We will ask the Zoning Enforcement Division to check on this, the issue will be updated once I hear back from them.

Mr. Black, please be patient with these complaints. As past behavior is often an indicator of future behavior, one often assumes the worst, right? It's good to know that the tubing is from repair work. That shows you are keeping your property prepared. But I can see why Frustrated neighbor would be suspicious. I don't live that close to campus and I've witnessed all sorts of unbecoming conduct—urination, littering, driving up on curbs and in the edge of lawns—all in my front yard. I hold my breath every time a new set of students move in down the street. Some years and semesters are better than others.

Our inspector visited the property and found that the property owner is having some repairs done while the students are on spring break. Vehicles may park on the yard if they are actively engaged in work. The inspector will continue to monitor the property but there is no violation at this time.

An officer went out and investigated the complaint. The vehicle is registered outside of Wake County. Attempts were made to contact the owner. A NCSU student is believed to be a possible relative of the registered owner and attempts are being made to contact the student. The vehicle was tagged as abandoned and must be moved within 7 days or it can be towed.

The fence has been repaired.

Thanks for reporting. I have referred this to the City’s Housing and Environmental Inspections Division. When the inspectors have had a chance to investigate I will post an update.

I guess I was going on the assumption that land lords wanted to be good neighbors, which is not always true. Good luck! I hope the City of Raleigh comes through for you folks. It's hard to take pride in your neighborhood when things like this are going on.

An inspector visited the property on 3/4/13 and found no violations at this time.

Solid Waste Services has responded and enforcement action has been taken. Thanks!

This has been removed.

The Urban Forestry Division checked the location and will add it to their tree replacement project in the fall.

Please ask Urban Forestry to take care to plant a tree that will not stop up the city's antiquated sewers. I have to pay to have sewer lines on city owned property rotor-rooted because a city planted tree has roots that grow into the lines. Plus I have to clean up the backup AND pay the water-sewer bills. What a joke! And don't bother to file an insurance claim.

Lack of planning on COR's part DOES constitute an emergency on my part.

This issue is repaired.