City of Oakland Private Property - Code Enforcement PLUS

hugh vacant lot. over grown and debris on property

900 39th Avenue is storing cars all over 39th Ave and Wattling. None of these cars have plates, they are operating a business and abusing the neighborhood. There are always cars parked illegally, in red zones, and blocking sidewalks or crosswalks

This house has been a blight for months, and the residents routinely leave unoccupied vehicles right in the street for hours on end.

Broken down cars, junk and debris in driveway and front yard.

This house is occupied. Home owner has not maintained property in over 2 years. Weeds, several dozen cats and incomplete work including a break in the sidewalk creating a dangerous walking path. Water draining from broken french drain flooding the property daily.

The camps under the oak trees and along the alley between my building & the burger joint (near Anh's Burgers) keeps adding tents and individuals. Since there is no category for unhoused camps or loitering, I presume this means the city has determined these to be private property. Therefore I'm submitting under residential blight private property only. Please do something to have these unsightly camps relocated and the intimidating individuals nears Anhs Burger removed. Thank you!

There is a large amount of debris and soil that slid in a landslide from the backyard of 2187 Magellan Dr. onto the Montclair Railroad Trail (an Oakland park). The contracted retaining wall work did not remove the debris. The debris poses potential safety hazards to trail users in addition to affecting drainage; the debris is loose and eroding, impacting runoff. The soil also allows fire-prone invasive plants to proliferate. The soil, debris and overgrowing vegetation cannot be safely cleared without professional expertise. It is surprising the contracted work didn't clear debris that slid down from the residence.

This permanently closed auto repair shop is filled with overgrown weeds, abandoned vehicles and surrounded by a dilapidated, falling down fence covered in graffiti. It's a health hazard filled with rodents and could be a haven for drug use in the community.

Unkempt vacant property attracting burglars and squatters.

A black pick up truck with 3 big dogs in the truck bed has been parked outside my apartment building for almost a week now. The truck is full of garbage, the dogs are barking at all hours of the day and night and the man that’s living inside the truck, periodically runs a very loud power generator. They are causing a disturbance and the dogs are not secured.

This property has been repeatedly reported over the years, as a Health hazard. The Rodent (large rats) has increased exponentially as of summer, 2020.
The owner lives in San Francisco and complacent to the run down condition of the problem with the surrounding interior yard (unkempt grounds).

The huge abundance of discarded debris is a haven for the large Rodent infestation that's overflowing onto neighboring properties. This blight is also a concern for possible COVID-19 outbreak, due to uncleanness, larg bags full of debris, all types of car parts, inoperable vehicles, hazardous oil and gas cans, garbage bags full of canine feces, et al.

Just stand at the front rod iron gate and look onto the property.

They run a large electrical cord from the house to a large blue van, parked acroas the street, in front of warehouse at 880 27th street, Oakland CA, to operate a Generator to sleep on sidewalk across from 885 27th street, Oakland CA 94607.

It goes on and on. The owner has to be put on notice, a fine is pending if this property is not cleaned, sanitized, and purged.

Lastly, the owner is aware of the state of their property. They've been put on notice for a couple of years, and turns a blind eye, not caring whom the occupants are...multiple comings and goings.