← Back to search

3618 2ND AVE NW

SEATTLE, WA 98107


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

01234520062009201220152018202120221

Status

0 open
18 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 18

0.0% open

Issues per unit

0.86

below city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (18)

Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened June 28, 2022

Per Online; For the past month residents have been improperly disposing of their garbage. The waste management refuses to pick itUp for them. So there is trash piling up and spilling all over the alley.

Status: Closed

View source record
Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened February 10, 2021 · Updated February 24, 2021

Trash piling up overflowing into the alley.Trash bins not being taken out to be picked up on trash day.I've contacted the property on 3 separate occasions and haven't received a response.

Status: Completed

View source record
Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened January 8, 2018

PER ONLINE COMPLAINT: Safety hazard; vacant property is not maintained; yard covered in trash and debris; dangerous structure; dangerous fence adjacent to sidewalk

Status: Closed

View source record
Resolved

Notice of Violation: Emergency , Vacant Building

Opened August 4, 2017 · Updated March 21, 2018

Per online: "Building is vacant, is beginning to fall down. Fencing around the building is damaged. Building is clearly not weatherproof and there appears to be vagrant activity. Building was sold to a developer over three years ago who tried and failed to put apodments there. Building should be demolished."Ongoing since: 2/27/2014

Status: Completed

View source record
Resolved

Complaint: Emergency , Vacant Building

Opened July 25, 2017 · Updated August 3, 2017

Per online: "Building is vacant, is beginning to fall down. Fencing around the building is damaged. Building is clearly not weatherproof and there appears to be vagrant activity. Building was sold to a developer over three years ago who tried and failed to put apodments there. Building should be demolished."Ongoing since: 2/27/2014

Status: Completed

View source record
Page 1 of 4