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Home My WebLink AboutPermit Correspondence 1982-10-22SPRI]{GFIELD CITT OF SPRINGFMLD Department of Public Works CERTIFIED LETTER 0ctober 22, 1982 Resident 759 Mi11 Street Springfield, 0regon 97477 Dear Resident: A recent observation of your property located at 759 Mil1 Street, Springfield, 0regon reveals that it is in violation of the following City Codes: Sections 4-2-6, 4-2-9 and 5-1"-1 (3)(a) and (d) of the Springfield City Code (copies attached). An accumulation of bagged household garbage and used tires exists on the property at the above referenced location. Household garbage must be stored in covered containers and removed weekly. Used naterials must either be rernoved or screened from view by a structure or enclosure of a permanent nature affixed to the ground. Therefore, by ten (10) days from the date of this letter (November 2, 1982), the above described conditions must be corrected in order to conform to City Codes. Unless you comply with this requirement, further action will be taken under the Codes of the City of Springfield, Oregon. Please direct all inquiries to the Springfield Building Division at 726-3753. Sincerely, Sally J on Environmental Inspector cc:Ronald B. Clark, Superintendent of Building Joseph J. Leahy, Assistant City Attorney attachment sJ/1h 225 North Sth Street o Springfield, Oregon97477 . 503/726.3753 ""( (u* / 5-1 -t Springfjeld Code 5-1 -2 (2) Fences rvh'ich present an unfinished on unsightly appearance fronr public property or from adjacent private property.(a) Fences having a finished and unfinished s'ide shall be so constructed as to present an equally finished appearance from either s'ide and in the event they dc not comply vrith this provision shall be considerecj prima facie unfinjshed or unsightly and a nuisance under the provit'ont sed building suppi ies F paper, scrap, iunk, u-selT[Fnr ture, pl umbing or el ectrical appljcances visible fror.,r public property or from private pr materials vrhen stored shall be cons'idered vis'ible unless th ,c SA S are ,t rulr ope A< i resplie rty. ame artons , nd uclt covered from public vieri by a structure or an enclosure of a permanetrt the ground. Condi ti ons Attracti n Rodents. Conditions LtDon a property or any prernr ses a o!{, a rac or are likely to attract, feed or harbor rats or mice.(f) 9!qE. Premises which are in such a state or condition as to cause an offensr-r,e odcr or vrhiclt are in an unsanitary condition. ( g)Pni vies etc A privy, vault, cesspool, septic-tank or drain which enlits a nori-ours ancj offensive smel l, or r.rh'ich is prejudicial to pub) ic heal th. (h) tiater r'rhieh affords i nsects .(i ) defined and declare Sta nant l,later. An accumulation of stagnant or impure orm nJ +-Ld ora a breeding place for mosquitos or other Combust'ible Materi al s.Any combustible materials as nature affjxed to (e) nature affixeC to ( k) nui sance by this co ef lg prevention code as coniajned inaza r ous n this code, section 7-6-1 et seq.(j) Stored Vehicles. Any inoperable or damaged, stored vehi cl es , rvhether I iEEn!ET or unll censed, i ncl udi ng any vehi c les partf a'! 1y or rv'hol1y disi;rant,led, or any part or parts thereof, exposed to pub'lic viet't from e'ititer pubi'ic properiy or adjacent private property for a period of more than 20 days, i,rovjcled ttrat the same may be kept upon premise(s) for peliods of not to exceed 30 days upon a special','eh'icle storage permit b::ing obtained from the Department of Public l'Iorks. Such permit may be extentjeci for one addit'icnal 30 day period. No more than one permit shall be gran.ted for a prernise(s) per year. Not rnore than one vehicle shal I be al'loived by such a permit.(l) Nothing here'in shall prohibit the storage of any such vehicles not in violation of other provisions of this code, where the same are covered from public vfew by a structure or enclosure of a permanent tS,ha €# the groirnd. 0ther Nuisances. Any other condi+.ion declared to be a Public Nuisa n ces - -Ab.rtement - -Not'i ce . on detet'mt n ati cn by the counci 5-l -2 in the to be (l) up code of th posted on t ecl ty he- p't:e on which t I that a nu'isance as def i nedl-l forthrvith causp a-noliSg_ nce exis Es, di recting the ex'ls mi ses h,e nu removal of the nuisance(Z) At the .time--of pos t'i ng, the recold_q.r--:treasurer'--sha:l-Fcaus+-a copy of the notice !-o be forvarded by reg'istered or cert'ifjed majl, postage @ /-* (:.:i r.r 5-1 -l Springfield Code s-l- 1 " An agent , occupant, 1 essee , av'ing pos sess i on or control of on project. son respons'ibl e for abati ng The depos'iton of an ser"Iage , or i ndustri al Gr CHAPTIR V. OFFENSES ARTICLE 1. NUISANCES IN GENIRAL or the purposes of sections 5-l-l through 5-l-7 words anci phrases shall mean: (1 ) "Person in Charge of ProPertY. tenant, contract purchaser, or other person h property or the supervisjon of any constructi(2) "Perscn responsible. " The Per a nuisance shall include:(a) the olner tlre person in charge of prcperty as defined above the person ltho caused a nujsance to come into or continue in ex'istence.