Dilapidated fence enforcement — 1776 Pasadena Drive
Summary
David Ritter's fence is leaning on his neighbor Phil Stone's fence and propped with a two-by-four; Ritter told the city he considers the case closed. The board disagreed and ordered repairs by July 2 or $150/day fines.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
$150 per day in fines if the fence isn't repaired by July 2.
Neighbor Phil Stone, whose fence is being damaged by Ritter's leaning fence.
The property owner faces daily fines and says he can't attend hearings for months.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Code Enforcement Board - Jun 2, 2026
David Ritter's fence is leaning on his neighbor Phil Stone's fence and propped with a two-by-four; Ritter told the city he considers the case closed. The board disagreed and ordered repairs by July 2 or $150/day fines.
Code Enforcement Board - May 5, 2026
David Ritter still hasn't cleared junk, derelict vehicles and debris despite a month to comply; the board called it a severe violation and imposed $250 per day.
Code Enforcement Board - Mar 3, 2026
A longtime homeowner faces daily fines after years of complaints about clutter, car parts, and an unlicensed vehicle visible from the street and a neighbor's property. The case shows how far code enforcement can go — photos taken from a consenting neighbor's land of items in plain sight were ruled legal — and what happens when a complainant is also a neighbor in an ongoing feud.
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