NA - Tropical Shores Neighborhood Association PLUS

This foreclosed home has been empty for 3+ years and is in major decay. The yard is no longer kept. I believe it's bank held and their lack of response is troubling.

470 22nd ave SE in Tropical Shores. neighbor is building a shed without permit. I was told by city that a permit is needed and homeowners says opposite.

As reported by others, new driver repeatedly spills garage can contents onto street when doing weekly pickup. Please address with driver.

Here is the link to the VRBO listing which is in violation of city ordinances https://t.vrbo.io/L7z0IbN95db

Jet ski parked in driveway for months without ever moving

Commercial vehicle parked at property and boat and trailer parked in driveway daily

This is my fifth request to get somebody to fix these curbs. Trucks are constantly driving over the curb through my yard and on top of my sprinkler heads. I would like a response also be following up with the message to the mayors office

4 broken & crumbling concrete areas on the street storm-rain water gutter (area between the paved street and the property.) This property is located on the curve of the paved street at 2200 E Bay Isle Dr SE (Tropic Shores.) Photo attached. Is this the home owner's or the City's responsibility to repair the concrete street gutter? Thank You.

This morning (March 9th) about 9 AM I was walking south on West Bay Isle Drive, SE when it appeared an ambulance was in front of one of my neighbor’s homes. It turned out to be a City/County truck and trailer (License Plate XE9569) with a crew installing sod. The truck was parked just fine, nicely adjacent to the curb, better than many private landscaping vehicles park, with no reason for flashing lights. I pointed this out to the man who appeared in charge and asked him to turn the lights out. He mumbled a few words and blew me off, showing me no courtesy, like walking up to me to discuss the issue seriously. I took his attitude to be that he was City/County and used the lights as he saw fit. I stated that if every landscaping or neighborhood maintenance crew used flashing lights, soon their justified uses by ambulances, police, and other emergency vehicles would be ignored. I know sometimes flashing lights can be accidentally left on, but this was deliberate. If running the lights is some City/County policy in these situations, it needs to be changed. If not, employees should be instructed to use judgement with the goal of minimizing their use. They should also not blow off resident’s concerns. As an aside, this looked like a pretty inefficient operation in terms of size of crew and nonchalant supervisor to do a sod job no bigger than I have done by myself in my yard. It was a prime example of taxpayers concerns about inefficient local Government which I am sure some of my neighbors noticed.

Again today truck driver didn’t empty a can all the way and left a mess on the road for the homeowner. Then the driver came back down the street to empty the cans for homes across from us so he had to see the mess he left!! This is a chronic issue that needs to be addressed. Our former Sanitation truck driver never had these issues. This mess today is my neighbors house. Mine was left a mess last week.

Commercial vehicle parked in driveway with flat tires and no license plate. Been in drive for years.

Active Airbnb offering short term rentals.