It is hard to tell from the photo, but this almost looks like its in front of an open lot. One of my friends who owns some commercial property in the western part of town, has this problem all the time. People dump stuff in front of open lots or in front of commercial buildings or in front of bank owned properties.
While I am all for code enforcement, my friend has ended up being cited for trash being dumped in front of their commercial property which really seems unfair.
All the same code officers are still there, except for Caraballo, Gracia and the Code Manager. Director William Waters is in charge of code. The outsourcing failed. All the people who are gone resigned due to bad management and lack of knowledge from the Director, Waters. Morale is at an all-time low.
So now that outsourcing fell through due to how much it would cost, who is doing code? Looks like William Waters is doing a very poor job of it!
ReplyDeleteI thought everyone quit, retired or were fired!
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to tell from the photo, but this almost looks like its in front of an open lot. One of my friends who owns some commercial property in the western part of town, has this problem all the time. People dump stuff in front of open lots or in front of commercial buildings or in front of bank owned properties.
ReplyDeleteWhile I am all for code enforcement, my friend has ended up being cited for trash being dumped in front of their commercial property which really seems unfair.
All the same code officers are still there, except for Caraballo, Gracia and the Code Manager. Director William Waters is in charge of code. The outsourcing failed. All the people who are gone resigned due to bad management and lack of knowledge from the Director, Waters. Morale is at an all-time low.
ReplyDeleteLynn, why did the outsourcing fail. No bids, bids too high, so have you heard of any alternate plan?
ReplyDeleteI did not know that the outsourcing had failed until read it on a comment here. I will find out, though.
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