Miracle Manor Neighborhood

Property, Housing, Zoning, Signs, Debris & other Code Violations

Violations

If you suspect a violation of City codes, contact our Code Compliance staff at 791-5843, or submit a Property and Housing complaint by mail, fax, 791-2566, online, or by writing to us at 320 N. Commerce Park Loop, Tucson AZ 85745. You may also call 792-CITY to talk to a live operator.

• Printable mail-in & fax version (pdf format)

• On-line complaint form

To report graffiti visit the Graffiti Removal Program page.

The enhanced Community Services Department continues its services to registered neighborhood associations: registration, mailings, meeting facility assistance, and help with obtaining tools and roll-off containers.

Community Service Department

The enhanced Community Services Department continues its services to registered neighborhood associations: registration, mailings, meeting facility assistance, and help with obtaining tools and roll-off containers.

Community Services is now also responsible for investigating code complaints that affect the health and safety of residents by enforcing a number of City regulations such as the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance, Refuse Code, provisions of the Land Use code, Sign Code and the Peddlers’ Ordinance. Below are some examples of code compliance issues:

Exterior Property Issues
Excessive residential storage
Excessive vegetation
Junk motor vehicles
Illegal Dumping
Trash, debris
Abandoned shopping carts
Refuse and recycling container violations

Interior Property Issues
Criminal nuisance properties
Lack of utilities, heating, or cooling
Inoperable plumbing
Pests, bees, cockroaches, rodents
Unmaintained and unsecured pools
Unsafe interior and living conditions
Vacant, neglected, boarded structure

Other
Construction work without permits
Excessive yard sales
Graffiti removal
Hazardous building modifications
Home occupations illegal to the zone
Mobile peddlers
Non-conforming setbacks
Non-permitted or illegal signs
Zoning violations

Development Services and Environmental Services

A larger inspection team, composed of individuals who used to report to individual departments such as Development Services and Environmental Services, have joined the Community Services’ inspectors in becoming cross-trained for a more efficient response. A remediation crew will begin in August 2006 to address chronic issues that affect neighborhood quality of life.

Links

Printable violation form
Online complaint form
Housing & Community Development