I'll admit that this isn't one of the more extreme instances of "excessive growth" by any means, but it nonetheless reaches beyond the property and obstructs a portion of the sidewalk. The other day I had to pass by another person here and essentially found myself walking through plants/bushes.
Foliage/brush from the property at 701 E 10th St (northeast corner of the intersection of N Fess and E 10th) has completely obstructed the sidewalk.
Around Arlington bridge, public walk way, there is debris, grass, and bushes that should be taken care of for safety of the children and the public that uses this walkway. It’s very unsafe someone could be hiding in the bushes to attack or kindap a child. Ty
extremely high grass at intersection of W Gourley Pike; have to pull far into road to see if oncoming traffic;possibly owned by Crider
This is an abandoned lot behind the Extra Space Facility on Gourley Pike. There is a huge fallen tree and excessive overgrowth all around the property. This is causing homeless to take shelter behind and around these areas where they cannot be seen
The weeds/bushes need to be trimmed in the alley behind 700 W. 6th Street. This is private property. The Street Dept. said this is private property and not owned by the City.
Grass and weeds in lawn. This man does not upkeep his property even though he is able-bodied
sidewalk on University side overgrown
Remodelling (installing partitions) & abandoned refrigerator in front yard.
Overgrown. Grass needs cut.