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Neighbor's junkyard sparks urgent call for cleanup action

July 31, 2024 | Amador County, California


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Neighbor's junkyard sparks urgent call for cleanup action
During a recent government meeting, a resident raised concerns about a neighboring property that has become increasingly cluttered with junk, posing potential health and safety risks to the community. The individual, who has previously addressed the board, highlighted the issue of a junkyard-like situation at the home adjacent to theirs, which has been accumulating debris and waste.

The resident expressed worries about the possibility of rodent infestations, citing past experiences with mice and the potential for other wildlife, such as raccoons and skunks, to inhabit the area due to the excessive junk. They described the situation as not only unsightly but also detrimental to property values, stating that prospective buyers would be deterred by the presence of a junkyard next door.

In light of these concerns, the resident proposed that the board consider hiring a cleanup service to address the situation, suggesting that the costs could be charged to the property owner responsible for the clutter. The urgency of the matter was emphasized, with the resident requesting prompt action to mitigate the ongoing issues affecting their neighborhood.

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