What does the Code Enforcement Officer mean by "poor property maintenance"?

Property Maintenance –The poor maintenance of a house or building can lead to unsafe conditions for inhabitants as well as the neighborhood. Poorly maintained properties can also affect property values in the area. Some examples of complaints include: Buildings not in a sanitary and safe condition (i.e. substandard housing conditions); Un-maintained building including unpainted buildings or buildings with deteriorating paint Broken window or fence; Accumulation of junk and debris attractive nuisances, hazardous pools; Detrimental maintenance of property overgrown vegetation/landscaping; Abandoned vehicle on private property, including vehicles parked on front lawn walkways, stairs, driveways in disrepair or graffiti.

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2. Who is responsible for obtaining the building permit?
3. How can a reputable contractor be located?
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5. Who do I call to complain about an animal nuisance?
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