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Resident asks Moody Council to address junk cars and yard neglect on Forrest Drive
Summary
David Howard told council members he is selling his parents' home on Forrest Drive and reported nine nearby properties with junk cars and neglected yards, asking the city to investigate; Mayor Joe Lee said the city will look into it.
David Howard told the Moody City Council on Aug. 12 that he is selling his parents' house on Forrest Drive and described nine neighboring properties with junk cars and yards that are cut and trashed. He asked the city to help clean up the properties.
Mayor Joe Lee said the city would look into the matter. The minutes do not record any immediate enforcement action or timelines for follow-up.
Why it matters: repeated complaints about abandoned vehicles and property neglect can affect neighborhood safety, property values and code‑enforcement workloads; the city’s next steps will determine whether enforcement or outreach follows.
What’s next: the mayor indicated the city would investigate; no follow‑up assignment or enforcement schedule is recorded in the minutes.
