Code Enforcement

The landlord is building in the garage a bathroom with shower . So it can be ready to rent it to someone to live there 

Please provide a complete historical list of the following for this property:

*Code enforcement violations;

*Building/Planning permits approved & completed/paid;

A simple list will suffice:

Code enforcement: violation code, description, date began, & date completed/resolved.

Building permits: type of permit, date approved, permit#, date paid/completed.

If documents of such permits / violations are available (ie-job cards, invoices) please send them as well.

To whom it may concern,

I was looking for records that pertain to the following:

Properties that the City has Abated
Properties that have been mailed an Abatement Notices
Properties that have been mailed a Courtesy Notice
Properties that have Imminent life safety hazards
Properties that have been mailed a Notice of Violation
Properties that have has a Nuisance Abatement Lien placed on them
Properties that have been deemed a Public Nuisance

for the city of East Palo Alto from December 10, 2021- June 7, 2022.

Does Code Enforcement exist in The City of East Palo Alto? There has been a white truck with a Ford Logo (plate # 4U89822) on Tulane Ave parked unmoved for months. Another Ford Truck, (plate # 36552N2) gray/silver in color parked on Rutgers St for over 2 weeks. No movement from this vehicle either. There are street signs posted for days where cars are not to park on the street for the Street Sweeping, unfortunately they too are not enforced. I would think E.P.A. is too small to be this neglected. 

There's a growing number of homeless encampments at Cooley Landing. Appreciate enforcing code and directing them to the nearest shelter.

Enabling EPA residents to have a fair utilization of park areas, and keeping our parks well kept.