William

The tenets won't mow yard. Back yard is well over 12 inches. They have quite a few dogs & they won't clean up the dog poop! There is a Horrific Smell! They Will Not clean their pool. The water is over 1/2 way down. It's green & black. We have so many rats & mosquitoes. We Need Your Help! PLEASE!

This is what happens at 11th Ave NE and Cherry St even after a light rain. It has been like this for many months and the streets are always a wet mess. The townhouse construction on the 400 block of 11th Ave NE has left the street in horrible condition due to all the big trucks that were here during construction. They really damaged the street resulting in potholes that collect and hold water.

This house has a boat on the south side of the house in its front yard. Because it is a corner this is NOT, by code a side yard. This is the entrance to the community and it needs to be addressed. Now it appears that the boat is in the water somewhere and it is just a boat trailer. Still a violation.

Front yard contains mattresses, appliances. Truck loaded with junk, pool inside fence filled with rain water unkempt, and other items meet road. This has been this way for a couple of months.

Many people in the area fear that if the city allows the protestors to break laws, no matter how small (graffiti, traffic violations, fights, threats, etc.), it will lead to greater law breaking such as is happening in Portland, Chicago, New York, etc. There is also concern that the city posting the Black Lives Matter images on their site is supporting one group over the other. Most people believe is social change, but not in that particular organization which stands for something completely different. As a city, you are alienating those citizens that support the police & believe that organization (not the movement itself for change) is a violent organization focused on law breaking, violating citizens rights & bullying. It is not right for the city to support the fear mongers instead of their peaceful tax paying citizens. You give an inch, they take a mile & there is fear in your citizens. That is not right. Support the law abiding citizens that are now fearful and won’t walk Beach at night, won’t go to the pier during certain hours and are silenced because they do not feel supported by their local government.

A young couple have been living in a shed attached to 2035 3rd Ave N for over 2yrs, it has no waste facilities or water. The mother of the male in the shed lives in and owns the house... we have tolerated all kinds of animals in the back, many cats, a dog, rats, pet birds, ducks... they are all hoarders picking up junk, broken items left for the sanitation dept to pick up... however they just throw it on the ground throughout the yard. Now, a homeless woman, the mother of the female partner that lives in the shack is now living in a gazebo in the back yard ..the smell of feces and urine permeate the air. Feces and urine are being dumped on the dumpster in the alley behind their house. The house has attracted rats, mice, raccoons, opposssum. Additionally, the stray cats they bring in continue to have kittens.

We have reported this issue in the past but the property is in foreclosure and has an abandoned pool in the back yard that is now full of rainwater and is breeding mosquitoes. Please address as soon as possible.

You have had multiple entries on see click fix for this issue. I'm just highlighting it once again. I'm highlighting the fact that the issue always gets closed but never gets resolved. This standing water is a community danger. Someone has already broken her leg because of the slippery algae that has formed in it.

Along with the roof of the shed in the water don't know if other items from the deck are also submerged

Going on for months constant pools of water along curb and intersection of Oak and 10th AVE NE; difficult to cross intersection and creating mosquito problem