What used to be a pretty white house has now been green with mildew for a couple of years. It shows even greener when it rains. Gutters are overflowing with debris. I'd be surprised if there wasn't rotting going on and termites.

It used to be such a cute house and now the U of R students living there do nothing!

Thank you for contacting the Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Division for the City of Richmond. Based on the information you provided we have assigned an Environmental Coordinator to go to the location and inspect the property for any and all code violations.

And there are gum and oak trees growing in the gardens around the mailbox that just sprouted that any normal person would have pulled or cut before they got big. If left to grow much longer, they will become mature trees right next to the road which then become the responsibility of the city's tree department. Those trees will become a nuisance over time.

What is the ordinance about how many unrelated individuals are allowed to live in a single family residence zoning? How many students are living there?

The deterioration of this property is horrifying. It looks like a crack house and the amount of traffic coming and going is very concerning. There are obviously many people living in this house. Is this legal?

Knocked on the door yesterday afternoon and this morning. No one will answer, though someone is home. The garbage cans moved between yesterday and today.

Also beer cans strewn around the side and back yard.

Issue 1633342 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Thank you for bringing this concern to the City of Richmond, Department of Planning and Development Review, however, when the Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Inspector visited the property, it was determined that there are no active code violations found on this property at this time. The Inspector will continue to monitor the situation in the future.