We live at 1029 S. Dunn Street and the area around the perimeter of our home on the corner of Davis and Dunn is overgrown and covering speed limit signs and access to the fire hydrant. I was hoping that the City could help cut this back as we do not have the equipment to do so. Thanks!
I received a follow up call from a HAND inspector on August 17 regarding overgrowth behind the new apartment complex at 714 North Walnut. She indicated that the project manager would have the overgrowth cleaned up possibly by the end of the week. It's now almost 2 weeks later and this area still hasn't been cleaned up.
City says lawn is not yet 8". I measured and it is >12". This property owner neglects the property and should be fined until he learns to regularly cut his lawn.
New tenants have been parking too close to street on driveway so that they are blocking the sidewalk.
trash cans left out days after pick-up on E. Dodds St. between Washington and Henderson.
Potholes on E Third in front of the new Panera. Old utility cut that is subsiding. E Second Street on the south side of the street, starting at the schools if you are heading west towards the intersection with Woodscrest. More than 1.
There is a barking dog tethered to a tree many, many hours a day at 922 W. 8th. Not sure if it is 10+hours, but it was there at the beginning and end of the day (before 9am and after 9pm) every day this week.
Blue spray paint on our front steps. Says "fuck cops"
Large pothole located on E First Street between Highland and Jordan. It was recently asphalted but has begun to subside.
Our neighbor has been dumping motor oil in our yard for years. We haven't repoted it in fear of reprizals, but he is poising our trees. To truly "catch him" for remediation costs for example, do we need an actual photo of him doing it? He is the only one doing mechanic work (LOTS!) on our street, and we live right next to him. I am afraid for our health.