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Please get this taken care of. I ride down the opposite side of the block just to ignore this eye sore of a lot.

The jink collector has been violating city ordinances for years and has not paid any fine. Do something to force a clean up for the tax paying home owners. Obviously, there is no response to current fines or violations. Enough is enough. Does the neighbor association have to contact the media to report the failure of the city to enforce its own ordinances?

Interesting thought. Contacting media.

Y’all do realize this is someone’s home that y’all are speaking of contacting the media to invade their privacy because you’re uncomfortable with the way it looks it’s completely out of line!

Code Enforcement is a slow-moving process. Consistency and persistence are needed when dealing with things such as this reported matter. Getting frustrated and escalating doesn’t help.

I am not calling the media, but this family clearly has a problem. I don't believe that area is zoned for a business which he appears to have. He was putting the junk on the church's property so at one point they locked the gate. Now he has cleaned that up and fixed the fence. This, to me, says he can do it if he is motivated by consequences.

There are zoning laws and a repair garage is not allowed at this location- that is what is going on. They are hoarders and are decreasing the value of everyone's property. Individual rights cannot infringe on community rights. This is disgusting and has been reported for over a year with codes doing nothing. Our city council member- Mr. Ed does not even look into the matter. This city only cares about plastic straws in the Pacific Ocean and overspending on a new pier that needs to be subsidized by $2M when the old one only cost $1M per year. I guess that is what you get when some dumbo thinks growning grass on a pier is important.

So what is the answer?

Crickets

Let the city handle it just keep reporting! I know the people that commented above aren’t contacting media but those that suggested it was completely out of line!

Just mind your business and let the city do their job yes it’s a eye sore we all can see that but y’all don’t know of there is a bigger issue, we don’t know what mental state these people are in you can just be contacting the news to arrive on THEIR PRIVATE PROPERTY because there is junk in the yard. For clarification I am speaking to those that suggested calling the news.

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lets try again...this is a problem and people are living in fear.
The police department won't write them for blocking the sidewalk and codes and zoning won't do their job. They also won't recognize that there is a camper being lived in on the property behind all that junk https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1000-51st-Ave-N-Saint-Petersburg-FL-33703/46950862_zpid/

Go ahead and block free speech and it means the city is guilty of white privilege.

that is a zoning violation.

My question is why does code react to some issues promptly but not all issues

3 squad cars, police and code are investigating this property as I type. Thank you code!!!

I was told by code enforcement that I had to call the non-emergency number for the sidewalk to be cleared. Guess they listened. I do feel bad about doing this, but....

Exactly. But

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This is disgusting.

Absolutely ridiculous that nothing has been done about this mess. You’ll write people with business vehicles up and make them change that but people can block sidewalks and have trash everywhere!

Its time for the police department to start towing cars plain and simple. The house on the other side of the church lot on that street is for sale and had open houses on Saturday and Sunday. How many people looked over at this house and said, I won't live here! This house and the repair shop they just continue to run needs to go.

I’m assuming when cars are parked illegally on the sidewalk, non-emergency police need to be called?

Code enforcement told me that if the sidewalk is blocked. You have to call the police non-emergency number. I have several times. You have to be very detailed and them them what exactly is blocking it all and for all long.

Code enforcement? No clue why they won’t take care of it.

Thank you CF. Maybe the neighbors should ban together on this

Everyone needs to keep calling the police and code enforcement. Maybe, just maybe they will take action. Does anyone know a St Pete council member?

Ed Montanari came to our neighborhood meetings at Roberts Community Center years back. Maybe he would be a good contact

Well Ed came to the neighborhood meeting and said that the sewage problem was not a problem and they had not dumped sewage into the bay. When it was pointed out that sewage had been flowing down 51st and 52nd street for two weeks with suck trucks there from 7 am to 11 pm he didn't know about it or the hazardous waste signs along 54th Ave. N. from MLK to 4th St. Ed's not a good councilmember and we need to demand better. He is not likely to know or care about this issue.

At present, this remains a big problem, which is completely unacceptable if we take into account human rights. We all have the right to cleanliness, order, and fulfillment of all these requirements from neighbors and other people. I recommend that you go to https://gradesfixer.com/free-essay-examples/human-rights/ and get acquainted in more detail with human rights in order to better understand this topic and freely defend your point of view and your rights. After all, only knowing them perfectly well, we will be able to ensure the protection of the dignity and freedom of each individual person.

Agree. This corner is deplorable. I’m assuming there are rats there just looking at the contamination. It’s been going on for years

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