Inspector inspected property on 4/29/2014 and found no violations at this time, trees and bushes had been trimmed.

Just received notification this was closed due to being cut. Inspector is a nut. Attached picture shoes my 4 ft tall daughter Ingulfed by the overhanging shrubs.

This is the view from the corner if Litchford and Hunting Ridge. Grossly overgrown. A nuisance and hazard. It is bad the complete walkway from HR to Osprey Circle.

More pics to prove inspector did not look.

And more

This is definitely NOT resolved as the pictures above show. The inspector that says this property has no violation needs to be fired for lying.

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This is not resolved. Bushes still blocking side walk.

OK, Thanks. As I understand it the problem is on Litchford Road, not on Manor Ridge. That may be where the inspector got confused. I'll ask someone to go out and check this out. Will post an update when they have responded.

Why does this take so long to resolve? I don't understand the delay or the difficulty in sending an inspector out there and issue warnings.

The inspector needs first to determine whether the vegetation is the responsibility of the property owner or the City's right-of-way maintenance division. If the responsibility of the property owner the inspector will contact the owner to see if compliance can be achieved without a citation. If that is not the case the inspector will cite the property owner with a deadline generally about 2 weeks out. If the property owner does not comply the inspector will issue an abatement order with a short compliance window, and will then need to bring a case before the City Council to order the City's contractor to abate the problem and place a lien on the offending property for the cost. There is a lot of due process here because we are encumbering people's money. If it is the City's responsibility on the right-of-way this will be scheduled in priority order for our crew to take care of. Sometimes, because we are maintaining over 1000 miles of streets during the heavy growing season in the summer, this can take some time. I'll check to see what the status is here and post an update when I hear back.

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