You as a property owner have every right to protect your property from damage or trespass. If you think your property is being damaged on purpose please call 911 and report it to the police department. If it is accidental then you have still have the right to protect your property but the city can not get involved in civil matter.

the City has responsibility to oversee and monitor this on-going project. When you do not, as in this case of extra driveways, you hand it to us (neighbors), to settle in court. Not good! There are now three driveways,with no ditches, on the road we pay to keep up. Yes, I know the city has rights to that portion of the road, but the city will not maintain it. Run-off from the clear cut will run onto the Quail Hill road without culverts or ditches. The City allowed this: the homeowners are not following the settlement agreement. Please do not hand this off to neighbors when you have not done your job. it was your road when you said the clearcut homeowner could use it, now you should fix the situation.

The development is clearing on both private and public land. When they cut down trees and native plants on private land, yes we call the police. On public, that is the citys job to enforce. The neighbors of quail hill have always maintained the road and plants. What used to be 15 ft huckleberry bushes, salal, trees etc have be hacked and destroyed along the entire length of the road. The city needs to enforce the clearing boundaries ASAP.

Both code enforcement and the fire district made a site visit last week, no violations of code were found. I'm going to forward you issued to our PW department about working in the ROW they are the ones that issued the permit.

there may not be a code violation, but there are permit violations. I reiterate what both Jackie and Jay have stated.

This issue was recategorized from Code Enforcement Issue to Road Issue.

Vause- Code Compliance assigned this issue to Public Works O & M

Vause- Code Compliance assigned this issue to PW-Engineering-CHammer

Updating to show acknowleged

Beginning on July 17, 2018 and following dates: COBI DE and PWENG staff had conducted a series of inspections, meetings and follow up visits with the subject property owner. During that time, staff did not identify any clearing activity outside of the scope of relevant ROW or PNG permits.