The dumpsters in the alley are large enough for most of the garage they dump.
Not to mention all the nails being picked up by tires from debris like this. It must stop. As soon as the city cleans it up, they dump again and again and again. How about some fines to discourage it from continuing?

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C L O S E D BY SANITATION???

HOW IS THAT???

THE PILE OF TRASH IS S T I L L RIGHT THERE??

This should not be closed. Yes there was another reported issue open, BUT that was for the PREVIOUS pile of junk! This needs reopened. Come on OLD NE neighbors, keep pounding on the city. We will not let the ONE turn into someones trash pit.

Reopened

Reopen acknowledged, it has been sent to a Sanitation Inspector who upon determining it is a Sanitation issue and note Codes will schedule a special collection.

MAYORS ACTION CENTER - - - HOW ABOUT THE CITY A C T U A L L Y PENALIZING THIS PROPERTY OWNER FOR REPEATED, CONTINUOUS VIOLATIONS????? THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN A BAD NEIGHBOR FOR 20 YEARS! ENOUGH EXCUSES. CITY OFFICIALS NEED TO START PAYING FOR THE $$$ THEY EARN WITH SOME ACTUAL WORK THAT SHOWS RESULTS - - NOT MORE EMPTY WORDS.

A SPECIAL COLLECTION WITH CLEAN T H I S MESS UP ... AND NEXT WEEK THERE WILL BE MORE! PUT A STOP TO THIS OBNOXIOUS CYCLE.

I've walked in that alley many times and have observed the growing construction/clean-out debris stacks. Sometimes there is even regular household garbage mixed in with it because when piles like that start then some folks feel like its ok to add to the mess. Many times the items come onto the alleyway itself and include rusty nails and other sharp objects sticking out. It's of particular concern for anyone driving a vehicle in the alley or those with children in the neighborhood who may get tripped up on the debris spilling into alley. If they are remodeling then they should have a temp haul-away dumpster or something to safely contain the debris. One of the great things about living in St Pete is that we are all protected by a reasonable city code and the folks who enforce it, so am grateful to have this app to shine a light on things that need to be addressed.

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Thank you to the sanitation department for picking things up but by the amount of debris that keeps piling up at this house, it seems reasonable to assume that they are renovating.

So.....wouldn't it also be prudent to send a code compliance team member out to the property to be sure there isn't non-permitted work being performed, or if the work being done has a permit then educate the homeowner about how they, not the city, are responsible for safe and timely removal of construction debris and also that the homeowner is responsible for making sure debris is safely contained while awaiting removal?

WHY DO THEY N O T HAVE A COMMERCIAL DUMPSTER ONSITE TO CONTAIN THEIR CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS?? WITH-IN DAYS THERE W I L L BE ANOTHER PILE OF TRASH IN THE SAME SPOT.

* ST. PETERSBURG SANITATION SUPERVISORS ARE N O T DOING THEIR JOB. THEY ARE CAUSING THE NEIGHBORS TO L I V E WITH THIS TRASH WEEK IN - WEEK OUT.

This has been forwarded to Codes to investigate the report of construction without a permit

Update from the Codes Compliance Department: a case has been opened and is being investigated for this reported location. Any further updates or action will be handled by the Codes department. To track the status of this case, or to find contact information for the assigned investigator, click here:

https://actiononline.stpete.org/Click2GovCE/casesearch.html?caseYear=18&caseNumber=17825

or call 727-893-7373 and refer to the above case number.

Codes Compliance 6 assigned this issue to J Corbett

The issue that you reported previously has been addressed by the City, and this open work order is now closed. Please feel free to submit future requests to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete, and thanks again!