This issue was recategorized from Other to Code Violation Inspection.

Thank you for using FayFixIt. I've entered service request # 25144 to report this to an Environmental Services Supervisor for removal or enforcement.

We had code enforcement determine the pile has been there sometime and is the result of public dumping. My question is when will the city perform the right thing? Continue the eye sore or clean it up. After cleaning it up put it on code enforcement monitoring log.

The city acknowledged the problem weeks ago, yet the problem remains. Is it so difficult to dispatch a refuse truck with a clamshell to clean up this eyesore. Please stop assigning "project numbers" as passing it on.

An Environmental Services Supervisor has since investigated the concern reported for further enforcement/removal, but there was no debris found at this location. We apologize for any inconvenience that has occurred, regarding this issue. If there are any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reply.

Ma'am...This pile of decomposing refuse on Hillard Drive, just at the fenced property line of 523 Bloomfield Drive, has not been cleaned up! If an Environmental Services Supervisor investigated the situation, I suspect they may have gone to the wrong location. The area was photographed and provided for review. The pile of decomposing refuse his still there and has not been touched. If the city is not going to clean up this community eyesore we will have to accept that decision. However, please know that saying there is not an unsightly pile of deposing leaves, pine straw, and broken sticks, and just closing a request for corrective action does not make it go away. Please look at the photograph and drive by the location ... the pile of refuse is still there and the situation has not changed! It is not trash or garbage , it is an unsightly pile of uncollected yard debris that has taken roots!