Please disregard previous ticket: The properties behind Two Stick bakery is nasty. Though Two Sticks has nothing to do with this I'm just calling them out so you know where to go. The problem is in the properties to the east of the north/south alley. There's a mattress, broken chairs, plastic bags, and overgrown vegetation. There's also a truck that never seems to leave eventhough it looks operable. I've seen rats in the area.
This area is nasty. There's a mattress, broken chairs, plastic bags, and overgrown vegetation. There's also a truck that never seems to leave eventhough it looks operable. I've seen rats in the area.
Bagged trash in front of garage, wooden or cardboard spool in yard, car that has years-old expired plates in driveways, please clean.
The yellow curb paint around the 1st Street entrance to the alleyway between Park and Stull Aves has come off the curb. This is leading to people parking very close to the alleyway entrance in a zone that should be designated as non-parking. Many houses on this block have garages which are only accessible via the alley. When a car is parked illegally close to the alleyway it makes it difficult or impossible to see oncoming traffic. Please repaint the curb or enforce parking rules on those parking in non-parking areas before an accident occurs.
This pot hole on S Stull Avenue has been here for years. It’s been filled a few times, but after the garage trucks run through it a few times it’s an open hole again. It needs a permanent fix. The road around it is starting to break up also.
tree branch has broken off and it falling onto the road and sidewalk a bit, medium sized not huge
Trash has been in front of property all week
Someone has scattered small, clear gelatinous balls on the ground on the rubber surface near Ford Street by the green curly slides. They may be completely benign—perhaps some type of Halloween candy? But they are unfamiliar to me and, unfortunately, very appealing to my 20 month old grandson. I tried to pick them up to throw them away, but there were too many, and they were spread over a large area. They are soft and squash when walked on.
Continuous water link in alley behind 324 E 2nd Street
On the south east corner of E Allen St and S Washington St (E Allen St side) there is a metal sign post within the sidewalk that has been broken off at the base and it's a safety hazard.