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Cute 4 bedroom house in Ann Arbor

1114 Judson Pictures

More about 1114 Judson Ct.

This cute house is located near Church St. and has 4 bedrooms, a nice living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 baths, basement FREE laundry and 2 FREE parking spots.

There is a dishwasher in the kitchen!

Go here to see the floor plan of 1114 Judson Ct.

Living Room is on the left as you enter inside the front door.

The Dining Room has a nice table and chair set.

Bedroom 1 on the first floor is filled with windows and light!

The 1st floor hall leads to the kitchen and 1st floor bath.

1st Floor Bathroom with shower and tub.

The Kitchen has an electric stove, refrigerator and dishwasher.

Go Up Stairs to find another bathroom and 3 bedrooms.

Bedroom 2 is at the front of the house on the 2nd floor. It has 2 windows.

Bedroom 3 has a skylight.

Bedroom 4 is paneled and rather large.  It has windows all around and a separate exit.

2nd floor bathroom.

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Security deposits are 1.5 times the rent.

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FREE SOFA COLLECTION EVENT IS OCT. 22-24

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept. 29, 2010 In response to the recent passage of a city ordinance that prohibits the outdoor storage of upholstered furniture, the City of Ann Arbor is providing a free sofa collection event for Ann Arbor residents and property managers from Friday noon, October 22, through Sunday, October 24, 2010 at a drop-off area located at the intersection of East University and Oakland streets. The hours of daily operation will be 12 noon to 5 p.m.

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Those leaving any other types of materials, depositing furniture from non-Ann Arbor properties, or using the site during off- hours are subject to illegal dumping fines. The collection site will be actively monitored on a 24-hour basis.
Ann Arbor’s new ordinance, referred by some as the “porch couch ban,” goes into effect Oct. 2, 2010, but will have an amnesty period to allow residents to properly dispose of their upholstered furniture. The ordinance passed following the momentum of public sentiment related to a tragic off campus area house fire, exacerbated by a porch couch, which resulted in the death of a student this past summer.  Ann Arbor joins many campus communities disallowing upholstered furniture, including East Lansing, Kalamazoo, Mount Pleasant, Ypsilanti, and Marquette in Michigan as well as Columbus, Ohio, and Madison, Wisconsin.

Sofas and other items that do not fit into the city’s refuse carts are subject to fines if abandoned at the curb. For-fee suggestions for disposing of furniture, including taking materials to the Drop-Off Station at 2950 E. Ellsworth, 734.971.7400 are posted on the city’s Web site under “bulky items” at www.a2gov.org/recycle.

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The Ann Arbor Couch Ban is legal effective October 2, 2010.  The very first item says that the City of Ann Arbor is going to find any and every person responsible for any upholstered furniture left outside the home.

“For purposes of this section, “responsible person” shall mean a property owner, tenant, occupant, lessee, and any agent of the foregoing. Each responsible person is individually and separately liable and each responsible person may be found responsible for the same conditions on the property that violate this section.”

The fines are pretty stiff too for the couch ban! Possibly over $1,000.

So here’s the deal —>

1. Please abide by this law.

2. University Places house rules include no inside furniture stored outside.

3. We’ll gladly take away the furniture for you and you can reimburse us for this expense.

Here is the couch ban ordinance.

Notice that “specified time period” is not specified.

New Couch Ban / “Renden’s Law”

Ban on Upholstered Furniture Outdoors

Approved: September 20, 2010
Effective: October 2, 2010
An ordinance to amend section 1:17 of Chapter 1 (Adoption, Contents and Interpretation) of Title I of the Code of the City of Ann Arbor and to add a new section 9:7 to Chapter 106 (Nuisances) of Title IX of the Code of the City of Ann Arbor.
The City of Ann Arbor Ordains:
9.7. Outdoor Storage
(1) For purposes of this section, “responsible person” shall mean a property owner, tenant, occupant, lessee, and any agent of the foregoing. Each responsible person is individually and separately liable and each responsible person may be found responsible for the same conditions on the property that violate this section.
(2) For purposes of this section, “agent” shall mean any person with real or apparent authority to act on behalf of another person, and shall include but is not limited to a person who manages or operates the property for the owner, receives notices or process for the owner, acts in any other way as the representative of the owner, or is designated as an agent or representative in the registry of the owners and premises kept by the City pursuant to Chapter 105 (Housing Code) of the Ann Arbor Code of Ordinances.
(3) No responsible person shall place, or permit to remain, upholstered furniture which is not intended or designed for outdoor se on exterior balconies, porches, decks, landings, or other areas exposed to the weather.
(4) Notice to any responsible person by the City of a violation of this section and order to correct the violation within a specified time period may be made by mailing it to the responsible person (in the case of an owner as shown on assessment records), delivering it to the responsible person, or posting it at a conspicuous place on the property.
(5) In addition to or in lieu of charging a violation of this section, if any violation remains uncorrected after expiration of the time period in a notice, then the City may remove the item identified in the notice or have it removed in any reasonable manner. The cost to the City for the removal and allocable staff time shall be charged to the responsible person and, if the responsible person is a property owner, then any such unpaid costs may be, assessed against the property in accordance with section 1:292 of Chapter 13 of this Code.
(6) Violation of this section shall be a civil infraction punishable by a civil fine of up to $1,000, plus costs and all other remedies available by statute. If the fine is not paid within 45 days, and if the responsible person is a property owner, then it may be assessed against the parcel under Section 1:292 of Chapter 13 of this Code.
(7) The following shall constitute specific defenses to any alleged violation of this provision:
a. That such furniture was placed in an outside location in order to allow it to be moved during a move of a resident or residents or removed as part of a trash or recycling program on a day scheduled for such moving or removal.
b. That such furniture was temporarily placed in an outside location in order that it be offered for sale at a yard or garage sale if each of the following conditions exists:
i. The furniture is located in an outside location only during the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
ii. The person attempting to sell the furniture, or that person’s agent, is outside during the period of the yard or garage sale in order to monitor the sale.
iii. A sign is placed on or near the furniture indicating that it is for sale.
iv. This defense shall not apply if upholstered furniture is located in an outside location for more than two days in any six-month period.
(8) This ordinance will be incorporated into the “Rights and Duties of Tenants” booklet.
For more information about the couch ban, contact the City of Ann Arbor Clerk’s Office at (734) 794-6140.

