Abandoned and blocking sidewalks: 2 Bird ebikes at first location and 1 Bird ebike at second location. I reported the first location on the Bird website, but they have not retrieved them.
There is a car parked on the corner of Zona Ct (on the right side when entering Countryside Ln), and has been there for at least a week. The car is not parked with proper distance from the yield sign, and is making it difficult to exit the culdesac safely.
The address above isn’t correct, I live at 8013 S Zikes Rd and the problem is the third house on the street. I believe it’s 8015....but it is a blue house with a carport full of trash and broken down furniture. This trash has been here for over two weeks! It was left behind by the previous tenant and never removed by the owner of the home before moving new tenants in. This is a pattern of this landlord. The owner he had in there a few years ago left dogs in the home to destroy the house and use the bathroom and infest the home with fleas! We struggled that year with our own pets due to the infestation! This house is becoming a nuisance and health hazard. It’s also an eyesore of the road! Is there something that can be done, we are tried of living next to a trashed home. It’s a health hazard!
Much of the rock that was placed along each side of the street has washed into the road and is stacked up in some areas. Some of the drainage pipes are now blocked by the rock wash out as well. There is significant erosion damage.
Vacant lot on Zona Ct. (located west behind 2316 Cutter Ct.) has not been mowed all year. People using for a dump, and trash blowing into Ms Smith's yard.
WATER FROM CITY PROPERTY GOING INTO HER DRIVE
There is trash at several houses on S. Yancy Lane.
On S. Yancy by the new Fire station off of W. 3rd St. there is a large number of cars parked on yards and public streets. The vehicles allegedly belong to the man who owned a used car lot in that area.
Customer wants something done about rain water pooling into the street.
the entire east side of the street for the 500 block of Woodscrest not shovelled, icy and dangerous