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Case: T18DV02026

Case Details

Status:

NOVERIFY

Type:

PROP MAINT MULTIPLE TYPES
Address:

Entered Date:

04/11/2018

Applicant:

BENJAMIN JAMES LAIR

Description:

TREE IS DEAD IN THE BACK YARD . CLAIMS TREE HAS DONE PROPERTY DAMAGE IN PAST TO HER PROPERTY

Completed Inspections

Case Status: NOVERIFY
Case Number: T18DV02026
Case Description: PROP MAINT MULTIPLE TYPES
Total Completed Inspections - 2
End Date Description Inspector Results Comments
04/16/2018 INSP - INITIAL CODE ENFORCMENT VINDIOLA Approved Arrived on site and made contact with tenant who let me peek over the north side gate where I found one large tree dead along the north side yard. Will move to notice of violation.
08/22/2018 INSP - FOLLOW UP CODE ENFORCE VINDIOLA Approved Was in the area and noticed the trees are still the same. Contact from owner was never established. Will pick up this case again

Completed Activity Special Conditions

Case Description - PROP MAINT MULTIPLE TYPES
Case Number - T18DV02026
Case Status: NOVERIFY
Total Completed Case Activity Conditions: 6
Date Name
05/08/2018 CONTACTED BY PHONE
05/08/2018 CONTACTED IN PERSON
04/19/2018 NOTICE OF VIOLATION ISSUED
02/13/2019 VIOLATION CLOSED
05/21/2018 RESEARCH
04/16/2018 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.