Not sure who to contact for fiber installation issues. The workers installed a plastic access pipe in my front yard in the corner of driveway and sidewalk. Inevitably, a large truck is going to drive over it and crush it, potentially damaging the fiber. They removed the tarp with dirt, so I a now assume they are done? Would like to see this access moved farther from driveway.
We don't have any water.
There is a large pothole right next to a speed bump that is hard to avoid if cars are parked in the lot or if it is dark out. It has been here for at least 4 months.
Tenant in unit 4 continues to feed deer, squirrels, and rats with peanuts, unshelled sunflower seeds, and corn despite multiple warnings.
Erik’s Alley near Hillside and Walnut. The crews that just went through laying fiber optics or whatever they did, tore up my yard and broke the alley pavement, but then just laid the pieces together like a puzzle instead of fixing the holes they made.
Hi—where can i find the schedule for trash pick up?
There is a grey Ford van with solar panels that has not moved or been interacted with for at least 3 weeks. It has a flat tire as well.
W. 1st seems to be open through Walnut as of 12/23/24. There are no speed limit signs anymore. It used to be 20 I believe. People are zooming by excite that it’s open but it’s dangerous for animals and pedestrians. Also does no parking still apply? Speed Signage and oversight needed asap.
There is what looks like an individuals bedding, clothing and personal items that have been strewn about in the undeveloped alleyway immediately East of 1001 S Rogers Steet. These itmes have been there for over a week. There is too much for us to put in our personal trash bin. Thank you!!
Pavilion Properties building elevator permit expired on 10/15/2024. It has not been renewed as per Indiana DHS website (which is publicly accessible and can be accessed if you know the building's address) as of 11:21am on 12/23/2024. I checked it because the doors made loud clunking noises when traversing down, and I had to hit the button multiple times (or hit it extremely hard) in order for it to go up. It should be the apartment complex owner's responsibility to ensure permits are up to date - members of the public shouldn't have to remind them to do this. [I am not a tenant of this building (hence why this is not under the "rental complaint" section), but my friend is, and I noticed that the permit posted in the elevator showed it was expired when I visited him recently. I checked the website to verify.]