Pero como en Eagle Pass la mayor parte de las Ordenanzas no se Respetan las ventas de Garage Sale se hacen sin nungun control, como prueba una de las areas mas activas es la calle Bibb  donde cada 2 semanas hay personas que tienen sus ventas sin control.

Otra de las ordenzas; es exigir a los propietarios que  sus lotes valdios se mantenga cortados y limpios para evitar a lo máximo la proliferación de animales  y mosquitos,   y para asi tener una ciudad mas limpia.  Segun la ordenanza si el porpietario no lo hace lo hace la ciudad y le cobran al dueño por el servicio. Pero vemos lotes llenos de  yerba y  ni el propietaria lo limpia -ni la ciudad enforza  las ordenanzas.

Editorial: City not enforcing codes

The City of Eagle Pass creates codes with the idea of enforcing them and the regulations of our city's bylaws.  It has been a while since the city council approved an ordinance in order to have better control of yard sales or garage sales.  According to the rules of the city, any resident can have a yard sale up to four (4) times in a year and as citizens they need to do their part to obtain this permit.  

The permit does not cost a penny, but it must be obtained and placed in a visible location for code enforcement officers can see if the homeowner has permission to have the sale.  However, for the most part, these sales are undertaken without any controls or permission such as on Bibb Street where there are homes who seemingly have these types of sales every two weeks on a regular basis.

Another ordinance is to keep your lawns and properties free of trash and other items which may cause the spread of pests such as rats, mice or mosquitoes.  According to this ordinance, if the property owner fails to do so, the city will clean the property and the owner will be held liable for these costs.  In some cases, you can drive by some of these lots and neither the property owner or the city are enforcing these ordinances.