Glenn, who is a neighborhood real-estate millionaire property magnate, has long been complaining that his numerous trash tickets derive from persecution by UCD, rather than from the numerous trash violations at his numerous properties that he keeps reporting.

I'm not a real-estate millionaire, so I wouldn't know first hand. As a single-home owner, I've had 1 trash ticket in 30 years, which I beat, by presenting the facts of the case.

My opinion is worthless in this case. But the opinion of Glenn's peers is meaningful. Will any other real-estate millionaires on UC-list report they are being persecuted with unjustified trash tickets?

A lot of millionaire housing providers read this list. If there is a pattern here, we ought to be able to discern it. Is Glenn one of ordinary "victims" in his industry, or stand-out trash violator? UC-list ought to be able to discern.

At the moment, Glenn stands out. He is, by his own announcement, the trashiest landlord in University City. But I'd like better information before I confirmed this description. He may be confused and mistaken about his statements.

Are any other housing providers experiencing the trash-ticket problems Glenn has been experiencing since 2003 at least?

-- Tony West



Glenn moyer wrote:
Many people in this neighborhood understand this problem, as well as the 
frustration the writer expresses.  I just got another bogus ticket in the mail 
with a date from November.

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