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510 N 103RD ST

SEATTLE, WA 98133

510 N 103rd St Seattle, WA 98133


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

0122008201020122014201620172

Status

0 open
7 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 7

0.0% open

Issues per unit

7.00

above city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (7)

Resolved

Citation: Land Use

Opened September 25, 2017 · Updated January 2, 2018

rs 09-25-17 Observed junk storage on front yard and drive way.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened September 20, 2017 · Updated September 25, 2017

Per online: "Resident consitently has four cars parked on lawn. There are least 21 tires stacked on property along with a variety of other junk including car bumpers and scattered trash in the front/side yards. The back yard is overgrown with weeds and has furniture discarded in it along the alley."Ongoing since: 2013

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened April 9, 2015 · Updated April 13, 2015

Too many vehicles on property/parking in wrong location on property

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Citation: Land Use

Opened June 19, 2013 · Updated February 27, 2014

06/14/13 dw land use violations exists06/14/13 dw observed several vehicles covered with traps, accumulation of tires and debris being kept inside the fence.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened June 10, 2013 · Updated June 14, 2013

Per online complaint: "23.44.016 Parking and Garages section C3 There are between five and six vehicles parked on the lawn at any given time. Some of these vehicles are likely inoperable and therefore subject to penalties under the 11.14.268 Junk motor vehicle code."Per 2nd online complaint, submitted 6/10/2013: "21.36.425 Accumulation of solid waste and 23.84A.020 "J." The largest concentration is on the west side yard where there is a substantial accumulation of various auto parts, including

Status: Completed

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