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9.28.020
<br />shopping carts stored on the property so
<br />as to be visible from a public street;
<br />B. Overgrown vegetation visible from a
<br />public street likely to hazbor rats, vermin
<br />or other nuisances or which obstructs the
<br />view of drivers on public streets or pri-
<br />vate driveways, or which impedes, ob-
<br />structs or denies pedestrian or other law-
<br />ful travel on sidewalks, walkways, or
<br />other public rights of way;
<br />C. Dead, decayed, diseased or hazazd-
<br />ous trees, weeds, or other vegetation
<br />constituting unsightly appeazance, danger-
<br />ous to public safety and welfare and
<br />visible from a public street;
<br />D. Packing boxes, cardboard boxes,
<br />lumber, junk, trash, barrels, drums, sal-
<br />vage materials, or other debris kept on the
<br />property for an unreasonable period and
<br />visible from a public street;
<br />E. Attractive nuisances dangerous to
<br />children and other persons, including
<br />abandoned, broken or neglected equip-
<br />ment, machinery, appliances, refrigerators
<br />and freezers, hazardous pools, ponds and
<br />excavations;
<br />F. Personal property, such as vehicles,
<br />boats, trailers or vehicle parts which aze
<br />abandoned or left in a state of partial
<br />repair for an unreasonable period of time
<br />in front yazds, side yazds, driveways,
<br />sidewalks or walkways and visible from a
<br />public street;
<br />G. Vehicles parked or stored in resi-
<br />dential zoning districts on property, other
<br />than on driveways or other impervious
<br />surfaces, and visible from a public street;
<br />H. Buildings which are abandoned,
<br />partially destroyed, left in an unreason-
<br />able state of partial construction or have
<br />been declared substandard or dangerous
<br />by the Building Official;
<br />I. Unpainted buildings and those hav-
<br />ing dry rot, warping or termite infestation.
<br />Any building on which the condition of
<br />the paint has become so deteriorated as to
<br />permit decay, excessive checking, crack-
<br />ing, peeling, chalking, dry rot, warping or
<br />termite infestation as to render the build-
<br />ing unsightly and in a state of disrepair;
<br />J. Buildings with windows containing
<br />broken glass or no glass at all, where the
<br />window is of a type which normally
<br />contains glass, which constitutes a hazard
<br />and/or invites trespassers and malicious
<br />mischief. Plywood or other material used
<br />to cover such window space, if permitted
<br />under this Code, shall be painted in a
<br />color or colors compatible with the re-
<br />mainder of the building;
<br />K. Building exteriors, walls, fences,
<br />driveways, sidewalks or walkways which
<br />are maintained in such condition as to
<br />become defective or unsightly or are
<br />materially detrimental to nearby properties
<br />and improvements;
<br />L. Construction equipment, farm ma-
<br />chinery, or machinery of any type or
<br />description pazked or stored on the
<br />owner's property when it is visible from a
<br />public street, except:
<br />1. During excavation, construction or
<br />demolition operations covered by an
<br />active building permit which aze in prog-
<br />ress on the subject property or an adjoin-
<br />ing property,
<br />2. During active farming operations, or
<br />3. When such machinery in an agricul-
<br />tural or industrial zoning district is appro-
<br />priately stored;
<br />M. Property which lacks appropriate
<br />landscaping, turf or plant material so as to
<br />cause excessive dust;
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