DaveS

Unpermitted structure in wetland buffer being used as living space. Structure has electricity and woodstove. Not sure what plumbing or septic if any......

Climbing up the right of way are several blackberry bushes growing up and in to the power wires. (Phone line cables) I was told that we were not to try to cut these because of their proximity to the power lines and telephone cables. We would also request the removal or trimming of the blackberry bushes as I thought they were in the noxious weed category for Kitsap County. Thank you.

Water is pouring out of a power line pole at the NE corner of Oddfellows and W Blakely. There is a traffic cone there, but it just doesn't look right. This corner is a city and school bus stop where lots of kids, including my own, and people congregate.

Digging to power line has led to increased waterflow over a private dirt road No permits have been made available nor are they posted They had an exposed power pole and dug across the road without informing anyone We also have an issue with our rose washing out regularly, and the city will only dump gravel The potholes are back within 3 weeks So if this is a city project the city needs to make sure they fix the road washing away as well

This is the third time this issue has been posted here this month.

Friday afternoon this trash receptacle was maxed out again with trash jammed in. The door is stuck and trash is being dumped on top and on the ground on Saturday. Another trash receptacle needs to be installed at this location or else daily pickup is mandatory, especially on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Saturday morning started out with it overflowing because it hadn't been emptied Friday. This is repeated every weekend as the eateries on the Winslow and Madison side generate a very high level of garbage because they are mainly take out.
Could another couple of garbage cans be added at least through the summer? It reflects so poorly about our community to have heaps of garbage on the ground every weekend.
Could the Public Works also put on their schedule to power wash the receptacle sometime? The handle and receptacle are sticky with spilled coffee and food as well as the sidewalk around it.
Thank you!

People are have continued to reside and sleep on this parcel for well over a week. They are sourcing electricity from somewhere. Idling cars and music playing outside at all hours. Furniture outside. You might have spoken to the land owner but it's not working. This is clearly a living situation again.

The nursery continues to expand
Built a giant framed structure now Using power and water from adjacent property
Increased vehicular traffic and activity Still no notice of land use.
Last week there were twenty cars parking here regularly - probably as auxiliary parking for employees of Pleasant Beach Inn or Manor House or Joe's

A property with the address 10660 NE Manor Lane is currently inhabited by two individuals living in a tent and two unpermitted sheds. There is no plumbing nor electricity; a generator runs from early morning hours though evening hours nearly non-stop. There are no sanitary facilities and on very warm days this summer the smell of garbage and human waste was evident. There is a firepit amongst large volumes of strewn trash and very near the outbuildings where garbage is frequently burned. There are a minimum of 5-6 cars parked on the property, often blocking access to emergency vehicles, should they need to reach our homes.

We respectfully request Bainbridge Code Compliance inspect this property and see action taken to resolve this unsanitary and unsafe situation.

The ongoing occupation of the strip of land behind 10660 NE Manor Lane is creating increasingly unsafe conditions for neighboring residents. Multiple vehicles are permanently parked on the narrow lane (see attached photo) along with discarded furniture, junk, and abandoned cars, impeding emergency vehicle access. There is no septic or waste disposal and a strong odor emanates. There is no electricity, so a generator runs nonstop, creating incessant noise pollution. Fires are being lit close to the garbage and structures, as others have reported here. More people have recently moved onto the property to occupy the tents and outbuildings. Neighbors have been reporting this situation for the better part of a year, and it has only escalated. This is a real health hazard.

An undeveloped parcel, no. 022402-1-005-2007, was purchased last year. The new owner has obtained water service, and in the process I am pretty sure he cut the asphalt on NE Pine Way without repairing it. At the SW corner of the parcel, he put up a tall fence in my access easement, which he recently moved after I had it surveyed (at no small expense). He has put up several small buildings, one of which is about 20 ft high and may be a dwelling; it is not far (20 ft?) from an overhead power line and i am a little concerned for his safety. Another structure obviously crosses into my neighbor's property. I am not certain whether he is observing the setbacks required by City Ordinance; he certainly is not honoring the parcel lines with his neighbors. A pre-application for construction of a residence was submitted by the previous owner (PLN50583) in 2016 but I can't find evidence that any of the recent construction has been done with a permit, and I would like someone to verity that the construction is safe, permitted, and compliant.

These are the coordinates to the incident, 47.689481, -122.507266
The incident is not at 10660 NE Manor Ln but next door.

There are two or more adults, a dog and multiple cats sleeping/living in a U-Haul truck rental, cars and/or shed. This area has a large amount of waste and junk scattered. There is no power, plumbing or water accessible.

A large dead tree was identified by certified arborist Evan Bombardier. He highly recommends removal ASAP. The tree is adjacent to power lines, a through road, and multiple family dwellings along Euclid Ave. In addition to the dead tree there are two others that appear unhealthy and should be removed in a timely manner as well.