Thanks for reporting this, Belinda. Tallulah Drive has turned this builder's personal storage site. It needs to stop. Between the racetrack and the travel lane blocking, it's time the city take action.

Dumpster has been moved and replaced with a portable toilet --in the street.

No more of an eyesore than a couple of the old shacks on Tallulah Drive!

Please City of Brookhaven people, do something to help the residents of Tallulah Drive. We have endured countless infractions in the name of progress, but the blatant disregard for the families that live on this street has to end. Please take action before injuries occur. This street is used as a cut through, and the cutters drive way too fast for conditions. Those of us who live on Tallulah are forced to drive on the wrong side of the street since there are potajohns, dumpsters, trailers, and all manner of construction supplies blocking the travel lane. It's just a matter of time before one of the cutters plows into a resident who has no choice but to drive in the wrong travel lane.

Also, to the Guest author above, I don't believe the original poster said anything about the dumpster or toilet being an eyesore. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think she cited the issue w/ the various items (dumpsters, toilets, trailers, etc.) blocking the travel lane for anyone trying to drive from Osborne to Kendrick on Tallulah.

Dear Guest,
I said nothing about the dumpsters being an eyesore. I called it a compliance issue. I used to love the "shacks" on our street, more so than what they have built!

Ditto Belinda R. I loved the quirky look of the street.

Yeah, a crack house really enhances a neighborhood much more than a new $600K home!

Guest, your comments add nothing to the issue or conversation. "Guests" do that sometimes. Have a good day.

City of Brookhaven has investigated this location. The dumpster is removed; The porter a potty will be removed soon as well. Thanks.

This is the same charming contractor who caused this problem, still with no resolution. Can the City not do something about a repeat offender who is still building in in Brookhaven?

http://www.seeclickfix.com/issues/771850-code-compliance-issue

It was still there Sunday. I can cause repeat code violations, flood downhill streets, just leave a dumpster and port a potty in the street, and tear up neighbors' yards and nothing will happen to me? Really?

The dumpster was moved as of yesterday.

But the port a potty?

Or should we open a new ticket for that issue?

Betty, they have moved the port-a-potty up off the street (finally), but now it is sitting on a lot that is not being worked on. Brookhaven, how long can you leave this if no development is being done on the property? 6 months? A year?

As of last week the port a potty and dumpster have been moved out of the street. Thank you.