Lorraine
Open Issues: 307
Temas cerrados: 6.138
Temas Reconocidos: 147
Watching issues created after: 2014-03-25
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hazard dumpster. Archived40 Church St. Enfield, Connecticut - polytestThe house next door to me caught on fire a week before xmas. Since then the landlord has gutted the inside. Now the dumpster has been there for 3 months empty 3 times. Now every one is dumping tvs and digging them out for scrap. Every time I mow the lawn, there is glass from broken tvs. There is nails and burnt wood every where. My 8 year old plays out side.and has already got cut on her foot. Please contact the landlord of 40 church st to have it removed. Sick of looking at it.
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Road is falling to pieces Archived22 Rocket Run Enfield, Connecticut - polytestRocket Run the road is literally falling apart . There are huge pot holes and loose gravel everywhere ! and this photo is one of at least 20 + the rd is a mess
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Property Issues Archived132 South Road Enfield, Connecticut - polytestHas anything been done about this place yet. I was just looking at the delinquient tax and this place is on the hook for $19,243.62. I find it funny that the town still lets them get away with not mowing or taking care of the property and also not paying taxes. I notice they are an out of state owner in NY. Good to see Enfield is being taken advantage of while residents take care and follow the rules and pay their taxes these people get away with having an eyesore and a property value dropping plaza like this.
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Parking at Enfield Street School Archived1308-1314 Enfield Street Enfield, Connecticut - polytestI reported the issue of parents who pick up students at the school parking in the designated fire lane. Reported this back in December. The issue was acknowledged by Enfield Police and they indicated it would be given special attention. Well, since then I have noticed no attention, surely not "special attention" to the problem. It's a safety hazard. Kids and parents, myself included, have to dodge between illegally parked cars daily. It seems like a straight forward issue to solve. Make it clear to parents, school staff etc. that a no parking sign in a fire zone means "NO PARKING". It happens every day, there are open spots for parent to park yet no one seems to care. Police, school staff, etc. If no parking in a fire zone can't be
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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Archived12 Cleveland Street Enfield, Connecticut - polytestTHE OWNER HAS FAILED TO UPKEEP HIS LAWN AND TREES ALONG WITH A HUGE DUMPSTER THAT HAS BEEN PLACE IN THE FRONT OF HIS PROPERTY FOR MANY MONTHS. PLEASE HELP IN THIS MATTER THANK YOU SO MUCH,
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Blighted and Problem Property Archived16 Glendale Road Enfield, Connecticut - polytestWhere do I start. This property is a complete disaster. There are a million cars parked all over the place and on the lawn, they are running a commercial business out of there so there are vehicles and equipment all over. They take down trees and brush and put it all over their yard. The house looks like it is in disrepair as well. Probably the worst thing is they are always having loud parties with a lot of people and they have FIRES THAT ARE MASSIVE and there is smoke everywhere. The fire department has been called before but they don't do anything. They are basically burning all the stuff they get form their business in their backyard. Please do something about this as it is a concern for multiple neighbors.
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Junk and Yardwaste Archived12 Ellis Rd Enfield, CT - polytestThis homeowner has junk piling up on the side of his house as well as a huge mound of soil and grass on his driveway in the front. Many people have been complaining about it as it make the neighborhood look bad and it brings down property value and nothing has been done
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Motorist/Pedestrian Danger Archived24 Buchanan Road Enfield, CT - polytestProperty has hedges growing over 10 feet and into the street, inhibiting travel and completely blocking street sign. 6 foot fence on corner of property limits vision around corner and is a danger for motorists and pedestrians entering and exiting adjacent street.
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Blighted Property Archived1-19 Guild Street Enfield, CT 06082, USA - polytestNew owner has not done anything with property.
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Missing Sidewalk @ Sr. Ctr. Acknowledged299 Elm St. Enfield, CT - polytestThere is no safe pedestrian access to the nice Senior Center @ 299 Elm St., only a vehicular driveway. Request new sidewalk with curb-cut to meet ADA requirements at existing painted crosswalk.
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410 Enfield St. Enfield, CT - polytestBaco's Pizza and Natalia's Alterations have several high output light fixtures on the exterior of their buildings. Currently, there are two utility poles at the front of each property where there are two (one on each pole) 1000 watt high pressure sodium flood lights that are the majority nuisance factors. These flood fixtures are on from dusk to dawn. In addition to the two luminaire flood lights mentioned previously, the facade to Baco's pizza has a minimum of eight unshielded, non-performance type of wall pack fixtures. Baco's buidling mounted lights seem to be on a timeclock and the fixtures switch off by 11:00 PM. Natalia's Alterations also has non-conforming illumination on the facade with a what looks to be a 250-400 high pressure sodium flood light on the back of her building/home. The exterior lights on Natalia's Alterations are on from at least dusk to dawn and sometimes 24 hours.
The ordinace that I've referenced:
7.10.6 Outdoor lighting.
All external illumination shall be directed or shielded in such a manner that the source (bulb, tube, etc.) of light will not be visible from any street or from any adjoining property. No light shall be directed outside the lot where it originates. All lighting shall be shielded or otherwise designed to provide down lighting so as to minimize night glare. -
They are letting the public down... Archived1430 Enfield Street Enfield, CT - polytestTotally not acceptable from the USPS. This location was visited in the last week and I was very appalled when I walked in. The SMELL, the ancient interior, dirty and small conditions. No wonder why I see very few cars and the hours are very limited. Is this building up to code on the electrical, building standards, public safety, etc...? Interesting floors. Even though the only ones who may appreciate this condition are the 'centurions', why is this in such disarray when the postal service is claiming money issues. Close this one if it cannot be brought up to date. It will probably cost less. I do not think that any one is looking for a working, smelly museum in Enfield, CT right now...