How can this be allowed in a residential neighborhood? This is appalling!

Patrick I agree, this town is completely Out of Control. People think they can do anything they want, and they do. Where the Heck are the City Leaders? Time for us to call a Town Hall Meeting. What do you think?

I just discussed this situation with a code officer at 2 Kentucky St.

I hope the owner of the property is notified. It is ultimately their responsibility for their tenant's actions.

The owner of the car pictured is a known associate of the owner of 802 Ohio. He routinely drops off junk at the operation that is running out of the side garage at Ohio and Sutter

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829 Ohio St Vallejo CA 94590, United States (38.1068880489695, -122.252119104676)
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831 Ohio St, Vallejo, CA, 94590, USA (38.10692161402367, -122.25216956366836)

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