At what point will the city address the encampment under the Grimes St bridge? I rode my bike over the bridge yesterday and was shocked at the smell and the amount of makeshift tents. We make a point in avoiding that section of the B-Line. Please do something, it's disgusting.
Dumpster on east side of building is overflowing, trash is everywhere and blowing into several adjacent properties.
The vicinity of the corner of Howe and Morton has an excessive amount of broken glass and dust/gravel in the street, especially at the northwest corner of the intersection, washed down from further up the hill. Please send the streetsweeper!
The condition around the area of grimes and Morton on the b-line gets worse and worse by the day. There is trash everywhere! There are several illegal dwellings. Lots of stolen items from tax paying citizens (bikes, shopping carts, signs, etc). Why has the city allowed this for 6+ months? I get it, you would rather have them there vs. campus area or seminary square, but you were elected to withhold the laws/rules of the city for tax paying citizens. So do your job!!!!
For mattresses and miscellaneous trash. Been there for months
Please remove the signs from this roundabout, which is a city right-of-way. Signs go up at this location on a very regular basis. It's time to start to fine the groups which post signs there.
Lots of trash on b-like by area at grimes and Morton. Also stolen items from local retailers. (Shopping carts).
All the storm drains on Woodlawn south of Hunter are clogged. IF it rains, the water will flood the streets
During the big rain and subsequent flood of a few weeks ago, a great deal of large flotsam traveled down the stream that edges Switchyard park and got stuck against the bridge that goes under W Country Club Drive. There are large trees, pallets, large trash can and smaller debris jammed against the north side of the bridge causing a dam. The vehicle bridge is between the B-line trail and Burger King. One can see all this debris from the pedestrian bridge.
Greetings. The drain at Jackson and 14th is blocked in a very solid way. Also, the drain at Fairview and 15th street is in a similar state. There are a lot more in that area due to it being on the descent of the floodplain. Thank you.