Code Enforcement cleaned up nearly the whole building a week ago, however we had our own plans as well. Here’s what we did on the West Facing side – this week.
Code Enforcement (Santa Clara County) – work from last week.
Special thanks to the Code Enforcement (Department of Planning and Development for Santa Clara County)
While we took a shot as shown at getting the graffiti cleaned at least from the Marquees in June – Code enforcement took a larger approach and it looks much better! They had an amazing group of workers who quickly made short work of the various defacement’s on the building!
Also special thanks to Supervisor Ken Yeager’s office (District 4) and the Santa Clara County Sheriffs both of whom helped make this happen!
July 2015
June 2015
Here’s a shot showing the West Side of the building – it hasn’t looked this good in years! Code Enforcement even cleaned the Burbank Sign! Great work!
Did you all notice the ongoing battle is still ongoing? Found these just before the Memorial Day Weekend.
Seems the graffiti-st avoided getting recorded by our cameras… No matter – a few bottles of white spray paint and a ladder and voilla! Time for more cameras.
We had – had enough, we cleaned up the Marquees in time for the Holidays. We wish you all the very best Christmas, New Years, or whatever the Holidays bring for you and your loved ones!
Marquees cleaned up December 20, 2014
UPDATE – July 2015:
Code Enforcement (Santa Clara County) stepped in as the owner still did nothing.
September 2014, and as you can see the Burbank Theater Marquees really are… well.
Burbank Theater Marquees the only maintenance they get is a new can of spray paint periodically – September 2014
I suppose it’s better than the alternative – as shown this side of the Marquee doesn’t even get spray paint, and there are so many panels missing the graffitists are painting the neon tubes. Sad.
Burbank Theater Marquees missing panels and fresh graffiti, sad – September 2014