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COMMON CONCERNS INCLUDE:
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 My
neighbor
doesn't
cut
their
grass?Citizens
are
required
to
mow
their
lawns
on
a
regular
basis.
Grass/weeds
cannot
exceed
a
height
of
six
inches
on
residential
properties.
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 Why
do
I
have
to
cut
the
grass
along
the
City
street?
In
1998,
the
City
of
Lakewood
began
requiring
citizens
to
maintain
their
property
all
the
way
to
the
street.
The
City
still
maintains
the
right-of-way
along
all
the
major
corridors.
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 The
vacant
lot
next
door
is
never
mowed!
Vacant
lots
do
need
to
be
mowed.
Weeds
and
grass
cannot
exceed
a
height
of
twelve
(12)
inches
on
vacant
lots. |
My
neighbor
has
junk
all
over
their
property!
Outdoor
storage
is
not
allowed
on
residential
properties.
Items
such
as
a
barbecue
grill,
patio
furniture,
and
stacked
firewood
are
allowed,
but
other
items
such
as
waste
building
materials,
auto
parts,
and
appliances
must
be
stored
indoors. |
 My
Neighbor
Has
Junk
Cars
Parked
On
Their
Property!
The
City
of
Lakewood
allows
up
to
two
(2)
junk
or
unlicensed
motor
vehicles
to
be
parked
on
a
residential
property
provided
they
are
parked
in
the
side
or
rear
yard
and
are
screened
from
public
view.
All
parking
areas
are
required
to
be
improved
surfaces
such
as
gravel
or
asphalt. |
 My
Neighbor
Is
Parking
Their
Boat
On
The
Street!
Boats,
horse
trailers,
utility
trailers
and
commercial
vehicles
are
required
to
be
parked
on
private
property.
Parking
on
city
streets
is
prohibited.
Again,
all
parking
must
be
on
an
improved
surface. |
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 My
Neighbor
Parks
Their
RV
On
The
Street!
RV's
and
camping
trailers
less
than
twenty-five
(25)
feet
in
length
may
be
parked
on
city
streets
provided
they
are
operable
and
currently
licensed.
Motor
homes
and
travel
trailers
over
twenty-five
(25)
feet
cannot
be
parked
on
the
city
streets.
However,
RV's
and
camping
trailers
can
be
parked
in
the
driveway,
or
in
the
rear
or
side
yard
on
the
property
provided
they
are
parked
on
an
improved
surface.
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 My
neighbor
doesn't
clean
up
after
their
dog!
Animal
feces
should
not
be
allowed
to
accumulate.
Residents
must
cleanup
after
their
pets
on
a
regular
basis
(we
recommend
at
least
weekly).
Strong
odors
and
unsightliness
are
considered
violations. |
 There
are
trees
and
bushes
overhanging
the
stop
signs
and
sidewalks!
Street
signs
and
sidewalks
must
be
kept
free
of
obstructions.
The
Forestry
Department
at
720-963-5240
responds
to
these
concerns. |
 My
neighbor
is
running
a
business
from
their
residence!
A
home
business
is
allowed
in
the
City
of
Lakewood.
They
are
primarily
restricted
to
office
uses
in
residential
neighborhoods,
and
are
regulated
by
the
home
occupation
ordinance. |
There
is graffiti in my neighborhood!
Graffiti should be removed as soon as possible and should
be reported.
Report
Graffiti Online
or call 303-987-7111
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