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https://actiononline.stpete.org/Click2GovCE/casesearch.html?caseYear=18&caseNumber=7435

or call 727-893-7373 and refer to the above case number.

Itinalaga ni Codes Compliance 6 ang isyung ito kay J Corbett

Surf shop now stores stuff on it's north side on the city sidewalk. It junks up the 'hood. May I store my old canoe on this public sidewalk?

Not to mention you have to practically pull out into 4th St from 11th Ave in order to look for northbound traffic because of their sidewalk junk. I've nearly lost the front end of my car on many occassions.

This is the start of another weekend dealing with the surf shop. Flags and merchandise stored on the city side walks and right-of-way, blocking line of sight for traffic, a real safety issue.

Issue 4571613 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Junk still being stored on city sidewalk. North side of building. May I call city sanitation department to pick it up?

Issue 4650812 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Issue 4703842 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Issue 4758498 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Issue 2966714 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

This has been reported MULTIPLE TIMES TO CODES ENFORCEMENT BY PHONE. No action has ever been taken - - or they would NOT continue to do this! What's it going to take???

This is a DUPLICATE Because IT CONTINUES TO OCCUR ON SUBSEQUENT WEEKENDS WITH NO ACTION TAKEN! D O S O M E T H I N G ABOUT IT!

It's John Reno LaBudde's shop. They aren't going to do anything. He's too connected

It's about staying on top of him. He had to remove stuff a little over a year ago as there were too many complaints, I've notices recently it's slowly starting to become hazardous again.

A NEW LAW is not needed. What IS needed is ENFORCEMENT by Codes Enforcement. The last co nversation I had w/ the supervisor was all about what a pain it is to get anywhere w/ the tenant - Mister Reno. SO -- they went after the property owner for fines / liens over their old busted-up sign which sat on the 11th Ave side for at least TWO years. This is a matter of 'will' on the part of Codes Enforcement! GET INSPECTORS OUT THERE ON THE WEEKENDS WHEN THIS OCCURS - - ALONG WITH TWO POLICE TEAMS.... AND SETTLE THIS ONCE AND FOR ALL!

WE HAVE MORE THAN HAD IT WITH THIS BUSINESS OWNER'S DISREGARD FOR THE CODE THAT ALLOWS HIM TO OPERATE... AND ALSO RESPECT THE RESIDENTS WHO LIVE HERE.

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