San Antonio Property Owner Faces Code Compliance Issues

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News Summary

Phil Ross, a San Antonio property owner, is in trouble with city officials over his unique ‘junk art wall’ made from found objects. With citations issued for property maintenance, Ross questions the city’s sudden scrutiny after nearly 40 years of ownership. His display, which stretches 500 feet along a wooden fence, faces accusations of encroachment and creating a dangerous vibe, leaving the community divided about the issue. City representatives are working with Ross in hopes of a resolution while he grapples with the potential costs of cleanup.

San Antonio Property Owner in Hot Water Over Unique ‘Junk Art Wall’

In the City of San Antonio, a local property owner, Phil Ross, is finding himself tangled in a web of code compliance issues over his beloved, eccentric creation—a junk art wall that stretches across a lengthy wooden fence on his 2.5-acre piece of land near the picturesque Medina River. After calling this place home for almost 40 years, things have recently taken a turn that has left him scratching his head.

What’s on the Fence?

Ross’s fence, which spans about 500 feet, is not just an ordinary enclosure. Instead, it features an eye-catching—and some might say quirky—display of found objects that he meticulously curates throughout the seasons. From dolls and spare tires to toys and sporting goods, the “art” comes alive in a way that definitely stands out, celebrating a mix of creativity and neighborhood charm.

Citations Begin Rolling In

condition of his property, including issues related to the wooden fence, property maintenance, and what they claim is an overgrown yard. The city’s messages have left Ross wondering why a long-standing, personalized display is suddenly under scrutiny and being classified as “trash” that violates city codes.

The City’s Claims

dangerous vibe due to its condition and has even pointed out that Ross’s fence encroaches upon the right of way for Jett Road, putting him in violation of city property lines. This stickiness all began after the area was annexed by San Antonio, and it seems the city believes his fence is within their legal boundary, being less than six feet from the actual road.

History of Struggles

The Costs of Cleaning Up

Community Concerns and City Communication

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