Nuisance abatement is the legal process of addressing and mitigating conditions or activities that disrupt the peace and safety of a community. These nuisances can vary widely, including issues like noise disturbances, blight, illegal dumping, or other activities that degrade the quality of life for residents.
Nuisance abatement is crucial for maintaining the well-being of neighborhoods and fostering a sense of security among residents.
By addressing and resolving these nuisances, communities can improve property values, enhance public health, reduce crime, and create a more pleasant environment for everyone.
Code Compliance
The Toledo Municipal Code is written to protect homeowners and neighbors from living in or near homes that pose any risks to health or safety.
If you receive a notice that part of your home or property are not in compliance with the Toledo Municipal Code we are here to help you get back on track.
If you are interested in learning more about nuisance abatement in Toledo, click the link below.
Questions? Contact Engage Toledo
Nuisance AbatementCommon Code Violations
Types of Code Violation Notices
Quick fix.
Things like tall grass, junk or debris, and misplaced trash cans will need to be resolved within 72 hours from the time the notice was posted to the property.
Resource GuideStructural issues.
Some things take a little more time. If your gutter fell down, or there's a door that needs fixed, you have a thirty day window from the time you receive the notice to hire a contractor or complete the work yourself.
Resource GuideThings don't look good.
Sometimes homes have fallen into such disrepair the City will add them to our demolition list. If you have a property set for demolition and you would like to save it, you can file a contract with the City to do just that.
Resource GuideThat doesn't go there.
Maybe you're building a shed or deck and forgot to file for a permit, or you parked your car in the front yard, or you have a recreational vehicle parked somewhere on your property where it shouldn't be. These regulations are all part of the TMC because we want Toledo to be a safe and vibrant community.
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