WileCoyote
Beach Lover
SJ you were right - I will need a very tall ladder.
Didn't get bonked in the head, but didn't get them down either.
Didn't get bonked in the head, but didn't get them down either.
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Stop illegally placed campaign signs!
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
yes, a tall ladder on the back of a pick up truck.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
speaking of tall ladders, I haven't noticed any tall ladders in the backs of the Code Enforcement F150s. If they really plan on taking a somewhat proactive stance on upholding the Code, maybe they need at least on tall ladder. Or, they could simply take the business name and phone number off the sign, and issue a daily fine until the signs are removed. That way, they don't even need a ladder.
wrobert
Beach Fanatic
I do not believe that they have gone proactive yet. But I do think that someone is working on Saturdays. Not sure if they are taking complaints or just working their open cases. They must be resolving some stuff, two months in a row nothing has come to the code board to handle. Seems everything is settling and coming into compliance.
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
Exactly what does code enforcement do when they're not answering a call? Polish the $$ vehicles? 
Apparently they can't act unless someone reports something so unless I am REALLY missing something there is a lot of wasted time.
Apparently they can't act unless someone reports something so unless I am REALLY missing something there is a lot of wasted time.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
wrobert, obviously, you haven't been riding on the Timpoochie Trail lately. There are Code violations all over the place.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I bet they hire someone else to wash the shiny maxed out F150s. Maybe we should start calling them to report each of the sign violations.Exactly what does code enforcement do when they're not answering a call? Polish the $$ vehicles?
Apparently they can't act unless someone reports something so unless I am REALLY missing something there is a lot of wasted time.
scooterbug44
SoWal Expert
And not just on the trail ........
My understanding is that since they're not proactive, even though there are blatant code violations all over, they can't do anything until they get a call ;-)
My understanding is that since they're not proactive, even though there are blatant code violations all over, they can't do anything until they get a call ;-)
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Who heads the Code NO-Enforcement Department, and what does that job pay?
wrobert
Beach Fanatic
Exactly what does code enforcement do when they're not answering a call? Polish the $$ vehicles?
Apparently they can't act unless someone reports something so unless I am REALLY missing something there is a lot of wasted time.
They must be actively working with people. The last two cases that came to the board were about a year in the making.