Hueytown Considering Pack-Rat Ordinace
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West Wind. Once an upper-middle class subdivision in the Hueytown community, now is becoming a place of intense controversy. Neighbors are upset. Tempers are flying. The police are being called daily. What is all the drama surrounding? "Filth, hoarding, and rotten smells are coming out of that house." one concerned neighbor tells Fox 6 News.
The Hueytown City Council plans to hear resident complaints this upcoming Tuesday night. Michael Pickens, a member of the council spoke with us briefly on Wednesday: "Something is going to have to be done. We are working in conjunction with the Jefferson Co Health Department. It most likely will come in the form of a city ordinance."
A Mr. Zanders who lives in the neighborhood spoke candidly about the issue: "We cant even go outside. The smell will knock you down. I'm concerned about the trick-or-treaters next month. Their safety is at risk."
After speaking with the Jefferson County Health Department we learned they will not comment into ongoing investigations but did say they were well aware of this situation. The state health and sanitary living condition laws do apply to individual homeowners. If found guilty the Health Department can remove you from your home and fine you up to $10,000.
Local police have warned residents not to take the law into their own hands and allow due process of the law to bring about change. The city council will address this issue on Tuesday night, September 26th at their regular scheduled meeting.
Allen Collins reporting, WBRC Fox 6 News
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