Nearly a month after News 6 first reported on cluttered Apopka home, city plans next enforcement step

Nearly a month after News 6 first reported on a property covered in shopping carts, discarded furniture and piles of debris, the clutter remains, and the city of Apopka is preparing to take another step in its code enforcement case.The home, located at 2375 Partnership Hills Drive, first drew attention in a News 6 report in September. When News 6 returned Thursday, much of the debris was still scattered across the front yard.Across the street, longtime neighbor Carol Hankins, who has lived in the neighborhood for approximately 30 years, said she has seen little progress.“It hasn’t changed at all. The same trash, the same area. It’s all the same. Hasn’t changed,” Hankins said.What the city is doingAccording to city code enforcement records, the property was the subject of an August 18 hearing, during which a hearing officer ordered corrective action by September 2.A city inspection conducted September 3 determined the required corrections had not been completed. Code Enforcement Officer