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Downtown businesses press commission on overflowing trash at 1569 Myers Street; staff to explore options

Oroville Planning Commission · October 27, 2025
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Summary

Business owners and commissioners flagged chronic garbage, odors and rodents at 1569 Myers Street that are impacting nearby storefronts; staff said code enforcement and planning are exploring post‑construction and health/safety remedies and will return to the commission with options.

Downtown business owners and commissioners raised ongoing problems with overflowing trash and associated odors and rodents at 1569 Myers Street, describing impacts to customers and the pedestrian environment.

A salon owner who said her business is at 1561 Myers Street told the commission she has repeatedly worked with code enforcement and provided photographs showing garbage problems that cause rodent activity and foul smells. ‘‘Our clients are complaining, and we just wanna see if we can get some help,’’ the commenter said.

Commissioners and staff discussed enforcement options. Staff said there are some mechanisms for post‑construction requirements for health and safety reasons but noted physical constraints on placing a full‑size enclosure in the alley make some solutions difficult. Staff and code enforcement will pursue practical options and return to the commission with proposed fixes. Commissioners encouraged use of the city’s 3‑1‑1 reporting tool to document ongoing nuisance conditions.