There is a row of some type of plant right between the road and sidewalk at the top of the hill. It is blocking the ability to see cars coming up over the hill. It’s very hard to pull out left off of Howe onto Roger’s going north because of this.
See cases 164681, 171500, 171508, 202944, etc. No need to enter property - car is obvious from the street and alley. Yellow VW bug is sinking into ground on east side of garage + lots of junk lying around.
There is a back-hoe parked in the back-yard, animal cages and multiple vehicles on the property. He is running two separate business from the house and the whole place looks like Pigeon Hill. All of our neighbors are very upset about how the property is full of junk and don't how he can do this in a neighborhood.
Trees-of-heaven growing along west side of Grant Street just south of 8th. CFC property.
NW corner of lot is overgrown - partially blocking sidewalk along Cottage Grove. Annual occurrence.
Large pothole in the NE section of the Cottage Grove/Indiana Avenue intersection. Elongated and in an orientation that a passenger-side tire of a northbound car could easily get caught in it.
Deepening pothole in northbound lane kind lane of Henderson, just north of the Grimes intersection
World food market has signage in row again. Always in tree area as well. Hurts street trees as well.
The grass on this corner has not been mowed yet this spring. It is so tall it is starting to interfere with visibility. With the increased traffic on Moores Pike due to closure of the High Street roundabout it is creating a hazard.
The street lights on the West side of the parking garage are way too bright and low to the ground. The patrons at the Backdoor and the Blockhouse bars use that alley to socialize ( There is never any automobile traffic in the alley). The worst light is the one that shines directly into the entrance to the Blockhouse ( Its where everyone gathers outside and between shows). The light is blinding and shining directly into the faces of the patrons. Please: 1) get rid of the light(s) or move the to a higher location. 2) physically block the lights so that they will not shine straight out 3) replace the bulbs with something less bright and with a warmer "color temperature" ( 2700k). Or do a combination of these things. Thanks.