Case Date:

7/16/2020

Co live 14th and college. These barriers are supposed to be contiguous and for the suration of the closure but they have been removed to permit equipment access

Case Date:

6/25/2020

Co-live site, 14th& college. Mud on sidewalk, sand on sidewalk, truck bumper overhanging sidewalk. Erosion barrier still fubared.

Case Date:

6/25/2020

West sidewalk on rogers st just north of 10th st / B-line heights (pedcore project). They're using this vacant lot as a staging area for the trades district garage. They often park overhanging the sidewalk. This trailer hitch is a daily problem. The transportation plan calls for a 1.5ft shy zone beside sidewalks, and municipal code explicitly bans parking on unimproved surfaces. So can we get at least 1.5ft here!!! The photo is from yesterday but the situation is the same today.

Case Date:

5/28/2020

SE corner college & 14th. Co-live. Sidewalk partially obstructed by mud, trailer hitch, sand.

Case Date:

5/27/2020

SE corner of 14th&college. Co-live building site. Sidewalk partially obstructed with sand, mud, trailer hitch. How much you wanna bet if I come back in the afternoon, that loader is on the sidewalk?

Case Date:

5/26/2020

SE corner of college and 14th. co-live site. Trailer hitch, sand, mud, packing material in sidewalk. Now with backhoe. Photo from 8:48am today may 26

Case Date:

5/25/2020

SE 14th&college. Co-live building site. Same as yesterday. Mud, sand, trailer hitch on sidewalk.

Case Date:

5/24/2020

SE corner of college and 14th. Co-live building site. No change since yesterday. Mud, trailer hitch, sand impinging on sidewalk.

Case Date:

5/23/2020

Southeast corner of college and 14th. Cody live building site. Sand in the sidewalk. Mud in the sidewalk. Plastic wrap in the sidewalk. Trailer hitch to ?concrete mixer? in the sidewalk. Workers present.

Case Date:

5/21/2020

Southeast corner of college and 14th. Construction site at old mancino's. Sand partially obstructing sidewalk. Erosion control has been destroyed. Mud is flowing onto the sidewalk. Sorry to bother you. in an ideal world I imagine a stop-work order at the first major violation, such as parking a piece of heavy equipment on the sidewalk for an entire weekend. And then the stop work order would not be lifted until even minor violations such as erosion control are assertively remedied. Thank you