉 Piles of debris still all around property. It's been three months. How long until he has to do something to clean it up?

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