Sorry to everyone but to have the vehicles removed takes a minute and I promise you I have a list of them I am working on.

      The tow truck issue on Hackworth is one gone and one to go the city has placed a second and third shift on because of the evidence and pictures we showed them of the vehicles parked there.

      NOT ONLY HAMILTON HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS BUT THE CITY OF COLUMBUS DOES NOT ALLOW THIS IN A RESIDENTAL AREA PERIOD.

     Some people think that because they buy a house they can turn it into a junk yard it isnt happening I have the Code inforesment  and our neighbors to thank for these action that have been taken lately.

     You can go to Columbus city code parking generally Chapter 2151 details it and if you arm your self with this when the police come or you would rather call 645-3111 hotline and you have the specific code the know then that you know what you rare talking about dont let our officals get lazy have your ducks in a row then that cuts down on proccessing time also pictures help big time and call them backk and follow uptell them when you call you want a referance number that way it easier to track.

 I say Y  E  S!!!! to the ONLY  Mail Carrier that had nerve to NOT LEAVE people's mail @Tera Alta Rd!!!!! Because they refuse to stop blocking their OWN mailbox!! "His" commercial vehicle's cross the sidewalk & has the mailbox blocked, as usual. Older lady ran out to ask ,"anymail"? Hellllllllo........  Nice job Mail Man!! wish every carrier respond as this, they'd STOP blocking!!

That works great unless someone you don't know is blocking your mailbox while you're at work and bills aren't delivered or picked up!

Oh, I agree Hugabby. Been there also. Twice,we didn't get our mail when they first moved here. After calls to Postmaster, City, etc. finally told them , need stop blocking my box!!!! They still ( and their visitors) block other neighbors. Everyday they block walks, backs of vehicals in road, making people stop/slow down to get thru."Little" problems as this has made me think , no more subdivisions for us.