When a developer clears a lot but lacks the approved plans, entitlements, or secured financing to begin construction, the property can sit vacant for years. These empty, 'fenced-off dirt lots create neighborhood blight, attract illegal dumping and unpermitted activities, and degrade the quality of life for surrounding residents.
This location houses two preschools with infants and a senior care facility within walking distance. There have been an increase and crime and safety concerns in the area and the much-needed protection that 41:18 ordinance would allow is supported by the neighborhood council.
Join PICO NC August 9, at 5615 W. Pico Blvd. Meet adoptable dogs and cats from local rescue organizations and find your new best friend! Enjoy a family-friendly afternoon while supporting animal rescue efforts in our community. Scan the QR code for details and help a deserving pet find a forever home.
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