College Lakes Community Watch Area No. 4

tree at location has been dead for over a year now. no current residents living at site. Large tree limbs now falling off. is in front yard and could endanger children playing near by

Tree limbs and branches.

We are moving in 07/18/2022.

Resident in violation of 24/7 Code Ordinance 22-10 #5 PART II - CODE OF ORDINANCES Carts are not to be stored in front of home
CHAPTER 22 - SOLID WASTE
Article I. - In General
Sec. 22-10. Collection Routes, Schedules and Pickup of Rollout Refuse Containers by City.
The solid waste director shall establish collection routes and schedules and may alter these routes and schedules from time to time. The solid waste director may also establish, and revise from time to time, a policy relating to the number of times per week the city will collect solid waste from various classifications of premises and the maximum number of solid waste containers that the city will service on any premises. No owner or occupant of any premises shall prohibit or prevent solid waste services at the premises at the prescribed periodic collection rate.

City-served curbside collection services will be provided on a day designated for collection by the solid waste director or designee. Solid waste shall not be placed at the curbside prior to dusk of the day preceding the scheduled collection. The basic curbside service to be provided by the city shall be as provided in section 22-22
Special collection services for the physically disabled shall be available as outlined under the solid waste departmental policy. Anyone who is unable, because of a physical disability, hardship, age, or handicap, to roll the container to the curb may receive backdoor service at no cost, upon approval by the solid waste director or designee, who may require additional documentation including, but not limited to, a doctor's certificate as proof thereof; provided there is no one else living in the home that can push the cart curbside.
[Reserved.]
In order to collect solid waste, the owner or occupant of each business, or household shall place all solid waste in approved containers and place such solid waste containers within one foot of the curb or edge of the pavement and a minimum of four feet from anything which may interfere with collection on the day scheduled for collection and removal prior to 7:00 a.m. Public notice shall be given of any change of collection day. City collection personnel shall not provide service if denied reasonable access by parked vehicles, equipment, fixed objects, low hanging wires or other obstructions. The following rules shall apply for the removal of solid waste:
No wooden boxes, barrels, or any other wooden receptacle, or any other receptacles except approved containers shall be used for collection of wet or dry garbage or recyclables.
For the purpose of collection, placement of containers will be at ground level, and the use of underground containers will not be permitted except as permitted by the solid waste director.
Solid waste collection begins at 7:00 a.m. and containers not available for collection on the scheduled day will not be collected until the next regularly scheduled day. Containers shall be removed from the curb the day that they are serviced and shall not be stored in front of a dwelling or commercial establishment, or otherwise in front of the building line closest to the street. Any variations from these requirements requires the approval of the solid waste director or designee. Failure to remove the container from the curb the day that the container is serviced is deemed in violation of this section, which shall result in the following:
As a result of a first violation, written warning of such violation shall be issued to the owner, occupant, lessor, lessee, or person in charge of the premises where the container is located with no monetary penalty being imposed;
Any second or subsequent violations shall subject the offender to a civil penalty in accordance with the fee and penalty schedule as approved by city council. Such civil penalty shall be recovered by the city in a civil action in the nature of a debt if the offender does not pay the penalty within the time prescribed in subsection (c) of this section.
In the case of a second or subsequent violation of this section, a written citation shall be issued to the owners, occupant, lessor, lessee or person in charge of the premises where the containers are located, stating the amount of the penalty and that the penalty is to be paid to the finance director, City Hall, 433 Hay Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina, within five days. If the penalty is not paid within the time prescribed, the city may initiate a civil action in the nature of a debt and recover the sum of the penalty plus the costs of the action.
Each and every day's violation of any provision of this section after the first violation shall constitute a separate and distinct offense.

Green roll out cart is damaged, cracked in two places from repeated emptying Can it be replaced

Correction of next schedule B recycle pick for neighborhood will be 1-30-23 on this open case 13962061. Report of overflow of recycle bin in front of house. Resident is not following the City of Fayetteville guidelines for roll up carts to place carts on side or back of house.

Please pick up green cart without top leaning on pole on the side of the home on Sandstone Drive

waste management keeps ignoring my additional recycling container.

Green container was picked up and styrofoam pieces in it fell out into the street and the yard. Driver of truck drove off and just left a mess for me to clean up. If I had not witnessed this and cleaned it up immediately, vehicles driving in the street would have hit them and there would have been a real mess. Thanks for doing your job Solid Waste Management. :(