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Case: T10DV04413

Case Details

Status:

COURTCMP

Type:

MULTIPLE TYPES
Address:

Entered Date:

07/07/2010

Applicant:

JEROME JOHNSON SR

Description:

TPD mask report: Opened entry into filthy pool. Property owner living in travel trailer on site. Overgrown weeds in the yard. Lots of trash stored around the property.

Case Violations

Case Number: T10DV04413
Case Status: COURTCMP
Case Description: MULTIPLE TYPES
Total Violations: 3
Violation Date Code Statue
07/09/2010 T.C. Ch. 16, Sec. 16-13(a) ACCUMULATION OF VEGETATION PROHIBITED. Each owner, lessee, tenant, resident or occupant shall maintain a property so it is free of the accumulation or untended growth of vegetation. The accumulation or untended growth of vegetation means the presence of plants on property that create a fire, safety or health hazard, or that attract vermin either on the property, on neighboring properties, or on both, and includes but is not limited to: (1) Any lawn grass that exceeds 6 inches in height; (2) All weeds that exceed 6 inches in height; (3) Dead trees and dead shrubs; (4) Dead palm fronds within ten feet of the ground, a structure, a fence or wall, or of any combustible other than the tree from which the fronds have grown; (5) Any tree, shrub, or other form of vegetation of any kind on the property or on the adjoining right-of-way, street, or alley that extends over or under the sidewalk space or roadway in a manner that may interfere with the reasonable use of the street, sidewalk, or alley for pedestrian or vehicular traffic of any kind or that may obstruct the view or light distribution of traffic-control devices or luminaries. Vegetation must be trimmed and maintained to provide an unobstructed pedestrian path a minimum 48 inches in width and 80 inches in height from grade.
07/09/2010 T.C. Ch. 16, Sec. 16-13(b) ACCUMULATION OF REFUSE PROHIBITED. Each owner, lessee, tenant, resident or occupant shall maintain a property so it is free of accumulated refuse and debris. Accumulated refuse and debris means contained or uncontained refuse and debris that is present on the property in a manner not authorized by the Tucson Code. Material recycling facilities meeting the requirements of section 15-24.7 are exempt from this prohibition.
07/09/2010 T.C. Ch. 16, Sec. 16-13(g)(3) HAZARDOUS POOLS. Any swimming pool or other contained body of water that contains water 18 inches or more in depth at any point and that is wider than 4 feet at any point and is intended for swimming must be properly secured and maintained so as not to create a hazard to public safety, a health hazard or attractive nuisance, and shall be entirely enclosed by a wall, fence or other barrier that is adequate to prevent access by children. Water shall not be allowed to stagnate or to harbor insect infestation.

Outstanding Inspections

Case Number: T10DV04413
Case Status: COURTCMP
Case Description: MULTIPLE TYPES
Total Outstanding Inspections - 5
End Date Description Inspector Results Comments
11/15/2010 LUC - VIOL OF SITE PLAN - COND LPUMPHRE Court Inspection
11/15/2010 NPO - EXT. HAZ/ATTRACT NUISANC LPUMPHRE Court Inspection
11/15/2010 NPO - REFUSE/TRASH/DEBRIS LPUMPHRE Court Inspection
11/15/2010 NPO - JUNKED/INOP. VEHICLE(S) LPUMPHRE Court Inspection
11/15/2010 NPO - WEEDS/GRASSES LPUMPHRE Court Inspection

Completed Inspections

Case Status: COURTCMP
Case Number: T10DV04413
Case Description: MULTIPLE TYPES
Total Completed Inspections - 2
End Date Description Inspector Results Comments
07/09/2010 INSP - INITIAL CODE ENFORCMENT LPUMPHRE Approved Accumulation of vegetation on entire property and abutting areas. Accumulation of refuse primarily in carport, rear yard, and rear porch. Storage also intermingled in carport and rear porch. White pickup with flat tires in front driveway area. Large newer RV and other vehicle in front are ok. There is a non motorized travel trailer on west side of yard that owner Mr. Clarke was occupying at the time of the inspection. Pool water is starting to become stagnant.
11/15/2010 INSP - FOLLOW UP CODE ENFORCE LPUMPHRE Approved No Compliance.

