"This landscaping company has continued to show up in the Burien neighborhood of Seahurst despite the state "stay at home" order. They have removed the signs for their company from the sides of their trucks but the truck spotted on 27th Ave SW yesterday license plate number was "C16302G. Not only should this company be fined for failure to abide by the governor's order but any individuals who have continued to encourage this company's disregard for the order and have received services from them during this period should be fined as well. This community is trying to do it's best to stay home and save lives and this selfish disobedience is a slap in the face to the members of this community. Landscaping my yard during a pandemic would not be my 1st priority and is disrespectful to all the health care workers risking their lives to save people. As much as I feel for ALL small businesses ordered to close; a landscaping company is not one of the businesses that I would choose to save or reopen. A landscaping company is so nonessential during this outbreak and a luxury item for the rich. To allow this non-essential business to continue to flourish while so many businesses that the working class support will perish is just WRONG. Next time we see this truck and it's crew in our neighborhood we are calling the police." - Burien neighbors trying to stay home and stay safe
The aforementioned complaint was filed by Burien neighbors trying to stay home and stay safe in Normandy Park, Washington on Friday April 24, 2020 with L&I covid19complaints@lni.wa.gov against Landscapes By Pompeo saying Non-essential business is open. Email address given was and phone number given was .