By: Special to The Laredo Sun
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The campaign will encompass the following central neighborhood: Maryland to Seymour Avenue between Musser and Guerrero Street, including Lexington, Cedar, Logan, Hendricks, McClelland, McPherson, North Stone and North Loring Avenue.
Inspectors from Community Development (Code Enforcement division), Police (Ordinance division), Health (Animal Control division) and Building Development Services (Zoning Inspection division) will be walking door-to-door on Friday.
They will be speaking to property and business owners about proper maintenance codes, pointing out violations and distributing information. In addition to this focus on the neighborhoods, city inspectors will advise residents and business owners to place unwanted debris and objects at the curb for removal.
On Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2012 , Solid Waste crews will be picking up all curbside debris along the designated Operation Clean-Up area.
Participants in the “clean-up” area are urged to place all unwanted items on the curb away from fences, water meters and mailboxes by 7 a.m.
Inspectors will inform participants on a case-by-case basis regarding limitations on unwanted items. However, no oil or paint will be picked up. “Operation Clean-Up is a really positive campaign for helping to beautify Laredo,” said Ronnie Acosta, Community Development Director.
“Residents have cleaned up their community, and we have only had to issue a minimal amount of citations. We encourage everyone to be a part of this campaign,” she said.
July’s Operation Clean-Up District II results:
- 287 verbal warnings
- 1 written warning
- 12 junked vehicles
- 15 weeds and letters
- 19 nuisances
- 21.83 tons of debris
- 337 small tires
For additional information on the clean-up campaign, contact the City of Laredo Community Development Department at 795-2675.
Edited by: C.R.
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