Your concern has been received and forwarded to The City Clean Commission Department so that proper inspection and handling can take place accordingly. The recycling will be picked up on Monday; the Landlord has been contacted and will be sending out notices referencing the rules and regulations and City codes. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at 804-646-7000. We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together.

Please leave this issue open until fully remedied. This is not a first offense for this property manager, as noted above.

It is problematic that the City of Richmond is allowing this offender to wait until recycling/garbage is picked up to fix the problem instead of making the violator fix the problem. Law abiding residents should not have to tolerate a persistent problem.

Also, why isn't this issue being forwarded to the Department of Public Works, which has oversight over enforcement and issuing of fines for this violation?

Richmond Code §31-23;
Ordinance # 2007-230-275,
§ 1, 11-26-2007

Both state the City will enforce the garbage supercans and recycling bins left out passed their allowed times. Furthermore, the latter states that it is the responsibility of the Department of Public Works (Richmond City Agency) to assess the civil penalty of $50 per receptacle left out per day.

Garbage/refuse/recycling out again today.

Your concern has been received and forwarded to The City Clean Commission Department so that proper inspection and handling can take place accordingly. The recycling will be picked up on Monday; the Landlord has been contacted and will be sending out notices referencing the rules and regulations and City codes. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at 804-646-7000. We appreciate your communication that helps us in “Building The Best Richmond” together.

Recycling picked up Monday, March 2, 2015. Problem still on this block.

Please begin fining property manager...the City of Richmond has no reason to allow this problem to persist.

Refuse still out...Recycling picked up on March 16, 2015. DPW has failed to enforce city code.

This concern was resolved by the Clean City Commission Department.

Pathetic it has taken the City of Richmond over 10 months to deal with this issue.