Storm drainage ditch on east side of North Ritter Street between W. Kirkwood and W. 6th Street is blocked with debris and a discarded mattress, causing localized flooding.
Utility workers were trimming trees and left a bundle of branches in the street at the corner of Meadow and O'Brien. Could someone please remove them? Thank you.
Yard is full of vehicles and debris
There are several people living in the yard of this uninhabitable home. The yard is full of garbage, and I believe there is no indoor plumbing. Customers at nearby business have complained of odor.
This property has car parts, household furniture, a hauling trailer made out of the back end of some truck parked on the grass. It just has junk coming out from everywhere. I mean I don't like having to report people but why does the neighborhood have to be brought down because someone can't/won't get an off site storage space.
Trash and abandoned car on street
Re: Case #165561 Some debris from the accident remains near the RR underpass. Trash and weeds are still on Adams, and on Fountain, and on 8th Streets. Streets near the university at least get swept. Can the City seal the streets, so the weeds won't grow?
Water utilities shut off water and is still billing me.
A business has moved into the former Sterling Glass building at this address. They have placed a large blue dumpster on the lawn at the west edge of their property. According to 20.05.067 of the UDO this dumpster is supposed to be enclosed and on pavement. The property is zoned CG.
The city bus routinely drives through the Fritz Terrace neighborhood too fast. I don’t have a radar gun but the speed limit is 20 and they are obviously going over. On Saturday 5/21 sometime around 3:00 I believe the bus hit and killed a neighbor’s dog near 3131 Valleyview and continued their route. I did not witness the event but was told by a neighbor the bus stopped for a moment at the same location the dog was hit, near the same time, then continued on. I would like the transit department to identify who the driver was and see what the story is on why they did not stop and try to help or identify the owner of the dog, or if I am mistaken and the driver claims it was not them and perhaps maybe they witnessed the event and could provide more details. Even without the issue of who hit the dog, the bus needs to slow down and not exceed the 20 MPH speed limit. There are lots of kids in this neighborhood, the streets are narrow and the curve at the top of the hill is a blind spot for oncoming traffic. Please address this issue before someone gets hurt or killed.