2111 E JEFFERSON ST
SEATTLE, WA 98122
Location
Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
0 / 4
0.0% open
Issues per unit
4.00
above city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (4)
Complaint: Weeds
Opened May 10, 2023
Low hanging tree limbs and overgrown weeds block half of alleyway. Tree branches from this owner's property hit and damage our cars when we're driving due to being too low and overgrown.REFERNCE 002741-23CP
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Weeds
Opened March 17, 2023
Tree branches below 8' not maintained, weeds encroaching into alleyway. Two cars continuously parked halfway in alleyway, blocking the road for years. Their driveway is not deep enough for their cars, so they just block the alley and think they can hide behind the trees. This is illegal. Sooner or later someone not familiar with these neighbors' habits and can't see their cars through the trees will end up bulldozing their cars, and these neighbors will have no recourse, because they shouldn't
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened February 3, 2023 · Updated June 20, 2023
Dense hedge growing to the midline of public road, blocking cars and drivers' ability to see. Occupants storing junk, broken fridge appliance, bins, cinderblocks, and illegally parked cars in public alley. This is an emergency safety issue. I raised complaints about this building 2109 and 2111 E Jefferson, and SCDI closed it without investigation, stating that it is DOT's responsibility, but these are SDCI violations and for which SCDI inspectors can cite: "storing of junk outside in residentia
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint
Opened January 31, 2023
The public road outside this building is inaccessible, because the occupants are using it as their personal backyard and storing junk, old appliances, cars, and planting trees in the middle of the road. When we turn in from Jefferson St, which is a busy street, the road is rather steep and suddenly while going downhill we must swerve to the left into the lane of incoming traffic to avoid hitting their junk, cars and trees. At night this is especially dangerous as we cannot see. These people can
Status: Completed
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