Topeka Issues Violations for Trash Pileups
Topeka Issues Violations for Trash Pileups

Topeka Issues Violations for Trash Pileups

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Topeka city officials are responding to significant trash pileups at various apartment complexes, issuing around 34 violations to property managers across 22 locations. The city's Property Maintenance Unit has been actively working with landlords to address these issues, setting a deadline of December 26, 2024, for trash cleanup, with legal actions planned if compliance is not met. Residents are encouraged to report maintenance concerns without fear of retaliation, thanks to a strengthened retaliatory eviction ordinance that protects their rights to a clean living environment. New dumpsters are expected to be delivered to the affected properties shortly as part of the resolution efforts. The situation has raised public health concerns among residents, prompting actions to ensure cleanliness and safety in the community. Tenants are advised to continue paying rent despite frustrations, as non-compliance could lead to eviction.

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