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This limb actually came from a tree on the property at this location owned by Village Bank (formerly Julian's).
Has been painted over.
Picture of the expired inspection sticker.
This property is used as a parking lot for for a nearby bar. The lot gets really trashed at times. There is also trash in the doorways and around the property.
Correction on the address. It is 2614 W. Grace.
Yes the signs have been replaced. I do not understand the necessity of emailing the person reporting the issue. The city should know when they created a work order and when the task has been handled. Your repeated emails show just how out of touch the city is with taxpayers.
This is a repeated problem. Please make the property owner take care of this eyesore and health issue.
The incorrect signs have been taken down.
Thank you.
Property owner has painted the building.
Additional photo.
Additional photo.
FYI, items must be placed at the curb or alley for crews to pick up. They will not enter yard to retrieve items.
The owner is failing to maintain his/her property to community standards and State law specifically addresses pollution that runs into our streets and alleys and eventually the James River and Chesapeake Bay.
I am not happy to hear that you nor the city cares about polluting our environment.
This issue has been reported before at least twice.
Here is a picture of the other sign.
See added comment.
In response to your closing of the issue I have two comments. One who is responsible fro removing the debris from the alley? Two, just this morning I observed sever defect/pot holes in the alley surface. This is a heavily traveled alley that has lacked any maintenance other pot holes repair over the last several years.
I take care of sweeping the debris out of the alley behind my house. However every time it rains heavily the debris returns.
The owner has failed to repair the area after have work done.
I understand that it is a property owner issue. However the property owner is aware of the problem and they refuse to do anything about it. In the mean time the debris that is washed into the alley is kicked up my the heavy vehicle traffic that uses the alley.