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Owners William E. Cowley Jr. and Mary D. Cowley are listed in a code violation after neighbors requested an urgent inspection of a leaning masonry chimney at 1919 Strathmoor Blvd. The complaint describes the brick stack tilting far out of plumb on the right side of the house with a large, dark makeshift patch at the roofline — a covered-up structural separation that could send falling debris into the area, and the report asks code enforcement to require proper, engineered repairs under Louisville Metro Property Maintenance Code Section 156.182.

Property owners Philip A. Klein III and Patricia A. Klein have an open property maintenance case after cat litter buried in the back garden at 722 Iowa Ave was found exposed to the elements and reportedly contaminating the rest of the yard. The record flags the issue for cleanup or remediation to bring the yard back into compliance with city standards.

Kingfish Germantown LLC has an open property maintenance case at 1267 Goss Ave after a neighbor complaint that the public trash can needs replacement. The report says this has been an ongoing issue for two years: the lid is covered in graffiti and gunk, the bottom slats let trash fall to the ground, and crews often empty the bin without cleaning the leftover mess, leaving the can knocked over and littered.