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Every time I pass this old car wash place on 1960!

Every time I pass this old car wash place on 1960!
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Itsme Top Forum Contributor17.9 yrs
~ 1 week, 1 day ago    
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Catmae Top Forum Contributor12.1 yrs
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eighteen Top Forum Contributor7.8 yrs
~ 1 week, 1 day ago    
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redneckroy Online Top Forum Contributor16.4 yrs
~ 1 week, 0 days ago    
Suppose I may as well get rid of my old punch cards
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jorgedeported 8.5 yrs
~ 6 days ago    
I remember the last time I went to that car wash the track broke and my car was stuck. they had to drag some welding equipment in an weld the track back together.
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MrsHB 10.7 yrs
~ 5 days ago    
So who is responsible for cleaning that mess up?
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RajunCajun Top Forum Contributor5.5 yrs
~ 5 days ago    
#msg2213982I remember the last time I went to that car wash the track broke and my car was stuck. they had to drag some welding equipment in an weld the track back together.
 
jorgedeported : Reading stories like this makes me nervous to get my car washed.
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augustine4201 2.3 yrs
~ 5 days ago    
Do your part and contact the Harris County Public Health and Environmental Services and report the Nuisance. Please see the information of the Texas Neighborhood Nuisance Abatement Act.
 
In unincorporated Harris County, Texas, a nuisance commercial building is abated under the Texas Neighborhood Nuisance Abatement Act (Chapter 343 of the Texas Health and Safety Code) and local county enforcement agencies.
 
What Constitutes a Commercial Nuisance?
 
A commercial building or property becomes a public nuisance if it involves conditions such as:
• Structurally unsafe or dilapidated buildings
• Uncontained refuse, garbage, or visible stored/discarded rubbish/junk for 10 or more days
• Unsanitary conditions that harbor rodents, snakes, insects, or other pests
• Overgrown weeds (depending on location rules, such as within 300 feet of a residence or business)
• Inadequately fenced or covered swimming pools
• Criminal or drug-related public nuisances under Chapter 125 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code (e.g., illegal drug activity, prostitution, or gang activity)
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