Westlake Hills CA
Open Issues: 1
Closed Issues: 96
Acknowledged Issues: 5
Watching issues created after: 2016-04-26
Existing neighborhood of Westlake Hills with active civic association with well maintained homes, community garden, neighborhood watch and civic engagement
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Trash/Bulk Pick-ups Archived1831 Glencove Ln Richmond, VA 23225, USA - Westlake HillsSanitation danger
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Abandoned Cars Archived6338 Stonybrook Drive Richmond, Virginia - Westlake HillsNumerous cars (4+) have been abandoned in the backyard of this property, and have been present for at least a year. They are visible from Blakemore Road. The cars appear to be inoperable and abandoned in the back, maybe being stripped and sold for parts. Please have them removed.
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Non-functioning Street Lights Archived1807 Greenvale Ct Richmond, VA 23225, USA - Westlake HillsOur streetlight was taken out in the storm and our cul de sac is very dark. Please re install out streetlight.
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Trash/Bulk Pick-ups Archived1807 Greenvale Court Richmond, VA - Westlake Hillsplease pick up tree brush
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Illegal Dumping Archived1843 Greenvale Ct - Westlake HillsBedding materials dumped on street and left for three weeks now.
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Overgrown Blighted property Archived6645 Greenvale Drive Richmond, Virginia - Westlake HillsThis continually problematic property is once again terribly overgrown. Please cite the negligent owner.
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Other Archived6642-6650 Greenvale Dr Richmond, VA 23225, USA - Westlake HillsDead deer in the back of this problem property that is essentially abandoned . It's smells and pretty sure the two coyotes we just saw are the reason for it.
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Old Trees Trash/Bulk Pick-ups Archived1816 N. Junaluska Drive Richmond, Virginia - Westlake HillsDebris at curb that allows rabid raccoons to nest
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Overgrown Lots Archived6318 Stonybrook Dr Richmond, VA 23225, USA - Westlake HillsOvergrown grass at vacant property.
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Trash/Bulk Pick-ups Archived1964 N. Junaluska Drive Richmond, Virginia - Westlake HillsI have a large pile of tree limbs on my curb that came down in the big storm a few weeks ago. My agreement with the people who cut them up was that they'd return to remove them, but I cannot get them to respond, though I've called them plenty of times. I'm sure my neighbors aren't happy about the mess. Is this something I could have the city come to collect? Thank you very much!