We (staff) are unsure if the trees on E Smith St (near the property location 401 S Washington St) are the city property or if they belong to us. Would you be able to tell me who they belong to? If they are the property of the city, could I schedule to get them trimmed? I was notified that there has to be 3ft clearance between the tree limbs and the property.
- Garbage on the lawn/front yard of the property. - Garbage bin stays on the sidewalk for days.
Trash everywhere.
In the alley north of E. University Street between Henderson St and Fess Ave, there is a piece of rebar sticking up an inch or two above the gravel. The top 3-4 inches of the rebar is bent at 90 degrees. It is difficult to notice while walking, but it is the perfect height to catch your foot and create a trip hazard. Please remove this dangerous situation. Thank you for your help!
Dumpster impinging on sidewalk. Repeat offender.
Dumpster impinging on sidewalk. Repeat offender.
Potholes on Dunn between turn off of Atwater and intersection of Smith
Tree branches are blocking the sidewalk
In my last report, you concluded that the street I live on is residential parking only. Well then add a sign. Because college students (who do not have a parking permit for residential zone 9) are parking on this street from 8am-5pm, and are the main reason for such sorry parking conditions. There is no sign on my particular street, only on streets around it. If it really is a parking permit zone, ADD A SIGN! 80% of people parked here do not have residential zone 9 permits. Yes, I already have one.
The fiber optics crew drilling lines damaged (crushed/cracked/dislodged) almost 40 feet of sideway from the corner of Second Street and Park Avenue. Who pays for this destruction?