Code Enforcement Update/Small Victory?

This is from an email received about 3pm today.  According to the message, it seems that there are many violations attached to this complaint that came from the department actually coming out and looking at the house. 

Email was directed to:     *********      (Requestor) Other Actions: - Message status changed to Closed

Message:

Dear  ******* Thank you for using the City of Tampa Customer Service Center. Action File #09-19830 was created and cited for having accumulations of junk and debris on the property. The next inspection is scheduled for the third week of October. Action File #09-20067 was created and cited for repairs to be performed on the roof, doors, and windows with permits being pulled from Construction Services Center, and only one accessory structure is allowed on the property, the second accessory is to be removed. The next inspection is scheduled for the second week of October. From this, it seems that they are giving 6003 Otis Ave approximately 30 days to come into compliance on the repairs and about maybe 14 to get the junk cleaned up.  At least now, in writing, they are pointing out that permits must be pulled in order to complete this work.   The sad part is that it has taken this blog to actually get someone to do something. We have offered to paint their house for them and help clean up the yard, but the owner always refused.  This was our last hope and we will say, however, that it can be done. You just have to make people take notice. P.S.  So that it is clear to everyone: Code Enforcement is welcome to come onto the surrounding neighbors property ANY time they would like, in order to get a better view of 6003 Otis Ave.