Time to call out the FBI!
This is why I got rid of the recycle bin..

oh i did not know there was a proper placement of the recycle bin.

unreal

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Codes Compliance 6 ha assegnato questo problema a J Corbett

Marlene Murray is the president C.O.N.A. and the past president for Meadowlawn Neighborhood Association (kinda like a volunteer HOA). I can only hope she is trying to be helpful. I think most of us can see Marlene Murray's complaints are petty, but she is not a joke - she bites! (click her name to see her numerous past complaints). IMHO: Marlene Murray is wasting taxpayers dollars, CONA monies, overburdening our city workers with nonsense, abusing this site and in a sense sniping our citizens with petty violations. She knows once she sends her stupid picture(s), the Mayor's office should respond and will send someone out. She expects violations/tickets and action. What a waste of human hours, city workers time, and so disrespectful to all including her neighbors. Most of her complaints led to NOTHING!

This site should be to address problems with the CITY not rat out people who live around you just so the city can collect fines.. Notice I didn't use the word "Neighbors" as anyone who complains about somthing so petty is no Neighbor to the Meadowlawn neighborhood.
Furthermore there are areas of the city that have been neglected, Many don't conform to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Marlene worries about what? a recycle bin left out?
There are miles and miles of sidewalks around the city that people who use wheelchairs or mobility scooters cannot safely use.. Curbs all around Meadowlawn that are broken and need repair.. Overgrown canals that are the charge of the city and left neglected by the city. And if she is the head of the meadowlawn CONA then it should be disbanded.

JRocco36. You worded your answer, perfectly! I hope the residents|owners of Meadowlawn or​ CONA members and officials take heed of your insights!

JRocco36 you right again on what you about ADA​. Sadly, it's probably not going anywhere with Marlene Murry as president of CONA. She bears no fruit with her works. Look at the Meadowlawn's signage, sidewalks, community events, outreach, or revitalization efforts. Compared to other communities in the northeast of St. Petersburg, Meadowlawn is in a crisis. She has never put up one new sign for the whole community. The last new sign was in 1995 on MLK.

Check her home (even google maps) you might say she runs the community like she runs her household. She bought her house long ago for under $50k. In all the decades she has lived there, she has not made one home improvement besides fixing the damage caused by their neglected roof that had not been touched since it was built (maybe circa 1950's). Marlene neglects what is essential and does not add value.

I would think the main job of CONA was to bring neighbors together. I don't understand how reporting good neighbors for such petty issues as a recycle bin or political sign helps bring the neighborhood together.
When Marlene puts a sign in her yard for the monthly CONA meeting is that is a snipe sign?
Is she then not in compliance with city code for snipe signs?

We live in a really good Neighborhood. I know most of my neighbors and we watch out for each other. I don't worry if they have a boat in the front, Park on the grass or leave their bin out too long.

Seems some people may just have other frustrations (Wink Freudian) that they can not resolve so they turn it on the people around them..

Another question is if anyone is going around the neighborhood, stopping at people homes and taking picture can't that be considered "suspicious activity"???? If so then it should be reported to the Police and let them explain what and why they are doing it. I will keep an eye out.

The issue that you reported previously has been addressed by the City, and this open work order is now closed. Please feel free to submit future requests to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete, and thanks again!