Missing, broken or boarded up windows and doors longer than six months.
b.
Collapsing or missing exterior walls or roof, or other exterior features including, but not necessarily limited to, stairs, porches, railings, hatchways, chimneys or floors.
c.
Seriously damaged or missing siding or roofing.
d.
Unrepaired fire or water damage longer than six months.
e.
Rodent harborage and/or infestation.
f.
Persistent garbage or trash on the property.
g.
Storage of unregistered vehicles and/or waste materials as described in Section 4.12 of the Zoning Regulations.
h.
Rubbish, broken glass, trash, refuse, debris, stumps, roots, or boats and machinery in a state of disrepair that cannot be used for its intended purpose.
i.
Parking lots in excess of 10 parking spaces in a state of disrepair or abandonment evidenced, for example, by cracks, potholes, or overgrowth of vegetation within the surface, pavement or macadam, or within medians and buffers.
j.
Shrubs, hedges, grass, plants, weeds or any other vegetation that have been left to grow in an unkempt manner that are covering or blocking means of egress or access to any building or that are blocking, interfering with, or otherwise obstructing any sight line, road sign, or emergency access to or at the property, when viewed from any property line.
k.
On any premises with a building or dwelling located thereon, whether said building or dwelling is occupied or not, no grass or weeds shall be permitted by any owner or occupant to reach a height greater than two feet.
l.
The overall condition of the property structure and/or grounds causes an unreasonable negative impact on the value of neighboring properties.
(b)
TOWN
Means the Town of Groton, CT.
(c)