1537 NW 90TH ST
SEATTLE, WA 98117
1539 NW 90th st Seattle, WA 98117
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Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
0 / 7
0.0% open
Issues per unit
3.50
above city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (7)
Complaint: Construction
Opened October 8, 2020
3 new townhouses being built next door, original plans did not show window installation 3rd floor appears to be looking directly into my bathroom - their window needs to be frosted our window is high up unable to put up blinds/curtains - also construction workers are leaving a nails all over the side yard out dog is in this area (hazard)
Status: Closed
View source recordComplaint: Weeds
Opened August 2, 2018 · Updated May 13, 2019
PER CSB: Overgrown vegetation on North side of road diminishing road clearance. Difficult for fire engines to make it through the street with the vegetation combined with street parking on the other side.** PER COMPLAINANT'S 08/18/18 FOLLOW-UP EMAIL **"...we were able to drive Engine 35 by this morning and we were barely able to get through and that was going just a couple miles and hour with branches dragging against the sides of the engine. Again this is on NW 89th
Status: Completed
View source recordCitation: Weeds
Opened August 28, 2013 · Updated December 4, 2013
08/27/13 vegetation violation on the south side of rear property
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Weeds
Opened August 5, 2013 · Updated August 27, 2013
Vegetation/trees are so overgrown coming from this property on the south side that cars are being forced off the road and today a car ran into a tree across the street (NW 89th St) causing a large branch to break off and block the roadway. No apparent response to 7/5/13 vegetation flyer.
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Weeds
Opened July 2, 2013
Per online complaint: "I previously complained about vegetation from the back of 1537 NW 90th St's property overhanging and encroaching on street /alley behind its property. They don't seem to have trimmed it back and the branches have grown even further into the roadway."
Status: Completed
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