1114 Judson 1st Floor Layout

1114 Judson 2nd Floor Room Layout

1114 Judson 2nd Floor Plan Layout

This house has been completely updated inside and out! The house has a new exterior paint scheme. The interior of the house has newly refinished floors, oil based trim paint, new wall paint and brand new carpet. It is very clean and cheerful!

The backyard parking area has been cleaned out to make room for plenty of cars.

Take a look at the outside of the house. It has been newly painted, re-roofed and new storms added in 2010.

Here are pictures of the interior of the house. FYI – laundry and a spare bathroom with shower are in the basement.

The front entry is charming with newly refinished hardwood floors, new blinds, and retains the ld wood character. The other stairs and halls have been repainted and carpeted.

This large living room has newly refinished hardwood floors and plenty of light. Some tenants use it as a bedroom when they lease the whole house.

This living room is located off the new kitchen and is in the middle of the house. It has completely refinished hardwood floors.

Kitchen 1 is large with a dishwasher, gas range, large refrigerator, sink and cabinets.

Kitchen 2 has new cabinets, new fridge, new gas stove and lighting.

The main bathroom for unit 1 is on the second floor and is connected to a dressing room. When you use the whole house for a large group this bathroom is connected to a room that can be used as a bedroom.

This is the main bathroom for unit 2. When you use the whole house for a large group this bathroom becomes a primary bath for the house.

This is the 3rd floor bathroom.

This bedroom on the 1st floor off kitchen #1 has a shower and toilet as part of the room.

Bedroom 2 is on the 2nd floor near the front stairs. There is a similar bedroom next to it by the back stairs on the 2nd floor with a huge closet.

This room is a dressing room but can be used as a bedroom with it’s own attached bath when renting the whole house. It has a large closet and cabinets on the wall.

This is the largest bedroom in the house. It has a connected study that can be used for sleeping. There is no door between these areas.

This is the study off the main bedroom. It is large enough for a bed and a desk and also has it’s own closet.

This 3rd floor bedroom has a closet and wall cabinets. It’s a good size too!

This is a cozy 3rd floor bedroom on the other side of the hall. It has a closet and has room for a full size bed with a desk and a dresser.

This room is technically the unit 2 living room. However it can be used as a bedroom and is large with a deep closet.

When you utilize the entire house for your large group you may choose to use one of the first floor rooms as an extra bedroom.

Please note: Ann Arbor Housing Code allows the use of a room as a bedroom as long as it has two means of egress and a smoke detector.  Feel free to arrange the house to your liking.

Here is the 217 N Ingalls information page.

217 N Ingalls – Exterior Images

217 N Ingalls – Living Room Images

217 N Ingalls – Kitchens Images

217 N Ingalls – Bedroom Images

1st Floor

2nd Floor

217 N Ingalls – Bathrooms Images

217 N Ingalls – Halls, Stairs, Doors Images

217 N Ingalls – Basement and Laundry Images

217 N Ingalls – Neighborhood Images

Here is a list of what you can recycle:

• Plastic bottles and tubs marked 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7
• Paper and flattened boxes
• Bulky plastics – broken chairs, laundry baskets etc.
• Glass ans metal

Don’t recycle these:

• Plastics marked with 9
• Plastic bags
• Styrofoam™
• Batteries
• Plastic lids
• Light bulbs
• Syringes, medical waste
• Biodegradable or PLA plastics
• Motor oil, filters
• Automotive fluids
• Hazardous waste
• Paper cups, plates, napkins, etc.
• Hardcover books
• Ceramics, Pyrex®
• Textiles
• Mirrors, window panes
• Electronics
• Trash

Visit recycleannarbor.org for a complete list and find out more about the drop off station.

Important News: New recycling cart delivery

New blue single-stream recycling carts will be delivered to  residences over a 6-8 week period in July-August.

You may keep your current recycling bins to use inside your house if you like, but they will not be picked up at the curb.

If you do not want your recycling bins then leave them at the curb and they will be taken away by the city.

If you do not receive the new blue recycle carts please call Recycle Ann Arbor at 734.662.6288 or email  info@recycleannarbor.org.

Place the recycle cart at the curb on your regular trash day for pickup.

Tenants may use their existing recycling stacking bins or tan and green carts until they receive their new blue single-stream recycling cart(s). They can blend all their recyclable materials in their existing bins effective July 5, 2010, as well as recycle additional plastics. Please visit www.recycleannarbor.org for more information on the switch to single-stream recycling.