Considerable debris at the intersection of E Woodbine Ave and E Covenanter Drive - dirt and gravel, which make turning dangerous, especially after rain or after sprinklers. Cars, bicycles, and pedestrians slip. This appears to be run off from the multi-year construction project and piles of dirt and gravel at 2430 home construction site.
Overgrown and unkempt lawn. Contains trash and plastic bags. Home looks abandoned and poorly maintained. Overgrowth is unsightly and a danger to those walking down the street (curb access blocked) and to cars trying to safely turn at corner. There have been multiple stray cats in the neighborhood, at least one appears near this property.
Grass and weeds to top of fence, small children living in home not safe to be outside in the yard
There are multiple cats in the neighborhood. 2 orange cats, one quite large with a collar, one without a collar that regularly sprays and urinates on property. The one that sprays seems aggressive. One of the cats is defecating in flower beds. As of this week, there is also a black cat closer to intersection of Round Hill Lane and Spicewood Lane. The siamese cat belongs to neighbors and is known, but the other 3 cats are new. The orange ones are a disturbance, coming near homes and making a mess, trying to get in garages, and are a danger.
For a few days every week, this sidewalk is covered with grass cuttings which can create hazards for using the sidewalk especially after it rains. Not sure who cares for the lawn.
Overgrown grass has not been cut
The trash was not picked up from the curb this morning. The trash was full so there is a high risk of animals getting into it.
My neighbor move out of that house that lawn get longer
Both Japanese knotweed and tree-of-heaven are growing together on the *east* lot-line of this property, possibly extending to neighboring lot (315 E. 11th), though not clear which property is the culprit invader and which the invaded. Plants are in leaf, actively growing, and easily seen from sidewalk - a perfect opportunity for HAND inspectors to learn to identify and distinguish between these two highly-invasive species.