Tuesday, October 6, 2015

ALLIANCE METALS to Close its Doors by August 20, 2016...


A chance for a neighborhood to heal!

Oakland City Attorney Barbara J. Parker
News from the Oakland City Attorney's Office
September 2015 Volume 15 Issue 5

Major Cases & Legal Matters





Thursday, February 20, 2014

Alliance Customer Urinating in the Street...

Amidst the abandoned recycling bins, an Alliance customer thinks it's OK to urinate on our sidewalks. 


Nice urine spot.  Just one of many all around Alliance and our homes.


Why couldn't this joker use Alliance's restrooms?  You can see he just left Alliance Metals (in the background).


Alliance Customers take a Crack Break...


Up Close and Personal Urination...

This resident caught an Alliance Customer pissing in their landscaping...



And now it's off to Alliance just around the corner (where, I think, they have bathrooms, too)...


These women just missed the show...


An Alliance Customer Urinating on City Slickers Farm...

I guess walking the 100 feet to Alliance near by is too far to go.




Sunday, September 30, 2012

Public Urination is a Constant Problem...

This gentleman recycler stopped to urinate on the walls of Alliance (behind on Magnolia Street) before going to cash in his recycling.  The smells emanating from Alliance is not just from old, smelly cans and bottles.  Urine and human defecation is part of the mix.




Another Alliance Camp...




Alliance Camps...

...are found all around our neigborhood.  Along with the camps come trash/litter and public urination and defecation.




Dogtown Suffers Most from the Crowd Alliance Metals Attracts...

What Alliance customer steal and can recycle gets dumped on our streets and in front of our homes.



Trash Left at a Neighbor's Front Door...

Alliance customer regularly trespass on surrounding homes.  If they are not trying to steal stuff, they are often times leaving behind their trash...and discarded Alliance recycling receipts.




More Double-Parking...

Again, Alliance staff is no where to be found managing their customer's obstructing and clogging our streets.




A Nuisance on Our Streets...

In addition to Alliance customers double-parking, customers with slow moving (stolen) shopping carts also create a nuisance on our streets.  Note that Alliance staff are not around to manage this mess.


Shopping Carts and Other Trash...

...left behind by Alliance's customers.  Alliance profits but won't help with the cleaning up of our neighborhood.





Wednesday, May 30, 2012