The construction crew working on the house next door is throwing loose trash into our trash can, which I will have to dig out and put in a bag as all items in trash cans need to be bagged. These are the same individuals who moved our trash from from the street before it was picked up and blocked it with their car.
During a Weed Wrangle at Clear Creek, we came upon some large debris that was too much for us to carry out. I've included a pic of the debris. The pile can be found near the creek. My geographical coordinates when I stood near the pile were: 39°08'05.7"N 86°33'40.4"W. To get there, follow the paved path south of the Tapp Rd parking lot for about 0.10 miles. There is a foot path that heads west into the woods. Follow the path until it's past the limestone blocks, then head north off the path toward the creek. The red cooler is easy to spot now that the leaves are down.
Trash has been left out back by the alley for a while now
12/18/2025, noon: No trash has been picked up on any house on my street, S. Woods Edge Bend today. (Recycling was picked up fine.) Thanks.
My neighbor residing at 420 E Laurelwood Drive put an electric range on my property adjacent to their property. I did not give authorization for this item to be placed here and I believe it poses a safety risk. Any appliance with a door is typically deemed as such. The neighbor put a sign on the appliance stating that it is “free”. This is a public nuisance and makes my property look unkept. Sanitation services will not be here until Friday morning and I do not wish to see this appliance on my property all week. Thank you for your time.
Someone dumped their trash in our bin without our permission. This caused the lid to be propped open.
There is trash and household goods and boxes that were piled at the back of the house that are now blowing all over the neighboring the properties.
Homeless camp trash being the old John Deere that caught on fire a few years ago You can see it from Adam’s st on south east side of the parcel
Homeless camp trash being the old John Deere that caught on fire a few years ago You can see it from Adam’s st on south east side of the parcel