(3) No person shall cause or permit a nu'isance on pubiic or private property and the causing or permittirrg of the same constitutes an offence unjer this code. The follorving are hereby declared to be nu'isances to be abated or prosecuted as an offence as prosecuted as an vicied in this code (b) (c) A\$) EA offence as pro animal carcass sightly, or create (b) s an of fen s'i ve odor. Attracti ve Nui sa.nces . No ol'/ner or waste, or anJ/ putrjd, nauseous, decaying, deleterjous, offensi ve or dangenous /--:.i- substance upon any prernjses or in a strearn, well, spring, brook, ditch, pcnd, t;ri,rer, or other inland utaters within the city; any accun:ulation of decornpcsed animal or vegetable matter, garba.ge, rubbish, manure, offal, ashes, discardaci containers, vtaste, paper, debris, trash, hayr gl dSS, strat't, weeds, litter, rags, or other refuse matter or substance, vlhich by itself or in coniunction with other substances is deleterious to public health or comfort, or is un- person in charge of property shal I pernri t thEreon:(l) UnguarCed machinery, equipment, or other devices which are attractive, dangerous, and access'ible to ch'ildren.(2) Lumber, logs, or pilings placed or stored in a rnanner so as to be attractive, dangerous, and accessible to children.(3) An open p'it, quarry, cistern, open basentent, or other excavation without safeguards or barriers.to prevent such places from being used by children.(4) Any abandoned, unattended or discarded ice-box, refrigerator or other container accessjble to children trrhich has an air-tight door, or lock vrhich may not be released for opening from the insjde. This definitjon does not include ice-boxes, refrigerators or other containet's offered for sale by cornmercial establishmentsrproviCed that the same are kept within enclosures from which children are excluded at all times except bus i nes s hours .(c) Fences. ml fence 'in a structurally unsound condition.ti:\ij t)f LAt:2 s-'l-1 Dead ic Fiatter and(a) kta [,4 {rr 4-2-6 4-2-7 t,lrappi ng. A1 1 sacks be ore be Springfield Code 4-?-10 garbage shall be wrapped in paper or-placed'iR'paper ing placed in any garbage can for collection. (t ) i ts i the duty of each person desiring the services of the collector of garbage refuse in the removal of any garbage, nuisance material or other accumu'lation to furnish his own receptacle.(a) No customer seeking serv'ice for the first t'ime at a location shall use any sunken or plastic garbage can after August l,.l979. (2) No resident or householder shall use any receptac'le for this purpose othei than a standard garbage can not in excess of 32 gallons capacity. (3) No person shall permit or suffer any refuse, decaying vegetab'le or other decaying substance, or abandoned refuse matter that accumulates in the preparation 6t food for the table, or any garbage of any kind, to be or rema'in in or about any house, yard, Iot, place or premises owned-or occupied by him except for the-time, and under the cond'itions and regulations as con- tained in this article, and unless the same be kept in a closed can, box, or other receptacle in such a manner that there shall be no leakage of the con- tents thereof, and in such condition and manner that no offensive smell or atmosphere shill obtain or be created to the-extent that the same may thereby cause or become a public nuisance, or affect or endanger the rights or health of any person whatsoever. (4) No person shall overload containers beyond the point where covers can secure'ly be replaced. 4-2,8 Liquid Wastes. No person shall fill refuse containers with dishwater or olFer iiquid or iemiliquid kitchen waste, which is properly dispos- able down the sanitary drains. t i s hereby made unl awful for anY Per- son n c ffer any o f the substances which are described or referred to in section 4-2-6, and for wh 'ich he 'i:s responsi.ble, to be or rema'in in or upon the prem'ises owned, occup ied, or control'led by him for a period of long er than seven days in anY event.This limitat'ion of seven daYs shal I be subject to the further Provisjon that n one of such sub'stances, as de- scrfbed or referred to in secti on 4-2-6, shal I b e allowed to be or remain in or about any p lace or premises longer than a reasonable time,which reasonable time may be determined bY substance referred to in safety and health. the nature of the decaY ing matter,rbage,or other this article, and with a view of pro cti ng the publ ic ga te 4-2-10 up, coll bury or cribed b those pe i censes and Perm'its for Haul i n No person shal I remov ect or accept for co aul throu g I h or over any lection within the citY, or burn out of the streets of the ctaeor dispose of i n any manner, dly garbage,refuse, or other su y name or re ferred to in sections 4-2-I and 4-2-3 of this L e, transfer,'ity, or pi ck of doors, or bstances des- code, excePt may be or shal I ,( *,\\*#rsons duly I 'icensed or franchised therefor, whose duty it y'?+ [-nal\-'4 \j., 4-2-6 Receptacl es. ISPFINGFTELD R [.: C.rIY OF SPRINGFIELD Department of Public Works 225 North Sth Street Springfield, Oregon 97 47 7 i,t- N.-i, t 14 .-rF&c: i L'.-- '....-...) -. -.----.+.>'. ! t i\t I .J, a---h, aF"*- a-.ar t &a. o s \a Name-.1 lst Notice -, 2nd Notice l{OV. RETUM REGEIPT NESUESTED 0 1 198a Res 759 Retur 1 Streetld, Oregon 9 77 lYfT.I,T"r":,:, ;:" r' : ::ffiIDftESSED (,IYALLL ! L, i ,- -, "_,,..:lJ ( P 329 960 MAIL FIEDCERTI .EB