Completed Activity Special Conditions

Case Description - MULTIPLE TYPES
Case Number - T10DV04413
Case Status: COURTCMP
Total Completed Case Activity Conditions: 17
Date Name
06/16/2011 CONTACTED BY PHONE
08/27/2010 CONTACTED BY MAILING
06/21/2011 CONTACTED BY EMAIL
09/02/2010 CERTIFIED RECEIPT CARD
11/18/2010 PROCESS SERVED
07/09/2010 NOTICE OF VIOLATION ISSUED
08/27/2010 CITATION ISSUED
05/03/2011 POSTING/PUBLICATION
10/17/2011 VIOLATION CLOSED
08/27/2010 COURT HEARING INFO
11/18/2010 RESEARCH
08/27/2010 REINSPECTION FEE - FIRST
11/15/2010 REINSPECTION FEE - SECOND
01/05/2011 REINSPECTION FEE - THIRD
07/09/2010 UDC, Sec. 10.3.4. VIOLATION OF CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL Failure to comply with the requirements or conditions of approval on any of the various zoning compliance procedures as provided by the UDC, such as, but not limited to, Special Exception, Design Development Option, Temporary Use, or Home Occupation procedures, constitutes a violation of the UDC.
07/09/2010 T.C. Ch. 16, Sec. 16-15. JUNKED OR INOPERABLE VEHICLES. (a) Prohibited Storage: (1) No person owning or having custody of any junked or inoperable vehicle may store such vehicle on private property, or on any sidewalks, streets or alleys, within the city, except as otherwise permitted under this section; (2) No person owning, occupying or in control of any private property within the city may store any junked or inoperable vehicle on the owned or occupied property, or on any abutting sidewalks, streets or alleys, except as otherwise permitted under this section; (b) Permitted Storage: This section shall not apply to any junked or inoperable vehicle stored on private property if the vehicle: (1) Is on the premises of a business enterprise operated in a lawful place and manner and licensed by the City under chapter 19 of the Tucson Code, and the storage of the vehicle is necessary to the operation of the business enterprise; or; (2) Is lawfully enclosed within: a. An enclosed garage or other permanent building lawfully constructed of opaque materials without openings, holes or gaps other than doors and windows; b. A carport, and an opaque car cover designed for that purpose (and not including tarps, bed sheets, plastic sheeting, or similar materials) completely covers the body of the vehicle; or c. The rear yard or side yard and screened by any fence, wall or barrier, not less than five (5) feet in height, constructed of opaque materials which screens it from view from any adjacent properties and the public right-of-way, and is equipped with self-latching gates or doors. Such fence, wall or barrier must comply with section 16-12(e). (c) Persons Responsible: Whenever the city finds that any junked or inoperable vehicle is stored on private property or on any abutting sidewalks, streets or alleys in violation of this section, the persons responsible for the violation include the recorded owner, occupant or person in control of the private property, as well as the registered owner or custodian of the vehicle.
08/26/2010 T.C Ch. 16, Sec. 16-13(h) OUTDOOR STORAGE ON RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IS PROHIBITED UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: 1. When stored in the front yard. 2. When stored in the side yard or rear yard and is not screened by a minimum five foot high solid wall or opaque fence. 3. When exceeds 25% of the total lot area. 4. When stored in an open covered porch that is visible from beyond the boundaries of the lot. 5. When stored in an open carport that is visible from beyond the boundaries of the lot where the amount of storage restricts an automobile from being properly stored within the carport. A double carport will require enough space to store two automobiles. 6. When storage items include garbage, refuse or debris.

Documents

File Name Document Type  
CERTIFIED RECEIPT.PDF DOCUMENTS VIEW
CITATION #6881000.PDF DOCUMENTS VIEW