April 5, 2007
Today the new Neighborhood Improvement Officer came over to see the area of trash dumped there by our neighbor. I am so excited to report that it looks like this guy might actually be able to help us. He said he would try to talk to the neighbors today and ask them to clean up the trash they threw down the ravine. If they don’t comply the city will have someone clean it up and issue the neighbors the clean up bill & a fine. Also he said that he would send the surrounding neighbors a letter asking they not dump in the ravine.
This is the best news we’ve had in a long time because before this nobody seemed to be able to help. I hope the letters are sent soon because we noticed the landlords of the houses next to us finished cleaning their property and now there is a bike, hose and fire extinguisher on the ravine hillside behind the property.
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The wildlife in our backyard is important to us so we make a conscious effort to grow plants that offer food and habitat. We are totally organic. No pesticides or chemical fertilizers are used on our lawn or garden spaces.
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