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10 Ways To Be A Good Neighbor

 

  1. Please do not shovel snow into the street and keep sidewalks shoveled. Remind your snow plow service of same
  2. Please drive carefully around students waiting for the bus or walking to school.
  3.  Keep your property clean, and free of garbage and debris. (E.C.O. 529.03). Do not park vehicles on the grass. (E.C.O. 351.03)
  4. Place trash by the curb AFTER 4 p.m. on the evening before pickup. Store trash containers on your property behind your house and out of view from the street. (E.C.O. 941.05)
  5. Obtain a pet license and have your pet vaccinated. (E.C.O. 505.15). Clean up after your pet. (E.C.O. 505.17, 505.19). Keep pets from roaming loosely or barking excessively. (E.C.O. 505.09, 505.11).
  6. Respect your neighbors. Keep your music from disturbing them. (E.C.O. 545.10)
  7. Keep the exterior of your house in good repair.(E.C.O. 1755.21, 1755.24, 1755.25). If you need financial assistance for home repairs, contact EDCOR for information on their low-interest loan program, (216) 289-4625.
  8. Don't forget to say "HELLO" to your neighbors

 

What to do if you have a problem with a neighbor

  1. Try talking with your neighbor--a cup of coffee, a stroll around the block or a friendly chat can work wonders. Chances are your neighbor had no idea his dog's barking was driving you crazy.
  2. If you don't know your neighbor or are uncomfortable approaching them with some violation they're committing, ask your neighborhood association president or beach club president to place an FYI about the "rule" in the next newsletter that goes out to everyone. Perhaps more neighbors can benefit from being reminded. If this isn't an option for you, you may call the Euclid Police Department at the non-emergency number of 731-1234 for any criminal violation.
  3. An anonymous complaint or tip can be placed on the City's Action Line.