Citizen says trash has been laying by the alley (between Lincoln and Grant) at this location since last year. Recently, yard waste has been added to the pile. Current tenants say it is not their trash, therefore not their problem. Citizen says landlord has not been cooperative.
Citizen says several limbs blew down in last storm. Right near the pond and pagoda as you enter Winston St from Sare Road (3100-3200 block). She believes they are in city ROW. BOB: please check and see if this is ours to take care of. Thanks.
Could you please check out 616 South Walnut. A residence between Ted's Auto and a furniture store on the west side of the street. Over grown lawn -- looks bad on an entry way to downtown.
THERE IS A CAR ON BLOCKS IN THE DRIVEWAY, AND ANOTHER CAR PARKED IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE W/GRASS GROWING AROUND IT. THEY HAVE HIGH GRASS AND TRASH SITTING OUTSIDE.
The 3rd or 4th house on E. Miller Drive from S. Henderson St. has weeds grown up to the windows on the house. Adults and kids sleeping in a dark blue multi-colored van. House looks upkept and nasty living conditions. Complainant is concerned about the children.
City purchased property from her along Rockport Road for road improvements, along with a ROW option for three years (?). Area is overgrown, one bush is blocking visibility. Who should be taking care of this, and what is the deal on the road plans -- she runs a daycare and wants to put up a fence, but can't until the city tells her what they're going to do and where she can put the fence.
South Lincoln St, South of Dodds, has overgrown bushes that are blocking the right of way, making it necessary to walk out around them.
complaint is about rubble left on property from new driveway. also concerned with dead tree on the corner and weeds that have reached 4 feet tall. did not give name or phone but said will call me on thrusday (7/24/97)
Occupant is Daniel Bynum. Neighbor believes he is in late 80's, and is very confused. Adult Protective Service told her to call us about yard. He is dumping garbage and newspapers in back, and lawn is unmowed. He lives alone, and Adult Protective Services will try to help him.
Mr. Taliaferro called to say that the weeds in the field near his home need to be cut down because they've become overgrown. He sees this as a potential danger.