The house directly across from 621 S. College St. has a pathway that leads to the sidewalk. On the sidewalk there are one or two slabs of stone that causes people to trip over them.
RESIDENT CALLED ABOUT SAFETY CONCERNS DUE TO STEEP GRADE AND OPEN HOLE AROUND WATER MAIN IN UTILITY EASEMENT
THE ALLY GOING SOUTH FROM BEHIND THIS ADDRESS TO 10TH STREET IS OVERGROWN MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO DRIVE DOWN.
THE ALLY GOING SOUTH FROM BEHIND THIS ADDRESS TO 10TH STREET IS OVERGROWN MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO DRIVE DOWN.
The sidewalk is blocked by weeds and dirt. The lot is vacant.
THERE ARE TALL WEEDS AND FLOWERS BLOCKING TRAFFIC.
Mr. White, a renter at listed address, expressed distress at neighbor's two new rotweiller dogs. Had a restraining order against said neighbor(last name Bruce), dogs continue to bark constantly. dogs apparently have no shelter. Neighbors involved live to the south of Mr. White. He says he has installed a protective fence and did not know what else to do.
multiple cars parked, blocking trash receptacles, not accessible LB recommended Planning Dept.(no 621 is listed, 619 N. Monroe is probable correct address)
Trash on left side of house, behind trash cans; pile that squirrels have gotten into, permission from owner of 615 N. Lincoln Street to come on her driveway to see if not visible from street.
TRASH IN FRONT OF HOUSE FOR 3 WEEKS