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After hearing two years' worth of complaints from Winston Chew's neighbors regarding the agglomeration of debris gathered in his Campbell lot, city council voted to give Chew only 14 days to abate his property. Chew will have until July 20 to eliminate the junk, which one contracting company estimates will fill four 40-foot dumpsters. But what looks like junk to Chew's neighbors is actually the fruit of Chew's lifelong obsession of collecting odds and ends. Chew, who has lived at 1321 Porgy Court in San Jose since November 1996 (the house falls under San Jose's jurisdiction; the lot is in Campbell), has accumulated a myriad of items, including used tires, old wooden boards, chain link fence materials, and a rocking chair, among thousands of other things.
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Campbell, California Since 1999
