Sidewalk blocked but sandwich board signs

Ongoing mowing happening in a No Disturbance Zone.
This property is contains critical wetland areas. As a result there is a No Disturbance Zone established to protect this wetland.

In the accompanying image, which came from BI Planning Dept., you can see the No Disturbance Zone indicated with horizontal lines.

The owner continues to mow in this area which is under SEPA conditions. The SEPA conditions were implemented through the Reasonable Use Process, RUE12899.

Please enforce this requirement.

A new structure was built behind the main house into the hill. No permit is listed on the city's website. There is also a new float placed in the bay out in front of this property.

Additional trees are being cleared in the northern end of this property. There are no clearing permits posted near the entrance to the property. It appears that about 4-8 trees are being taken down and stumps are being removed. This activity can be seen from North Town Drive NE along the drive.

This property has many (15+?) goats and other livestock that are emitting a foul odor that is making it impossible to enjoy our own property.

Is this even legal? We live on Mandus Olson Rd off New Brooklyn and a neighbor (Evergreen Acres) at 8929 Mandus Olson rd NE has been hosting events at their property lately. Many cars (close to 40 or 50) were parked on the street this weekend, on both sides of the road, obstructing traffic and limiting passage to a single lane.
Additionally we’ve heard that they are planning more events on a regular basis. Their website indicates that they may be planning to develop an event center of some sort.
Can someone please check into this to alleviate this problem if possible. Or steer us to somebody who can
Thank you

More development without any signage Pleasant Beach Village has built themselves a nursery? Tons of foot and construction traffic.
Two cargo containers and hundreds of plants are being staged
Approved use?
Again, this company/family continues to develop properties without any community notice

In reference to the previously reported illegal dumping issue at 11815 Miller Rd, it should be noted that while the street address of the offending residence is Miller Rd, the actual problem lies mostly at the back of the property along Manzanita Lane. Problems include several abandoned vehicles and unpermitted buildings constructed of metal and wood. This mess has become progressively worse during the last 2 years, with more vehicles being abandoned and more shacks added.

The dog barks at all hours of the day and night. We, along with a number of our neighbors on the west side of Manzanita Bay, have filled out barking logs and have mailed them to Animal Control. The dog can even be heard all the way on the west side of Battle Point Park.
We were told by BIPD to report this issue by calling 911. We did and animal control was notified of the issue. Animal Control told us to contact our City Councilmember even after a number of the homeowners in our neighborhood have mailed in the required backing logs. On a separate occasion, we spoke to a BIPD officer at Battle Point Park. He informed us to make contact with the owner.
6.04.060 Howling and barking
It is unlawful for a person to keep or harbor any animal exclusive of livestock and domestic or fancy fowl which habitually howls, yelps, whines, barks, or makes other oral noise in such a manner as to unreasonably disturb others. Any such animal is declared to be a nuisance and may be seized and impounded if the disturbance reoccurs after the animal’s owner has received three warnings within six months from the animal control authority. (Ord. 91-41 § 2, 1991)

A privately-owned fence along the corner of Strawberry Lane blocks sightlines and creates a hazard. The property owners have informed the neighbors that they do not intend to modify the fence.

Two very large signs have been installed at Lynwood Commons development One is along Baker Hill Road the other on Lynwood Center Are these signs to code for allowable signage?