11925 LAKESIDE PL NE
SEATTLE, WA 98125
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Complaints & violations by year
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Open / total issues
0 / 6
0.0% open
Issues per unit
6.00
above city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (6)
Complaint: Land Use
Opened September 8, 2021
PER ONLINE: At least one captain of the South Cedar Park "Good Neighbors" neighborhood watch has enlisted the neighbors around me in using WiFi, WiFi access points and communication and building services to make an illicit powerline connection to my household electrical system. This causes radio waves on electric wire and results in "carrier current communication" over my electrical wiring and constant noise using smart speaker systems like the Sonos or other mal
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened July 27, 2021
Lights falling onto property, including on bedroom windows and walkway by them, and onto front deck used to enter and exit house as well as front porch. In the past I made another complaint about the same owner, John Ensley, who had directed a motion-triggered light onto my deck and porch from the side of his house. Since then I've found that the lights used by the neighbors on three sides may be sensors used to trigger a more complex process (IoT harassment) based on the us
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint
Opened June 3, 2021
Per Online; Longstanding deliberate harassment using wireless sound in combination with WiFi extenders, some of which are powerline adapters, to put sound on all radios in the house. The use of powerline adapters effectively tampers with my electricity and damages appliances and devices by putting sound on electrical wires that reach their power supplies. The neighborhood watch is involved. It is a real estate scam that hate groups may also use to force people from the
Status: Closed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened December 16, 2020
My neighbors, who appear to be real estate speculators or tenant relocators, in conjunction with a neighborhood watch captain across the street, are using WiFi extensions to boost signal, cause interference into my home, and transmit wireless sound and television to my devices. I am not kidding and have network documentation that supports the behavior. Does the City of Seattle have code on the use of WiFi extenders? These can be combined with motion-detecting lights and
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Noise
Opened May 29, 2018 · Updated June 6, 2018
The owner of the house to my north, 11933 Lakeside Place NE, just installed the second of two wind chimes on the south side of his house, a larger one about 12 feet from my bedroom window. There is another on the northwest side of the building, another foot or two from my bedroom window. The first was a problem, the second is worse. I have had to complain about him positioning a motion-activated light at my front porch/deck in the past and he calls police on this house wheneve
Status: Completed
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