The City of Apple Valley is reinforcing its stance against outdoor storage clutter. Unsightly piles are not just eyesores, they're against City ordinance requirements, and the local government is advocating for cleaner, safer environments. Accumulated materials, miscellaneous equipment, and other items lingering on private properties need to depart, as reported by the City of Apple Valley.
According to the City of Apple Valley, "Items such as car parts, household furniture or appliances, wood and other construction material, equipment or debris is not allowed." Proactive measures must be undertaken by property owners to clear up the clutter, and there's a clear path to cleanliness prescribed by the City.
Remedy options are straightforward. The City of Apple Valley suggests timely disposal of materials earmarked for the trash. For those items that are to be kept, the options are: tuck them away indoors, find off-site storage, or invest in appropriate visual screening. This can include solid fences, walls, landscaping, or natural features that provide a solid year-round screen to hide these stored items from the public eye.
If Apple Valley residents are unsure about how to tackle their outdoor storage issues, or they wish to report a concern, the City's Code Enforcement is just a call or email away. They can be reached at 952.953.2571, or via email at [email protected].
