Firefighters worked fast to protect a neighboring warehouse filled with paper products, bringing it under control in just 25 minutes.
David Lee owns Tarps & Tie-Downs, just feet from the Waldomore Apartments on East Market Street.
The cause of the fire is still unknown. But Lee says small fires and other disturbances near his business are becoming increasingly more common.
"And some, sometimes, they have a tent over there, and I see the fire, and they, our wall over there, is get burned," Lee said. Lee says he's repeatedly asked the railroad to clean up the area and even approached the city about installing a fence. He says those efforts went nowhere — leaving him to cut back brush and clean up trash himself. After Friday's fire, he says he's still waiting for a solution. "I call many times complain, but nobody take care. Then we just have to paint one time, you know, but it happens again," Lee said. "So we, we quit, you know, to paint."
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