And as far as I know, the sidewalk in front of the project has been closed for 3 years as well. I believe there is an ordinance that restricts the length of time a developer can close down a public sidewalk, and it is not 3 years.

An absolute eyesore

Thank you for submitting your concern. A member of the Planning Department staff will inspect the site and inform you of their findings. If we need further information we will contact you via email by posting on your SeeClickFix issue.

Thank you for submitting your concern. A member of the Planning Department staff will inspect the site and inform you of their findings. If we need further information we will contact you via email by posting on your SeeClickFix issue.

Planning and Engineering Staff met on site to inspect the Franklin Street Townhome site, the property is in compliance as an active construction site. The weeds were cut down on the building lots and they have replaced the temporary fencing over the last 2 weeks. They are focused on building on the lots along S. Franklin Street so the sidewalk can be opened in the near future. As it is now, it could not be opened back up due to safety concerns. Thank you for your time.

Planning and Engineering Staff met on site to inspect the Franklin Street Townhome site, the property is in compliance as an active construction site. The weeds were cut down on the building lots and they have replaced the temporary fencing over the last 2 weeks. They are focused on building on the lots along S. Franklin Street so the sidewalk can be opened in the near future. As it is now, it could not be opened back up due to safety concerns. Thank you for your time.